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ArenaNet has compiled some interesting statistics about skill usage during the Guild Wars July Tournament.
The charts below provide skill usage data for each game of the July 2007 Tournament Championship. Each chart shows the team rosters with each player's skills. "Executes" are successful skill uses while "Fizzles" are skill attempts that failed (for example, due to interruption, canceling, or going into recharge).All facts are only for Quarter Finals, Semi Finals, and Finals. Playoff matches are not included.
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There were 164 unique skills used across all three chapters.
The Top 5 most equipped skills were: Glyph of Lesser Energy (37), Reversal of Fortune (30), Resurrection Signet (27), Dismiss Condition (24), Aegis (21).
The Top 5 most used skills were: Reversal of Fortune (1500), Dismiss Condition (856), Glyph of Lesser Energy (783), Light of Deliverance (738), Shield of Deflection (593).
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Everyone has things they like to do. That might be drawing, singing, building, writing or even school! That's all great, but what do you like to do? What would you want to do? Who would you like to be?
You can be whatever you want to be. This world is full of surprises, twists and turns that one might think they were in space just floating along trying to count the stars. Imagine you're soaring through space, passing stars and planets.
Everything seems fine. You're absolutely taken in by the beauty of the different planets and comets. You dodge asteroids in the asteroid fields; you spin around inside black holes. But then you see something in the distance.
The black hole that sucked you in thrusts you out into a pink and blue nebula. At first you were dazzled with the multicolored cloud, and then you realized how big the nebula is and how hard it is to see. You've lost your way.
Our lives our like nebulas. We're born into a huge world. There are so many beautiful things in it, like the lilies along the bank, or the fragrance of a wet rose after an April shower. It's purely breathtaking.
But then we get older. We grow and grow, learn and learn. And we realize that we're lost. We find out that things aren't as black and white as we thought they were. The people who you thought loved you and were closest to you leave you to die. You see that they shy and meek friends you do have drawn close to you and stayed with you.
In a way you're going through a lot of bad stuff, but you come out stronger. You come out changed. You'll go through tons of nebulas in your life. The trick is to find your way through and get back to stars and the open space. Get clear of the beautiful but yet deadly gas of the nebula. Find who you really are. Find what you really need. And the nebulas and asteroids will seem like little fireflies that can be pushed was with the wave of a hand.
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Posted in thread: Wittenham Hill Cider Pages on 06-21-2012 at 05:50 PM
Very good read. Thanks neovox for the link.
Posted in thread: How many gallons of Brandon O's Graff have been made? on 06-18-2012 at 05:37 PM
Question for the bottlers...are you priming when bottling or letting it carb on it's own
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Posted in thread: First time cider brew help...PLEASE!!!! on 06-16-2012 at 10:48 PM
Check out UpstateMikes caramel apple cider thread. Awesome and simple recipe.
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Give it 2 weeks and pull a a sample for a gravity measurement (and taste, don't let those
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Posted in thread: How many gallons of Brandon O's Graff have been made? on 06-04-2012 at 08:19 PM
I also finally got my first 5 gals in the primary. Looking good, the Notty's is going like mad.
Lots of turbulence and continuous air lock burping. OG was 1.062.2406 + 5 = 2411
Posted in thread: First time Cider maker - usual questions on 05-23-2012 at 05:37 PM
You can leave it clear for however long you think it needs. There are some commercial cider
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Posted in thread: Newbie problem: Natural yeast, 5 lbs of sugar, raw local cider on 05-22-2012 at 07:53 PM
Not a thing....if you like it then it's a success, bottle it. Not sure if I have this right,
sounds like it's in the 6% ABV range and pretty sweet.
Posted in thread: First time Cider maker - usual questions on 05-22-2012 at 07:27 PM
Adding fermentables and trying to figure gravity during fermentation would drive me crazy.
There are guys on here that can figure that out. I'm not one of them. Was wondering what yeast
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Posted in thread: Fermentation and backsweetening question on 05-22-2012 at 07:21 PM
You could use the same juice. That'll add volume also. Frozen concentrate (thawed) works great.
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Same holds true for whatever concentrate. Pasteurized and vit C no problem but no
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Reaching a contract agreement with starting right tackle Sebastian Vollmer, as reported by colleague Field Yates, is a coup for the Patriots. When free agency began, the thought from here was that if the Patriots could keep two of their top three free agents (Wes Welker, Aqib Talib, Vollmer), it would be solid work.
Of the three, Vollmer was viewed as the most likely flight risk. But it seems that free agency didn't produce the top-of-the-market offer that Vollmer was hoping for, hence the delay in re-signing with the Patriots, who always had interest in his return but not at a market-busting rate.
There are still some questions to be answered.
How long is the agreement? How will the financial terms impact other free-agent moves?
But for now, based on the information available, ensuring Vollmer's return for at least 2013 is a good hit for the Patriots (Karen Guregian of the Boston Herald tweeted it could be a four-year pact). This means the club brings back its entire starting offensive line, and in an area where five players seeing the same picture is critical, that is an ideal scenario.
Sometimes a team's best work in free agency is retaining its own, and that's what this offseason has mostly been defined by for the Patriots. If we revisit some of the free-agent lists by analysts when free agency started, Welker, Talib and Vollmer were highly rated.
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Outliers by Malcolm Gladwell
Book DescriptionIn this stunning new book, Malcolm Gladwell takes us on an intellectual journey through the world of "outliers"--the best and the brightest, the most famous and the most successful. He asks the question: what makes high-achievers different? His answer is that we pay too much attention to what successful people are like, and too little attention to where they are from: that is, their culture, their family, their generation, and the idiosyncratic experiences of their upbringing. Along the way he explains the secrets of software billionaires, what it takes to be a great soccer player, why Asians are good at math, and what made the Beatles the greatest rock band. Brilliant and entertaining, OUTLIERS is a landmark work that will simultaneously delight and illuminate.
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Children are subject to many weird interactions which parents never hear or are aware of due to fear or lack of transparency. Do children also know they are in school for a particular purpose?
Do children ever wonder why the teachers say that we need students to be in the school so the school gets paid?
Sometimes students may pickup on certain situations, but are scared to say anything because they are feared that they will get in trouble for saying anything against their classmate or school or would be looked upon as a poor sport and there goes the rest of the year for the student having to face the people he or she complained about. For these reasons, the student doesn't say much at all, but just goes along, hoping the situation would correct itself naturally.
This is just an opinion and should be thought about thoroughly prior to making any judgement on whether this situation actually occurs.


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A freshly minted master of magic must test his new found skills against an evil mad man(like there is another kind) intent on destroying the world in this adventure classic.
Our story begins with Frank Chandler facing his final challenges in the mystic arts. These include the old disappearing rope trick, shuffling across hot coals sans footwear , and hypnotizing a crowd. Luckily his training which has gifted him with the power of hypnosis as well as danger detector which results in his hearing a gong whenever he is in peril. He passes with flying colors and is rechristened 'Chandu" by the master Yogi.
He is then summoned to a crystal ball where he is greeted by his first challenge, Roxor. This oddly named nut job is no barrel of laughs. He intends to get his hands on a death ray to destroy mankind and make the ragtag survivors his slaves. Turns out this sinister plot lands right at Chandu's feet. Seems his brother in-law, Robert Regent, has gone ahead and built such a machine. Ironically this warning has come too late for our mystic.
By the time Chandu gets to his sister's house her husband has already been snatched. Meanwhile Roxor is about to entertain princess Nadji at his hideout. He wants her in on the scheme but she balks at his evilness. Chandu fails to rescue Regent but is able to get Nadji out of harm's way by torching the place and walking out over the flames while carrying the Princess.
Nadji has a romantic history with Chandu and gladly joins in his quest. They enlist a second banana ,with a drinking problem, purely for comic relief and head out for Roxor's other hideout. Along the way a servant tries to poison Chandu but the "gong sense' rings in and he is able to rescue himself.
Roxor figures out that Chandu is powerless without his eyes so he has him jumped and then blindfolded. This leads to your typical bragging scene wherein Roxor boasts to Chandu about his plans for world conquest. Chandu seizes the moment and dares Roxon to match wits with him. Our villain succumbs to his arrogance and lifts the blindfold. What follows is poetic justice as only Hollywood can deliver it with Chandu helping his friends escape while a mesmerized Roxor can only watch as his death ray overheats before exploding all over him.
This is fun stuff that gives you an idea of where Marvel Comics came up with Dr. Strange. It is pure adventure with colorful costumes, lots of fighting, and several feats of magic. Acting wise this belongs to Bela Lugosi as Roxor (though he would return in a few years to take over the role of Chandu).
This film was one of many bequeathed to me by my older sister Peggy who passed this year after a protracted battle with cancer. I credit her with my love of monsters as well as comics(she bought me my first stack). In our house there were many children fighting over our one television so democracy ruled. Peggy was a sharpie who enlisted my aid to form an alliance which voted to watch "Chiller Theatre" every Saturday night. Inheriting her collection has been an eye opener for a kid who came of age during the 'slasher" cycle and had yet to revisit the classics.
Best lines: "This death ray in the hands of Roxor means the death of all goodness."
'Men shall return to savagery following only one supreme intelligence, me!"
"I love the look of the desert but not the taste of it."
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- Tampa, Florida
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Original review posted by user Feb 22, 2012
My fiance had a knee replacement and it was a horrible, painful surgery. He had problems thereafter and one night two years later hobbled in and said, "There is a screw coming out of my knee." I looked and there was a screw pushing from inside his knee and he could not bend it. Next day, the surgeon who had performed the surgery turned white when he saw the x ray of the screw backing out inside his knee. My fiance had to have a SECOND surgery to replace the screw and plastic parts in his knee. It was horrendous and doubly painful the second time.
We decided to get our out of pocket costs back from Stryker, the maker of the bad knee. We have called and called and spoken to the Stryker attorney, who made us a ridiculous offer of less than 1/4 of what we spent in copays at the hospital and other expenses. But that told us that they know they are liable. We declined and gave her an offer, still way too low, but they should have jumped all over it.
Now Erika, the Stryker attorney dodges our phone calls and does not call back anymore. She thinks she can out smart us on this and that is not going to happen.
My fiance suffered greatly due to their malfeasance, lost a month of work, spent money out of his pocket to have this knee revision and had to have a 8 inch cut in his knee a SECOND TIME!!!
If your doctor ever tells you they will insert a Stryker knee or hip when doing a replacement, RUN AWAY. They sell bad products and will not stand behind them.
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Aug 10, 2015 Newark, New Jersey, United States
My name is kenneth gray I've had a 2nd revision surgery because the 1st implant failed after 3 yrs, I've been on pain killers since the surgery now my 3rd surgery because the 1st surgery shifted down and to the right I've been falling down 2-3 times a week and seems like no lawyers want to help me I've lost my job also the pain and 1st surgeon denied doing the surgery and called the police on me to leave his office I need help.....firstname.lastname@example.com 0 Reply
Dec 30, 2013
I have had 9 surgeries and 8 months ago I got a partial knee replacement of course by the end of 3 months it had completely become infected and rejected so I needed a total knee again I found out on 12-27-13 stryker for the total well I fell 2 1/2 weeks ago the 2 screws I had in from a previous surgery had become bent and again I needed revision surgery so now I have 1 3/4 screws out of my knee what should I do?0 0 Reply
Oct 23, 2013 New York, England, United Kingdom
This is a rather strange story, cause there are no screws used in a general total or partial knee implant. A knee implant consists of 3 parts : femur part (upper leg), a polyethylen inlay (plastic part) and a tibial (under leg) part. No screws or plates are used.
Also in a revison case, no screws are used, only some tiny screws to fixate wedges to replace lost bone. But this are really tiney screws.
This is pretty much the same for all knees, like knee from dePuy/J&J, Smith and Nephew, Biomet, Link, Zimmer and also Stryker.
I do think the stryker knee is the better one because of the single radius concept, it gives more freedom during movement, is less constrained an has shown to cause a bit less pain generally.
Good luck
Jan 12, 2016
So not true. I just had my 4 revision and it was due to a screw coming out. Yes they use screws into the femur component.
You need better research
Oct 07, 2013 San Francisco, California, United States
Stryker has one of the best track records in the world compared to all other major knee implant companies (this is from several independent registry data bases that many countries keep track of all compnies implants that are implanted into patients). If a screw came out of your knee, this was most likely due to your surgeon repairing something else that was damaged, as most knee implants do not have screws in them and really dont need screws in them. Much of the problems have to do with bad surgeon techniques, not necessarily the implants (although in rare instances there are recalls for failed implant designs). Surgeons are just like carpenters, there are good ones, and there are BAD ones. I work in the operating room, believe me, just because someone has an MD after their name does not mean they are the best at what they do, they might be book smart, but have bad technical hand skills that can affect the long term results of your surgery. REALLY do YOUR research when chosing your surgeon and go with someone who does A LOT of that type of procedure, not just because you were referred to him from another doctor or friend. Remember, implants are not magical solutions to your pain, you have to work hard after surgery to get up and get going again or your scar tissue can build up and prevent you from progress in the future and can cause pain. Joint replacements are VERY big surgeries and the recovery is different for everyone and can be very painful. Not everyone does well... after joint replacements; some do great, some do average, and some don't do well at all such as in this case. Good luck with your new knee, hope it does well. Show more2 0 Reply
Jan 15, 2014
A great answer by someone who has stood by the surgeon during the procedure and has product knowledge beyond the normal patient.0 0 Reply
Aug 24, 2013 Tampa, Florida, United States
we do not have to carry a card. Just tell them. I think it is a common thing these days to have joint replacements.
Jul 31, 2013 Beckley, West Virginia, United States
kgutierrez2 Aug 10, 2013 Surprise, Arizona, United States
Yes, you have to carry a card with you to show them at the airport.0 0 Reply
to kgutierrez2 Aug 24, 2013
I have one of those cards and TSA won't except it, they still have see the knee paints rolled up and warn it. I am a disable vet with a military disability card and have work in the defense field for 35 years with a high clearance, ever since I got out of the military. They wont except any of these cards So good luck0 0 Reply
Sep 15, 2014
I've had both knees replaced so I carry two cards for the airports...........they didn't want to see either of them. Searched me like I was a terrorist or something. I'm 70 yrs old and had to stand there and be body searched from the neck to the ankles while anyone and everyone could watch. They treat you and talk to you like you are a bad person trying to get away with something. Those cards are a joke.....1 0
to kgutierrez2 Jul 24, 2015 Junction, Texas, United States
The Doctor wouldn't give me a card. He said I wouldn't need one just tell them you had a full knee replacement. The doctor said If I loose it someone else could use it???????
Sep 17, 2013 Waldron, Arkansas, United States
Yes it does, luckily my doctor issued me a card with the photo of the knee replacement, his name and number and the date of the surgery. Going through the airport,I tried to give these people the card that I had handy, they ignored me until after the bells and sirens went off. I was pulled aside and searched, patted down and scanned with a hand held scanner. All the while my open luggage, shoes ect. rolled off the end of the moving belt while I stood there embarrased and everyone staring like I had a bomb on board.
The larger airports had the body scan machine and it was just matter of fact. Good luck!
Mar 05, 2013 Clearwater, Florida, United States
I had Bi-lateral TKR, with Stryker knee products two years ago. I have had no problems at all, and I am very happy I chose to have both knees replaced at one time. I think the Stryker products are fantastic. I think most problems with TKR are due to the doctor and people not working hard enough on rehab. When it comes to rehab of a TKR, one knee or both knees, remember no pain no gain.0 0 Reply
Nov 12, 2012
I had my first knee replacement at 42 years old. It was a Johnson and Johnson knee. It failed right away. First knee was 2006. Knee revision in 2008 with a Stryker knee. Spent 3weeks in the hospital That knee failed ALSObdo to loosening. Third knee revision 2010 with another Stryker knee and this one is also very painful. Getting a bone scan to see if this knee is a problem too. I'm so tired of knee pain and knee surgeries. I've had 9 knee surgeries and 3 of those were replacements all on the same knee. I'm 48 years old!!!0 0 Reply
Feb 18, 2016
Sharon where did your surgery take place and was the doctor one of the paid consultants for Stryker0 0 Reply
Oct 23, 2012
I had a Stryker Scorpio x3 put in my knee Nov 30 09 in March or so I started hearing a clicking sound in my right knee now my knee seems so slide from sis to side and you can hear it when I walk my knee is giving out on me it is very unstable and hurts I think I am on the recall list. If you have any info you can email me at email@example.com 0 Reply
Sep 26, 2012
Three knee replacements stryker EIUS knee damaged my bone0 1 Reply
Aug 17, 2012
WOW! And I thought I was the only one with these problems, I am now disabled, I had been having pains behind my knee ever since my replacement, 2004, got mine ay age 44. I had e-rays done on leg at least once or twice a year since then and my doc kept thinking all I wanted was pain meds! well last year I got a blood clout in small toe, had stents put in, a week later some thing went bad and had another doctor redo whatever the problem was, 1st of this year had major problems again and had to have a graft put in, while they were fishing that thru my leg they came across a large MASS behind my knee, they at first thought it was a screw, upon examining it, it was more like a chunk of plastic, is this what might be part of the knee replacement?Vu1 0 Reply
Jun 18, 2012
Just so you know. Stryker TKR's do not have screws. If you had a screw then the surgeon screwed up and had to put one in for something he broke or tore.0 0 Reply
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Sometimes the next best thing is what you've been looking for all along….
Beth Chandler has spent her whole life pleasing others. She went to law school to make her grandparents happy. She agreed to marry her workaholic boyfriend, Lucas, to make him happy. And, despite her fear of boats, she took a ferry to see Lucas's parents just to make them happy.
While suffering through a panic attack on the ferry, Beth meets a tall, sexy stranger who talks her down from her fear - and makes her heart flutter in the process. Soon, she has a new reason to panic: her gorgeous, blue-eyed rescuer is Lucas's brother, Joe. But could she ever leave her fiancé for his own brother…even if Lucas is more focused on making partner than on making their relationship work…and even if Joe turns out to be everything she never knew she wanted?
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"Narrator ruined this book"
Terri Osburn - yes, if it was narrated by someone else.
I actually thought it was Siri from the iPhone at first... and then assumed it was a computer program. I don't even know how the narrator gets her voice to sound so monotone and computer-like! I couldn't get past it - the only reason I was able to finish the book is because I really liked the story. From now on, I'll ALWAYS play the audio sample before I purchase.
Just the kind of mindless romance to keep me occupied without a lot of sex descriptions or vulgarity...fairly mild...enjoyable...just what I need right now...
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audible always have the best narrators. however nothing would make this book more interesting ...
"A Donut of a Romance"
Like having a donut instead of whole grain toast for breakfast, sometimes it's fun listening to a light hearted (but not mind-numbing) romantic drama. Yes, some things were obvious from the beginning and the end was not a huge surprise. However the island setting, humor, and a variety of supporting characters including a lovable dog made "Meant to Be" an enjoyable escape from reality.
"Light and Believeable"
Enjoyed this very real depiction of year round Island living. Interesting characters facing believable obstacles in life and love.
"Just ok"
Very typical predictable romance. There was a lot of repetition. Basically this book was ok.
"Excellent and Captivating "
Loved it from the beginning to the end. Couldn't stop listening to this fabulous story.
"Fun fluff."
I was told to read this by a good friend. Really enjoyed it. Not my typical New Adult angst but it's good to mix it up. Great way to start the summer reading.
"pleasant romance"
Solidly written, but fairly predictable romance (is that redundant?). Entertaining characters, and small town island location make it a guilty pleasure. Good for when you want something light.
This was really a fantastic story with a lot of depth. The characters were well developed, however, the language was excessive and unnecessary.
The range of characters. A lot of different personalities to identify with.
Joe and Sid. Joe was so quiet that he came off as kind of mysterious. Sid has the mouth of a truck driver but you can tell there's a good person underneath all the tough talk that's dying to get out. Can't wait to follow her story in the next book.
I almost didn't order the second book because of the excessive language. It reminded me of being on the playground and trying to impress your friends with who had the foulest mouth.
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USC Science Film Competition!
Get thinking about your film ideas, the new competition is here!
You can read a bit of background on the competition in this news piece by Robert Perkins.
Get thinking about your film ideas, the new competition is here!
You can read a bit of background on the competition in this news piece by Robert Perkins.
By the way, I'll be on the local TV show CU@USC tonight (6:30pm – live), talking about things like communicating science, science and film, and of course the USC Science Film Competition that I run that I'm trying to let students and faculty know about as much as I can. (Perhaps we'll talk about other topics as well. We shall see.) I'll also be joined by Simon Wilches-Castro, a student who was in the competition two years ago. He did the lovely animation for the film on fractals, called Yaddda Yadda Yada.
If you watch (live stream here), I hope you enjoy it!
Here's the film: […] Click to continue reading this post
Got a 30 second elevator pitch about your research? Several of my colleagues over at the USC Keck School of Medicine have. Here are 9 in a playlist:
[…] Click to continue reading this post
There's a news article out about the results of the USC Science Film Competition that you might like to read. It is by Susan Bell and it is in USC Dornsife News here. In there, you'll find interviews with one of the winning teams of students, as well as with me. I talk about my reasons for running this competition each year and what I hope to achieve. (Photo courtesy of USC Dornsife.)
The showcase and awards ceremony, held on January 23rd, was a success, and it was a pleasure to meet with many of the students who participated, and feel the buzz of excitement in the room. Thanks everyone who participated, including the panel of judges for their hard work. Once again, the Anton Burg Foundation supported the competition (funding things like the large prizes I had the pleasure of giving away) and we're all very grateful for that.
Ok, well of course you want to know the outcome, right? Well, here goes. I've included the titles and membership of the interdisciplinary teams below, along with […] Click to continue reading this post
Last night I went to a nice event as part of the Visions and Voices series. It was an interview of (perhaps conversation with is a better way to describe it) writer and artist Carol Tyler by Henry Jenkins, who is a professor here at USC in the Annenberg School of Communication (check out his excellent blog here). C. Tyler is well known for her work in the comics and graphic novel world (or graphic book, if you prefer) particularly in the underground comics movement. She is one of the most well known memoirists in this medium, telling the story of her family life, and in particular a great deal of her father's retelling of experiences in war, and its effects on him, her, and her family. It was good to go along and listen to her talk about her journey in producing the three books that came out of that project ("You'll Never Know"), other projects, and a little bit of her personal history as a writer and artist. (See Henry Jenkins' post about her here, and her own website here. Many of her books are published by Fantagraphics.)
I met and spoke with her
last year (update/correction: two years ago) very briefly (she certainly won't remember), since a few of us (including her) were waiting in the lobby of the LA Times building for the LA Times Book Prizes ceremony to start. She was a nominee in the graphic novel category. We talked for a few minutes and then went in. I remember being struck by […] Click to continue reading this post
…And here we are again! I'm launching the second year of the USC Science Film Competition as of, well, a few seconds ago. Please go to the website to learn more. You'll find a collection of links at the very end of the main page, along with a slide show, talking a bit about last year's successful inaugural competition. I'm hoping for a competition at least as exciting and interesting (er, in all the good ways!) as last year.
If at USC, spread the word, please! I especially need faculty to help encourage […] Click to continue reading this post
The USC Science Film Competition website is here. If you're a USC student wanting to get involved, but maybe have not had a chance to connect with other students from other disciplines to make a team, go to the blog I've set up and have a look. Let me know … Click to continue reading this post
Ok, so here is the announcement I promised last week. Science Films USC! It is a film-making competition! The first of its kind at USC, I think. Right now, all there is to say is that we welcome teams of USC students from Cinematic Arts, Communications, Science, Engineering, and beyond, to enter the competition. They will present a short film that explains and/or illustrates a scientific concept, principle, or issue, for a wide non-expert audience. The first prize will be $2500. Yes, we are giving a serious prize for what we hope will be a serious competition with some wonderful entries. We'll have a film festival in January, some prize-giving, and maybe some interesting people connected with the film world at the award ceremony. Of course, we'll have it early in the award season, in January.
You can learn more at sciencefilms.usc.edu and for those of you who can't bear to be away from facebook for long, also at facebook.com/sciencefilmsusc.
By August 31st, we will announce the details of the eligibility requirements, rules, and opportunities for those who are not well-resourced to get a small grant to help out with developing their film.
Teams, said I? Yes. As you know from many of my posts here and the work I've done in the past, I think that the future of better presentations of science in the media and entertainment, etc, is to get communicators and scientists working together and […] Click to continue reading this post
Fantastic news! There's going to be a farmer's market on campus at USC. The first one is on Thursday this week, and rumour has it that it is expected to be monthly! If anyone has more information about this, please let me know in the comments or by email. (Right, enlargeable image of one of the results of my weekly visits to the Hollywood Farmer's Market. More here.)
Here's the announcement for Thursday: […] Click to continue reading this post
This is a quick note to point you to the Women in Physics conference (aimed primarily at undergraduates) being held at USC again this year. It's on Saturday and Sunday coming. It looks like another excellent program (see here), so well done to the organizers for keeping going what Amy … Click to continue reading this post
Rather than just sit around and wring our hands about the severe underrepresentation of women and minorities in science and engineering, it's worth getting out there and trying to do things to help make a change. Here at Asymptotia, I describe things of that nature from time to time. At other times, I like to just shut up and listen, since (for example) it is also important to hear about the opinions and experiences of a range of different people who are trying to make their way in some aspect of these fields.
Today we have a guest post from Asymptotia regular commenter Candace Partridge (clickable image on right). Candace is doing an undergraduate degree in Physics at the University of London (Birkbeck College), having come to study the subject at this level rather later than is traditional, and having studied other subjects, and worked professionally in another career. This gives her an unusual perspective, and one that is of considerable value. Candace attended the Women in Physics conference that was held at USC in January, and of which I spoke earlier. She tells us a bit about it below, along with some thoughts about her own path in Physics. There is some overlap with an article she wrote for Inkling, but Candace has expanded on several aspects for her post here.
Ahhh…what's better than a trip to LA? How about a travel grant to get to LA to attend the 2nd annual Undergraduate Women in Physics conference held at USC? Most students view MLK Day as a sort of bonus extension the to holidays, a way to ease back into the usual routine. However, for 50-odd physics students, this long weekend was a chance to make the journey to USC to meet other female (and a few male) physics students.
Of course, where I'm now from (London), we don't get MLK day off. In fact, I was only on native soil because I had cleverly timed a three-week trip to visit my parents in Mississippi to coincide with this conference. After all, once I've flown 5000 miles, what's a couple of thousand more? No problem! I landed in LAX to bright and sunny weather but with a cold wind blowing out of the north, heralding the arrival of that cold wave that destroyed the citrus crops and brought snow flurries to Malibu. It was far colder in LA than in London that weekend.
This was my first trip to a physics-related conference, and I was a wee bit out of the target demographic. See, I am still a lowly undergrad — I say 'still' because here I am a woman pushing thirty who is barely halfway through her BSc as opposed to the young striplings a full decade younger than myself. Also, I was the only attendee from overseas…kind of. But I am happy to mix with people of all sorts, especially other women like me who are studying physics because, let's face it, some of us are still feeling a little alone over here.
So I'm a female mature student, which in undergrad physics makes me a bit of an […] Click to continue reading this post
Well, although we can hold our own on the academic standards side of things, in this case I mean Gay Point Average. I saw in the New York Times today*, in an article by Stephanie Rosenbloom, that USC and UPenn both scored the highest possible score (20 out of 20) … Click to continue reading this post
Wow! Topology in the mainstream news. I never thought I'd see the day. Congratulations to the winners! Citation:
The Nobel Prize in Physics 2016 was divided, one half awarded to David J. Thouless, the other half jointly to F. Duncan M. Haldane and J. Michael Kosterlitz "for theoretical discoveries of topological phase transitions and topological phases of matter".
Here is a link to the Nobel Prize site with more information, and also, here's a BBC breakdown of some of the science.
An important (to some) side note: Duncan Haldane was at USC when he wrote the cited papers. Great that USC was supportive of this kind of work, especially in that early part of his career.
So two very important pieces of news have come my way and I must share them with you.
The first is big news for writer friends especially. The long-awaited version of Scrivener for iPad has finally arrived! And it is really great, from what I can tell so far after downloading it and playing around a bit. (See my earlier post on why I like Scrivener, and how I use it, here.) I've done all the intensive writing that I need for the current book project and so it is too late to café test the iPad app on this, but I'm sure I will for the next big writing project! Now I can at least carry a version of the book's manuscript with me and make small adjustments on the move, mull over pages I'll be preparing to do final art for, etc. [Just in case you are wondering, I used Scrivener with a comic scripting template (with slight modifications) to write the prose bits of the book (which is a graphic book – see here).]
The second is that THEY"RE MAKING NEW EPISODES OF SAMURAI JACK!!!!! Genndy Tartakovsky, whose work I love, is still in creative control of it, so that's good. It's old news to many, but I just heard last week and I'm excited. Cautiously. (And now in the mood to watch some of the old series…)
Many years ago, even before the ground was broken on phase one of the Expo line and arguments were continuing about whether it would ever happen, I started saying that I was looking forward to the days when I could put my pen down, step out of my office, get on the train a minute away, and take it all the way to the beach and finish my computation there. Well, Friday, the first such day arrived. Phase two of the Expo line is now complete and has opened to the public, with newly finished stations from Culver City through Santa Monica. It joins the already running (since April 2012) Expo phase one, which I've been using every day to get to campus after changing from the Red line (connecting downtown).
On Friday I happened to accidentally catch the first Expo Line train heading all the way out to Santa Monica! (I mean the first one for the plebs – there had been a celebratory one earlier with the mayor and so forth, I was told). I was not planning to do so and was just doing my routine trip to campus, thinking I'd try the new leg out later (as I did when phase one opened – see here). But there was a cheer when the train pulled up at Metro/7th downtown and the voice over the overhead speakers […] Click to continue reading this post


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`'Describe and evaluate a significant moral controversy in medical ethics with reference to a
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I have investigated the moral controversy of abortion; the legal termination of a pregnancy within
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The sanctity of life is a pro-life argument which bases its principles around the fact that all life is
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obligation to abide by in all set situations. The sanctity of life argument was derived from the Bible
and was brought up in the story of creation, with mankind being made in the image of God and in
order to save humankind from the evil of sin, Jesus was sacrificed to save all people from the
punishment of death.
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organisms to decide as it is their responsibility to place value on each living creature; just as a mother
is able to choose to abort her unborn child.
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teachings of God. This absolutist view condemns abortion as human life is sacred and should always
be protected. Many people who are facing moral controversies turn to religion and religious
scriptures for guidance; it is stated in Exodus 20: `thou shall not commit murder'; this is considered as
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is wrong and unacceptable. Rick Scott commented that throughout the Bible, God referred to the
unborn as `defenceless' and `helpless and unable to protect their own lives'; as believers of God and
the Bible, you should therefore aid the helpless and `love your neighbour as yourself' (Mark). By
undertaking abortion, many Theists would argue that we are playing God, as it is only he who has the
power to give and take life and therefore undergoing abortion is not compatible with Revealed
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Revealed Theology is based on holy books and scriptures, there are a variety of
sources that can provide people with many answers. On the other hand, the Bible contains many
contradictions whereby it says in Exodus that it is wrong to kill but in Ecclesiastes it says that there is a
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P1: A foetus will develop into a potential person
P2: Potential people have the same rights as actual people
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C: Therefore, it is wrong to kill a foetus.
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Many scientists would agree with this view as the moment of conception, an embryo is formed, with
the DNA, genetic blue print and the individual fingerprints all of which us humans outside the womb
also have and therefore abortion is a wrongful act. On the other hand, the opposition would argue
that as the embryo is at the lowest stage of development, this would be the best time to kill it, as
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