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Sacramento State got 16 points from John Dickson and another 16 points from Konner Veteto. Dylan Garrity contributed 9 assists, while John Dickson cleaned the glass with 9 rebounds.
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Hoosier Hysteria brings basketball back to the Heartland
read more recent story comments Reader commentsmaverickjohn Sunday, October 16, 2011: 3:28 pm More from maverickjohn | Always nice to see the double standard of the Times Mail in black and white, or should I say in red sweats. Last week I made a comment that had a word in it that rhymed with dam, but not spelled the same, and that comment was removed. However... it's perfectly alright to show a guy grabbing his crotch, and plaster that photo in the Times Mail. Maybe next week we will see a picture of someone picking their nose or mooning another person just as long as their word usage doesn't go beyond the word "darn"! |
jmo Sunday, October 16, 2011: 3:37 pm More from jmo | hand by his side, definitely not grabbing his crotch |
just saying Monday, October 17, 2011: 7:54 am More from just saying | The I.U. Assembly Hall staff sure made about 200 people upset by their RUDE behavior Saturday night. The hardcore fans including an elderly man, who was sitting behind my family and told the "staffers" he had a heart condition, were all sitting in the nose bleed West balcony seats. We had already settled in with our popcorn and cokes, the womens coach was on the floor and we were ready to get the season underway. The Rude Staffers then annouced we all needed to move to the East balcony seats!WTH! We had to move, then about ten minutes later the seats were reopened. Sure , it was a full house but it was really a pain to resettle only to see others in the seats we had been in. I complained to deaf ears. By the way I did not purchase the Tickets I had planned on buying, and I will not attend Hoosier Hysteria next year!AND THEY WON"T CARE AT IU! |
bypasser Monday, October 17, 2011: 8:59 am More from bypasser | Really, MJ? Crack me up... had that much trouble sleeping ever since they removed your comment, eh? JS, it was a FREE night. Unfortunately, that means they can seat you anywhere they wanted. They probably didn't want to have to clean that balcony unless absolutely necessary. It filled up, they had no choice but to open it. I was there, and it was an incredible atmosphere and fun time! Such a shame you let something like that ruin your night. Must have been a long 3 hours sitting up there so sour. |
just saying Monday, October 17, 2011: 9:33 am More from just saying | I managed to get to row ten. I just did not like the way people were treated. If they did not want folks to sit there, how about a sign? I made Lemonade, and the kids had fun despite the "All Powerful Staff at Assembly Hall". The admission was free, but the refreshments and goodies were not, and we took canned goods for the food bank. It would have been worse if they had charged us to disrespect us. I can see the ad now ..."COME ON IN THE AGGRAVATION IS FREE"! That will fill the seats. If they are going to treat the fans that way, they (IU TEAM) better start winning again. |
Mick Miller Monday, October 17, 2011: 9:47 am More from Mick Miller | Was pleased to see all the kids that were there with their parents, both at Assembly Hall, and Cook Hall prior to the game. Didnt go down on the floor after the game, but I think there must have been 3-4 thousand people down there for the free autographs. |
mcavs Monday, October 17, 2011: 9:49 am More from mcavs | I will tell a lot of these posters the same thing I tell my nephew when he acts like a spoiled teenage brat during someone else's 'moment'... IT'S NOT ALWAYS ABOUT YOU!!!! The staffers had a job to do and chances are they had to deal with a lot of rude, inconsiderate, spoiled brats, as is apparent by some of these posts. The show was FREE so sit where they ask you to. If you don't like the seats they GIVE you, LEAVE!!!! Undoubtedly, if they had not directed people where to sit chances are not everyone would have been able to come inside and enjoy the program. There would have been those of you that would have taken up a section for 10 when you only had 5 in your party. We see it every day so don't say, 'Oh, not us!' If you don't feel the staff treated you like royalty, THEN DON'T GO NEXT YEAR!!! ...bunch of whining, spoiled, brats... |
just saying Monday, October 17, 2011: 10:05 am More from just saying | They told us to sit in the balcony...then to move! We were happy in the balcony where we were, until after being there for several minutes in the middle of the women's coaches speach, we were told(not asked) to move. NOT COOL! Then the whole section was cleared. Everybody had to vacate or else. AND LIKE I SAID IU WON"T CARE! We are only Fans, and there are always more than enough who like to be pushed around. If you invite someone over to your house, it does not give you the right to be disrespectful, even if you don't charge admission. People sat in those seats , the staff had to clean the area and the only thing they did was aggravate alot of otherwise content fans. Good way to sell tickets?I don't think so. SQUEEEK! Hear the wheel? |
Mick Miller Monday, October 17, 2011: 10:24 am More from Mick Miller | As far as the scrimmage play, I thought everyone looked pretty sharp. Thought Austin Etherington looked like a pretty complete fundamental player, and for some reason, Zeller somewhat reminded me of a Rik Smits. |
avecitizen Monday, October 17, 2011: 12:00 pm More from avecitizen | Zeller = Rik Smits? Please continue on how you made that connection. I did not see that |
mcavs Monday, October 17, 2011: 12:19 pm More from mcavs |
You are speaking from one side of the story and chances are the staff has an entirely different look on the situation. BTW, the 'squeeky wheel' a lot of time gets REPLACED... so don't think the 'squeeky wheel' will always get you the attention you want. |
Mick Miller Monday, October 17, 2011: 12:25 pm More from Mick Miller |
His size/stance/shot/form/back to the basket play, in half court play was very similar during game play. you have something against rik smits? lol... |
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Jul21-12, 06:15 PM | #1 |
Body and head hair differ, why?
Why does head and body hair differ? Doesn't monkeys have the same type of hair on their head and the rest of their body?
Jul21-12, 07:29 PM | #2 |
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How do you think head hair is different from the rest of the body? Eg. which difference are you wanting to explain?
Monkeys have different length fur on different parts of their bodies for eg - but humans don't have fur. This may help. http://www.scientificamerican.com/ar...ns-have-no-fur |
Jul22-12, 12:07 PM | #3 |
this is a good topic, I used to know someone who was research this, not sure where he went this. Yeah so your head hair does different from you back and chest hair. For example a man who is going bald due to various known causes will still have a chest and back full of hair.
Jul22-12, 01:00 PM | #4 |
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Body and head hair differ, why?
Assuming the difference of interest is the distribution of hair over the human body. It also differs in texture... pubic hair is generally stiffer than head hair for eg. OTOH: we may also ask why we may expect that it shouldn't be different on different parts of the body.
The example was given for monkeys - however, you will see that monkeys usually have shorter fur over their faces than they do elsewhere and some have quite long fur down their backs. Apes tend to be bald on their faces. etc. The human hair is markedly different from other mammals though - we are strikingly bald with no fur at all and a variety of different kinds of hair. IFAIK: the details are something of a topic for ongoing research - the human fossil record does not, so far, contain hair or skin so we have no direct knowledge. The scientific american article linked to discusses this and relates some of the ideas. I tend to be cautious about this topic because creationists have been known to use "evolution does not explain human hair therefore humans were made by God". |
Jul22-12, 01:09 PM | #5 |
Now that the OP asks, I too am curious. The difference that intrigues me is that head and beard hair grow constantly while body hair ( and eyebrows and eye lashes) stops growing at a certain length. Head and beard hair will automatically become unwieldy after a few years and be a liability unless something is done about it. |
Jul22-12, 08:27 PM | #6 |
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I seem to attract them - and UFO nuts, and perpetual motion enthusiasts, and so on and on. You can see how that would warp the way you answer questions.
How the length of human hair, particularly on the head, is regulated has been the subject of intense study. There is a huge market for baldness cures for eg. So there is no end of data on these mechanisms. For instance, iirc, you can switch hair growth on and off with an enzyme; baldness and hair thinning in old age has a genetic component (even old apes can get thinning hair all over.) But it's not something I've personally studied in great detail. The evolutionary mechanism that ends up with the (relative to other mammals) baldness in humans is something of a mystery. I'd bet on it being a side effect of something else... perhaps the mechanism for something else like language or self-awareness also stops your hair growing but it's not a disadvantage because we can wear clothes? Though judging by the way many people seem to prefer hairlessness in their partners, it may be a secondary sexual characteristic. Then, of course, there are some extremely hairy people. |
Jul23-12, 07:18 AM | #7 |
I'm not sure if this is the reason, but like I said, that's what my physician told me. Maybe someone can confirm/deny? |
Jul23-12, 06:22 PM | #8 |
As far as I know, humans are the only animals whose head hair keeps growing indefinitely. This must have been a liability for early humans. Eventually, you have to take action to keep it out of the way. It's not an advantage in the cave or on the savannah, but we can assume it didn't become an obstacle to living to the age of procreation. Maybe the hair of some other animals does keep growing, though. Maybe a wild sheep would become so wool bound it would eventually die from immobility. I don't know. |
Jul23-12, 07:41 PM | #9 |
Some folks have more hair than others, and some can grow longer facial or scalp hair while others can't grow much. Even body hair has different texture among different genetic groups.
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Jul24-12, 08:01 PM | #11 |
I did a little research on this. Seems the physician I mentioned had the right idea after all. Hair grows in a 3 part cycle, and the cycle can vary depending on where on your body it grows. I remember as a kid, shaving hair off my arm (don't ask) and finding it always grew back to the same length. The reason is as the physician mentions, it follows a cycle and then falls out. Note that hair doesn't have any signals running up and down its length to tell it when its at the right length to "stop growing" so to speak, because there is no such thing as a hair that knows how long it is. Hair has no way of determining how long it is so it can't grow to a certain length and stop. Instead, it grows for a certain amount of time and stops and then falls out.
Wikipedia says the same thing: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hair_follicle As does this paper on the topic: http://physrev.physiology.org/conten...49.full#sec-13 |
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Aug12-12, 04:58 AM | #13 |
In Czech the word for body hair and the word for fur are the same. That article says: "Human beings are almost hairless because it was useful for them to be almost hairless at some time in the past." |
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I bet Czech-speaking zoologists have a way to distinguish the two when they want to talk about body coverings.
The article says more than that :) and SA usually has references. |
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PORTALES—The Eastern New Mexico University Foundation will present awards to a local Portales business, a Volunteer of the Year posthumous award to a former regent, and Philanthropists of the Year award to the family of a late graduate.
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Thing Two is my sweet-natured second child. He may be the kindest person I have ever known in my entire life. I am pretty sure he's never said a mean thing to anyone. Ever.
He was born five days after his brother's 3rd birthday. He seemed to instinctively know that Mama needed a peaceful parenting experience after surviving the high maintenance chaotic high-strung-first-time-mother less peaceful older brother's newborn and early toddler days. He just settled into a wonderfully easy existence.
He's the kid who got me to see that the five minute second rule won't actually kill you, that messes are part of life, and that life should be lived with a twinkle in one's eye.
He's an aspiring engineer who has a passion for college basketball. He is dedicated to the practice of martial arts and strives to model the character traits of a black belt.
Where his brother is an eternal rebel, Thing Two is the rule follower. He's honest to a fault and has blessed me with so many laughter filled moments including the time he called me a "sea cow" and when he named his rubber chicken, "Cuddly."
I'm proud of my little Thing Two. He's absolutely the light of my life and proudly pioneers his own path through the world. He'll also be the one to take care of me in my old age, I'm fairly certain. I know this based not only on his character, but also the fact that Thing One flat out declared that it was Thing Two's job to care for me when I become an unmanagable crone elderly.
No problem, Thing One, I'll make sure that Thing Two is the one to take me to all my estate planning appointments! (*wink*) Better start being nice to your brother. I'm just sayin'.
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text: From: firstname.lastname@example.com (James Robert Vanmeter) Newsgroups: alt.sci.physics.new-theories Subject: N-Machine Date: 7 Feb 1993 03:33:39 GMT * THE CRUX OF THE FLUX Abstract (to be pseudo-formal): Look in any electromagnetism textbook and you will find an example called the Faraday disk. This is a conducting disk which rotates in a stationary magnetic field which is parallel to the axis of rotation; a voltage can then be measured across the disk because of flux-cutting. But in no textbook will you find any mention of Faraday's other disk. Faraday's other disk is a simple variation: the magnet rotates with the disk. A voltage can still be measured across the disk, posing a mystery: is the magnetic field rotating with its source-magnet and thus with the disk, and if so, then how can a voltage be measured across the disk? It would seem that when a magnet is rotated around the radial axis of symmetry of the magnet's field, then for all practical purposes (specifically in measuring the presence of a voltage across the disk) the field behaves as if it is stationary. This may not be fully explicable by established physics. My introduction to this phenomenon was via an article by Bruce dePalma, "On the possibility of extraction of electrical energy directly from space", in Speculations in Science and Technology, V13, No.4, p.283. (DePalma calls the other Faraday disk the "N-Machine", "N" for "Non-moving field lines".) What follows is the details on my subsequent experiments, some theorizing, a bibliography, and two questions, for which it is the primary purpose of this report to provoke answers. Note: Credit for building the N-Machine Mark I, the N-Machine Mark II, the spinnable voltmeter, and performance of the first set of experiments goes to my co-researcher Robert Staton: friendly, neighborhood electrical engineer. I. EXPERIMENTS WITH THE N-MACHINE MARK I A. A washer-shaped magnet was glued to the shaft of a small electric motor. On top of the magnet a copper disk was attached. One lead of a voltmeter was held touching the center as the disk spun, the other lead brushed the rim. A voltage of of +-1.2 mV was measured. By moving the contacts (leads) around it was determined that the voltage was generated only in the area immediately above the magnet. B. A second magnet was placed on top the disk, spinning with the disk and the first magnet. A voltage of 2.4 mV was measured. C. The copper disk above was replaced by a thicker piece of metal. As above it was sandwiched between two magnets. When one of the leads of the voltmeter was placed on top of the disk next to the edge of the upper magnet, and the other lead was placed on the underside of the disk directly below the first lead, a voltage of 3mV was measured across the thickness of the disk. D. A copper cylinder was placed around the lower magnet. No voltage was measured between the top and bottom of the magnet, but a voltage was measured from the end of the magnet to the end of the overlap of the cylinder. I.A and I.B confirm the basic "N-effect" (which alternately I call the "rotationary field effect"). I.C and I.D can be explained by visualizing the field lines and how they cut the metal, which seemingly further requires that the field lines be stationary in order to cut the rotating metal. INTERLUDE: DEMONSTRATION OF THE N-MACHINE MARK II. The N-Machine Mark II was constructed specifically to withstand scientific scrutiny. Two speaker magnets sandwiched a metal disk, a bolt went through (and was attached to) the center of the disk to serve as a conducting shaft, and the whole assemblage was spun . The bolt rotated freely through mounted skateboard bearings and was driven by a small electric motor. A 1k resistor was connected across the leads of the voltmeter to eliminate erroneous readings, and measurements were made by touching one contact to the bolt-shaft and the other contact on the disk next to the edge of the magnet. The contacts were always held stationary. Consistently, a voltage of up to 9mV was measured. (That was DC. AC readings were always 0.) Three alternative explanations were offered by UCSC physicists to explain the voltage generation. They were: 1. Disk moves through the REFUTED! Up to 9mV were measured Earths's magnetic field. reguardless of the orientation of the N-Machine. 2. Disk acts as electron REFUTED! Guesstimated voltage centrifuge. values for this, as determined by a consulted physics professor, were far below the detectable range. See also experiment I.B. Also, spinning the disk in the opposite direction generated the opposite voltage. 3. Stationary magnets in the REFUTED! The Mark II was designed motor are responsible for with the disk/magnet assemblage the stationary field. separated from the 3/2" diameter, 1" long motor by a 7" non-conducting, plastic shaft. See also I.B. II. FURTHER EXPERIMENTS WITH THE N-MACHINE MARK II A. Hand-turned, it yielded up to 1.2mV. B. 1. The voltmeter wires were connected to form a square loop. The loop was held stationary with one corner near the center of the spinning magnet, the other corner near the rim. There was no detectable voltage. 2. The loop was held stationary lots of other places around the spinning magnet. No voltage. C. The magnet assemblage was kept stationary, and the same loop used above was moved (rapidly) diagonally towards and away from the center of the magnet (diagonal = 45o from shaft and 45o from magnet-face). Consistently, .1mV was measured torwards the center, and -.1mV away. D. The above experiment II.C was repeated but with the disk/magnet spinning. The results were identical. E. The contacts from the voltmeter were taped to the shaft and disk. The disk was hand-turned while the voltmeter was held stationary. .3mV was measured. F. A "spinnable voltmeter" was invented, effectively consisting of a loop of wire which caused an LED to light up whenever it cut through a magnetic field. A square loop was placed as in II.B.1 above, but this time it was taped to the magnet. The spinnable voltmeter was taped to the shaft so as to spin with the everything else. When spun, the LED did not light up: no detectable voltage. (Incidentally, the spinnable voltmeter was tested for sensitivity, and proved to be extremely so.) DISCUSSION In explaining the above experiments, a phenomenon I call the "double-cross effect" must be made clear. Basically, when a loop of wire moves through a meagnetic field, a voltage is generated on one side of the loop while an equal and opposing voltage is generated on the opposite side of the same circuit. This is obvious when you see how the flux-cutting induces voltages in the same direction on the different sides of the loop: ________ +| |+ <---------- | <----- | <-----flux -|________|- (The loop is moving either into or out of the screen, depending on the right-hand rule, which I've forgotten, because I'm left-handed.) That established, we seem to have essentially two models to explain why the N-Machine generates a voltage. One model has already been suggested. Around its axis of radial symmetry a field is identical under the translation of rotation. Thus intuitively it makes quasi- sense that a symmetrically rotating field should be just like a stationary field. This could have deep implications about the nature of electromagnetic fields in general. On the other hand (rule), the rotating-field model would insist that the flux-cutting is being effected not by the spinning disk but rather by the stationary voltmeter lead-wires (or whatever circuit is being used to draw upon the voltage). The case can be made that both models are equally viable, through the mutually exclusive, complimentary ways in which each model would make use of the double-cross effect to explain the experiments. Examples: Rotating-field model: In II.B there is no voltage generated because of double-cross. In II.F there is no voltage generated because both the field and the voltmeter are spinning with each other. In the general voltage measurement, with stationary leads brushing the spinning disk, the double-cross is bypassed because the spin of the disk with the field prevents induction of an opposing voltage. Stationary-field model: In II.B. there is no voltage generated because both the field and the voltmeter are stationary. In II.F there is no voltage generated because of double-cross. I am currently doing more research and experiments to determine which model, if either, is completely satisfactory. BIBLIOGRAPHY Martin, T. (ed). 1932. Faraday's Diary. (Bell) paragraphs 255-57 (dated December 26, 1831) dePalma, Bruce. 1990. "On the possibility of extraction of electrical energy directly from space", Speculations in Science and Technology, V13, No.4, p.283. I apologize for having forgotten to write down the publisher of SST, which seems like a good companion-journal for any subscriber of this newsgroup. I'll include it next time. Djuric, Jovan. 1975. "Spinning magnetic fields", J. Appl. Phys., V46, No.2, Feb. 1975. Djuric concludes that both the rotating and stationary models are equally valid, for different reasons than those presented here. Crooks, M.J. 1978. "One-piece Faraday generator: A paradoxical experiment from 1851", Am. J. Phys., V46, No.7, July 1978. Voltage measured on "Faraday's other disk" and found to be wBr^2, which is what established physics would predict for a rotating disk cutting through a stationary magnetic field. Pegram, George. 1917. "Unipolar induction and electron theory", Physical Review, V10, No.6, Dec. 1917. An experiment is described herein which really must be repeated. Slepian, J. 1951. Am. J. Phys. V19, p.87 and 1962: Am. J. Phys., V30, p.411. On the reality of lines of force. Ah yes -- and now my two questions: 1. Where, how, and why, exactly, does back-torque apply to the N-Machine? 2. Does the N-Machine fully satisfy Lenz's Law? I need an analysis. Thank you and have a good day. 48^)


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