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Redcloud Peak and Sunshine Peak Routes • Route
Redcloud Peak and Sunshine Peak Routes
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Redcloud Peak
Northeast Ridge
Ski/Board: Intermediate, D5 / R2 / III
Risk Factors: Exposure: Moderate
Rockfall Potential: Moderate
Route-Finding: Low
Commitment: Low
Trailhead: Silver Crk/Grizzly Gulch
Start: 10,400 feet
Summit: 14,034 feet
Total Gain: 3,700 feet
RT Length: 9.00 miles
Duration: User Climb Times
Author: BillMiddlebrook
Updated: 6/2019
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(WINTER) HOLD ON! If you don't have much high-elevation, winter climbing experience, be careful in your planning and take a partner. All 14er routes are more difficult and more dangerous in winter.
First, take Highway 149 to Lake City. From Lake City, drive about 2 miles south on Colorado 149 and turn right on County Road 30 toward Lake San Cristobal and Cinnamon Pass. From the start of the 30 road, it's nearly 16 miles to the trailhead. Stay right near 11.8 miles. After 12.5 miles the road becomes more rough, and between 13 and 14.5 miles it's a shelf road that hugs the south side of Sunshine Peak. Before 16 miles, reach the trailhead in an open area. Parts of this road are rough, but when it's dry good-clearance 2WD vehicles should be able to get to the trailhead.
From the Silver Creek trailhead, hike northeast up a hill and into the forest - 1. Near 11,100', leave the trees and continue on the trail as it parallels Silver Creek on your right. After about 1.5 miles and near 11,300', the trail gets close to the creek . Continue northeast along Silver Creek and pass several areas where red rock has piled up on the left side of the creek - 2. Near 12,000' the terrain begins to open up to the east - 3. Continue on the trail as it swings right (southeast) and enters the basin northeast of Redcloud - 4.
This area usually holds snow in early summer. To this point, you've hiked approximately 3 miles and gained 2,000 feet of elevation - 5. Continue south toward the saddle between Point 13,561' (left) and Redcloud ( 6) and zigzag up an easy slope to reach the 13,000-foot saddle - 7. Turn right (west) to see the remaining route up Redcloud's northeast ridge - 8 and 9. Follow the trail as it swings right before regaining the ridge crest, at a higher point - 10. Near the top of the ridge, pass over a false summit ( 11) to reach 13,900', below the final pitch - 12. Follow the remaining trail up to the summit - 13, 14 and 15.
Stay alert on the road to the trailhead as it climbs around the base of Sunshine on the shelf road. In spring, there may be rocks on the road.
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Wind power - Air flow on the earth's surface can be used to push turbines, with stronger winds producing more energy. High-altitude sites and areas just offshore tend to provide the best conditions for capturing the strongest winds. According to a 2009 study, a network of land-based, 2.5-megawatt wind turbines in rural areas operating at just 20% of their rated capacity could supply 40 times the current worldwide consumption of energy.
So does it make a difference what type of electrical generator we can use to produce wind power. The simple answer is both Yes and No, as it all depends upon the type of system and application you want. The low voltage DC output from a generator or older style dynamo can be used to charge batteries while the higher AC sinusoidal output from an alternator can be connected directly to the local grid.
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The PV industry is beginning to adopt levelized cost of electricity (LCOE) as the unit of cost. The electrical energy generated is sold in units of kilowatt-hours (kWh). As a rule of thumb, and depending on the local insolation, 1 watt-peak of installed solar PV capacity generates about 1 to 2 kWh of electricity per year. This corresponds to a capacity factor of around 10–20%. The product of the local cost of electricity and the insolation determines the break even point for solar power. The International Conference on Solar Photovoltaic Investments, organized by EPIA, has estimated that PV systems will pay back their investors in 8 to 12 years.[73] As a result, since 2006 it has been economical for investors to install photovoltaics for free in return for a long term power purchase agreement. Fifty percent of commercial systems in the United States were installed in this manner in 2007 and over 90% by 2009.[74]
A: A residential solar PV system can cost anywhere from $25,000 to $35,000, on average. Because of the high cost, a power purchase agreement (PPA), loan, or lease are popular options for financing a solar PV system. Naturally, there are benefits and drawbacks with each option. We won't cover them in detail here, but you can learn more in our article "Financing Options for Solar Power Explained."
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From 1978 to 1996, the National Renewable Energy Laboratory experimented with producing algae fuel in the "Aquatic Species Program."[112] A self-published article by Michael Briggs, at the University of New Hampshire Biofuels Group, offers estimates for the realistic replacement of all motor vehicle fuel with biofuels by utilizing algae that have a natural oil content greater than 50%, which Briggs suggests can be grown on algae ponds at wastewater treatment plants.[113] This oil-rich algae can then be extracted from the system and processed into biofuels, with the dried remainder further reprocessed to create ethanol. The production of algae to harvest oil for biofuels has not yet been undertaken on a commercial scale, but feasibility studies have been conducted to arrive at the above yield estimate. During the biofuel production process algae actually consumes the carbon dioxide in the air and turns it into oxygen through photosynthesis.[114] In addition to its projected high yield, algaculture— unlike food crop-based biofuels — does not entail a decrease in food production, since it requires neither farmland nor fresh water. Many companies are pursuing algae bio-reactors for various purposes, including scaling up biofuels production to commercial levels.[115][116]
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As suppliers of inverters for turbines good, bad, and just plain ugly, we have pretty well seen it all when it comes to turbine failure. We can tell you unequivocally that you get what you pay for. Depending on your sense of adventure that can be good or bad; if you plan to go cheap, plan on (you) being the manufacturer's R&D department and test center. Being a really good do-it-yourselfer with an understanding of wind turbines, alternators, and all things electric will come in very handy too. Just in case you do not believe us, you can read about it in this Green Power Talk thread. There are more threads with similar content on the forum, just browse around a little.
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Climate change and global warming concerns, coupled with high oil prices, peak oil, and increasing government support, are driving increasing renewable energy legislation, incentives and commercialization.[10] New government spending, regulation and policies helped the industry weather the global financial crisis better than many other sectors.[24] According to a 2011 projection by the International Energy Agency, solar power generators may produce most of the world's electricity within 50 years, reducing the emissions of greenhouse gases that harm the environment.[25]
The picture the company is using to sell this on Amazon is not of the turbine they are selling, but a picture of the best-selling South-West Windpower Air X turbine and I bought this item believing it to be this turbine. I also have one of these turbines which has run faultlessly now for 7 years. I am very disappointed with the Sunforce and often feel like throwing into the sea! It's a piece of junk!!
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This discussion is mainly about factory-made grid-tie wind turbines. The off-grid crowd has an entirely different set of decisions and goals. The main ones are that for off-grid use economic viability in comparison with the electrical grid is not an issue, and a wind turbine can make up for the loss of sunlight (and PV electricity) in the winter months. For the DIY group there are several good turbine designs available; Hugh Piggott and the two Dans have written books that outline this step-by-step. Building your own turbine can be a great hobby, and some of the topics touched below apply (such as proper site selection), but this discussion is not about those. The decisions involved in making your own turbine, and the cost basis, have little overlap with a the process of having an installer put a factory-made turbine in your backyard.
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Another situation where a small wind turbine can make good sense is in case your province, state, or country has rebates or other incentives that make it cheap to install one (just keep ongoing maintenance and repair cost in mind as well). While we would like to advocate responsible spending of government money, the small wind industry needs many more customers to mature. It takes time and installation numbers for manufacturers to work out the bugs, make better turbines, and make them cheaper.
The electrical machine most commonly used for wind turbines applications are those acting as generators, with synchronous generators and induction generators (as shown) being commonly used in larger wind turbine generators, while smaller and home made wind turbines tend to use a low speed DC generator or Dynamo as they are small, cheap and a lot easier to connect up.
There is more trouble with rated power: It only happens at a "rated wind speed". And the trouble with that is there is no standard for rated wind speed. Since the energy in the wind increases with the cube of the wind speed, it makes a very large difference if rated power is measured at 10 m/s (22 mph), or 12 m/s (27 mph). For example, that 6 meter wind turbine from the previous section could reasonably be expected to produce 5.2 kW at 10 m/s, while it will do 9 kW at 12 m/s!
The energy in the wind goes up with the cube of the wind speed. Double the wind speed and you have 2 * 2 * 2 = 8 times the energy! Sit back and let the full weight of that sink in for a moment: It means that even a small difference in annual average wind speed will make a BIG difference in how much your wind turbine will produce: Putting that turbine in a place that has just 10% more wind will net you 1.1 * 1.1 * 1.1 = 1.33 = a full 33% more energy!
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Since you are working hard to read this rather lengthy article, here is some entertainment. The 'intermission' if you like. So, put your feet up and enjoy the next picture: It's a prime example of much that is wrong with the small wind world. The fact that an installer would even consider installing in a place like that. Customers that are too uninformed to know better (and their installer clearly is not interested in educating them). Turbine manufacturers that deliver standard towers that are much too short to be effective; this tower plus turbine is just 23 feet tall! Then there is the claim by the manufacturer (dutifully parroted by the installer) that this turbine will offset "up to 30%" of their electricity bill. The last one is not really a lie I suppose: If in reality it offsets just 2% of the owners bill, technically that still falls within that "up to 30%"…
Dale Ross, the mayor of Georgetown, Texas, has a big smile, a big handshake and a big personality. In last year's election, he won big, with 72 percent of the vote. The key to his success? "Without being too self-reflective," he says, "I just like people." He's a Republican, and his priorities are party staples: go light on regulation, be tough on crime, keep taxes low. But the thing that is winning him international renown is straight out of the liberal playbook—green power. Thanks to his (big) advocacy, Georgetown (pop. 67,000) last year became the largest city in the United States to be powered entirely by renewable energy.
Ross, something of a libertarian at heart, entered politics because he was ticked off that the municipal code prohibited him from paving the driveway to his historic home entirely in period-appropriate brick. (The code required some concrete.) He joined the city council in 2008 and was elected to his first term as mayor in 2014. He often likens the city to "Mayberry R.F.D.," and it does have a town square with a courthouse, a coffee shop where you're bound to run into people you know and a swimming hole. But it also has Southwestern University, and in 2010 university officials, following a student initiative, told the city council they wanted their electricity to come from renewable sources. The city had already set a goal of getting 30 percent of its power that way, but now, Ross and his colleagues saw their opportunity.
In net metering the price of the electricity produced is the same as the price supplied to the consumer, and the consumer is billed on the difference between production and consumption. Net metering can usually be done with no changes to standard electricity meters, which accurately measure power in both directions and automatically report the difference, and because it allows homeowners and businesses to generate electricity at a different time from consumption, effectively using the grid as a giant storage battery. With net metering, deficits are billed each month while surpluses are rolled over to the following month. Best practices call for perpetual roll over of kWh credits.[97] Excess credits upon termination of service are either lost, or paid for at a rate ranging from wholesale to retail rate or above, as can be excess annual credits. In New Jersey, annual excess credits are paid at the wholesale rate, as are left over credits when a customer terminates service.[98]

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Dragon Ball is a franchise that's more popular now than it was over two decades ago after the conclusion of Dragon Ball Z. Since then, we've seen new films, a new anime series, and tons of games released but this latest installment from Bandai Namco Entertainment may be the best one yet.
At E3, one game that I had to get some hands on time with is Dragon Ball Z Kakarot (previously known as Dragon Ball Game – Project Z). Developed by CyberConnect 2 who have an amazing job bringing anime to life in video games with games like Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Storm 4 (or the entire Ultimate Ninja series for that matter), Asura's Wrath, the .Hack//GU trilogy. Dragon Ball Z Kakarot may be the ultimate experience for longtime fans of the series have been waiting for blending beautiful visuals with a single player campaign that focuses on giving players full control of the adventures of Goku.
One of my biggest issues with the Dragon Ball Z games was the fact that it told the story over and over only with slight changes over the last two decades, whether it was a fighting game or action RPG but Dragon Ball Z Kakarot is different. In the 20 minute demo, It truly felt like I was not only watching an episode of Dragon Ball Z but in full control of the series, it's not developed for multiplayer so with that in mind it gives you so much more to do other than mashing your opponents into submission…you can save that for the AI.
20 minutes might sound like a fair amount of time but really I only scratched the surface of the game, the demo is set at the start of Dragon Ball Z as Goku teams up with Piccolo to face off against Raditz who has kidnapped Gohan…when suddenly everything stops for a split second and a very familiar voice introduces the name of the episode. A great start for the game if I do say so myself. From there I was able to do one of two things, head straight to the battle with Raditz or explore the world. Seeing as defeating Raditz would end the demo I made the obvious choice and roamed around.
While roaming around I was able to take down a dinosaur, sense ki, hunt for food, collect some Z orbs which let you purchase new moves, take on random quests, and travel to places where you may come across a few characters that may have not made an appearance in the DBZ series but did in the original Dragon Ball series like Nam, Baba, and Eighter. You can even fish in this game, it's pretty funny as Goku pulls out a tail and connects to his butt and just shakes his ass while he waits for a bite.
The fight against Raditz was a two part battle, the battle system felt very similar to the original Dragon Ball Z Budokai games, you can combo your enemies by mashing your attack button, fire ki blasts, quickly rush down your opponent, get away with high-speed dashes, and of course use special attacks by inputting specific commands.
The first part of the battle was Goku vs Raditz with Piccolo on support, by pressing the R2 button you are able to give commands to Piccolo who can help you out. Other than that it's pretty standard. You can charge your ki to keep your ki meter full to keep using your special attacks like the Kamehameha. The second part of the battle is a bit different, Piccolo wasn't part of the battle as he is charging his special beam cannon so it's a 1 vs 1 battle but what makes it more interesting is Raditz will unleash his Double Sunday attack where he unleashes two powerful beams. He unleashed this move about three times in my fight, the only thing you can do when he uses it is dodge the beam by flying around or using vanish, it was a cool little mini game and adds something different to the fight.
The game features a "Break" gauge which fills up as you deal damage to your opponents, when full, your opponent will be stunned for a short time where you can deal massive damage. Another way you can deal massive damage is with "Surge," similar to the Break gauge as you take damage or deal damage your tension bar fills up and when both your Ki and tension bar are full you enter a mode where able you cancel your special and super moves to deal some huge damage with some awesome looking combos.
It was revealed that the game isn't fully open world and that's fine, you still want to keep the authentic feel of the series and you eventually unlock more areas, I just wonder how far in the story the game will go, it clicks all the right buttons with so much wonderful nostalgia which includes Cha-La Head-Cha-La playing in the background as you face off against Raditz in the second battle. There is still so much more I want to know about the game but for now I am pretty excited with what was shown as it looks like the perfect game for longtime fans who want something a little different.
Akira ToriyamaBandai Namco EntertainmentDragon BallE3 2019


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Court Theatre and Les Blancs: Africa, Abstraction, Constructing Identity
Court Theatre's ongoing Theatre and Thought Series focuses on Lorraine Hansberry's final play Les Blancs and its themes of racial injustice.
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By Edwin Santos
"But what exactly is a black? First of all, what's his color?" – Jean Genet
This was one way to begin Les Blancs, a play set in Africa, following Africans in the colonial wars over Africa. Les Blancs was the final, uncompleted work of A Raisin in the Sun playwright Lorraine Hansberry. Through Court Theatre's Theatre & Thought seminar series, Tina Post, UChicago English Department assistant professor, and Gabrielle Randle-Bent, theatre director and Court Theatre inaugural research fellow, gave their virtual audience a primer on the complexity and prescience of Hansberry's last work and the masterful interplay made between the particularity of the struggles depicted and the universality of its outcomes.
One of the most memorable points Post and Randle-Bent discussed was Hansberry's exceedingly concrete use of abstraction: The play centered on the struggle of the imaginary Kwi tribe during an indeterminate year, with characters readily embodying certain archetypes of the "Mission to Africa" (missionary, doctor, journalist) or who are themselves saddled with an incomplete or fragmentary African identity (half-white, religious convert). As Randle-Bent discussed, many of the reviews for the play's different productions went along the lines of "they really needed this in x year," as if the problems outlined in the play were settled and left in the dust of history. Except that year after year critics kept up this refrain, virtually conceding Les Blancs's enduring character while still trying to displace its sting into the near past. Les Blancs does not date itself but reveals itself as drawing on a conflict about self-determination which has not and will not stop being relevant for race relations in the U.S., Africa, or anywhere else anytime soon.
Abstraction serves not only as the form, but also the content of Les Blancs. The play's title was chosen in contraposition to French playwright Jean Genet's Les Negres, a work which, while ostensibly about "The Blacks", Hansberry considered to be "a conversation between white men about themselves." A conversation with no reference to reality but all the real consequences in the world.
In Les Blancs, Black identity thus becomes constructed through various acts of abstraction. For instance, the American reporter Charlie Morris tries to get "personal" with the main protagonist and Kwi African Tshembe Matoseh, but as Tshembe directly points out, getting personal entails Morris's sidestepping their different positions as colonizer and colonized. Morris treats the decrying of imperialism as merely using "catchwords," and Tshembe reminds the reporter that these "catchwords" signify the brutal reality of imperial crimes and slaughter which will take "a million tomorrows to rectify." When the reporter attempts to force Tshembe into being just a Black man who cannot see beyond race, this leads to one of Post and Randle-Bent's favorite lines in the play:
TSHEMBE: …Why do you all need it so? This absolute lo-o-onging for my hatred!
Instead of falling into a Black/non-Black dichotomy, Tshembe brings up his experiences among the poor of England, Ireland, Italy, France, and even a visit to Anne Frank's Amsterdam attic. If Tshembe abstracts a Black identity, it is the recognition that the colonial subject's struggle exemplifies a struggle faced by workers and all others subject to oppression and prejudice.
In addressing Tshembe's complex backstory and his foil of a brother Abioseh, Post and Randle-Bent addressed how different kinds of abstraction ground characters from the same background. Abioseh, the scholarly Matoseh son and priest-in-training, talks of Africans gaining positions of power so long as they comply with colonial rule. This optimistic image of how power and governance operate seems friendly and the least outright damaging, but the same image results in Abioseh reporting a family friend to the colonial authorities and in that man's summary execution right in front of Tshembe. As Post and Randle-Bent pointed out, Tshembe also lives a fundamentally fragmented African identity as an African taken out of his country to see the cities of the world, to live in Europe and marry a European woman with whom he has a child. At first, he identifies with his separation from Africa and does not plan to join the liberation army. Seeing a dead man strewn in front of his feet and that his country's main Black political leader has been unjustly jailed, Tshembe sacrifices the safety of his personal life to completely throw himself into this revolutionary and ethical struggle for liberation. In fraught conditions, people are forced to make singular decisions about their lives that can radically change who they are. Tshembe's decision to take up the African struggle signifies something much larger than his individual self. Black identity cannot be something created by outsiders as a category to contain the surplus or the other. Tshembe's choice in Les Blancs is to return agency from the colonizers to the colonized and to construct an identity and a freedom for himself and his country.
Post and Randle-Bent's lively conversation and analysis of Les Blancs was only the first of several seminars which promise to be just as fruitful. Catch the next seminar in the series, The Woman, A Character Study, on Wednesday, January 27, and subsequent seminar sessions running through February 3.


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Q: MySQL Between Command Returning Wrong Ip Adress or Numbers I've a MySQL tables which inlude ip addresses like "192.168.1.1" etc., i want to get ip addresses between 1.20 and .136, ip column type is varchar and my query is ;
select * from kayitlar where ip between ('192.168.1.20') and ('192.168.1.36')

When i run this command, mysql return records between 1.20 and 1.36, and also it return records like 1.220,.1.224 etc. i also tryed to do with <= or >= operators but result was the same.
What am i missing here ?
Thanks in advance.

A: You can use 'INET_ATON' function on IPV4 type of addresses.
SELECT * from kayitlar
 WHERE   INET_ATON( ip ) BETWEEN
         INET_ATON( '192.168.1.20' )
     AND INET_ATON( '192.168.1.36' )

You can also try 'HEX' on ip addresses.
SELECT  * FROM kayitlar
 WHERE  HEX( ip ) BETWEEN
        HEX( '192.168.1.20' )
    AND HEX( '192.168.1.36' )
  FROM  kayitlar

Refer to:

*

*MySQL:  INET_ATON( expr )

*

*Return the numeric value of an IP address

A: If you need to do more complex matching against the IP addresses, I'd suggest you use int data type for storing the IP addresses. MySQL supports inet_aton()/inet_ntoa() for conversion between dotted notation and int.
If you do that, then you can use the following, for example:
SELECT * FROM kayitlar
 WHERE ip BETWEEN INET_ATON('192.168.1.20') AND INET_ATON('192.168.1.36');

This will also allow you to perform subnet matching using bitwise operators:
SELECT INET_NTOA(INET_ATON('192.168.0.1') & INET_ATON('255.255.255.0'));

A: You can use following query:
select * from kayitlar where SUBSTRING(ip, 9) between ('1.20') and ('1.36');

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Danish physicist
Bohr in 1955
(1922-06-19)19 June 1922
8 September 2009(2009-09-08) (aged 87)
Geometry of atomic nuclei
Dannie Heineman Prize for Mathematical Physics (1960)
Atoms for Peace Award (1969)
H.C. Ørsted Medal (1970)
Foreign Associate of the National Academy of Sciences (1971)
Rutherford Medal and Prize (1972)
John Price Wetherill Medal (1974)
Nobel Prize in Physics (1975)
Institute for Advanced Study
Rotational States of Atomic Nuclei (1954)
Aage Niels Bohr (Danish: ['?:w? 'ne?ls 'po] ; 19 June 1922 - 8 September 2009) was a Danish nuclear physicist who shared the Nobel Prize in Physics in 1975 with Ben Mottelson and James Rainwater "for the discovery of the connection between collective motion and particle motion in atomic nuclei and the development of the theory of the structure of the atomic nucleus based on this connection".[1] Starting from Rainwater's concept of an irregular-shaped liquid drop model of the nucleus, Bohr and Mottelson developed a detailed theory that was in close agreement with experiments. Since his father, Niels Bohr, had won the prize in 1922, he and his father were one of the six pairs of fathers and sons who have both won the Nobel Prize and one of the four pairs who have both won the Nobel Prize in Physics.[2][3]
Aage Niels Bohr was born in Copenhagen on 19 June 1922, the fourth of six sons of the physicist Niels Bohr and his wife Margrethe Bohr (née Nørlund).[4] His oldest brother, Christian, died in a boating accident in 1934,[5] and his youngest, Harald, from childhood meningitis.[6] Of the others, Hans became a physician; Erik, a chemical engineer; and Ernest, a lawyer and an Olympic athlete who played field hockey for Denmark at the 1948 Summer Olympics in London.[7][8] The family lived at the Institute of Theoretical Physics at the University of Copenhagen, now known as the Niels Bohr Institute, where he grew up surrounded by physicists who were working with his father, such as Hans Kramers, Oskar Klein, Yoshio Nishina, Wolfgang Pauli and Werner Heisenberg.[4] In 1932, the family moved to the Carlsberg Æresbolig, a mansion donated by Carl Jacobsen, the heir to Carlsberg breweries, to be used as an honorary residence by the Dane who had made the most prominent contribution to science, literature or the arts.[9]
Bohr went to high school at Sortedam Gymnasium [da] in Copenhagen. In 1940, shortly after the German occupation of Denmark in April, he entered the University of Copenhagen, where he studied physics. He assisted his father, helping draft correspondence and articles related to epistemology and physics.[4] In September 1943, word reached his family that the Nazis considered them to be Jewish, because Aage's grandmother, Ellen Adler Bohr, had been Jewish, and that they therefore were in danger of being arrested. The Danish resistance helped the family escape by sea to Sweden.[10] Bohr arrived there in October 1943, and then flew to Britain on a de Havilland Mosquito operated by British Overseas Airways Corporation. The Mosquitoes were unarmed high-speed bomber aircraft that had been converted to carry small, valuable cargoes or important passengers. By flying at high speed and high altitude, they could cross German-occupied Norway, and yet avoid German fighters. Bohr, equipped with parachute, flying suit and oxygen mask, spent the three-hour flight lying on a mattress in the aircraft's bomb bay.[11]
On arrival in London, Bohr rejoined his father, who had flown to Britain the week before.[11] He officially became a junior researcher at the Department of Scientific and Industrial Research, but actually served as personal assistant and secretary to his father. The two worked on Tube Alloys, the British atomic bomb project. On 30 December 1943, they made the first of a number of visits to the United States, where his father was a consultant to the Manhattan Project.[12] Due to his father's fame, they were given false names; Bohr became James Baker, and his father, Nicholas Baker.[13] In 1945, the director of the Los Alamos Laboratory, Robert Oppenheimer, asked them to review the design of the modulated neutron initiator. They reported that it would work. That they had reached this conclusion put Enrico Fermi's concerns about the viability of the design to rest.[13] The initiators performed flawlessly in the bombs used in the atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki in August 1945.[14]
In August 1945, with the war ended, Bohr returned to Denmark, where he resumed his university education, graduating with a master's degree in 1946, with a thesis concerned with some aspects of atomic stopping power problems.[4] In early 1948, Bohr became a member of the Institute for Advanced Study in Princeton, New Jersey.[15] While paying a visit to Columbia University, he met Isidor Isaac Rabi, who sparked in him an interest in recent discoveries related to the hyperfine structure of deuterium. This led to Bohr becoming a visiting fellow at Columbia from January 1949 to August 1950.[4][16] While in the United States, Bohr married Marietta Soffer on 11 March 1950. They had three children: Vilhelm, Tomas and Margrethe.[16][17]
By the late 1940s it was known that the properties of atomic nuclei could not be explained by then-current models such as the liquid drop model developed by Niels Bohr amongst others. The shell model, developed in 1949 by Maria Goeppert-Mayer and others, allowed some additional features to be explained, in particular the so-called magic numbers. However, there were also properties that could not be explained, including the non-spherical distribution of charge in certain nuclei.[18] In a 1950 paper, James Rainwater of Columbia University suggested a variant of the drop model of the nucleus that could explain a non-spherical charge distribution.[19] Rainwater's model postulated a nucleus like a balloon with balls inside that distort the surface as they move about. He discussed the idea with Bohr, who was visiting Columbia at the time, and had independently conceived the same idea, and had, about a month after Rainwater's submission, submitted for publication a paper that discussed the same problem, but along more general lines. Bohr imagined a rotating, irregular-shaped nucleus with a form of surface tension.[20] Bohr developed the idea further, in 1951 publishing a paper that comprehensively treated the relationship between oscillations of the surface of the nucleus and the movement of the individual nucleons.[21]
Upon his return to Copenhagen in 1950, Bohr began working with Ben Mottelson to compare the theoretical work with experimental data. In three papers, that were published in 1952 and 1953, Bohr and Mottelson demonstrated close agreement between theory and experiment; for example, showing that the energy levels of certain nuclei could be described by a rotation spectrum.[22][23][24] They were thereby able to reconcile the shell model with Rainwater's concept.[20] This work stimulated many new theoretical and experimental studies.[18] Bohr, Mottelson and Rainwater were jointly awarded the 1975 Nobel Prize in Physics "for the discovery of the connection between collective motion and particle motion in atomic nuclei and the development of the theory of the structure of the atomic nucleus based on this connection".[1] Because his father had been awarded the prize in 1922, Bohr became one of only four pairs of fathers and sons to win the Nobel Prize in Physics.[25]
Only after doing his Nobel Prize-winning research did Bohr receive his doctorate from the University of Copenhagen, in 1954, writing his thesis on "Rotational States of Atomic Nuclei".[26] Bohr became a professor at the University of Copenhagen in 1956, and, following his father's death in 1962, succeeded him as director of the Niels Bohr Institute, a position he held until 1970. He remained active there until he retired in 1992.[27] He was also a member of the board of the Nordic Institute for Theoretical Physics (Nordita) from its inception in 1957, and was its director from 1975 to 1981.[28] In addition to the Nobel Prize, he won the Dannie Heineman Prize for Mathematical Physics in 1960, the Atoms for Peace Award in 1969, H.C. Ørsted Medal in 1970, Rutherford Medal and Prize in 1972, John Price Wetherill Medal in 1974, and the Ole Rømer medal in 1976.[15][29][30] Bohr and Mottelson continued to work together, publishing a two-volume monograph, Nuclear Structure. The first volume, Single-Particle Motion, appeared in 1969; the second, Nuclear Deformations, in 1975.[4]
In 1972 he was awarded an honorary degree, doctor philos. honoris causa, at the Norwegian Institute of Technology, later part of Norwegian University of Science and Technology.[31]
In 1981, Bohr became a founding member of the World Cultural Council.[32]
His wife Marietta died on 2 October 1978.[17] In 1981, he married Bente Scharff Meyer (1926-2011).[33] His son, Tomas Bohr, is a Professor of Physics at the Technical University of Denmark, working in the area of fluid dynamics.[34] Aage Bohr died in Copenhagen on 9 September 2009.[27] He was survived by his second wife and children.[33]
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^ Gowing 1964, pp. 248-249.
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^ a b "Bohr, Aage Niels". Institute for Advanced Study. Archived from the original on 7 January 2013. Retrieved 2015.
^ a b Chang, Kenneth (10 September 2009). "Aage Bohr, Physicist's Son Who Won Nobel, Dies at 87". The New York Times.
^ a b "Marietta Bohr (Soffer) (1922-1978)". Geni.com. Retrieved 2015.
^ a b Bohr, Aage (11 December 1975). "Rotational Motion in Nuclei Nobel Lecture" (PDF). Copenhagen: The Niels Bohr Institute and Nordita. Retrieved 2015.
^ Rainwater, James (August 1950). "Nuclear Energy Level Argument for a Spheroidal Nuclear Model". Physical Review. American Physical Society. 79 (3): 432-434. Bibcode:1950PhRv...79..432R. doi:10.1103/PhysRev.79.432.
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^ Bohr, Aage (January 1951). "On the Quantization of Angular Momenta in Heavy Nuclei". Physical Review. American Physical Society. 81 (1): 134-138. Bibcode:1951PhRv...81..134B. doi:10.1103/PhysRev.81.134.
^ Bohr, Aage; Mottelson, Ben R. (1953). "Collective and Individual-Particle Aspects of Nuclear Structure" (PDF). Matematisk-fysiske Meddelelser, Det Kongelige Danske Videnskabernes Selskab. 27 (16). Retrieved 2018.
^ Bohr, Aage; Mottelson, Ben R. (January 1953). "Interpretation of Isomeric Transitions of Electric Quadrupole Type". Physical Review. American Physical Society. 89 (1): 316-317. Bibcode:1953PhRv...89..316B. doi:10.1103/PhysRev.89.316.
^ Bohr, Aage; Mottelson, Ben R. (May 1953). "Rotational States in Even-Even Nuclei". Physical Review. American Physical Society. 90 (4): 717-719. Bibcode:1953PhRv...90..717B. doi:10.1103/PhysRev.90.717.2.
^ "Facts on the Nobel Prizes in Physics". The Nobel Foundation. Retrieved 2015. The others: William Henry Bragg (1915) and William Lawrence Bragg (1915); J. J. Thomson (1906) and George Paget Thomson (1937); and Manne Siegbahn (1924) and Kai M. Siegbahn (1981). Two pairs of fathers and sons have won Nobel Prizes in other fields: Hans von Euler-Chelpin (chemistry, 1929) and Ulf von Euler (medicine, 1970); and Arthur Kornberg (medicine, 1969) and Roger D. Kornberg (chemistry, 2006).
^ "Rotational States of Atomic Nuclei". Columbia University. 1954. Retrieved 2015.
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Aage Bohr on Nobelprize.org including the Nobel Lecture, 11 December 1975 Rotational Motion in Nuclei
Oral History interview transcript with Aage Bohr 23 & 30 January 1963, American Institute of Physics, Niels Bohr Library and Archives
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Hornet Tennis sweeps season series with North Penn-Liberty.
The Wellsboro Boys Tennis team completed the season sweep of their rivals North Penn-Liberty with a 7-0 victory on Thursday, April 11.
"The team played some really great tennis tonight," head coach Margery Hoffman said. "The points were wone with good shots and errors were minimized. We're looking forward to the last half of the season as our players gain confidence in both singles and doubles."
The win improves the Hornets' record to 7-0 overall and 5-0 in the NTL. The team will be back in action on Monday, April 15 as they host Muncy at Packer Park.


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Q: How to use "and" with grepl? This what I have:
f=5.20
y=168.9850
dat=c("dat.txt","dat_5.20.txt","data_5.20_168.9850.txt")
Filter(function(x) grepl(f, x), dat)
# [1] "dat_5.20.txt"           "data_5.20_168.9850.txt"

I need to grep only the one obtained f and y
How to use both f and y in grepl?
The desired result would be:
"data_5.20_168.9850.txt"

A: One pure regex way of doing this would be to just use two lookahead assertions which independently check for the presence of each of the number strings:
f <- "5\\.20"
y <- "168\\.9850"
dat <- c("dat.txt","dat_5.20.txt","data_5.20_168.9850.txt")

grepl(paste0("(?=.*", f, ")(?=.*", y, ")"), dat, perl=TRUE)

[1] FALSE FALSE  TRUE

The pattern used here is (?=.*5\.20)(?=.*168\.9850).

A: I suppose if you had a long set of search strings and you didn't want to have to type out everything you could do:
dat[Reduce("&", lapply(c(f,y), function(x, dat) grepl(x, dat), dat = dat))]

However, you could probably also get around typing everything out using @TimBiegeleisen's method by doing something like: paste0("(?=.*", c(f,y), ")", collapse = "") and using the result as your search string.

A: We can do two grep's using any of these alternatives:
grep(y, grep(f, dat, value = TRUE), value = TRUE)
## [1] "data_5.20_168.9850.txt"

dat[grepl(f, dat) & grepl(y, dat)]
## [1] "data_5.20_168.9850.txt"

dat[ intersect(grep(f, dat), grep(y, dat)) ]
## [1] "data_5.20_168.9850.txt"


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Mickaël Viguier est un acteur, chanteur et metteur en scène de théâtre français né le  à Sète. Il commence le théâtre dans le cadre scolaire dès ses premières années de collège, puis intègre la troupe d'amateurs La compagnie du strapontin. Par la suite, il entre au conservatoire de Montpellier puis à l'école Florent.

Les spectacles et films dans lesquels on a pu le voir :

2022 :

" Le mariage de Figaro" d'après Beaumarchais, mise en scène de G. Droulez

" Ali Baba et le secret de la caverne magique" de N. Peyrin, mise en scène de N. Peyrin

2021 :

" Vendanges sans toi " de J. Brun, mise en scène de J. Brun

" Le dragon " d'après E.Schwartz, mise en scène de J.Guill

2020 :

" L'héritier de village " d'après Marivaux, mise en scène par S. Lagord

" Fernandel en chansons ", tour de chant de chansons de Fernandel

2019 :

" La servante amoureuse " d'après C. Goldoni, mise en scène par J. Guill

" On ne badine pas avec l'amour " d' A. de Musset, mise en scène par I. Génot

" Le réseau Shelburn ", film de N. Guillou

2018 :

" Le bourgeois gentilhomme " d'après Molière, mise en scène par L. Franceschi

2017 :

" Les jumeaux vénitiens " d'après C. Goldoni, mise en scène par S. Lagord

" La noce tomate " de L. Varenne, mise en scène par L. Varenne

" Ruy Blas " de Victor Hugo, mise en scène par I. Génot

2016 :

" Le dindon " d'après G. Feydeau, mise en scène par S. Lagord

" Mes souvenirs tracent des traits droits " de N. Bara, mise en scène par J. Assemat

" Spectaculo spectaculaire " d' A. Melillo et J. Mouchonnat, mise en scène par J. Mouchonnat

2015 :

" La nuit des rois " d'après W. Shakespeare, mise en scène de S. Lagord

2014 :

" Tartuffe " d'après Molière, mise en scène par L. Franceschi

" Néandertal...et des poussières " de L. Keel, mise en scène par L. Keel

2013 :

" Le songe d'une nuit d'été " d'après W. Shakespeare, mise en scène par L. Franceschi

" Le miroir " de L. Franceschi, mise en scène par L. Franceschi

2012 :

" Les misérables " de C.M. Schönberg et A. Boublil d'après V. Hugo, mise en scène par C. Borie

" Les fourberies de Scapin " d'après Molière, mis en scène par L. Franceschi

2011 :

" Crac-crac " de Gilles Bellomi, mise en scène par G. Bellomi

" Le nez " de Dmitri Chostakovitch, mise en scène par W. Kentridge

" L'étrange noël de Mr Jack " (version concert) de D. Elfman, mise en espace par A. Michineau

2010 :

" L'ombre au diamant " de J.Brun, J. Racine, Molière, Sophocle, J. de la Fontaine, mise en scène par J. Brun

2009 :

" Les misérables " de C.M. Schönberg et A. Boublil d'après V. Hugo, mise en scène par G. Demierre

2007 :

" Le roi lion ", mise en scène par Julie Taymor

" Du roi Philippe il était sire" d' E. Charnay, mise en scène par E. Charnay

2006 :

Mise en scène du spectacle musical de Guilhem Méric :  " Isabelle et le roi ".

" Les vacances du professeur Feriendorf" de Vincent Dheygre, mise en scène par Vincent Dheygre

2005 :

" Maison à vendre" d'I. François, mise en scène par I. François

" L'Écho de la Robine" de J. Brun, mise en scène par J. Brun

2004 :

" Les mousquetaires" d'après A. Dumas, mise en scène par  Cotillard

" Loge bazar" d'A. de Couvois, mise en scène par A. de Couvois

2003 :

" Vol mystérieux au pays des jouets" d' I. Génot, mise en scène par I. Génot

2002 :

" La Tempête" de W.Shakespeare, mise en scène d'E. Charnay

" Destination Trenet" de J. Brun et C. Trenet, mise en scène par J. Brun

" Thank you very much...indeed !" de S. Finnegan, mise en scène par P. Lifshutz

2000 :

" Yvonne princesse de Bourgogne " de W. Gombrowicz, mise en scène d' H. de Bissy

1999 :

" Arlequin valet de 2 maîtres " d'après C. Goldoni, mise en scène de T. Cafiero

1998 :

" Tambours dans la nuit " d'après B. Brecht, mise en scène par J. Bouffier

1996 :

" L'avare" de Molière, mise en scène de T. Cafiero

" Rien ne sert de courir" d'après M. Aymé, moyen-métrage réalisé par P. Vilalte

1994 :

" Squatt " de J.P. Milovanoff, mise en scène de J. Bouffier

" Courteline est dans l'escalier " de Courteline et P. Vilalte, mise en scène par P. Vilalte

1993 :

" L'épouse campagnarde" de W. Wincherley, mise en scène par P. Vilalte

1992 :

" Baroufe à Chioggia " de C. Goldoni, mise en scène par P. Vilalte

1991 :

" Le tricorne ," d' A. Casona, mise en scène par P. Vilalte

" Le timide et la fausse servante " d' O. Goldsmith, mise en scène par P. Vilalte

1990 :

" Capitaine Fracasse " d'après T. Gauthier, mise en scène par P. Vilalte

1989 :

" Picrochole " d'après F. Rabelais, mise en scène par P. Vilalte

" Si la forêt un jour... " , court-métrage de P. Préboist

1988 :

Clip vidéo pour une association de consommateurs sur la conduite accompagnée

Acteur français de théâtre
Naissance en septembre 1973
Élève du conservatoire à rayonnement régional de Montpellier

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Heads Up: The Importance of Headgear and Concussion Awareness in Sport
Passion for sports. Protection for athletes. Policy changes for authorities. We discuss concussion awareness in our three exclusive interviews.
While the impact of head injuries in sport has been a topic that has come and gone alongside major incidents over the years – most recently EURO 2020 – there has been a much more concerted effort to affect change in the past 18 months.
Rugby World Cup winner Steve Thompson is among a number of ex-pros who are in the process of taking the game's authorities to court for negligence – saying that concussion protocols were not sufficient and that repeated blows to the head have left many with early signs of dementia.
Many other sports are now reassessing if their measures to minimise the risks of head injury are sufficient. In February 2021, the Premier League introduced a 'concussion substitute' allowing teams to make up to two additional changes for players with head injuries. Tech innovations are also being tested, with eye-tracking, mouth guards and saliva tests being trialled to quickly identify a concussion – but what can be done to minimise impacts and protect players during the game?
Protective headgear has long been used, but what types are effective and what more can be done to provide increased protection for athletes without limiting their movement or ability to perform?
In a three-part series for the Future of Foam podcast, Duncan Geddes has talked to experts and professional sports players to find out more. Listen to all three episodes below:
Episode 1 – Iwan Roberts, commentator and former professional footballer
"The sad thing is, it's probably taken for us to lose some proper legends of the game. Over the last two years or so we've seen three or four from the England '66 team sadly pass away with this horrible illness for it to come to the forefront. It's one of those things that people don't like discussing."
Welsh striker Iwan Roberts is best known for his time at Norwich City, where he scored 96 goals and helped the side earn promotion in the 2003-2004 season. Iwan also played more than 100 times for both Huddersfield and Leicester respectively, and represented Wales on 15 occasions.
Topics discussed in this episode:
How football's approach to head injuries and concussion has changed in recent years
Professionals accepting the risks of injury
Whether football's governing bodies should be doing more
If children should wear protective headgear
"I think the FA and the PFA don't do anywhere near enough to help people who are trying to get answers, who are trying to help people who are suffering from dementia …" – Iwan Roberts
Episode 2 – Dr Michael Grey, Rehabilitation Neuroscientist
"I'll go one step further than that, and say that [sports headgear] can actually cause damage."
Dr Michael Grey is a neuroscientist specialising in neurorehabilitation at the University of East Anglia. Dr Grey runs the SCORES Project, an independent research study designed to better understand the cognitive health of athletes as they age.
The type of headgear that could help to prevent concussion
How cheap headgear for children could do more harm than good
Resistance from people who don't want changes to sports.
The SCORES Project and how it is helping to assess the decline of the brain in athletes
The science behind concussion
How women are more prone to severe concussion
"I'm calling for cultural change, I'm calling for more of it. To be fair, we have changed quite a bit in the last few years. Just the fact that we're having this discussion I think is really important." – Dr Michael J. Grey
Episode 3 – Will Hooley, professional rugby player
"I personally disagree with people saying people shouldn't do contact until they're 16. Because ultimately, if you're only doing contact training at 16, you've missed a whole however many years of training and understanding the technical aspects."
Saracens and the United States fly-half Will Hooley talks about his experiences of concussion and head injury as an active professional rugby player. Will joined Saracens in 2020 and represented the USA Eagles at the 2019 Rugby World Cup in Japan. He also hosts The Next Game: A Story Of Transition – a podcast about rugby players transitioning out of the sport.
Why Will chooses to wear headgear
The impact of concussion on mental health
The quality of medical care for head injuries in the professional game
Why contact is vital for children's development
Awareness around concussion
"If you spoke to my partner, I'm sure she'll tell you it [concussion] impacted my mental health in general, you know. One of the concussion symptoms is kind of depression, and feeling a bit sort of dark and upset about yourself." – Will Hooley
What is concussion?
A concussion is a type of brain injury caused by a blow to the head that causes the brain to move rapidly, causing damage. While they are rarely life-threatening, they can result in long-term issues, including memory loss or dementia.
Do helmets protect against concussions?
While they can protect the skull, most current helmets cannot prevent concussion because of the way the brain moves after impact. However, if future helmet designs can decrease rotational forces, they could contribute to decreasing the risk of suffering a concussion.
"We have to think about the mechanism of injury in concussions… The brain sits within the cranium or the skull. The brain, you can think of it like a gelatin tissue. It's really wobbly. So if you were to make a bowl of gelatin, and let it sit and put it on the table, and then you hit the side of the bowl, you'll see that gelatin wobbling, that's what's going on in your brain… and it's those rotational forces in the brain that are creating the injuries." – Dr Michael J. Grey
Learn more about concussion and research into head injuries in sport:
NHS – concussion
SCORES Project
Child Brain Injury Trust
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In this delightful book about nature, Alain Gree's stunning vintage illustrations leap out from every page. Aimed at children aged 0-2, little ones will love to be taught their first words with the aid of such absorbing and vibrant pictures. Each page is wipe-friendly with large, bold text - perfect for small hands and eyes.


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Володимир Сергійович Соловйов (* 16 січня (28 січня) 1853, Москва — † 31 липня (12 серпня) 1900, маєток Вузьке, Московський повіт, Московська губернія) — російський філософ, богослов, поет, публіцист, літературний критик; почесний академік Імператорської Академії наук по розряду красного письменства (1900) з українським корінням. Стояв біля витоків російського «духовного відродження» початку XX століття. Вплинув на релігійну філософію М. О. Бердяєва, Антанаса Мацейна, С. М. Булгакова, С. М. Трубецького та Є. М. Трубецького, П. А. Флоренського, С. Л. Франка, а також на творчість поетів-символістів — А. Білого, Олександра Блока та інших. По материнській лінії — онук козацького сотника Василя Сковороди, брата філософа Григорія Сковороди.

Життєпис

Дитинство, навчання
Народився в Москві 16 січня 1853 в родині російського історика Сергія Михайловича Соловйова. Мати філософа Поліксена Володимирівна належала до українсько-польської сім'ї, серед предків якої був відомий український філософ Г. С. Сковорода. Батько Володимира Соловйова вирізнявся суворістю. У сім'ї все було підпорядковане жорстким правилам. Як зазначав О. Ф. Лосєв, «середовище ранніх років Володимира Соловйова склалася досить сприятливо для його подальшого духовного розвитку». У 1864 батько з сином були проти заслання Чернишевського на каторгу. Навчався майбутній філософ у московській 5-ї гімназії (нині московська школа № 91). У 1869 вступив до Московського університету на природниче відділення, через два роки перейшов на історико-філологічне. Вивчав праці О. С. Хомякова, Шеллінга та Геґеля, Канта, Фіхте. У двадцять один рік написав свою першу велику роботу «Криза західної філософії», в якій виступив проти позитивізму і поділу (дихотомії) «спекулятивного» (раціоналістичного) і «емпіричного» знання.

Університетська кар'єра
У червні 1876 почав викладати в університеті, але через гризню з професорами у березні 1877 залишив Москву і переїхав до Санкт-Петербурга, де став членом Вченого комітету при Міністерстві народної освіти та одночасно викладав в університеті.

У 1880 захистив докторську дисертацію. М. І. Владіславлев, який відігравав впливову роль у Петербурзькому університеті і який раніше позитивно оцінив магістерську дисертацію Соловйова, почав ставитися до нього досить прохолодно, тому то Володимир Соловйов залишався на посаді доцента, але не професора. 28 березня 1881 Соловйов прочитав лекцію, в якій закликав помилувати вбивць Олександра II. Прочитання тої лекції (її текст не зберігся) вважають причиною його звільнення з університету, хоч це й не мало серйозніших наслідків.

Вільний філософ
Цілком віддається написання творів суто богословського характеру, які вже були підготовлені його філософсько-теоретичними роздумами: задумує тритомну праця на захист католицизму, але з різних причин цензурного і технічного характеру замість цих запланованих трьох томів вийшла в 1886 році робота «Історія та майбуття теократії», а в 1889 році, вже французькою мовою, в Парижі, — «Росія та Вселенська Церква». В останні роки свого життя і особливо з 1895 року повертається до філософії.

Сім'ї не мав; жив здебільшого у маєтках своїх друзів або за кордоном; був людиною експансивною, захопленою і поривчастою.

Смерть
Під кінець 1890-х здоров'я його стало помітно погіршуватися. Влітку 1900 року Соловйов приїхав до Москви, щоб здати до друку свій переклад Платона. Вже 15 липня, в день своїх іменин, відчув себе дуже погано. У той же день він попросив свого друга Давидова відвезти його в підмосковний маєток Вузьке (тепер у складі Москви, Профспілкова вул., 123А), що належало тоді князю Петру Миколайовичу Трубецькому, у якому тоді жив зі своєю родиною друг і учень Володимира Соловйова, відомий професор Московського університету Сергій Трубецькой, який був єдинокровним братом власника маєтку. У маєток Соловйов приїхав уже важко хворим. Лікарі визначили в нього склероз артерій, цироз нирок і уремію, а також повне виснаження організму, але допомогти вже нічим не змогли. В. С. Соловйов після двотижневої хвороби помер у Вузькому в кабінеті П. М. Трубецького 31 липня (13 серпня за новим стилем) 1900 року. Похований на Новодівичому кладовищі, поблизу могили свого батька.

Філософія Володимира Соловйова

Основною ідеєю його релігійної філософії була ідея: Софія — Душа Світу. Мається на увазі містична космічна сутність, що поєднує Бога з земним світом; Софія уособлює собою вічну жіночність у Бозі і, одночасно, замисел Бога про світ. Цей образ зустрічається у Біблії; Соловйову ж він був відкритий у містичному видінні, про яке оповідає його поема «Три побачення». Ідеї Софії реалізуються у триякий спосіб: в теософії формується уявлення про неї, в теургії вона здобувається, а в теократії вона втілюється.

 Теософія — дослівно Божа мудрість. Вона є синтезом наукових відкриттів і одкровень християнської релігії в межах цільного знання. Віра не суперечить розумові, а доповнює його. Соловйов визнає ідею еволюції, але вважає її спробою подолання гріхопадіння через прорив до Бога. Еволюція проходить п'ять етапів або царств: мінеральне, рослинне, тваринне, людське і Боже.

 Теургія — дослівно боготворчість. Соловйов рішуче виступав проти моральної нейтральності науки. Теургія — це очисна практика, без якої неможливе осягнення істини. В її основі лежить культивування християнської любові, як відречення від самоствердження, заради єдності з іншими.

 Теократія — дослівно влада Бога, те, що Чаадаєв називав досконалим устроєм. В основу теократичної держави мають бути покладені духовні принципи, і вона повинна мати не національний, а вселенський характер. На думку Соловйова, першим кроком до теократії повинно стати об'єднання Російської монархії з Католицькою церквою.

У 1880-х роках Володимир Соловйов написав і опублікував ряд творів, у яких пропагував ідею возз'єднання Західної та Східної Церков під главенством Папи Римського (найважливіший з них — «Росія та Вселенська Церква», Париж, 1889), за що був підданий критиці слов'янофілами та консерваторами.
Однак російський релігійний філософ В. В. Розанов у статті «Незгода між Достоєвським і Соловйовим» (1906) пише: «Наприкінці життя, у хвилину глибокої слабкості, він заявив що, відмовляється від миротворчих (примирливих) спроб між православ'ям та католицизмом, й помер стійкою православною людиною. Таким чином підозра у сильній його католицькій забарвленості відпадає сама по собі».

Твори

 Філософські основи цільного знання (Философские начала цельного знания), 1877
 Читання про боголюдство (Чтения о богочеловечестве), 1878
 Критика абстрактних засад (Критика отвлеченных начал), 1880
 Духовні основи життя (Духовные основы жизни), 1882—1884
 Про занепад середньовічного світоспоглядання (Об упадке средневекового миросозерцания), 1891
 Смисл любові (Смысл любви), 1894
 Виправдання добра (Оправдание добра), 1897
 Три бесіди (Три разговора), 1900

Примітки

Посилання
 Соловйов Володимир Сергійович // Українська Релігієзнавча Енциклопедія
 Соловйов. В. С. //
 Соловйов, Володимир Сергійович //

Російські поети
Уродженці Москви
Науковці Московського університету
Російські філософи
Російські публіцисти
Російські перекладачі
Перекладачі Вергілія
Автори Енциклопедичного словника Брокгауза і Ефрона
Християнські містики
Християнські філософи
Поховані на Новодівичому цвинтарі в Москві
Філософи релігії
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Українці Росії
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Recalling Juan Soto in May wouldn't have been in the Nationals' plans to start the season, but it paid off Monday.
The Nationals promoted 19-year-old Soto to their roster Sunday, when he received his first MLB at bat. Monday, he recorded his first hit: an opposite-field home run on the first pitch he saw.
Soto became the first teenager to hit an MLB home run since teammate Bryce Harper in September 2012.
Soto's home run was a three-run shot, which helped Washington jump out to an early 5-0 lead over the Padres.


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Be careful with the $4 Wal-Mart drug plan
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Doctors in California and Texas are currently under investigation for illegally prescribing Ledger the painkillers Oxycontin and Vicodin, according to reports. Whether the individual doctors did anything wrong, however, patients can get in trouble when they go to multiple doctors — which is increasingly the case in today's world. That's why it is important to take the safety of your drug regimen in your own hands through a sophisticated tool like PharmaSurveyor (now in beta) or some of the other drug-interaction tools currently on line, like this one at DoubleCheckMD .
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Pharmacy 101: antibiotic resistance and medication errors
In this informative lecture video from the "Pharmacy 101" class at the University of California-San Francisco, Joe Guglielmo, professor of clinical pharmacy, explores antibiotics and antibiotic resistance. Then (at about the 30-minute mark), Lorie Rice discusses problems with medication errors. If you think college lectures are dry, you won't be interested. But it's geared for a lay audience — so if you want to learn more on these topics from some very knowledgeable people, please check it out.
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Dr. Nancy Snyderman of the Today Show reported this morning on the growing number of Americans who use prescription drugs, and in many cases several prescription drugs, to treat chronic illnesses. One of the issues the report raises is the importance of being aware of potential drug interactions; be sure to talk with your doctor and pharmacist, and to use online tools like DoubleCheckMD, to ensure that your drug regimen is safe.
The Value of Prescription Drug Comparison Shopping: An Illustration
A newspaper in Cleburne, Texas, outside Dallas, has published an excellent illustration of a point we've been making since we launched eDrugSearch.com: it's well worth the effort to comparison shop for prescription drugs. An excerpt from the article: Seven local pharmacies were contacted in an effort to discover what an uninsured consumer would pay for four random, common prescription medications. None of the 28 total prices reported by the pharmacies were equal in amount. One of the prescriptions varied in price by more than $39 depending on where it was filled. The medications inquired about were a Advair Diskus 250/50mcg inhaler, used to treat asthma-related conditions; 0.5mg Alprazolam, the generic form of Xanax, used to reduce anxiety; Tramadol 50mg,…
Seniors must be vigilant about drug interaction risk
Researchers from the University of Chicago Medical Center report in the Dec. 24/31, 2008 issue of JAMA that more than half of older Americans take five or more prescription medications — and that an alarming number of these seniors risk harmful drug interactions. We've warned of drug interactions here before — and have recommended sites like DoubleCheckMD.com to make sure your drug regimen is safe. This latest study reinforces the importance of such precautions. According to the researchers, at least one in 25 older adults take multiple drugs in combinations that can produce a harmful drug interaction. That's 2.2 million seniors in the United States. Nearly half of the drug interactions identified in the study put seniors at risk…
Can chain drugstores help North Dakota's prescription drug prices?
A North Dakota news site reports that drug prices are under the microscope in the state as legislators consider repealing a law that prevents most chain pharmacies from competing there. The law requires pharmacies to be majority-owned by North Dakota licensed pharmacists. Supporters of repeal argue that allowing the big retailers to offer prescription drugs will encourage price competition and result in lower costs for consumers. To test this, The Forum of Fargo-Moorhead "took the five most common prescription drugs in North Dakota and compared their prices at four area pharmacies — two in North Dakota and two in Minnesota." The results showed that North Dakotans weren't paying more for these drugs than Minnesotans, after all. However, there was something…


No wedding booking can be finalized until a deposit is paid. However, it is returnable if you have to cancel.
This is important! It is usually necessary to give public notice that you are to be married. In the Church of England this is almost always done by calling your banns during a Sunday Morning church service. We do this three times, starting a couple of months before your wedding date.
If you possibly can, you should come along at least once to hear your banns. This isn't because the Rector is trying to boost the size of his congregation! – it's so that you can check that we haven't forgotten and that the details are correct.
If we are calling your banns and either you or your fiancée lives in another parish, you must also arrange for banns to be called there. We can probably give you the name and telephone number of the person to contact. When they have called your banns you will be given a Banns Certificate which you must pass to us. We cannot marry you without it!
Sometimes we have to dispense with banns and use a different form of licence. If this applies to your wedding then we will explain the procedure to you.
The Parish Church in Illogan. This seats about 275 people .
St Mary's Church in Portreath is a modern building with seating for 100 people.
Trevenson Church in Pool has seating for 100. On the same site there is a modern community hall that is suitable for small receptions.
has an electronic organ and St Mary's an electronic keyboard.
March when you leave. If you want something different do let the vicar know.
It is usual to have a couple of hymns during the wedding service and unusual to have more than three. Of course, you don't have to have any at all. If you would like to give the singing a boost you can book one of our church choirs. Please note, though, that they are volunteers and there is a possibility that they will be unable to attend on the day. In the event of this happening we will do our best to give you as much notice as possible.
There is a useful list of wedding hymns at http://www.yourchurchwedding.org. Follow the 'Ceremony Planner' link, then click 'Stage 1: hymns'.
Flowers in our churches are normally renewed every week.
to recommend florists if you would like.
Please ask your photographer to consult with the minister taking your wedding before the service starts. We will do everything possible to assist your photographer in getting the best possible pictures, so long as this does not spoil the ceremony in any way.
We allow video recordings, provided that the camera has no bright lights. These restrictions are made so that we are not unnecessarily distracted during the ceremony. We all need to concentrate on what we're doing!
The law of copyright is exceedingly complex and your attention is drawn to the attached Copyright Notice. The Recordist must sign the declaration on the Copyright Notice and return it before any recording is made.
The Parish Church bells are located in the tower, a separate structure on the north side of the church. They are normally rung when the bride arrives and for about 15 minutes when bride and groom leave the church. There are no bells at St Mary's or Trevenson.
We will invite you to attend a rehearsal before the wedding. As well as bride and groom, it is good if the Best Man, Principle Bride's Maid and the person giving away the bride come along too. Of course, any one else of your family and friends is also welcome to attend.
The balance of the fees should be paid before the wedding rehearsal.
Please use your surnames (eg. Smith/Jones) as a reference for the transaction.
Please note that fees are revised every year. If you are not being married this year then there is likely to be a small increase in the amount you will pay.
Marriage Certificate technically this is optional!
(at time of wedding otherwise £10, if requested later).


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