The second day of the conference started with an excellent presentation from Prof. Kate Pickett, from the University of York. Kate co-authored the influential book "The Spirit Level" which provided evidence to illustrate how almost everything is affected not by how wealthy a society is but how equal it is. The book was written at a time when inequality was not being discussed, and even now, whilst it is indeed the subject of much more debate on an international stage, it is still only rhetoric, and we are still waiting for this to translate into real action.
by Tessa Coombes, guest blogger for P&P Conference 2015.
The Policy and Politics Annual Conference 2015 kicked off with a fascinating challenge to our thinking about democracy and the state. Mark Purcell, from the University of Washington, took us on a philosophical journey of discovery about the true meaning of the word democracy, concluding with the notion that the state and democracy are the antithesis of one another.
Mark offered us what he termed a minor current of thought to haunt our discussions and to stimulate new and better currents of thought throughout the conference. He premised his presentation on the idea that the state and democracy need to be seen as antithesis and that we do indeed need democracy.
Collaboration as the new normal?
Our first session this morning on the second day of the Policy & Politics conference was a fast and furious presentation from Prof Helen Sullivan, University of Melbourne, covering a wide range of issues relating to collaboration. The presentation sought to cover why collaboration can be seen as the new normal, a better framework for understanding collaboration, and the challenges this presents for policy makers and practitioners.
For many collaboration is inevitable to meet policy challenges, whilst others are waiting for the trend to disappear. Whatever the case, collaboration is more accepted as the 'new normal'. In her presentation, Helen defined collaboration as "a more or less stable configuration of rules, resources and relationships; generated, negotiated, restricted, and reproduced by diverse interdependent actors". A deliberately vague or open definition, that goes beyond our understanding of partnerships and cooperative relations, that brings with it a set of emotions.
These trends together make collaboration more difficult, with human agency at the centre of collaboration emphasising the need to understand what motivates individuals to act. Helen proposed her own framework for how we might seek to better understand this concept, with the aim of directing attention to the more neglected aspects of collaboration. This framework has three dimensions: political, material and cultural, where the role of ideas, rules and emotions are particularly important.
The challenge for policy makers in all this is to understand collaboration, in terms of mood, practice and instrument where the role of power, interests, structure and agency are central to making sense of policy processes. With collaboration as the new normal, it can also be seen as a disruptive force for intervention, leading to improvements and new ways of doing things. The point was also made that public policy analysis needs to see the whole as well as the parts in order to develop a full understanding.
For me, and others in the audience, this feels like a huge agenda requiring interdisciplinary activity and understanding, but as a framework it enables you to think about those different aspects in an interconnected way.
Tessa Coombes has just completed the MSc in Public Policy at Bristol University, is an ex-City Councillor and regularly blogs about politics, policy and place.
Paul Copeland, Queen Mary University of London, and Mary Daly, University of Oxford offer a critical analysis of EU social policy in their article available in the latest issue of Policy & Politics.


It appears workers were marking the Arthur Highway at Copping, south-east of Hobart and in their determination to get the job done, painted over the dead wallaby.
Vision of the deceased animal, whose face was covered in the road paint, was posted to Facebook by a local resident who made the discovery.
"Have a go at that," Garrick Cameron, who runs the Lord Of The Lettuce Facebook page said.
"To give you a bit of an idea, I thought 'they've f**cken painted the bloody lines on the road again'. This is right out the front of my house. Look at this," he said.
The dead wallaby that was painted over. Image: Facebook/Lord Of The Lettuce.
Cameron lives across the road from the highway where he discovered the wallaby. He called the treatment of the animal the "definition of laziness" after workers appeared to have failed to move the dead animal before painting the road underneath it.
"That's not my f**cking job, I won't bother moving that. That's f**cked!" Cameron said.
The vision attracted over 1.8 thousand comments on Facebook, many of them calling the treatment of the animal "callous" and "shameful".
The video has also been shared over 5,000 times.
"They weren't just lazy, they were downright callous!" Facebook user Julie Hudson commented.
"Awful and shameful," Terry Elsten wrote.
Another called the incident "Just wrong".
Tasmania is the world's roadkill capital. Image: Getty Images.
Some Facebook users came to the defence of roadworkers, saying late-night work, high-speed painting and public distraction could have caused the incident to occur.
Tasmania is the world's roadkill capital, with more animals being killed per kilometre than anywhere else on the globe. According to the ABC, an average of 32 animals are killed every hour on Tasmanian roads.
In fact, almost 300,000 animals become roadkill each year in Australia's southernmost state.
Brushtail possums, wallabies, rabbits and Tasmanian Devils are at particular risk of being killed on the roads. In 2009, the Tasmanian government launched a campaign to determine how serious the impact of roadkill was on the existing Devil populations.
Some experts believe, more Tasmanian Devils are being killed on the roads than by the species' face cancer epidemic.
Featured Image: Lord Of The Lettuce/ Facebook.
The death of 58 little penguins in a likely dog attack in northern Tasmania has sparked calls for greater wildlife protections and dog controls.


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Public removed from Akron City Council meeting after vote on White Pond
Council approves sale of 68 acres for controversial housing development
Police were asked to clear Akron City Council chambers after fierce opposition to the controversial White Pond development proposal.
By: Catherine Ross
AKRON, Ohio — Police were asked to clear the audience from an Akron City Council meeting this week after fierce opposition to a planned housing development.
The Monday evening meeting, which was streamed online, was punctuated by out of turn remarks and signs with sayings like "protect our greenspace" and "don't poison us."
The pushback came as council members voted 7-6 to approve the sale of a 68-acre property sandwiched between I-77, White Pond Drive and Frank Boulevard. The developer, Triton Property Ventures, has proposed turning the land into a residential neighborhood with potential for eventual commercial space.
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"There's likely to be a lot of unintended consequences - some that we can predict and probably others that might be more severe that we can't predict," said Peter Niewiarowski.
Niewiarowski has lived nearby the White Pond land for nearly 30 years and was among the crowd escorted out of the council chambers Monday. When he first heard about the city's intention to sell it for development, he worried about the congestion a new housing project would bring.
"There are traffic issues that are clearly going to unfold," he said.
As a biologist, he also worried about the potential environmental impacts on the wetland and wildlife, including an endangered bat species that may or may not live there.
RELATED: Endangered species, traffic concerns could hold up Akron housing and retail project
"Little steps like this everywhere that compounded over decades means that we threatened those species. And it's not just them. They're part of an ecological community that makes our living possible and desirable," he added.
Other neighbors and Akronites share similar concerns about the development.
"We should be filling in all those vacant spots that you drive by when you go through Akron," said Meghan Lugo. "Why are we focusing on some of the remaining wetlands in Ohio?"
Neighbor Blake Traxler said, "Their maps make sense. But my feet on the ground say, 'no.'"
The development proposal was introduced in June. After several public meetings solicited community input, the developer scaled down an original plan of five retail buildings, 50 apartments and 200 townhomes. The latest proposal includes 100 ranch-style houses and 100 townhomes. Up to 30,000-square-feet of retail or commercial space could be available if testing and studies determine the land is viable.
In a press release Tuesday, Mayor Daniel Horrigan praised City Council for approving the sale, touting up to $8.8 million of economic impact for Akron Public Schools and $200,000 to the Public Arts Council over the tax increment financing period.
"Akron has a future which can be modern, healthy, attractive, and prosperous but we must be willing to embrace good opportunities such as this one when they present themselves," wrote Mayor Horrigan. "It's not every day we have a developer willing to take a risk of this magnitude on our city, and every time we turn that opportunity away, we send a signal to others that we don't want that kind of investment.
Council President Margo Sommerville told News 5 the process did not engage the community as well as she had hoped, with public input collected late into the planning stages. She said ward council members and the council as a whole needs to be more proactive, but contended that the city and developer did take the feedback into account.
"It's going to be a better and stronger project. Why? Because we did hear from the residents, we took some of their concerns," Sommerville explained.
While many of the council members said they support the development proposal, some asked to allow more public comment before voting on the sale. The request was shot down, which persuaded some members to vote against the approval.
When the ordinance narrowly passed 7-6, some in the audience chanted, "shame, shame, shame." Sommerville said she asked police to clear the council chambers Monday evening because project opponents were delaying the meeting.
"We don't want to have to clear people out of the chambers. We don't want to have to engage the police. But we can not have public meetings being disrupted," she said.
"City council pushed us out of the people's hall. I will never forget that moment. That was just terrible government," said project opponent Fran Wilson. "Many people left and thought they were not able to give a public comment because of a dispersal order that was sent out. And that was just the culmination of months of problems."
Neighbors and concerned community members are hoping for continued dialogue about the project and its impact. The city said the developer must conduct a traffic study and environmental mitigation plan, contribute $15,000 to plant trees throughout the city and comply with the Ohio EPA regulations before it can begin building.
Akron has owned the White Pond land since 2006. It will sell the property for $25,000 per developable acre, which is currently estimated at 29 acres, for a total purchase price of $725,000. If the developer does not abide by the sale contingencies, the land reverts back to city property.
RELATED: Updated plans for Akron housing and retail project in light of endangered species, traffic concerns
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Abstract: Some Rajiformes species among the cartilaginous fish (Chondrichthyes) that are distributed on the west coast of the Gulf of İskenderun were seasonally obtained by bottom trawling from 2 different depth layers between the years 2004 and 2011. The spatiotemporal changes in catch per unit effort (CPUE) values were investigated by considering 2 depth contours (10 and 20 m). Six species belonging to 6 different Rajiformes families were identified during the sampling period, including Dasyatis pastinaca (common stingray), Gymnura altavela (spiny butterfly ray), Rhinobatos rhinobatos (common guitarfish), Raja radula (rough ray), Myliobatis aquila (common eagle ray), and Torpedo marmorata (marbled electric ray). A general linear model was used to analyze the changes in the total and separate weights of cartilaginous fish. For this purpose, the logarithms of CPUE values in weight were classed according to the depth, season, and years. Seasonal variations and year–season 2-way interactions were found to be highly significant for total cartilaginous CPUE values (P < 0.01). The annual changes in R. rhinobatos were the only significant annual difference (P < 0.05), while the year–season interactions of D. pastinaca were found to be significant (P < 0.01). The seasonal variations of D. pastinaca and G. altavela were also highly significant (P < 0.01).


The buzzword in fashion at the moment is sustainability and Melbourne-based label, MIES, is the name to know if you're into joining the clothes with a conscious movement. It doesn't hurt that this brand also makes each dress to order with customers able to work with the team on the design of their piece.
MIES is the brainchild of two friends Andrew Letts and Adriana Santelices who are strongly committed to limiting waste associated with clothing production, which they're achieving with their own brand thanks to their clever production model.
Dresses are on a made-to-order basis to avoid producing excess garments with three sewing dates each month (the 6th, the 16th, and the 26th). Each month the brand caps the orders at 50 to not only give their customers an exclusive, bespoke experience but also limit waste. All the dresses are designed and produced in Melbourne, and because they're made locally, no long overseas shipping times (or costs) are involved - each garment is sent out within 15 days of the sewing cycle.
How does it work? The MIES website showcases 'modular dress parts' which can be mixed and matched together by customers to create their dream dress.


Start off your visit on the 6th (Sat): admire the striking features of Constitution Dock, examine the collection at Mawson's Hut Replica Museum, and then kick back and relax at Bellerive Beach. Keep things going the next day: take some stellar pictures from Mount Nelson Lookout, sample the tasty concoctions at Cascade Brewery, and then tour the pleasant surroundings at Seven Mile Beach.
To find photos, where to stay, reviews, and other tourist information, go to the Hobart driving holiday planner.
Sydney to Hobart is an approximately 5-hour flight. You can also do a combination of train, ferry, and bus; or do a combination of bus and ferry. Prepare for a bit cooler weather when traveling from Sydney in October: high temperatures in Hobart hover around 20°C and lows are around 9°C. Finish your sightseeing early on the 7th (Sun) so you can drive to Launceston.
On the 8th (Mon), admire nature's wide array of creatures at Seahorse World, look for all kinds of wild species at Platypus House, take an in-depth tour of Beaconsfield Mine & Heritage Centre, then indulge your taste buds at Loira Vines, and finally indulge your senses at some of the top wineries in the area. Get ready for a full day of sightseeing on the next day: admire the masterpieces at Queen Victoria Museum & Art Gallery, then see the interesting displays at National Automobile Museum of Tasmania, then appreciate the views at The Tamar Valley, and finally look for gifts at Gourlay's Sweet Shop.
To see other places to visit, traveler tips, more things to do, and more tourist information, go to the Launceston attractions planner.
Getting from Hobart to Launceston by car takes about 2.5 hours. Other options: take a bus. Traveling from Hobart in October, you can expect nighttime temperatures to be slightly colder in Launceston, with lows of 5°C. Wrap up your sightseeing on the 9th (Tue) early enough to drive to Stanley.
Stanley is a town on the north-west coast of Tasmania, Australia. On the 10th (Wed), make a trip to Joe Lyons Cottage, then look for gifts at Providore 24, then contemplate the long history of Highfield Historic Site, and finally look for all kinds of wild species at The Nut State Reserve.
For where to stay, traveler tips, and other tourist information, read Stanley journey builder .
Getting from Launceston to Stanley by car takes about 3 hours. Other options: do a combination of flight and bus; or take a bus. October in Stanley sees daily highs of 20°C and lows of 5°C at night. Cap off your sightseeing on the 10th (Wed) early enough to go by car to Coles Bay.
Start off your visit on the 11th (Thu): take in the exciting artwork at Waubs Bay Gallery, identify plant and animal life at East Coast Natureworld, and then surround yourself with nature on a nature and wildlife tour. Get ready for a full day of sightseeing on the next day: make a trip to Bicheno Blowhole, then relax in the rural setting at Freycinet Marine Farm, then take a leisurely stroll along Coles Bay Jetty, and finally trek along Wineglass Bay Lookout.
To see where to stay, more things to do, and tourist information, go to the Coles Bay trip maker tool .
Traveling by car from Stanley to Coles Bay takes 5 hours. Alternatively, you can do a combination of bus, flight, and taxi; or do a combination of bus and car. Finish your sightseeing early on the 12th (Fri) so you can travel to St Helens.
Start off your visit on the 13th (Sat): experience rural life at Eureka Farm, take in the dramatic scenery at St Columba Waterfall, and then enjoy the sand and surf at Bay of Fires Conservation Area.
For traveler tips, more things to do, other places to visit, and more tourist information, read St Helens trip itinerary builder .
Getting from Coles Bay to St Helens by car takes about 1.5 hours. Expect a daytime high around 19°C in October, and nighttime lows around 5°C. Finish your sightseeing early on the 13th (Sat) so you can travel back home.


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"Cinema, Expanded," an installation and series of performances and programs organized by Ohio State University Department of Art professor Roger Beebe, investigates what can be done with the moving image beyond the traditional theatrical presentation.
Performances have included local and national moving-image artists. Before the exhibition closes on Thursday, Nov. 29, the space will host British-Australian artist Sally Golding on Wednesday, Nov. 28, and the Student Abstract Loop Show on Monday, Nov. 26. The events, Beebe said, change the traditional screening into an installation.


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Children 'exceed' acceptable daily intake of phosphates, EFSA finds
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A new opinion published by the European Food Safety Authority (EFSA) has concluded that some population groups – particularly infants, children and adolescents – have too many phosphates in their diets. The opinion calls for a maximum level of phosphates to be established for supplements, with the implication that maximum levels in food should also be reviewed.
EFSA's Panel on Food Additives and Flavourings (FAF) has compiled exposure and toxicity data to re‐evaluate the safety of phosphates (E 338–341, E 343, E 450–452) as food additives.
Analytical data was used to estimate dietary exposure to phosphates, taking into account all dietary sources. The Panel determined an acceptable daily intake (ADI) for phosphates that protects human health, expressed as phosphorus of 40 mg/kg body weight.
An ADI of 40 mg per kg of body weight equates to consuming 2,800 mg of phosphorous for an adult weighing 70 kg. This is within the "safety level" exposure of 3,000 mg per day set by EFSA.
"The Panel noted that in the estimated exposure scenario based on analytical data, exposure estimates exceeded the proposed ADI for infants, toddlers and other children at the mean level, and for infants, toddlers, children and adolescents at the 95th percentile. The Panel also noted that phosphates exposure by food supplements exceeds the proposed ADI," EFSA revealed.
Maximum limits in food may be re-visited
The Panel recommended that the European Commission considers setting a Maximum Permitted Level (MPL) for phosphates as additives in food suppliaments. It also suggested that the EC revise its current limits for toxic elements (Pb, Cd, As and Hg) in the EU specifications for phosphates. This, the Panel said, would ensure that food additives E 338–341, E 343 and E 450–452 will not be a "significant source" of exposure to those toxic elements in food.
A spokesperson for EFSA explained currently phosphates used for technical functions, such as anti-caking, are allowed in EU legislation quantum satis (as much as is technologically necessary) in food supplements. In contrast, in other food applications maximum permitted levels are already established.
"The recommendation [to establish maximum levels] does not apply to any other categories," the spokesperson told FoodNavigator. "However, the setting of an ADI by EFSA (for the first time) implicitly means that maximum levels in EU legislation for other categories may be reviewed to ensure consumers are below the ADI."
He added: "EFSA's scientific advice informs the decisions of the risk managers (the Commission, the European Parliament and the Member States), who may review these maximum levels in light of the new ADI."
Phosphates loosen the structure of a protein, enabling it to bind more water. This means that they can be used as a texturiser to deliver a creamier or juicier mouthfeel. They are especially common in meat products, where they are used as preservatives. They can also be used as a component of melting salts in soft cheese, or to stop soft drinks from separating.
Additionally, the Panel suggested the EC should revise the current limit for aluminium in the specifications for calcium phosphate (E 341). The specifications for calcium dihydrogen phosphate (E 341(i)), calcium hydrogen phosphate (E 341(ii)), tricalcium phosphate (E 341(iii)), dimagnesium phosphate (E 343(ii)) and calcium dihydrogen diphosphate (E 450(vii)) should include characterisation of particle size distribution using appropriate statistical descriptors as well as the percentage of particles in the nanoscale present in calcium dihydrogen phosphate.
Analytical methods to determine the level of phosphate additives in foods and beverages should also be considered.
Finally, the Panel said the EFSA Scientific Committee should review its current approach to setting health-based guidance for regulated substances which are also nutrients to develop a "coherent harmonised strategy" for risk assessment.
The re-assessment follows EFSA's evaluation on phosphates which was completed in 2013. At that time, the food safety agency noted scientific reviews suggesting an association between a high phosphate intake and increased cardiovascular risk.
However, it concluded that "owing to the intrinsic limitations of the non-interventional design of the studies included, it is not possible to make causal inferences for serum phosphate levels and the observed adverse effects".
It added: "In addition, from the evidence reviewed it is not clear whether the increased cardiovascular risk observed in these observational studies is attributable to differences in the dietary intake of phosphorus in general or in the form of phosphate additives and serum phosphate levels."
'Cut their use as food additives'
European consumer groups responded positively to EFSA's revised opinion. "We welcome the publication of the EFSA opinion re-evaluating the safety of phosphates. It confirms that some population groups ingest too much phosphates through their diet – whether these occur naturally in foods such as fish or dairy products or are used as food additives in soft drinks, meat or bakery products," Camille Perrin is Senior Food Policy Officer at BEUC, The European Consumer Organisation, said.
"The opinion concludes phosphate intake is especially of concern in young consumers. Some toddlers and children, as well as adolescents whose diet is particularly high in phosphates, can exceed the safe daily phosphate intake level newly established by EFSA."
While phosphates occur naturally, particularly in high protein food, Perrin suggested the "easiest way" to ensure consumers' exposure to phosphates remains within safe limits is to "cut their use as food additives".
The type of phosphate found in additives (inorganic phosphate) is more readily absorbed by the body than phosphate found naturally in food (organic phosphate). Around 90-100% of inorganic phosphate is absorbed compared to 50% of organic phosphate.
Foods that are often high in added phosphates include:
Processed meats: ham, gammon, bacon, reformed chicken, sausages, salami
Processed fish products, such as fish fingers
Some bakery products
Instant sauces and puddings, cake mixes
"While phosphates are everywhere in our food, meat products – along with bread and rolls, processed cheeses and sugars and syrups – are among the food categories contributing the most to exposure to phosphates as food additives. The priority should be to cut phosphates in those foods as much as feasible."
The row over kebab meat
Perrin said she "wished" that this opinion had been available at the end of 2017, when the European Parliament narrowly rejected an objection to proposals from the European Commission to allow phosphates to be used as additives in products such as donor kebabs.
At the time, the use of phosphates was not permitted in "frozen vertical meat spits" (doner kebabs). In the face of strong opposition from Green MEPs, the practice was legalised, permitting phosphoric acid, phosphates and polyphosphates to be as food additives in these meat preparations.
"Had the Commission waited, as we were requesting, the case for authorising phosphates in kebab meat would have been even weaker. The availability of phosphate-free alternative ingredients for kebab manufacturers makes the use of these additives all the more unnecessary."
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T-Mobile has launched the first-ever daily deal aggregator from a national carrier. Android users running version 1.6 or above (i.e. most of you) can download the app for free from the Android Market. While 'More for Me' is a T-Mobile product, it is available to all Android users, and will be expanded to other operating systems soon.
While 'More for Me' is innovative for its carrier partnership, it really is just an aggregator. The only exception might be that the app includes "exclusive offers from T-Mobile and its partners".
'More for Me' allows you to customize your social shopping experience for your tastes and location. T-Mobile touts that "Customers can get discounts on a wide variety of products, making it easier than ever for people to save money while on the go."
Social shopping isn't for everyone. But if you can tolerate the superfluous notifications, and the often off-target suggestions, you can find some really great deals on the stuff you want. So what do you think? Is it weird for a carrier to manage a social shopping service? And what happens to it when (and if) AT&T is in the driver's seat?
Its okay. Useful but not original. There are plenty of coupon apps that find deals in your local neighborhood in the market. I tried this just now and couldn't find many deals. Which is kind of weird seeing that I live in the city... I like the idea but its already been done with more functionality.


It seems everyone is asking, can Fox's "The Simpsons" survive under the umbrella of the Walt Disney Company? As popular as Bart, Homer and the rest of the Springfield celebrities may be, their on-screen poor profit margin, and not Disney's family-friendly brand, may mean curtains for the animated series.
The issue of survival for "The Simpsons" on the small screen seems to be more about merchandise and less about the actual show. Under Fox, episodes airing on television actually lost the network money and only the post-show licenses and merchandise allowed for any kind of financial success. Unfortunately, those same deals (with the show's original broadcast stations) require that FOX continue to produce new episodes (at this time at least two new seasons are in discussion). All that could change in February/March of this year . . .
What began as a short, crudely drawn cartoon segment during "The Tracy Ulman show" in 1987 has evolved into a thirty-year (1989- present) animated series airing on the FOX network. The show's popularity earned fans an animated motion picture (2007) and a horde of t-shirts, toys, games, collectibles and even a theme park area (Universal Studios Florida).
However, the show itself, despite its popularity, actually airs at a loss for 20th Century Fox Television. Merchandise and broadcast deals are the bread and butter which keeps the series in the green. Additionally, it's important to note Disney is not buying everything currently under the "Fox brand." Once the sale of Fox to Disney is complete there will be a "New Fox" (not the company's official name) that will consist of: Fox News, Fox Business, the national sports channels/assets, and the Fox broadcast channel and the regional Fox stations that currently air The Simpsons.
Disney will acquire all other assets with include the movie and television studios that among other things produces The Simpsons & owns the rights to The Simpsons. As a result, the deals that currently require Fox to air new episodes of The Simpsons is an obligation on "New Fox," but not an obligation to Disney which will own licensing and merchandise rights.
As Disney comes into possession of 21st Century Fox, including 20th Century Fox Television, which produces "The Simpsons," they may be less inclined to produce a television show that costs more to air than it brings in. In most cases when one business acquires another, it absorbs the assets (but not the business) of the former. Thus, Disney may be under no obligation to produce more episodes of a show that costs more to make than it brings it. Add in the dark cloud of "does it fit the Disney standard" fears and Springfield could be even less likely to enjoy new adventures.
At the same time will "New Fox" or the Fox Network which Disney is not purchasing wish to license the rights for new shows that were already a money loser and only made financial sense under the combined balance sheet of the existing 21st Century Fox company?
Free from obligations to create new Simpsons content, Disney would be able to solely focus on the more profitable part of the franchise: merchandise and new licensing agreements (which would not bind them to draw up new episodes).
All hope is not lost, though. Disney could, though unlikely given the broadcasting profitability concerns, take a hands-off approach as it did with its acquisition of Marvel. There's also the ever so slight chance that "The Simpsons" along with the hundreds of other Fox-produced television content, could find its way to Disney's new streaming service – either as re-runs of already broadcast episodes or (hopefully) with new stories. Finally, Fox Network could make an agreement to continue airing new episodes. This final option is not uncommon as many shows that air on television are produced by another company. The question is why would the "New Fox" or the Fox Network wish to air a show at a loss?
What are your thoughts on the future of "The Simpsons" once its part of the Walt Disney Company? Do you think that Disney should continue the adventures of Bart and company in new episodes?
I do hope Disney will let the simpsons continue as it's my childhood programme. It's amazing at how far it has done to prove in beating Gunsmoke on episode count as well as season count. The Simpsons in my eyes lives forever. Please don't let it stop.


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The Photographic Angle (TPA) is a charitable organisation set up to promote the education of the public in the art and science of photography. We stage exhibitions that are free to enter and that travel across the UK transforming otherwise empty spaces into photographic galleries. Exhibitions comprise large scale photographs together with technical data, information about the photographic theme, boards containing inspirational quotes and boards containing hints and tips on photography. Professional, student and amateur photographers submit their work for possible inclusion in one of our travelling exhibitions, which are curated by our Head of Design. The work that we do offers the public a chance to explore this fascinating medium which can be art, a profession, or simply a pastime.
For the 2nd Quarter of 2019, we are bringing our inspirational 'The 4 Elements' theme back on the road.
Continuing its journey and now in Newcastle, come along to Q4, Quorum Business Park from Saturday 13th to Wednesday 17th April.
The exhibition opens from 10am to 3pm each day.
Let there be Light in the Lens!
A very popular theme, our 'Light in the Lens' is back on tour this quarter!
Starting in Benchmark House, Weybridge from 1st to 5th May, open each day from 10am to 3pm.
Photographers use light to bring out the character in portraits, the grain and texture in surfaces and to lead the eye over an image.
They pick a particular moment in time to grasp the ever-changing light and capture a unique visual record.
Wales, we're coming to you!
We have our first venue in Wales, and to celebrate our first venue in Cardiff, we are bringing our highly acclaimed theme, Architecture!
The exhibition will be open from Saturday 11th to Wednesday 15th May, 10am to 3pm each day.
We look forward to welcoming you to our first exhibition here!
We are almost at the end of our 1st quarter for 2019.
We have some fabulous exhibitions planned for our next quarter which will be beginning in April.
This will kick off with images of earth, fire, water and air – yes, The 4 Elements will be making their way around Milton Keynes, Newcastle and Feltham.
One of the most important aspects of photography, Light and how to take stunning images using it in different ways is the message behind our theme, 'Light in the Lens' which will be touring Manchester, Weybridge, Reading and London.
Finally, for images that have been chosen because they tell the narrative of a particular person or place or group, come along to see 'Our Stories' exhibitions, in Reading, Maidenhead and London.
We look forward to seeing you at the venue nearest you!
Anyone who has submitted work to be included in one of our catalogues in the past, would have done this via a submissions page link. However, due to an overwhelming and fantastic response to our competitions, TPA have decided to curate its catalogues from the best of our competition entrants. The quality of work submitted to competitions over the years has been outstanding hence the decision to merge the two.
In short, anyone interested in having their work displayed at our venues should enter our competitions instead. The favourites will be contacted in due course throughout the year as and when a new catalogue print is scheduled. Please view our competitions page for further details.
All Exhibitions are free to enter!
This is just a little reminder that all of our photography exhibitions are free to have a look around. We welcome group visits from schools, colleges and universities and will do whatever we can, to ensure that students gain the most from their experience. Please email info@thephotographicangle.co.uk or give us a call on 0800 028 7338 to discuss this further.


Even though proper preparation prevents poor performance, I sometimes find it fun to descend upon a city with little to no prior knowledge of its offerings. Not the best strategy in the world for a travel writer, but I will admit that the surprise and awe that comes from having no expectations about a destination is one of my favorite parts of travel.
View of Montreal from Mont Royal.
Last week I descended upon Montreal without a clue in the world (like a good little American traveler, my Canadian friends would joke), experiencing it all for the first time and blowing with the wind based on loose recommendations from colleagues, friends, and fellow travelers. Montreal jumped out at me in many ways, the first big surprise needing no introduction. It was staring me in the face the moment I arrived: There's a mountain in the middle of the city.
All right, it's more of a hill, but don't tell the Montrealers that. Regardless of your perception of its size, it's hard to argue that it's not beautiful. Jacques Cartier named the area "Mont Real," which is French for Mount Royal, after climbing the hill and gazing out upon the land (those interested in the specific history can read more here). I had the opportunity to climb Mount Royal while in town, and you can see some photos below of the view. I timed it pretty well with not only the sunset, but the peak of the fall colors in the area. Mount Royal is a combination of residential areas, hiking/walking trails, and public space.
Montreal is an island. Don't believe me? See for yourself. It is 141 square miles as compared to Manhattan's 34 square miles.
Montreal has a 20-plus mile underground city. Our guide told us that Montrealers aren't moles, but it seems like they pretend to be in the winter. The underground city not only houses the metro, but it connects hotels, apartments, office buildings, and thousands of shops all over the city. With an average January temperature of around 16 degrees Fahrenheit, this network seems to be more of a necessity than a luxury. It can be pretty "mazy" at times – a bit of a labyrinth – but it beats the hell out of a ripping winter wind in your face. Keep a close eye on the signs and you'll be fine.
Montrealers have mad skills when it comes to languages. Really mad skills, actually. Quebec as a province is ripping it up, with about 40% of its residents reportedly bilingual and 16% speaking a third language (the tourism board estimates it to be about 25% speaking a third language within the city of Montreal, although I haven't been able to confirm that stat). That's ridiculously impressive, considering we barely get around to a second language here in the United States.
French is the official language in Montreal, and it is the second-largest French-speaking city in the world behind Paris. Although there are restrictions against signs in languages other than French in an effort to preserve their culture, I did not have a problem in any part of town speaking English alone. That said, meeting residents of all ages who had comfortable control of two (if not three or four) languages was really inspiring. I found myself mumbling French under my breath throughout my trip, cursing my ignorant youth as well as the educational processes that have left Americans in the dust when it comes to language skills.
Jerry Seinfeld and Jim Carey were discovered at the Montreal Comedy Festival. I won't get into what the definition of "discovered" means, but it turns out Canada has more to offer the comedy world than material for American comedians. "Just for Laughs" is the world's largest comedy festival held every summer in the city – a good event to plan a trip around during the warmer months.


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Calgary's 'Beltline Rapist' seeks new trial
CALGARY - The lawyer for a man dubbed the Beltline Rapist argued Wednesday his conviction should be overturned because illegal trickery was used to obtain key evidence. [The accused]'s DNA was used to link him to the rapes of two young women in the inner-city neighbourhood more than five years ago. Undercover police obtained the DNA by setting up a fake chewing gum taste test at a gas station parking lot in April 2004. [The accused] took the test and was urged not to toss his gum on the ground, and instead, was offered a cup. Karen Molle told the Alberta Court of Appeal that her client was coerced into surrendering his DNA. "The central issue in this case is whether or not the gum was abandoned by the appellant," she said. The lawyer said that if the DNA from the gum is ruled inadmissible, then every other piece of evidence derived as a result of it should also be excluded from evidence. Molle conceded that had her client tossed his gum on the ground, it would have been abandoned. [The accused], 43, was declared a dangerous offender in November 2007 and is serving an indeterminate prison sentence. He was convicted by Court of Queen's Bench Justice Sandy Park in 2006 of eight charges. The charges stemmed from the attacks on a 19-year-old woman on Sept. 12, 2003, and a 17-year-old schoolgirl on March 26, 2004. Park called the attacks "vicious" and "cruel." On Wednesday, Crown prosecutor Jolaine Antonio told appellate justices Marina Paperny, Keith Ritter and Patricia Rowbotham that [The accused] had abandoned the pieces of gum, and in doing so, lost any expectation of privacy. Thus, she said, the trial judge was correct in his verdict and his ruling should stand. "[The accused]s rights were not violated and, even if they were, it was minimal intrusion," she said. "It is a legal technique, when you consider the seriousness of the offence and police need to take action for the safety of young women in the Beltline area." Antonio said even though police could have obtained a warrant to get [The accused]'s DNA, there was a sense of urgency as they had information he was planning to soon leave Alberta. One of the victims' parents attended the hearing, but they have always declined to comment. During the original trial, the older victim testified she was attacked after she left her door unlocked with the man standing outside as she went to get notepaper to write down her address for him. She said he grabbed her by the throat and began choking her with his hands and threatening to kill her. She said the man tied her hands behind her back, gagged her, covered her head with the blanket, bound her feet and raped her for about 10 minutes. He left her tied up on her bed for about a half-hour, then returned and repeated the attack. The younger victim told court she had just returned home from school about 1:40 p.m. when a man followed her into her townhouse complex on a ruse that he was visiting her next-door neighbour. The next thing she remembered was waking up on her bed with no clothes, a blanket pulled over her head and the stranger beginning to rape her. She said she had a bruised lip and gums, loose front tooth and partially dislocated shoulder. [The accused], who moved to Canada from Algeria in 1997, had seven prior convictions since 1999, including two assaults causing bodily harm and one assault on a Calgary Remand Centre guard in March 2005. He has always fought the legality of the DNA evidence.


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Eyelevel is the brainchild of Jessica Libor, a Philadelphia based artist. Jessica graduated with her MFA from the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts and practices painting, installation and video work, as well as serving as the editor in chief of Eyelevel Arts.
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What makes big decisions so hard? As a decision coach, I see many people struggle with tough choices, because they really, really want to have no regrets.
While I've never met anyone who felt they got it right 100% of the time, going back to the basics can help you get clear on what you want and feel better about moving forward.
Here are five simple strategies I've learned for lessening the odds that you'll look back and wish you did it differently.
The first step is research. If you make a decision without the proper information—like joining a company without learning what the culture is really like—you're setting yourself up for disappointment later on when you learn something that would've made a difference.
Making a choice is stressful by nature, but doing it from a place of calm consideration lowers your chance of making the wrong one. That's because the calmer you are, the less likely you are to make a hasty, emotional decision.
Try to get into a relaxed state of mind, remove any stressors—including people—from the room, and think through your decision with a clear head and an open mind. Don't rush, don't freak out; instead, take deep breaths and think about the facts.
If you're not in the right state, ask yourself if you have to weigh your options right then, or if you can wait until a better time (i.e., "sleeping on it" usually helps).
A client recently asked me to help her think through a big, cross-country move. Her husband had a job offer with a higher salary in the new location; and while they loved where they were, they were struggling financially in an expensive city.
I pointed out that her options weren't simply to take the job or to stay and continue to barely make ends meet. There were other ways she could change her situation: her husband could ask for a raise, she could look for part-time work, or they could downsize their house. Don't leave any option unexplored, no matter how unlikely it seems: You want to know the full range of choices and not limit yourself to two.
Instead of just going through the pros and cons in your head, write them out in list form. It's not just a matter of clarifying important points and picking a side. Keeping the list will help you minimize regret, because if you start to second-guess yourself later on, you'll have evidence for why you made the decision you did.
Sometimes, a simple reminder that your choice was based on concrete factors and the best information you had at the time—and wasn't just made on a whim—can help re-configure your thinking so you feel better about the path you took.
This is important both during decision-making and afterwards. We often get so caught up in finding the best option that it consumes us. Reminding yourself that things are going to be OK no matter which choice you make—which is true most of the time—puts you in the right mindset for a regret-free decision.
You're not perfect—and that's OK, no one is. Sometimes, we choose badly, or circumstances beyond our control mean that a decision we made wasn't the right one. Regret is usually unproductive and pointless, and although that doesn't help when you feel like you made a huge mistake, the less time you spend dwelling on what could have been, the better.
If all else fails, try to channel that regret into something useful. Making a poor decision prepares you for better decision making in the future. Analyze what went wrong, refine your process, and move forward.
Photo of person reflecting courtesy of alvarez/Getty Images.


Catch it before Thursday - 'Färger i mitt liv' - is worth going to check out at Djursholm library in the next two days. See below for the map. Let us know what you think in the comments below or on Facebook!
Djursholm was buzzing this evening as the shops and restaurants stayed open later for an evening known as 'Djursholm by night'!
Congratulations to everyone who took part and did their best in this weekend's Danderyd Olympics!


Political economist and statistician; born in Odessa, Russia, Jan. 9, 1869. After completing his studies at the gymnasium of his native town, he entered the technological institute in Carlsruhe, Baden, and took a diploma as chemist. He next studied political economy at the University of Munich, graduating (Ph. D.) in 1895. He continued his studies in England and France until 1898, when he was appointed privat-docent in political science at the University of Zurich. In 1899 and 1900 he revisited France and England, and went to Russia in the winter of 1901-1902, when he submitted to the Russian minister of commerce, W. Kowalewski, and to the minister of finance, at the request of the former, an expert opinion with reference to the renewal of the commercial treaty between Germany and Russia. Before returning he took the degree of A. M. at the University of Moscow, which practically conferred upon him the right to lecture in any university in Russia.
Goldstein's "Deutschlands Sodaindustric in Vergangenheit und Gegenwart," Stuttgart, 1895, occasioned the introduction of a bill by the German government effecting a 50 per cent reduction in the duty on soda. Among his other works may be mentioned: "Berufsgliederung und Reichthum in England," inaugural dissertation, 1897; "Die Zukunft Deutschlands im Lichte der Agrarischen Beweisführung," 1898; "Die Vermeintlichen und die Wirklichen Ursachen des Bevölkerungsstillstandes in Frankrcich," 1898; "Die Statistik und Ihre Bedeutung für das Moderne Gesellschaftsleben," 1899; "Bevölkerungsprobleme und Berufsgliederung in Frankreich," 1900; "Gewerbefreiheit und Ihre Licht- und Schattenseiten," 1901.


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namespace {

const char kAllowlistedDirectory[] = "oobe_videos";

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std::string VideoSource::GetSource() {
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  const base::FilePath asset_dir(chrome::kChromeOSAssetPath);
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std::string VideoSource::GetMimeType(const std::string& path) {
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        task_runner_.get(), FROM_HERE,
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                       std::move(video_data)));

  } else {
    std::move(got_data_callback).Run(nullptr);
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}

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Blend: Merlot, Cabernet Sauvignon and Cabernet Franc.
Grapes from Chateau de L'Enclos are picked at full maturity before being vinified in our cellars.
This wine is dark with an intense red coloured and purple border. Its red fruit, smoothly spicy and toasted aromas are elegant and expressive. Liveliness balances out a mellow tannic structure for a great tasting moment. Chateau de L'Enclos is definitely a round and fruity wine that gives the feeling of rolling on your tongue.
Le Château de l'Enclos will express itself with red meet, game or cheese.


Most adults need 7 or 8 hours of sleep each night to feel rested and alert. This is especially true for people age 65 or older. As you age, you may have changes in your sleep patterns. These changes can cause insomnia, or trouble sleeping.
Older adults often see their sleep-wake cycle change. This can be caused by age, lifestyle, or health conditions. Your body's chemicals and hormones are a factor. For example, as you age, your body produces less melatonin. This is the natural hormone that regulates your cycle. Lifestyle habits can affect your sleep. These include smoking and drinking alcohol or caffeine.
Certain medicines can make it hard to sleep. Dealing with pain can keep you awake. Some health conditions can even cause sleep problems. Diabetes and prostate issues may seem like fatigue. The problem caused by these conditions is really that you are being woken up to urinate many times through the night. Conditions such as congestive heart failure or kidney disease may cause sleep issues. You may have trouble lying flat and getting comfortable to fall asleep. If you find yourself sleeping in a recliner or waking up many times throughout the night, it is important to talk to your doctor. He or she can make sure underlying health problems aren't causing your sleep issues.
One common sleeping disorder is sleep apnea. It causes a person's breathing to abnormally stop and start, while sleeping. People who have sleep apnea often snore loudly. You stop breathing for 10 to 30 seconds at a time. When you start breathing again, you gasp or snort, which can wake you up. This can occur hundreds of times in a single night. Each time you wake up, it disrupts your sleeping pattern. Sleep apnea makes it hard to get a good night's rest. It can be harmful if you stop breathing for too long. It also can cause high blood pressure and increase your risk of a heart attack.
RLS is a condition in which you have leg pain or discomfort. It occurs when you are sitting or lying down. It can feel like your legs won't be still. RLS can make it hard for you to sleep.
PLMD is a condition in which you kick your legs while you sleep. Most of the time, you don't know you're kicking. If you have a bed partner, they may tell you about it. PLMD can prevent good sleep and cause daytime fatigue. Some people may have RLS and PLMD.
If your sleep-wake cycle changes as you get older, these tips may help.
Do not take naps longer than about 20 minutes.
Do not read, watch TV, or eat in bed. Only use your bedroom for sleep.
Avoidcaffeine for about 8 hours before bedtime.
Avoidnicotine and alcohol in the evening. Alcohol might help you fall asleep, but it can cause you to wake up in the middle of the night.
Do not lie in bed for a long time trying to go to sleep. After 30 minutes of trying to sleep, get up and go to a different room. Do something quiet, such as reading or listening to music. Do not do anything that stimulates your brain. Then, go back to bed and try to fall asleep.
Try to be active each day. Exercise can help you sleep better.
Talk to your doctor if you have trouble sleeping. They will do a physical exam and review your symptoms. They may run tests to confirm a sleep condition. Your doctor also can prescribe medicine or treatment to help you sleep.
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Locating structural rebar and conduit hazards with Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR) on an elevated concrete slab at the University of Oregon. Findings were marked directly on the slab surface, allowing plumbing and MEP subcontractors to safely layout and core drill to install piping. Rebar is marked in purple; conduits and other hazards are marked in orange.


This A list singer who used to do some acting as a tween/teen might not knowingly be milking a life event for press coverage, but her manager sure is and sends out pitches every day to tabloids and magazines and reporters trying to tie the two together.
Is it really a reveal if everyone got it?
Ariana posted things on her account,in her song,and even tattoo. She has every right to do this,but criticism is bound to come with it. You can't blame someone else.
Feel like we got more interesting blinds when Enty was ignoring Ariana.
She's been dealing with a lot.


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I along with 450 other professionals and individuals from many facets of the gaming and problem gambling fields, including the treatment, research, prevention, responsible gaming and recovery communities participated in the 28th National Conference on Problem Gambling in Orlando, Florida July 9-12, 2014.
The beautiful setting was lovely and shadowed the exceptional educational sessions and the opportunities to network with colleagues in the field. The conference was also a celebration of the year-round work in the field accomplished by gambling treatment professionals nationwide.
Of special interest to me was a presentation show case of six different presenters. There was valuable information shared on presentation and treatment modalities. All of the show cased methods could be adapted and used by professionals. My favorite was "Financial Steps A Family Can Take".
I left the conference with renewed energy and commitment to treating problem gamblers in Montana. We are not alone in this endeavor and can access support and education from the National Council and its affiliates in many states.
I want to thank the Board of the Montana Council on Problem Gambling for the opportunity to attend this conference.
Mark provides an update on the Montana Council on Problem Gambling (MTCPG) and a summary of the Council's challenges and concerns.
This is pioneering research aimed to investigate a certain type of gambler (Internet casino and Internet poker players). this report was limited to attitudes and basic behaviors essential to the Internet gambling experience.


We already covered Rance Mulliniks, so now it's Garth Iorg's turn. You simply can't discuss one without the other. They platooned at third for much of the 80s and with a great deal of success.
What I remember best about Iorg was his unconventional batting stance. I used to mimic it in the backyard with my blue Catelli bat. Wikipedia describes the stance as "on the toes of his front foot and leaning back toward the catcher as the ball was being pitched". I've never seen another player hit that way since.
Another thing I think about when I think of Garth Iorg is his mother. Prior to the ACLS championship series between the Blue Jays and Royals, I saw an interview with Mrs. Iorg as to who she was rooting for. Garth played for the Jays and her son Dane Iorg played for the Royals. I don't remember the exact quote, but there was little doubt she was rooting for the Royals. I always felt bad for Garth after that.
I guess in her defence, the Royals haven't mattered much since then. They've been consistently bad. At least the Jays have had some success, followed by many years of middling mediocrity.
It's hard to believe that it's been almost 15 years since the Jays made a postseason appearance.


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Baroque!
By Tara Morgan for Boise Weekly
For its second production of the year, Ballet Idaho is teaming up with the Boise Baroque Orchestra to present Baroque!, a selection of three ballets set to traditional Baroque music with four performances over three days at the Boise State Special Events Center.
"There's no comparison in terms of the audience experience," Ballet Executive Director Julie Numbers Smith said of a performance with live music. "To have live music triples the magic the audience can experience by seeing beautiful movement and hearing the live strings ... That's the magic of live theater, you can't replicate that."
The first ballet on the program, Trianon, features choreography by Artistic Director Peter Anastos set to traditional French dance music from the Palace of Versailles, while the second ballet, Violin Concerto #3 is based around music by Johann Sebastian Bach with choreography by Ballet Master Alex Ossadnik. Finally, Handel in the Strand (Concerti Grossi, Op. 6) is a high-energy celebration of the music of George Frederic Handel choreographed by Anastos.
And it's all performed to live music.


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Visualizing a Theory of Everything!
ToE Framework
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Some of the works on this site can be custom made into personalized artwork for sale. See the "E8 Math, Science and Art" Gallery Sales at:
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Unimodular-Rotation-of-E8-to-H4.pdf My latest ToE paper – Unimodular rotation of E8 to H4 600-cells
ToE_Demonstration-Lite.cdf Latest: 08/15/2016 (10 Mb). This is a lite version of the full Mathematica version 11 demonstration in .CDF below (or as an interactive-Lite web page) (4 Mb). It only loads the first 8 panes and the last UI pane which doesn't require the larger file and load times. It requires the free Mathematica CDF plugin.
This version of the ToE_Demonstration-Lite.nb (13 Mb) is the same as CDF except it includes file I/O capability not available in the free CDF player. This requires a full Mathematica license.
ToE_Demonstration.cdf Latest: 08/15/2016 (110 Mb). This is a Mathematica version 11 demonstration in .CDF (or as an interactive web page) (130 Mb) takes you on an integrated visual journey from the abstract elements of hyper-dimensional geometry, algebra, particle and nuclear physics, Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) in Chaos Theory and Fractals, quantum relativistic cosmological N-Body simulations, and on to the atomic elements of chemistry (visualized as a 4D periodic table arranged by quantum numbers). It requires the free Mathematica CDF plugin.
This version of the ToE_Demonstration.nb (140 Mb) is the same as CDF except it includes file I/O capability not available in the free CDF player. This requires a full Mathematica license.
E8 Particle Assignment Symmetry 03/24/2015. An .html version of a .ppt (or .pps or .pdf) that explains the detail of the particle assignment symmetries contained in MyToE. A complete algorithmically assigned particle list is here.
E8toH4fold.pdf Latest: 12/19/2014. This paper presents detail on the matrix I found several years ago (as shown on the Wikipedia Quasicrystal and Rhombic Triacontahedron pages), which relates the crystallographic E8 to the non-crystallographic H4 (600 cell). It also presents various techniques for visualizing a split real even E8 representation in 2 and 3 dimensions using this E8 to H4 folding matrix. It shows its importance in the analysis of theoretical physics models and grand unified theories that are related to these structures.
Integrated E8, Binary, Octonion An .html version of a .ppt (or .pps or .pdf) (15MB) that explains the detail of the content of Fano.pdf. It outlines the relationships in the integration of E8 with Octonions, Binary, Particles, NKS, and the Periodic Table of Elements.
splitFano.pdf Latest: 12/25/2015. A 241 page pdf file (15MB) with the 480 octonion permutations with Fano planes and multiplication tables, including the split octonion. These are organized into "flipped" and "non-flipped" pairs associated with the 240 assigned particles to E8 vertices. octonionG2-nonNull.pdf is a 481 page (15MB) file available that adds the G2 automorphisms for each multiplication table (including splits).
Octonion.nb A small Mathematica notebook for octonion math. It also has the ability to compare/contrast the more limited Mathematica based Quaternion logic as it applies to using the Cayley-Dickson doubling procedure for octonions.
DynkinParticleReductions.cdf Fully interactive paper discussing the potential to reduce the Standard Model to 8 elemental particles. This requires the free Mathematica CDF plugin (50Mb). If you don't want to use CDF, here is a DynkinParticleReductions.pdf (25Mb).
ToEsummary.pdf A .pdf of the Mathematica notebook that summarizes how my ToE integrates the latest results from both the Planck spacecraft survey and the LHC Higgs discovery. It highlights minor changes to the original papers from '98-'07 which predict an expanding (Hubble) and accelerating universe, as well as the Higgs boson.
ToE.pdf My ToE paper – full detail of a framework for a ToE based on a new look at fundamental constants, units-of-measure, and the dimensionality of time, mass, and charge. This version ToEnb.pdf. Here is the same paper above validated w/Mathematica
VisibLie_E8 vs. EPE Comparison of Lisi's Elementary Particle Explorer (EPE) and ToE_Demonstration (above, aka. VisibLie_E8, E8Viewer, or E8Flyer)
E8Favorites.pdf "E8 Math, Science and Art" Gallery Exhibit. (10Mb) or on the web at E8 Art Prints
See Gallery.pdf for more "E8 Math, Science and Art" Gallery images. (6Mb)
What time is it.pdf A TheoryOfEverything in one .ppt slide
My Tools of the Trade I modified FormCalc to work on WinTel Mathematica platforms
NewPhysicalConstants.zip Mathematica's PhysicalConstants.m organized w/ascending sort priority for fundamental, defined, measured, then derived values. Updated to 2010 CODATA and with the latest Higgs discovery. Includes new Units.m and PhysicalConstantErrrors.m to define fundamental measured physical constant std. errors also w/ascending sort priority for defined and smaller errors.
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mjordankeane says:
Really beautiful and complex multifaceted pictures. Generaly, simplification is the better course when defining a TOE. No matter what you may see out there the more convoluted it is the less accurate.
If, at the bare-bones-level it doesn't make sense and cannot be defined in a few succinct paragraphs then chances are it's wrong.
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Bernard Rementilla says:
■ Grand Unified Theory: The New Natural Perspective in the Mathematical & Scientific Unification of 4 Forces of the Universe – Bernard Rementilla.
A New GUT Scientific & Mathematical Configuration(s) – The Riemann-Rementilla Non-Euclidean [Vector Duality Field Hyperdensity Matrix] Mathematics! – Bernard Rementilla
UPDATE GUT SECTION 2011 AD.
The New Mathematical Approach to Correct & Consistent GUT: The Riemann-Rementilla Vector Field HD Matrix [Non-Euclidean] Mathematics
This New Perspective of GUT [Its New Mathematical Configuration & Scientific Structuring ] as figured out briefly in this UPDATE Section, reconstructs the mathematical & scientific knowledge of current GUT Perspective into a complete, new Mathematical & Scientific Perspective(s) of a true GUT as exactly extracted from hidden laws of natural phenomena. The result is Theory of Everything (TOE). How? What? Why?
That is, this GUT & TOE combined scientific & mathematical works termed as Nature's Blueprint by Bernard Rementilla, a research mechanical engineer & thermodynamics professor in the Philippines. This Nature's Blueprint, according to him, is basically a reconstructive, technical quantitative approach to extend GF Bernhard Riemann's Positive Non-Euclidean Geometry into a Vector Field (Hyperdensity N-dimension of Dual Function) Matrix Mathematics that can extra-polate a 52-dimension Nature's space-time-energy of the whole Cosmos, which is the key to extract 2 fields of the Universe: Energy Field & Force Field & the NEW HIDDEN 13 field constants, respectively: 13 Field Constants of Energy Field & 13 Field Constants of Force Field, totaling new 26 Vector Field Constants. Nature has these hidden new 26 Constants merged & harmonized into a 52-dimension Universe of dual complex hyperdensity space-time-energy; and so on.
By Duality Law of Nature, these two major vector fields of Nature, & the 26 hidden new constants are the key to the correct path to the true GUT & TOE. The new extended version of GF Bernhard Riemann's positve Non Euclidean Energy, termed the Riemann-Rementilla Vector Field (Hyperdensity-N-Dimension Dual Function) Matrix Non-Euclidean Mathematics, is what makes it technically, scientifically, & numerically possible by which the accurate formulation of the true Grand Unification Theory, & the exact configuration of the Theory of Everything are consistently integrated in the mathematically combined Energy Field & Force Field – embracing the totality of the Universe's 52 dimensions that put life into every fundamental equation of Physics, Chemistry, & Biology. All of these are found & explained in the Nature's Blueprint.
This new Grand Unification Theory Perspective is only & solely based on Rementilla's new configuration of the Theory of Everything he termed "Nature's Blueprint" & is mathematically possible <> on account of this Blueprint's 26 new unifying field constants, mathematically integrating both energy field & force field – the result is the unification of four (4) forces of Nature: gravity, weak & strong forces, & emf.
Why Scientists & Mathematicians Fail to Configure the Correct GUT?
According to Rementilla, it is the complete absence of the Energy Field & Force Field & their combined NEW Nature's 26 unifying constants in the works of the scientists & mathematicians that make them hardly see the accurate configuration & formulation of nature's GUT, hence, they have failed.
What is the Value of this Nature's Blueprint? Again, why all these new Perspective Approach to Understand a true GUT? Why?
It is the complete key to SOLVE the climate change phenomena on Earth. The Final Law is what is needed to SOLVE Climate Change & save us all from imminent 6th Global Mass Extinction on Earth … – BBR.
newtspeare says:
The true theory of everything must explain explain the universe, in terms of a collection of identical fundamental units, as the Ancient Greek philosophers suggested. Only Squish Theory does this. http://squishtheory.wordpress.com/
Until Gravity is understood, matter will not be defined. Gravity is not a 'pull', it is a 'push'. It is an electro-dynamic response influenced by electromagnetism. It is a by-product of matter's reality.
Charles Wilson says:
http://physics.aps.org/synopsis-for/10.1103/PhysRevD.90.052004?referer=rss
rickruss says:
Hello, Gregory,
I downloaded your Mathematica program, and used it to create a 3D model of the Gossett polytope 4 21. (E8 roots projected from 8D to 3D). Unfortunately, the data points do not seem to be correct: there are distortions. I can email you an stl file and a screen shot showing the issue. Could you please contact me at rick-russell@sbcglobal.net?
You can see the model here in 3D: https://www.shapeways.com/product/JSSA7YHWJ/e8-root-system-polytope
Thanks, Rick R
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New York— More than 400,000 people have signed up for a Stanford University study being sponsored by Apple to examine whether Apple Watch can detect patients with undiagnosed heart-rhythm problems, one of the largest heart screening studies ever to be conducted.
The study, details of which were published on Thursday by Stanford University researchers, will use the watch's sensors to detect possible atrial fibrillation. People who have the condition are at risk of blood clots and strokes. In the US, it causes 750,000 hospitalisations a year and contributes to 130,000 deaths, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
Devices such as phones and Apple's digital watch offer exciting new possibilities for researchers, as they contain sensors and other data-collection tools that huge numbers of people keep with them almost all the time. A total of 419,093 people have enrolled in the Stanford study, and results are expected next year.
"One of the most exciting things in this revolution in digital health is the opportunity to reach very large numbers of people in a very short period of time without huge expense," said Lloyd Minor, dean of Stanford University School of Medicine, in an interview. Minor called it "remarkable" that the researchers were able to recruit patients so quickly.
The goal in the study, called the Apple Heart Study, is to see if optical sensors on Apple's watch can help find undiagnosed cases of atrial fibrillation. Because it doesn't always produce outward symptoms, atrial fibrillation can go undiagnosed.
How many undiagnosed patients are out there "is one of the questions that still remains to be answered", said Stanford University electro-physiologist Marco Perez, one of the study's lead investigators.
An unusual feature of the study is that it allows people to participate without ever visiting a doctor in person. When optical sensors on the watch detect repeated periods of irregular heart beats, patients are sent alerts on their watches to call in for a tele-medical consultation with a doctor.
If no serious conditions are found that merit urgent care, patients are then mailed a portable electrocardiogram patch that they wear for as long as seven days, and can confirm or rule out atrial fibrillation.
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