The process of death is something that all human beings are required to contemplate in numerous forms as well as experience. For some the process of death can draw forth a deep seated fear caused, whether they are aware of it or not, by painful past life death experiences. The fear can also be of the unknown as well as past lifetime memories of loss reinforced by current reality experiences. The process of death is something which cannot be avoided when in physical form and is required to be experienced once as a part of the Earthly experience. It would seem as if human beings are not prepared for the process of death and yet when you begin to acknowledge your soul and spiritual pathway you recognise that every day encourages you to contemplate and experience a form of death. When walking a spiritual pathway the greatest experiences of death occurs within you as a process of spiritual evolution before your physical body dies.
Every day in your physical reality you are invited to contemplate attachment and detachment, recognising that attachment is an illusion while detachment allows the love of your soul to grow into its beauty and abundance within your physical body. You are constantly being invited to detach from your reality, material objects, loved ones and even dreams or desires, this is to let go of the need for all of these, instead building bonds of eternal love and compassion which stems beyond the physical reality. When you allow yourself to detach and love unconditionally you are accepting that the essence of a soul is eternal and so a connection can never be broken, that everything you require is within you ready and available for you to accept and that the Earth is a part of a continuous journey of which your soul understands completely. You may also begin to realise that there is a purpose to everything and a greater divine plan is unravelling which is designed to bring forth fulfilment for you, your reality and every soul, if you allow this to occur. With understandings such as these the process of death becomes more acceptable allowing fears to be dissolved. You also begin to understand that the process of detachment allows illusion to die, therefore energies within you are constantly completing, finishing and dying.
Much of your reality is designed to encourage you to let go of attachments and to love unconditionally, this we label as detachment. If in your daily reality you are able to resolve within your being, perspective and energies all forms of attachments realising that to love unconditionally is a stronger purer bond and connection, then when the death of a loved one arrives or even the prospect of your own physical body death, you will realise all you have to share in that moment is love.
Every other reaction such as feelings of loss, pain, anger or suffering would have long ago been erased and healed (or you could say had previously had their death) therefore there is only love left to share. To experience such feelings as loss, pain, anger or suffering is natural and does not in any way diminish your level of spiritual growth, in truth detachment is a process of healing within which creates only love as a source of reaction to any situation. If such feelings do arise it is important to experience them as a pathway to love rather than forcing yourself to exist in love when this may not be the way you are truthfully feeling. Detachment is the willingness to surrender to the Creator, it can be perceived as a loss of aspects of yourself such as your identity, character or personality, however detachment is not at all about loss, rather it is allows you to receive greater fulfilment and love.
It is important to allow every situation within your physical reality to be a guidance to look within your being to discover more about yourself and truth. Even in the most challenging of times and circumstances this remains true; every situation encourages you to discover the abundance of love within your being, your capability to share love, your eternal connection to and unity with all souls and your ability to receive love. Through the experience of letting go or detaching you bring forth your natural power, understanding and healing vibrations, which allows you to see, sense and acknowledge beyond the veils of illusion which the Earth seemingly holds.
When the physical body dies it could be seen as the end of an illusion, the physical body after all is an illusion whereas the soul is the truth and eternal. The physical body houses the soul and also supports the creation of other illusions such as the ego, personality and identity, throughout your entire life you are experiencing the transformation (death) of these allowing the truth of your being to step forth which also occurs at the death of the physical body. The divine plan of the Creator is powerfully influential when it comes to the death of the physical body and the end of a lifetime. The soul of each human being also creates a journey contract before birth so the soul already knows the moment of birth into its physical body as well as the moment it will leave its physical body, this has already been prepared.
The time of birth and death is created in accordance with the soul's larger picture of its journey through lifetimes. Imagine all the souls that are present wishing to experience the Earth. The Earth is seen as a linage of time and yet it is all occurring simultaneously. Imagine now that each soul has a list of experiences and roles they wish to encounter to enhance their self-discovery. All of these roles and experiences must be pieced together as a puzzle, meaning that sometimes one earthly experience is short because of an imminent opening for another earthly experiences, while other earthly experiences are long because of the wealth of discover available in the lifetime. Sometimes as souls on the Earth there is no need to live a whole lifetime as the discovery which is required can be grasped quickly in the appropriate circumstances with the appropriate people around. If you could see the larger picture of your many lifetimes upon the Earth you would realise that you have been present with your loved ones time after time in all different scenarios and experiences. You would realise that you have never actually lost touch and that all of your many lifetimes are akin to a long day together where you are popping in and out experiencing a variety of things.
Your experiences upon the Earth are created through the belief systems you adopt from others and your past lifetimes as well as what the soul desires to experience. Any experiences, emotions, beliefs or suffering unresolved in one lifetime is carried into another lifetime. It may not be your next lifetimes, as in your future, it could be carried into a lifetime in the past history of the Earth. As you move through lifetimes the resolution of some experiences opens up to allow new experiences so that a process of evolution and self-discovery or creator-discovery can take place. When a soul departs the Earth in a painful manner whether it is an accident or self-inflicted such as suicide, the soul does not continue to experience the pain on the inner planes. It is only when the soul enters back into a physical body that the physical, mental or emotional pain manifests once more to be resolved and worked through. Many suicides take place because the soul is on a powerful journey of discovering self-love while also encouraging those around them to move into a space of self-love. In the lifetime that the suicide takes place the person does not realise that their soul's greatest desire is to experience self-love, it is often that the opposite of what the soul desires is experienced in order to propel the soul into its desired outcome even if it is in another lifetime.
Holding a connection and vision of love for those who have passed allows for your own growth and theirs to continue, supporting the eternal truth that all souls are connected and exist in unison. If a loved one has left their physical body then you may wish to achieve this practice to reaffirm the truth of the Creator within yourself and the other. First allow yourself to sit in meditation, breathing in and out through the front of your heart chakra encouraging the light of your soul to fill your heart chakra. Feel your soul light as a beacon of love.
Call upon the Creator to surround you in sacred pure love that knows no boundaries and can penetrate all illusions. Imagine the Creator's love penetrating your heart and merging with your soul. Feel the volume of love within your heart chakra increase and intensify.
Imagine yourself as a miniature version of yourself existing within your heart chakra, as if in a sacred chamber of love.
Think of the person who has left their physical body whether recently or a while ago and invite them to be present within your heart chakra. Imagine the person sitting before you saying to the person before you: 'The truth of the Creator is love, we are eternally connected by the love of the Creator which protects, supports and guides you eternally. I love you unconditionally free from attachments, all negative influences of this or any other lifetime are released. The love I share with you is eternally present within your heart and soul.' Imagine love flowing from the heart chakra of the miniature version of yourself flowing into the heart and soul of the person.


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Dad: My Son's School Made Him Get COVID Vaccine, Now He Has Heart Condition
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This Whole Charade is Straight from the Pits of Hell!!!
These Evil NWO SOB's are going to pay the ultimate price in hell for eternity!!! This is Mass Homicide and Genocide; just jabbing a child and destroying his life and not even having the parent's permission is a felony crime! If I had my hands on anyone doing that to mine or anyone near me I don't think it would end pretty for the jabber at all as I would do anything to protect my own innocent child! This @hit Has to end soon!
Please God in the name of Jesus Christ the Savior, I know you see my pain over this and I'm nothing; but I know my heart and suffering is REAL and for YOU! You can do what you want with me but stop this global EVIL from the Bottomless Pit now; PLEASE!
I know I could have been gone many years ago and in recent years too on several occasions, so you have me here witnessing this for a good reason I know that! My heart is being crushed!
I know of many evil persons around my own locale and then I see far more around the globe and know the demonic forces are too prevalent now for this to sustain much more mayhem like this, as something more horrible will happen! Human decency and morality are waning severely, worse than when Adolph Hitler attempted to establish the Third Reich! No way can this end well!
Lord have Mercy!
Thank you Jesus!
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A 17-year-old student, who recovered from COVID but was required to get the vaccine in order to attend school and play soccer, developed a heart condition soon after getting the Pfizer vaccine.
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A 17-year-old student developed symptoms of a heart condition about one week after his first dose of Pfizer's COVID vaccine and was subsequently diagnosed with a heart condition, his father said Tuesday on "Fox & Friends."
The teen already had COVID and recovered, but was required to get the vaccine in order to play soccer.
The teen's father, Fabio Berlingieri, said his son was vaccinated on June 15, and about a week later started complaining that "his heart was hurting every time he had a heartbeat."
At first, Berlingieri thought his son had pulled a muscle playing sports. But when the symptoms persisted, he took him to a walk-in clinic. Doctors gave the teen an EKG, and found nothing wrong, but recommended he see a cardiologist the next day. The cardiologist did a sonogram, which again turned up nothing, then ran some bloodwork.
Berlingieri said they were told it would be two or three days before they got results from the bloodwork. When they did, it was "bad news."
"They called and said 'your son has to get to the emergency room today,'" Berlingieri said. "I said today's his prom, can he go later? They said, 'no, he has to go now.'"
His son's troponin levels were "off the charts," Berlingieri explained, adding that his son was hospitalized for a couple of days.
Berlinigieri's son missed his prom and now can't do "all the things he loves to do," including playing soccer in the fall and surfing. The last cardiologist check-in showed that his "EKG was a little off."
"What happened, I guess, is the oxygen doesn't get in those areas," Berlingieri said. "So it has to heal. So he has to be very careful that he doesn't do anything strenuous so his heart rate doesn't increase and [put him in] danger of a heart attack."
Fox News medical contributor Dr. Nicole Saphier, who appeared in the interview with Berlingieri, said the way the New York Times and the CDC are presenting the data regarding the adverse effects of vaccines in adolescents is "irresponsible."
"They cherry-pick the way that they present the data. It's an all or none approach. They say either adolescents are fully vaccinated or every single one of them is going to get COVID-19. That's the way they are balancing it right now," Saphier said.
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Saphier said more weight should be given to potential adverse effects, like myocarditis and other heart inflammation issues, when deciding who should be vaccinated. She also encouraged the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) to look closer at vaccines before recommending a universal policy.
When told the teen previously had COVID and recovered, Saphier said:
"Well, unfortunately, they still continue to deny natural immunity having a robust protection, and the truth is it does. We have just as much data showing natural immunity having a strong protective effect as we do the vaccines, but they continue to stop and not acknowledge it.
"Fabio, for himself and his family likely still had positive antibodies.He likely didn't need the vaccine right now. And here he is not even able to play soccer because he got the vaccine for soccer. It's irresponsible. It doesn't make sense. And the FDA needs to look a little bit closer at these vaccines before they continue having universal recommendations."
Myocarditis is a rare autoimmune inflammatory disease, where the immune system attacks the heart muscle and damages it. When the heart muscle is attacked by the immune system, the damaged cells release a protein called troponin into the bloodstream, according to Dr. Hooman Noorchasm, a cardiothoracic surgeon and immunologist.
"Doctors can detect evidence of heart damage, even when there are few clinical signs of heart trouble, by measuring a blood troponin level," said Noorchasm. "Normally, this protein is undetectable in healthy persons who are not having a heart attack or are not experiencing myocarditis."
Pfizer's COVID vaccine is currently authorized for use in individuals 12 and older. Younger children, between the ages of 5 and 11, 5 to 11 could become eligible to receive a COVID vaccine by September or October, according to a top executive at Pfizer.
As The Defender reported, on June 25 the FDA added a warning to fact sheets — as advised by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's (CDC) Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices — for Pfizer and Moderna COVID vaccines indicating an increased risk of myocarditis and pericarditis following vaccination.
The warning notes reports of adverse events suggest increased risks of myocarditis and pericarditis, particularly following the second dose and with onset of symptoms within a few days after vaccination.
According to the most recent data in the CDC's Vaccine Adverse Events Reporting System (VAERS), there have been a total of 1,576 cases of myocarditis and pericarditis between December 14 and June 28. Of those 1,576 cases, 1,001 cases are attributed to Pfizer, 523 cases to Moderna and 48 cases to J&J's COVID vaccine.
Megan Redshaw
Megan Redshaw is a freelance reporter for The Defender. She has a background in political science, a law degree and extensive training in natural health.
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A new review looks at the evidence behind the effectiveness of complementary or alternative therapies--including probiotics, prebiotics, synbiotics, fiber, and herbal medicinal products--for the treatment of bowel disorders such as irritable bowel syndrome (IBS), functional constipation, and ulcerative colitis.
The review's authors note that most available studies are biased by several drawbacks; however, probiotics, synbiotics, psyllium, and some herbal medicinal products (primarily peppermint oil) seem to be effective in ameliorating IBS symptoms. Synbiotics and fiber seem to be beneficial in patients with functional constipation, and the non-pathogenic strain Nissle 1917 of Escherichia coli may be effective in maintaining remission in patients with ulcerative colitis.
"Patients with common functional bowel disorders such as chronic idiopathic constipation and irritable bowel syndrome who cannot find benefit or have adverse effects with the use of traditional drug therapies, or do not want to use them, should be told that alternative medicines are available that may be effective," said Dr. Diego Curro, lead author of the British Journal of Pharmacology study. "Also, patients with mild clinical forms of ulcerative colitis should be informed that they might use, with caution, an alternative probiotic treatment to prevent relapse."
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The BIPM (Bureau International des Poids et Mesures, Paris) has the responsibility to compute the TAI (International Atomic Time). The TAI corresponds to a weighted mean of about 500 atomic clocks situated in about 80 laboratories in the world. One of these laboratories is at the Royal Observatory of Belgium.
As the Earth rotation is much less stable than the atomic clock, the solar time will wander away from the TAI. For practical purpose, it is necessary to keep a precise time definition that stay very close to the solar time. For this reason, the UTC (Coordinated Universal Time) was introduced in 1971, it is obtained by adding the so-called leap second if necessary, i.e. if the disagreement between the Earth rotation and UTC becomes too important, in order to keep the difference between UTC and the Earth rotation time scale lower than 0.9 second. The local time is obtained by adding to UTC the time zone correction of the location, and an eventual summer time correction.
Each time laboratory maintains a physical realization of UTC, i.e. a clock (or a set of clocks) synchronized to UTC and of which the frequency is adjusted on the UTC frequency. This realization is called UTC(k), where 'k' is the acronym of the laboratory. For the Royal Observatory of Belgium, it is UTC(ROB).
In a first time, all the laboratories observe all the visible GPS satellites at given epochs, provided by the BIPM, and for each epoch the GPS receiver determines the clock synchronization error between UTC(k) and the GPS time. Each laboratory sends once per month to the BIPM the data for the previous month concerning the difference between UTC(k) and GPS time, and the differences between the other atomic clocks and UTC(k).
In a second step the BIPM combines the stations two by two, and as the GPS time is a common reference, deduces for each observation epoch the synchronization error between the UTC(k)'s. The clocks synchronization errors between the laboratories are then easily obtained.
The TAI is therefore determined a posteriori: the clocks needs first to work in order to provide data that will be sent to the BIPM which will make the computation of TAI a posteriori. The BIPM informs the timing community, each month for the previous month, about the status and evolution of each UTC(k) with respect to UTC. Consequently, each timing center knows how well it predicted UTC and what was the difference between its UTC(k) and the official time UTC, and from that, readjusts the frequency of UTC(k) if necessary, i.e. if UTC(k) goes away from UTC.


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Q: Sort by category doesn't work in React Component I assume my problem is in drilling down to get correct method from sortTypes?
My helper functions (Up, Down, Sort required to pull corresponding fontawesome icons):
const sortTypes = {
  Up: {
    fn: {
      age: (a, b) => (a.age - b.age ? 1 : -1),
      cores: (a, b) => (a.cpuUsage - b.cpuUsage ? 1 : -1),
      memory: (a, b) => (a.memoryUsage - b.memoryUsage ? 1 : -1)
    }
  },
  Down: {
    fn: {
      age: (a, b) => (b.age - a.age ? 1 : -1),
      cores: (a, b) => (b.cpuUsage - a.cpuUsage ? 1 : -1),
      memory: (a, b) => (b.memoryUsage - a.memoryUsage ? 1 : -1)
    }
  },
  Sort: {
    fn: {
      age: (a, b) => (b.age - a.age ? 1 : -1),
      cores: (a, b) => (b.cpuUsage - a.cpuUsage ? 1 : -1),
      memory: (a, b) => (b.memoryUsage - a.memoryUsage ? 1 : -1)
    }
  }
};

export default sortTypes;

And component that uses it:
class BottomPanel extends Component {
  state = {
    currentSort: 'Sort',
    category: ''
  };

  onSortChange = e => {
    console.log(e.currentTarget.id);

    const { currentSort } = this.state;

    let nextSort, category;

    if (currentSort === 'Down') nextSort = 'Up';
    else if (currentSort === 'Up') nextSort = 'Sort';
    else if (currentSort === 'Sort') nextSort = 'Down';

    if (e.currentTarget.id === 'btn-age') category = 'age';
    else if (e.currentTarget.id === 'btn-cores') category = 'cores';
    else if (e.currentTarget.id === 'btn-memory') category = 'memory';

    this.setState({
      currentSort: nextSort,
      category: category
    });
  };

  render() {
    console.log(this.state.category);
    const { runningTasks } = this.props;
    const { currentSort, category } = this.state;

    return (
      runningTasks.length >= 0 && (

              Name

              Status

              Label

                Age
                <button id="btn-age" onClick={this.onSortChange}>

                  <FontAwesomeIcon icon={faSort} />
                </button>

              Cluster IP

              CPU (cores)
              <button id="btn-cores" onClick={this.onSortChange}>

                <FontAwesomeIcon icon={faSort} />
              </button>

              Memory (bytes)
              <button id="btn-memory" onClick={this.onSortChange}>

                <FontAwesomeIcon icon={faSort} />
              </button>

            {[...runningTasks]
              .sort(sortTypes[currentSort].fn.category)
              .map((task, index) => (

                    {task.age} minutes

                      <BottomBarChart data={task.cpuUsage} />

{task.cpuUsage[0].high}

                      <BottomBarChart data={task.memoryUsage} />

                      {task.memoryUsage[0].high} MiB

              ))}

      )
    );
  }
}

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A: change this:
.sort(sortTypes[currentSort].fn.category)

to this:
.sort(sortTypes[currentSort].fn[category])

I didn't try it cause your code requires some additional external modules, but this is clearly a mistake.
Edit: Being that you use sort() in your JSX, it was impossible to make it work with strings like "task-one"(sort() would sort it alphabetically), so i had to change to "task-1". Remember that you don't really sort by name, but group by name. Maybe it's possible to do it with sort(), but i don't know how.
I suggest not to use such logic within the render method, but rather to supply the already sorted/grouped data "from above".
Sort types:
const sortTypes = {
  Up: {
    fn: {
      age: (a, b) => (a.age > b.age ? -1 : a.age > b.age ? 1 : 0),
      status: ((a, b) => (a.status > b.status) ? 1 : -1),
      name: (a, b) =>{

        return (a.name  (a.age  b.age ? 1 : 0),
      status: ((a, b) => (a.status {

        return (a.name > b.name) ? 1 : -1

      }
    }
  },

};

export default sortTypes;

Component:
import React, { Component } from "react";
import "./styles.css";
import sortTypes from "./sortTypes";
import data from "./data";

class BottomPanel extends Component {

  state = {
    currentSort: "Up",
    category: "",

  };
  onSortChange = category => {
    debugger;
    const { currentSort } = this.state;
    let direction;
    if(category !== this.state.category){
      direction ='Up'
    }else{
       direction = currentSort === 'Down' ? 'Up': 'Down';
    }

    this.setState({
      currentSort: direction,
      category: category
    });
  };

  render() {
    console.log(this.state.category, this.state.currentSort);
    const { currentSort, category } = this.state;

    return (
      data.length >= 0 && (

              Name
              <button id="btn-cores" onClick={()=>{this.onSortChange('name')}}>
                Sort by name
              </button>

              Status
              <button id="btn-cores" onClick={()=>{this.onSortChange('status')}}>
                Sort by status
              </button>

              Label

                Age
                <button id="btn-age" onClick={()=>{this.onSortChange('age')}}>
                  Sort by age
                </button>

              Cluster IP

              CPU (cores)
              {/* <button id="btn-cores" onClick={()=>{this.onSortChange('cores')}}>
                Sort by CPU
              </button> */}

              Memory (bytes)
              {/* <button id="btn-memory" onClick={()=>{this.onSortChange('memory')}}>
                Sort by memory
              </button> */}

            {[...data]
              .sort(sortTypes[currentSort].fn[category])
              .map((task, index) => (

                    {task.name}

                    {task.status}

                    {task.label}

                    {task.age} minutes

                    {task.clusterIP}

                      {task.cpuUsage[0].high}

                      {task.memoryUsage[0].high}

              ))}

      )
    );
  }
}

export default BottomPanel;

Data:
const data = [
  {
    status: "Not available",
    label: "task-label",
    age: 23,
    name: "task-1",
    clusterIP: "10.148.0.3",
    cpuUsage: [
      {
        date: "2015-10-1 1:00 PM GMT+1:00",
        high: 0.12,
        low: 20
      },
      {
        date: "2015-10-1 2:00 PM GMT+1:00",
        high: 0.105,
        low: 20
      },
      {
        date: "2015-10-1 3:00 PM GMT+1:00",
        high: 0.1,
        low: 20
      }
    ],
    memoryUsage: [
      {
        date: "2015-10-1 1:00 PM GMT+1:00",
        high: 100,
        low: 20
      },
      {
        date: "2015-10-1 2:00 PM GMT+1:00",
        high: 10,
        low: 20
      },
      {
        date: "2015-10-1 3:00 PM GMT+1:00",
        high: 50,
        low: 20
      }
    ]
  },
  {
    status: "Running",
    label: "task-label",
    age: 27,
    name: "task-2",
    clusterIP: "10.148.0.3",
    cpuUsage: [
      {
        date: "2015-10-1 1:00 PM GMT+1:00",
        high: 0.06,
        low: 20
      },
      {
        date: "2015-10-1 2:00 PM GMT+1:00",
        high: 0.105,
        low: 20
      },
      {
        date: "2015-10-1 3:00 PM GMT+1:00",
        high: 0.1,
        low: 20
      }
    ],
    memoryUsage: [
      {
        date: "2015-10-1 1:00 PM GMT+1:00",
        high: 570,
        low: 20
      },
      {
        date: "2015-10-1 2:00 PM GMT+1:00",
        high: 550,
        low: 20
      },
      {
        date: "2015-10-1 3:00 PM GMT+1:00",
        high: 540,
        low: 20
      }
    ]
  },
  {
    status: "Running",
    label: "task-label",
    age: 21,
    name: "task-3",
    clusterIP: "10.148.0.3",
    cpuUsage: [
      {
        date: "2015-10-1 1:00 PM GMT+1:00",
        high: 0.04,
        low: 20
      },
      {
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One more note: if you don't want to use react-table because of its perceived complexity, i suggest you at least use Lodash for various sorting/grouping procedures. Doing vanilla JS is great if you want to learn, but if it's urgent and practical, Lodash can save you a lot of time and effort.

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Home > Archives > Vol 5, No 2 (2021) > The important event in the Russian Vietnamese studies
The important event in the Russian Vietnamese studies
Authors: Fedorin A.L1
IFES RAS
This is a review of the book "Spiritual Culture of Vietnam: Traditional Religious and Mythological Views of Vietnamese" by E.Yu. Knorozova. The author summarizes her many years' studies on mythology and religious views of Vietnamese, on their forming and development beginning from ancient times up to nowadays. The monograph is based on concrete translations and studies of numerous original sources (which the author has worked at for decades), taking into account all the available works by Russian and foreign researchers. In fact, the book is an encyclopedia of traditional spiritual life of the Vietnamese people, distinctive from spiritual life of other peoples, which up today has a great influence on the state ideology and policy of Vietnam. The completeness of materials, convincing and irreproachable arguments in favor of the author's conclusions will undoubtedly give long and happy life to the book, as one of the buttresses for future studies on similar and closely-related problems.
Vietnam's religions, Vietnam's mythology, history of Vietnam
Knorozova E.Yu. Dukhovnaya kul'tura V'etnama. Traditsionnye religiozno-mifilogicheskie vozzreniya v'etnamtsev. (Spiritual Culture of Vietnam: Traditional Religious and Mythological Views of Vietnamese) Saint Petersburg: BAN, 2020. 507 Pp. Rara orientalia; vyp. 2 (8). ISBN 978-5-336-00271-3 Ekaterina Yur'evna Knorozova is one of the most authoritative and competent researchers of traditional Vietnamese society. She works much and fruitfully in the cross-cutting sphere at the meeting-point of history, religious studies and ethnology. Due to her works researchers and numerous readers have known many medieval Vietnamese sources in Russian translation with detailed comments. That is why her new summarizing work was expected impatiently and the book has come up to expectations. In the new "thick" monograph all the author's conclusions, dispersed in numerous publications, sometimes difficult to access, have been collected together, classified and distributed in a strict sequence. Besides, the monograph contains entirely new facts, which have not been reflected yet in formerly edited works. It can be concerned the absolute achievement that the situation with spiritual life of Vietnamese is not hanging in the air as a separate phenomenon, but is inserted in the context of spiritual life of other world cultures, at that, not only neighboring, close by their origin and living conditions (first and foremost, China, Korea, Japan, South East Asia, partly India), but also remote ones. So, this work is of interest not only to Vietnamists, but also to numerous Orientalists and specialists in various spheres of humanities, especially because the author shows the highest level of erudition and knowledge of problems, and the arguments of similarity and differences of the investigated phenomena are logical, consistent and sure. The monograph consists of three chapters ("Some Aspects of Vietnamese Religious Ideas", "The Sources", "The Religious and Mythological Sets"). The third chapter seems to be of the greatest interest. In it the author reached such depths that sometimes to assess their data is not easy even to the proficient reader. As usual, E.Yu. Knorozova is very careful to the sources. The reader will find their new translation in the appendix. This time it is the survey of Vietnamese myths in the exposition by Nguyen Dong Chi. Thoroughly prepared Russian literature on these problems is the obvious achievement of the author. Are there any shortcomings in the work? The last book, which needed not to change at least one hieroglyph, had been "Lushi chunqiu" by Lu Buwei (the third century B.C.). So, in this monograph there is something to find fault in. Unfortunately, there are some small factual mistakes. Here they are: The Emperor Ly Than Tong ruled in 1128 - 1138, not in 1128 - 1175 (p. 24). The Emperor Ly Nhan Tong did not rule till 1126 (p. 27); he died on February 2, 1128. Dai Dinh era (1140-1163) had no Tan Suu year (p. 30). 1141 was Tan Dau. Trung-hung time is not the time of the dynasty Nha Hau Le (1428-1788, p. 34), but only the time of its revival (trung hưng) in Laos in 1533. Chongzhen era lasted till 1645, not to 1643 (p. 34). Tian Zuo (Thien То) is not the posthumous name of the Emperor Ly Anh Tong (p. 34), but his personal "forbidden" name. There is no "Dinh Chin " year (p. 35) in the Vietnamese calendar. Possibly, Dinh Chi year is meant. Ly Bat Ze temple (p. 102) is Ly Bat De temple ("Eight Emperors of the Ly [dynasty]"). The Emperor Le Thai Tong ruled in 1433 - 1442, not in 1434-1439 (p. 127). It is not clear, why the author has taken 1595 for the last year of the dynasty Mac rule (p. 144). Usually, this dynasty is considered to have ruled to 1677. Sometimes 1593 is mentioned, when the last adherents of the dynasty were defeated in the battle in Thanh Lam district, and the Emperor Mac Kinh Chi was prisoned and executed. In 1595 there were no events possible to be interpreted as the fall of the Mac dynasty. The leader of the Song army, invaded in Dai Viet at the end of the 11th century, was Go Kui, not Go Pui (p. 203). The feast in Phu Dong temple takes place on the fourth moon, not in April. So, it is wrong to tell of some events happened in it on "the 5th and 6th of April" (p. 203). On p. 258 it is pointed out that Duong Khong Lo, the monk, died in 1120, and that he lived in Ha Trach pagoda under Emperor Ly Than Tong, who is known to have ruled in 1128-1138. Phang Dang Nhat (p. 333) is Phan Dang Nhat. Tian-sin era (p. 347) is Tian-sheng era (1023-1032). The precise birth year of Tran Quoc Tuan (Hung Dao Vuong), the military commander, is not known, but he could not have been born in 1213 (p. 423), as his father Trinh Lieu, the elder brother of Emperor Tran Thai Tong, was born in 1211. As a whole, these small mistakes do not influence the reviewed text, but the reader not acquainted with the author and her works may doubt her competence. The second group of claims relates not so much to the monograph, as to our Vietnamese studies as a whole. As usual, each author transcribes Vietnamese terms to Russian in his own way. While earlier such a situation was more or less acceptable, in the epoch of hashtags, keywords and retrieval systems it is unacceptable and hampers actively current work with texts. One can but envy our sinologists who solved this problem long ago with appropriate notes in dictionaries. Of course, this is the task for linguists, not for historians, but the same work must maintain the same system (Thanh Ziaung, p. 201, not Thanh Ziong; Thang Laung, not Thang Long, p. 228; Zia Lam, p. 204, not Zya Lam, p. 36). At least, the same names and concepts in the same text must be identical. Are they Le Quy Don (p. 119, 134, 135, 144, 171) or Le Qui Don (p. 121, 162, 163), Ho Shi Zyong (p. 128) or Ho Si Zyong (p. 121), Su Dun-po (p. 41, 59) or Su Dunpo? What about the sources? ("Complete records of the Great South " (p. 400) or "Summary description of Dai Nam" (Dai Nam nhat thong chi) (p. 58)? Which is the correct form: the Ho Tay (p. 362) or The West Lake (in other cases)? Bodisatva (p. 36, 423) or bodhisatva (p. 311)? In the descriptions of religious and mythological views of Vietnamese the author has showed excellent knowledge of texts on the theme by other Russian and foreign researchers, having reflected them in her monograph. At that, through the monograph the author avoids to give her own assessment of legitimacy or doubtfulness of these or those arguments, confining herself but with their more or less detailed exposition. In some cases, her opinion can be understood by indirect signs, but mostly not. Meanwhile, in the result diametrically opposed (sometimes even mutually exclusive) concepts and arguments referred to spiritual life in Vietnam are neighboring each other. For the erudite, acquainted with relevant issues, it is no problem. But it is worth to think of the student, one of the main users of such a production, who reading such a text will never understand, whether Trieu Viet vuong was a historical person or a mythological one? How Gao Pian, who ruled Annam in 864-868, could get to the territory of contemporary town of Hue, then in the very center od a quite different state of Champa (p. 57)? Were there any reforms under Emperor Ly Thanh Tong (ruled 1054-1072) or were they made up by later chroniclers (p. 33)? And if they had place, what were those reforms? The unsuccessful attempt to implant Confucianism in the country (p. 33) or a quite successful process of transforming the country into Far-Eastern despotism on the base of imperial religion (p. 77)? And the statement that the name Ly Phat Tu (literally "Ly, Buddha son") is "the rule motto of the Vietnamese Emperor" (p. 272) will be referred to the work of the favorite Teacher, but not of the real "inventor" of this vexed statement. At last, the chief catastrophe: the circulation of the book is a hundred copies. The main mass of readers seems never to have this excellent book in their hands ant to be content with its e-copy again. Ekaterina Yur'evna Knorozova is not like most contemporary researchers. She does not try to show her exclusivity, to seek for imaginary sensations and to stagger the mankind. Merely, day after day, month after month, year after year she fulfills her favorite work, as if embroiders a large canvas with small beads, not sparing her time and labor. She educates excellent students with their bright eyes and deep interest in problems studied. When the state has no money to publish the results of her works, she does not moan, but publishes them on her own account. It is only left to wish her further successes in her noble work and to congratulate all the Orientalists of Saint Petersburg with the new remarcable achievement.
A. L Fedorin
D.Sc. (History), Researcher, Centre for Vietnam and ASEAN Studies


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Outbreak of Novel Coronavirus Rapidly Lowers Levels of CO2 And Air Pollution
As coronavirus spreads and impacts work and travel worldwide, reduction in carbon monoxide mainly from cars had been reduced by nearly 50% compared with last year and helped levels of air pollutants, CO2 and other warming gases fall rapidly over some cities and regions, researchers in New York told the BBC as their early results showed.
Emissions of the CO2 gas that cause heating of the planet have also fallen sharply.
However, after the pandemic, emission levels could rise rapidly as per the warnings.
As the coronavirus pandemic is ramping down the economic activity globally, it is hardly surprising that energy and transport-related emissions of a variety of gases would be reduced.
Scientists say that when CO2 emissions are at their peak by May, the levels recorded might be the lowest since the financial crisis over a decade ago due to the decomposition of leaves.
According to the data collected in New York this week, the instructions to curb unnecessary travel are having a significant impact.
Researchers at Columbia University say traffic levels in the city were estimated to be 35% down than a year ago. Emissions of carbon monoxide, mainly from cars and trucks, have fallen by around 50% for a couple of days this week.
There was a 5-10% drop in CO2 over New York and a major drop in methane as well, they have also found.
"New York has had exceptionally high carbon monoxide numbers for the last year and a half," said Prof Róisín Commane, from Columbia University, who carried out the New York air monitoring work.
"And this is the cleanest I have ever seen it. It's less than half of what we normally see in March."
These findings echo the environmental impacts connected to the virus outbreaks in China and in Italy, although there are a number of caveats.
An analysis carried out for the climate website Carbon Brief by the experts suggested that over a two week period, there had been a 25% drop in the use of energy and emissions in China. They believe that it is likely to lead to an overall fall of about 1% in China's carbon emissions this year.
Significant falls in nitrogen dioxide related to reduced car journeys and industrial activity have been recorded both in China and Northern Italy. The gas is not only a serious air pollutant but also a powerful warming chemical.
Across many countries as millions of people working from their home and aviation grinding to a halt, a range of emissions are likely following the same downward path.
However, as people are working from home, it will likely increase the use of home heating and electricity, but the curbing of commuting and the general slowdown in economies will possibly affect overall emissions.
"I expect we will have the smallest increase in May to May peak CO2 that we've had in the northern hemisphere since 2009, or even before," said Prof Commane.
People who believe that the shutdown will impact CO2 levels for the whole of this year echoed this view.
"It will depend on how long the pandemic lasts, and how widespread the slowdown is in the economy particularly in the US. But most likely I think we will see something in the global emissions this year," said Prof Corinne Le Quéré from the University of East Anglia.
"If it lasts another three of four months, certainly we could see some reduction."
The way the governments decide to re-stimulate their economies once the pandemic eases, likely to make a significant difference to the scale of carbon emissions and air pollution.
After the global financial crash in 2008-09, carbon emissions shot up by 5% because of stimulus spending that boosted the use of fossil fuel.
However, governments will have a chance in the coming months to alter that result. For e.g., they could insist that far more stringent reductions in aviation emissions would be tied to any bailout of airlines.
"Governments now have to be really cautious on how they re-stimulate their economies, mindful of not locking in fossil fuels again," said Prof Le Quéré.
"They should focus those things that are ready to go that would lower emissions, like renovating buildings, putting in heat pumps and electric chargers. These are not complicated and can be done straight away, they are just waiting for financial incentives."
However, some argue that if the pandemic continues for a long time, any stimulus would more likely focus on promoting any economic growth regardless of the impact on the environment.
"I certainly think climate could go on the back burner, and in this case, I don't think there is much hope that stimulus goes to clean energy," said Prof Glen Peters from the Centre for International Climate Research.
"Any stimulus will help those with job losses such as tourism and services. I think this is very different to the global financial crisis. The only silver linings could be to learning new practices to work remotely, and buying a few years of lower growth allowing solar and wind to catch up a bit, though, these may be rather small silver linings."
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The purpose of researching websites and sharing your findings with your developer is to help you express exactly how you would like your website to look and function. The process could also stimulate new ideas and to help you discover possibilities that you didn't think of previously. The intent is not to copy another site, but to get ideas from several sources in order to bring together your thoughts and concepts and incorporate them into your own unique, custom design.
A skilled graphic designer, Heather is responsible for the visual branding of Pilot Fish client websites. Before joining Pilot Fish in 2000, she worked her design magic at DigiKnow, an Ohio-based web development firm.


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Q: Touchpad gets stuck on a Dell Vostro 3450 occasionally my touch-pad freeze and i am unable to use my mouse unless i attach another mouse to the machine
this only happens while running on battery power - not while AC is plugged in (but once it got stuck - connecting to AC does not unstuck it)
the only way i found to unfreeze it is to restart X
the machine is: Dell Vostro 3450, With ubuntu 11.10 64bit installed on it

A: OP found a work around

i disabled the startup command: synaptikscfg init from my account - and so far it seems to work - i have yet to fegure out why


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I've long been intrigued by the famed Japantown or Japan Quarter area of Düsseldorf, Germany, but haven't had a chance to go there. It's about a 5 hour drive from Zürich, and there was no work-related excuse to go there - until last week that is. So, following up on my mostly Japanese frugal eats blitz through Paris, here is my 2-day all-Japanese blitz through Düsseldorf.


There was 2 Fire calls and 3 EMS call in May.
Quotations were received for graveling Township roads.
A motion was made, seconded and carried to accept the quote from Dave Moellering in the amount of $10.85 per cubic yard (LV)for a total of $20,940.50.
The liqour license special use permit was approved for Riverside Inn for an event on July 24, 2012.
Chris Walters was present and asked when he can be connected to the community water line. The board informed him it is his responsibility to do the connection with a licensed Contractor and obtain the appropriate Minnesota Department of Health and also the Minnesota Department of Labor & Industry permits and inspections.
The clerk was advised to send out quote requests for gravel crushing.
The meeting adjourned at 8:24pm.


my random thoughts that are more than 140 characters: 2012, bring it.
2012 is here. Lucy and I celebrated our first New Year's Eve in Zurich with Chinese take-away and Luxemburgerli from Lindt & Sprüngli -- The only kind we had purchased were the Champagne ones.
The Chinese take-away was by far, one of the better ones we had had. However, when comparing the price of it to what it costs in the UK, or even back home in Canada ... not sure the value was there. Still, this is where we decided to live ... so this is what we live with. $125.00 for two people. We didn't have a lot of food ... !
Jack's blog is up to date with some new photos ... It's now 1300hr on New Year's Day and I'm taking Jack to Thalwil for his 2nd go at ice skating. His last attempt, on Christmas Eve was excellent. He managed to pull himself up off the ice and stand up on his own ... and waddle along like a penguin.
2012 is exciting for us. Jack will turn 3. My Grandmother and Lucy's Nan will turn 94 and we have the wedding of Ninj to see to .. all 2 of his weddings. So far, the first quarter of 2012, even with the extra day, will be super busy with fun things!
Happy new year to you and yours ... from the Dolgy's in Switzerland.


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Quantum Theory: A to Z
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Andrew has been an artist, botanist, filmmaker, musician, theatrical producer and for the last 12 years, Outreach Manager at the UK's National Physical Laboratory (NPL). Much of his professional life was spent as a metrologist (measurement scientist) working in the 'Quantum Metrology' group as a senior researcher. Managing the explaining of NPL's science to the masses has included overseeing and judging many film, poster and essay competitions. He has won awards for his own educational filmmaking work. In 2019 he received an MBE for services to STEM education.
Ben McAllister
Ben is a scientist and science communicator working with the ARC Centre of Excellence for Engineered Quantum Systems. His work focuses on applications of quantum technology to fundamental physics, primarily the detection and study of dark matter.
Dagomir Kaszlikowski
Dagomir is a theoretical physicist and a filmmaker. As a Principal Investigator and Associate Professor at the Centre for Quantum Technologies, National University of Singapore, he does research on the foundations of quantum theory. Topics he's interested in include contextuality and the quantum-classical boundary. As a filmmaker and movie-buff, his tastes tend to noir. He won top prize in a 2014 physics video contest by the Foundational Questions Institute (FQXi) for a thriller with a physics theme. Short films he's made that are not about physics have been selected for international festivals including the LA Shorts Fest.
David Hutchinson
As director of the Dodd-Walls Centre for Photonic and Quantum Technologies – a New Zealand national Centre of Research Excellence (CoRE) - David is dedicated to educational outreach, while providing strong support for industry engagement and leadership of research activities across the Centre's five member universities. He's initiated and led a successful public engagement partnership with the Otago Museum - of which he has been a board member since 2008 – as well as with other museums, schools and agencies throughout New Zealand. David is also a professor in the University of Otago's Department of Physics, doing research in theoretical quantum physics. He is a Fellow of the New Zealand Institute of Physics, a Fellow of the Institute of Physics (UK) and a member of the Institute of Directors of New Zealand.
Jenny Hogan
Jenny is the manager of outreach and media relations at the Centre for Quantum Technologies in Singapore. She has led the organisation of the Quantum Shorts contests since they began in 2012. Earlier in life, she studied physics at the University of Cambridge and worked as a science journalist in the UK for publications including Nature and New Scientist.
Jerome Chee
Jerome is the Moving Images programmer at the ArtScience Museum in Marina Bay Sands, Singapore. Previously co-curator and marketing director for indie cinema The Projector, Jerome most recently curated and produced the Singapore Biennale's first ever live 'expanded cinema' experience with artists Takashi Makino, Gideon Kiers and Hilary Jeffery in Dec 2019 titled Inconsolable Ghost. In a bid to continue exploring and presenting multiple forms in which film could take, Jerome joined the ArtScience Museum in Feb 2020.
John Donohue
John is the Scientific Outreach Manager at the Institute for Quantum Computing at the University of Waterloo. John's job is to take university research out of the labs and off the whiteboards and make it accessible to students and teachers across Canada. John holds a PhD in Physics from the University of Waterloo, with a research specialization in single- and entangled-photon sources, ultrafast measurement, and quantum nonlinear optics.
Joshua Slater
Joshua is a senior researcher at QuTech. Originally from Canada, where he did his PhD on the quantum internet, he has worked around Europe in Austria, Germany and now the Netherlands where as an experimental physicist he's worked in quantum gravity, the quantum measurement problem, gotten entangled with his measurement devices, and now on quantum cryptography for the Netherlands. He's spoken on quantum technologies for high school teachers, organized outreach days for high school students, and written PR material for his Universities. As a movie and sci-fi novels buff, he's been a judge of youth works in Canada, hands out Clarke books for presents every Christmas, and inspired by the films of Canadian filmmaker Villeneuve.
Michael Brooks
Michael, who holds a PhD in quantum physics, is an author, journalist and broadcaster. He is a consultant at New Scientist and the author of numerous books including The Quantum Astrologer's Handbook, Hollywood Wants to Kill You and the bestselling non-fiction title 13 Things That Don't Make Sense. He co-hosts the award-winning podcast Science(ish), which delves into the science behind popular culture.
Ruth Hardy
Having studied Experimental Physics at the University of York and subsequently gone on to teach Physics to secondary school students for a number of years, Ruth's passion for the subject has never waned. Ruth has a fondness for quantum physics; in particular the quirks and the counterintuitive nature of quantum are what she loves most. Her interest in the area was first sparked when she began reading quantum literature as a secondary school student herself. Ruth is now the Communications and Outreach Officer for the UK Quantum Communications Hub and her role is to communicate the exciting and far reaching applications of quantum technologies to the wider community.
Spiros Michalakis
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Quantum Theories: A to Z
E is for ...
When two quantum objects interact, the information they contain becomes shared. This can result in a kind of link between them, where an action performed on one will affect the outcome of an action performed on the other. This "entanglement" applies even if the two particles are half a universe apart.
Q is for ...
One quantum bit of information is known as a qubit (pronounced Q-bit). The ability of quantum particles to exist in many different states at once means a single quantum object can represent multiple qubits at once, opening up the possibility of extremely fast information processing.
R is for ...
Since the predictions of quantum theory have been right in every experiment ever done, many researchers think it is the best guide we have to the nature of reality. Unfortunately, that still leaves room for plenty of ideas about what reality really is!
I is for ...
Many researchers working in quantum theory believe that information is the most fundamental building block of reality.
Some of the strangest characteristics of quantum theory can be demonstrated by firing a photon into an interferometer
D is for ...
Decoherence
Unless it is carefully isolated, a quantum system will "leak" information into its surroundings. This can destroy delicate states such as superposition and entanglement.
B is for ...
Bell's Theorem
In 1964, John Bell came up with a way of testing whether quantum theory was a true reflection of reality. In 1982, the results came in – and the world has never been the same since!
X is for ...
In 1923 Arthur Compton shone X-rays onto a block of graphite and found that they bounced off with their energy reduced exactly as would be expected if they were composed of particles colliding with electrons in the graphite. This was the first indication of radiation's particle-like nature.
N is for ...
Nonlocality
When two quantum particles are entangled, it can also be said they are "nonlocal": their physical proximity does not affect the way their quantum states are linked.
K is for ...
Quantum Key Distribution (QKD) is a way to create secure cryptographic keys, allowing for more secure communication.
C is for ...
The most precise clocks we have are atomic clocks which are powered by quantum mechanics. Besides keeping time, they can also let your smartphone know where you are.
A is for ...
Alice and Bob
In quantum experiments, these are the names traditionally given to the people transmitting and receiving information. In quantum cryptography, an eavesdropper called Eve tries to intercept the information.
The rules of the quantum world mean that we can process information much faster than is possible using the computers we use now.
Unpredictability lies at the heart of quantum mechanics. It bothered Einstein, but it also bothers the Dalai Lama.
Y is for ...
Young's Double Slit Experiment
In 1801, Thomas Young proved light was a wave, and overthrew Newton's idea that light was a "corpuscle".
T is for ...
The arrow of time is "irreversible"—time goes forward. This doesn't seem to follow the laws of physics which work the same going forward or backward in time. Some physicists argue that there is a more fundamental quantum source for the arrow of time.
M is for ...
Our most successful theories of cosmology suggest that our universe is one of many universes that bubble off from one another. It's not clear whether it will ever be possible to detect these other universes.
Quantum biology
A new and growing field that explores whether many biological processes depend on uniquely quantum processes to work. Under particular scrutiny at the moment are photosynthesis, smell and the navigation of migratory birds.
S is for ...
Schrödinger Equation
This is the central equation of quantum theory, and describes how any quantum system will behave, and how its observable qualities are likely to manifest in an experiment.
P is for ...
Quantum mechanics is a probabilistic theory: it does not give definite answers, but only the probability that an experiment will come up with a particular answer. This was the source of Einstein's objection that God "does not play dice" with the universe.
This is the basic building block of matter that creates the world of chemical elements – although it is made up of more fundamental particles.
J is for ...
Josephson Junction
This is a narrow constriction in a ring of superconductor. Current can only move around the ring because of quantum laws; the apparatus provides a neat way to investigate the properties of quantum mechanics and is a technology to build qubits for quantum computers.
This happens when quantum objects "borrow" energy in order to bypass an obstacle such as a gap in an electrical circuit. It is possible thanks to the uncertainty principle, and enables quantum particles to do things other particles can't.
G is for ...
These elementary particles hold together the quarks that lie at the heart of matter.
Many Worlds Theory
Some researchers think the best way to explain the strange characteristics of the quantum world is to allow that each quantum event creates a new universe.
F is for ...
Ideas at the heart of quantum theory, to do with randomness and the character of the molecules that make up the physical matter of our brains, lead some researchers to suggest humans can't have free will.
Quantum States
Quantum states, which represent the state of affairs of a quantum system, change by a different set of rules than classical states.
Quantum objects can exist in two or more states at once: an electron in superposition, for example, can simultaneously move clockwise and anticlockwise around a ring-shaped conductor.
These are particles that carry a quantum property called strangeness. Some fundamental particles have the property known as charm!
Quantum physics is the study of nature at the very small. Mathematics is one language used to formalise or describe quantum phenomena.
H is for ...
Hawking Radiation
In 1975, Stephen Hawking showed that the principles of quantum mechanics would mean that a black hole emits a slow stream of particles and would eventually evaporate.
V is for ...
Virtual particles
Quantum theory's uncertainty principle says that since not even empty space can have zero energy, the universe is fizzing with particle-antiparticle pairs that pop in and out of existence. These "virtual" particles are the source of Hawking radiation.
L is for ...
Large Hadron Collider (LHC)
At CERN in Geneva, Switzerland, this machine is smashing apart particles in order to discover their constituent parts and the quantum laws that govern their behaviour.
We used to believe light was a wave, then we discovered it had the properties of a particle that we call a photon. Now we know it, like all elementary quantum objects, is both a wave and a particle!
A hypothetical experiment in which a cat kept in a closed box can be alive and dead at the same time – as long as nobody lifts the lid to take a look.
Bose-Einstein Condensate (BEC)
At extremely low temperatures, quantum rules mean that atoms can come together and behave as if they are one giant super-atom.
W is for ...
Wave-particle duality
It is possible to describe an atom, an electron, or a photon as either a wave or a particle. In reality, they are both: a wave and a particle.
Z is for ...
Zero-point energy
Even at absolute zero, the lowest temperature possible, nothing has zero energy. In these conditions, particles and fields are in their lowest energy state, with an energy proportional to Planck's constant.
Hidden Variables
One school of thought says that the strangeness of quantum theory can be put down to a lack of information; if we could find the "hidden variables" the mysteries would all go away.
Our best theory of gravity no longer belongs to Isaac Newton. It's Einstein's General Theory of Relativity. There's just one problem: it is incompatible with quantum theory. The effort to tie the two together provides the greatest challenge to physics in the 21st century.
Researchers are harnessing the intricacies of quantum mechanics to develop powerful quantum sensors. These sensors could open up a wide range of applications.
Quantum tricks allow a particle to be transported from one location to another without passing through the intervening space – or that's how it appears. The reality is that the process is more like faxing, where the information held by one particle is written onto a distant particle.
U is for ...
To many researchers, the universe behaves like a gigantic quantum computer that is busy processing all the information it contains.
One of the most famous ideas in science, this declares that it is impossible to know all the physical attributes of a quantum particle or system simultaneously.
This is one of the universal constants of nature, and relates the energy of a single quantum of radiation to its frequency. It is central to quantum theory and appears in many important formulae, including the Schrödinger Equation.
Wavefunction
The mathematics of quantum theory associates each quantum object with a wavefunction that appears in the Schrödinger equation and gives the probability of finding it in any given state.
Albert Einstein decided quantum theory couldn't be right because its reliance on probability means everything is a result of chance. "God doesn't play dice with the world," he said.
Act of observation
Some people believe this changes everything in the quantum world, even bringing things into existence.
People have been hiding information in messages for millennia, but the quantum world provides a whole new way to do it.
O is for ...
Objective reality
Niels Bohr, one of the founding fathers of quantum physics, said there is no such thing as objective reality. All we can talk about, he said, is the results of measurements we make.
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Hip Hop Samples
Meet Lee, residing in New York with his wife and newborn.
"I made this playlist to show my friends that these hip hop legends took samples from these old songs. A lot of my friends had no idea."
What music did you grow up listening to as a young kid?/ Where did you music influences come from?
My parents were big into broadway show tunes and I went to broadway shows on the regular. When I was 10 years old I started exploring hiphop myself and really found a love for underground hip hop with Talib Kweli and Mos Def.
What artist, dead or alive, who would you interview and why?
2Pac. He had such an interesting and short life and I'd really like to hear his side of the story.
What is the last concert and best concert you've ever been to?
Most recent show I saw was The Roots and Salt-N-Pepa in Central Park.
Boys II Men was the first and best concert I've ever been to, my mom and my sister took me and it's one of my most important memories.
If you were a singer, what current living artist would you like to collaborate with?
DMX collaboration because it would go viral.
What is your walk-out song?
Juicy - Notorious B.I.G.