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North London borough Haringey is an area of contrasts with its western fringe incorporating some of the wealthiest postcodes in the country - including Highgate, Muswell Hill and Crouch End – as well as neighbourhoods with opportunity for improvement.
North London borough Haringey is an area of contrasts with its western fringe incorporating some of the wealthiest postcodes in the country - including Highgate, Muswell Hill and Crouch End – as well as neighbourhoods with opportunity for improvement. With dense woodland in the west, to lowland flats alongside the River Lea to the east, Haringey has a diverse landscape. A quarter of the borough is made up of open land, and locals are spoilt for choice for parkland and playing fields at both Highgate and Queens Wood.
£616k Average house price
£1,600 Average Rent, 2 Bed
4% Average yield
14% Price growth over last 5 years
20% Price growth 5-years forecast
13% Rental growth over last 5 years
15% Rental growth 5-years forecast
15 Number of 'Outstanding' primary schools
6 Number of 'Outstanding' secondary schools
380 Restaurants and cafes
1,130 Number of shops
28% Proportion of open space
18 Number of stations
3 PTAL (Public Transport Accessibility Level)
There are a host of stately homes showcasing Haringey's rich history, from the 17th century Kenwood House - which takes off in the summer months with concerts and open-air film nights - to Haringey's Grade-I listed Bruce Castle, primed with impressive historical collections, archives and art exhibitions.
Crouch End, Muswell Hill and Highgate are popular shopping destinations, with a wonderful array of family-owned bookshops, antique stores, and boutique cafes. The bustling streets of Finsbury Park, Seven Sisters, Blackstock and Stroud Green, also have a variety of shops, while the restaurants serve something for every taste.
The famous venue Alexandra Palace hosts diverse events from concerts to farmers' markets, and Wireless Festival at Finsbury Park regular brings in happy crowds of revellers. As a borough that's dappled with landmarks ranging from the North London Central Mosque to a host of football stadiums, Haringey is a lively, multicultural borough that offers loads of opportunity for commuters and families alike.
House prices are 19% higher than the London average
Average rent for a 2-bed flat is 11% lower than the London average
House price growth over the last 5 years was 14%, higher than London at 10%
Predicted house price growth over the next 5 years is 20%, higher than London at 19%
Average asking rents grew 13% over the last 5 years, lower than London at 14%
Over the next 5 years average rents are predicted to grow by 15%, higher than London at 14%
50% of the borough's secondary schools are rated as outstanding by Ofsted, higher than the London figure of 36%
33 restaurants and cafes per square mile, higher than the figure for London of 24.29
99 shops per square mile, higher than the figure for London of 73.48
In 1857 Finsbury Park was opened as Britain's first public park. There are hundreds of children's playgrounds in the borough, with over 200 swings available.
Tottenham has a very strong community feel which I love. It is also a creative hub with many creative art studios. For a night out, raves at The Cause and 5 miles are popular underground places to visit. For food and drink I love Beavertown's taproom which is great for alfresco beers and the Spanish indoor market – El Pueblito Paisa.
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Average 2-bed yield is calculated by REalyse using median 2-bed asking rent and median 2-bed sales prices.
Rental growth over the last five years is for all property (not 2-beds).
All data is the latest available as of January 2022.
PTAL – Transport for London's (TFL) Public Transport Accessibility Levels (PTALs) are a detailed and accurate measure of the accessibility of a point to the public transport network, taking into account walk access time and service availability. Each area is graded between 0 and 6b, where a score of 0 is very poor access to public transport, and 6b is excellent access to public transport.
Average Price – ONS, October 2021
Asking rent – Realyse, December 2021
Yield – Realyse, December 2021
House price and rental forecasts – CBRE Research - Read our five-year forecast
Outstanding primary and secondary schools – OFSTED (December 2021)
Number of cafes and restaurants – ONS (2020)
Number of shops – ONS (2021)
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The fruit was sourced from Fowles estate vineyards in the super cool-climate Strathbogie Ranges of Central Victoria at an elevation of over 1600 feet, as well as from select sites in Central Victoria. The Fowles family is very committed to ethical and sustainable viticultural practices, as well as hunting and living off the 800 acre expanse they occupy in this remote region, Matt Fowles launched the Farm to Table range of wines to help promote this deep connection to the land.
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Matter creates gravity
OK let's clarify something here. First consider the following definitions. Mass is resistance to inertia change Energy the ability to perform work. Spacetime a geometric model system with 3 spatial dimensions with 1 time dimension. In physics dimension is an independent variable or value that can change without affecting any other mathematical object. So how does mass curve spacetime. Well GR models bodies in free fall that is without any force applied. Time is given units of length and can be called an interval. This is done by setting c which is constant to all observers and adding a unit of time. So the time coordinate is given units of length by ct. [latex] (t,x,y,z)=(ct,x,y,z)=(x^1,x^2x^3x,x^4)[/latex] the last is in four momentum form for convenience as its useful to model a particle trajectory along the x axis. Now what is spacetime curvature. Well space is just volume... (Very important ) it isn't a stretchable bendable fabric... Those are just analogy descriptive. What spacetime truly means by curvature is the worldline paths for light it us the null geodesic. If you shoot two laser beams in flat spacetime those beams stay parallel. If spacetime is curved then the beams converge for positive curvature and spread apart for negative curvature. This is a consequence of how the mass term affects the time it takes for a particle to go from emitter to observer. That whole resistance to inertia. So let's drop two objects toward a planet. You have the usual Centre of mass. As the objects free fall they do not stay parallel. They will converge upon one another as they approach the center of mass. That what is really meant by curvature the free fall paths are curved. Not the volume of space.
Sorry about the downtime -- we're back!
Fake news! It was a perfect renewal! Absolutely perfect. In a world where even my fridge can give me reminders, I still managed to forget. Luckily Capn was able to social engineer his way through my answering service who sent a page out to me stating "CAPN REFSMMAT - RE: WEBSITE". They even listed a hospital he was calling from 😂. I wasn't on call today so when I heard my answering service text me I about lost my mind until I saw who it was.
Brevity and sarcasm. No wonder no-one knows WTF you're talking about half the time.
Anti- science, science deniers and 'alt' science, do they have a growing following
I think there are certain parallels between people believing in conspiracy and religious belief (religion being, from a certain point of view, the ultimate conspiracy) As folks have pointed out from time to time, when people do not use reason to arrive at a position, you will not be able to use reason to talk them out if it. Studies have shown that presenting such people with contrary evidence only tends to harden their resolve.
You think you've got problems America...
Do you understand that one side lied, broke the law, got prosecuted + fined + reported to the police for criminal action, and the other side didn't? Are you somehow pretending that the situation was symmetrical? Well, it's hard to say. But racism is wrong, and played in favour of "Leave" Xenophobia is wrong, and played in favour of "Leave" External interference is wrong, and played in favour of "Leave" And the margin by which thecheats won is small. Imagine this was a football game and, after the match, it emerged that the winning side had played a "ringer". The acceptable outcomes would be that (1) The cheats would lose by default or (2) there would be a rematch. Why does anyone think it is reasonable to hold the future of the UK to lower standards of propriety than they would for a game of football ?
squaring the circle
That is not what "squaring the circle" means. Given a circle of area 1, yes, there also does exist a square also of area 1. That is not a problem. The problem is that from a line segment of length equal to the radius (or equivalently the diameter) of such a circle, it is not possible only using ruler and compass to construct a line segment to make a side of a square of the same area as the circle. The claim in your old book does not make immediate sense. It is true that if you are given a line segment of unit length, then you can quite obviously construct a square of unit area. But having been additionally given a circle of unit area would not be helpful in any way to do it.
What is Space made of?
Greetings everyone, I am back 😎 So what is space made of? I think we need to first upgrade the question a bit and ask: what is spacetime made of? The answer to this is that it is a collection of events, to be understood in the sense in which the term is used in physics. To be even more exact, it is made of causal networks of events, i.e. events plus information about how those events are causally related. In terms of GR this is described as a manifold with its intrinsic geometry. Space on its own would then be just the spatial part of that network. So essentially, spacetime is a way to structure and organise information. Looking at it this way opens up some interesting questions, not all of which fall under the remit of physics: exactly what kind of information underlies this concept? Can this same set of information be structured/modelled in other ways as well? Is this structure intrinsic to the information, or is it something we impose more or less arbitrarily? Etc. P.S. It is important to remember that spacetime isn't a physical "thing", rather, it's a mathematical model that captures certain aspects of the universe. It's like a map we draw of a given territory.
Who wants a good laugh at the definition of mass?
I can't see anything wrong with the quoted comments. ! Moderator Note As the only purpose of the thread seems to be to ridicule a member of another forum, the thread is closed. If you want to start a thread to discuss the relationship of mass and energy, then feel free to do so. But don't use it as an excuse to insult members of this or any other forum.
Nature of the soul (split from: When did God put the soul in humans during evolution?)
What's wrong with that? Compassion is a huge part of many religions: the academic study of compassion might be useful - but it's not the same as the practice of compassion. When was the soul put into humans? Who cares - the answer won't make you a better human being, which is what religious teaching should be trying to help with. All this pretence at academia by 'religious' people seems to belie an insecurity and need for validation with science. Spiritual practices should stand on their own merits, anything that needs propping up with pseudo-pseudoscience should be left to fall. And honestly Gees, though there are some aloof people on this site, likely including myself, you are among the worst for it. Look at yourself before casting stones.
Jupiter Abyss: APOD:
There are many stunning photographs at APOD [Astronomy Picture Of the Day] some far more stunning then others...just type in APOD...a new one everyday. Here's another..... SEIS: Listening for Marsquakes Image Credit: NASA, JPL-Caltech, Mars Insight Explanation: If you put your ear to Mars, what would you hear? To find out, and to explore the unknown interior of Mars, NASA's Insight Lander deployed SEIS late last year, a sensitive seismometer that can detect marsquakes. In early April, after hearing the wind and motions initiated by the lander itself, SEIS recorded an unprecedented event that matches what was expected for a marsquake. This event can be heard on this YouTube video. Although Mars is not thought to have tectonic plateslike the Earth, numerous faults are visible on the Martian surface which likely occurred as the hot interior of Mars cooled -- and continues to cool. Were strong enough marsquakes to occur, SEIS could hear their rumbles reflected from large structures internal to Mars, like a liquid core, if one exists. Pictured last week, SEIS sits quietly on the Martian surface, taking in some Sunwhile light clouds are visible over the horizon.
Officials at Glacier National Park making changes...
Your childish antics are fooling no one and they are taking away from the debate. We all know the meaning of what you've said and you trying to obfuscate their meaning with your hand-wavy tactics are just making you look foolish. It would have been much simpler to simply say "yes, that may not have been quite accurate" and move on.
Again, this is the problem with just looking words up in dictionaries. "Religious faith" and "religious delusion" are not synonyms. The first is the subject of this thread. The second might be what some people think of religion (and hence is off topic). Stop trying to derail the thread with your misrepresentation of the meanings of the words being used in this context.
Complex societies gave birth to big gods, not the other way around: study
An international research team, including a member of the Complexity Science Hub Vienna, investigated the role of "big gods" in the rise of complex large-scale societies. Big gods are defined as moralizing deities who punish ethical transgressions. Contrary to prevailing theories, the team found that beliefs in big gods are a consequence, not a cause, of the evolution of complex societies. The results are published in the current issue of the journal Nature. https://phys.org/news/2019-03-complex-societies-gave-birth-big.html
Trigger happy mods?
Yes, he is, but QuantumT is using "you" to refer to all mods, and specifically referring to me in terms of shutting threads down. If the speculative thread dealt with physics, I'm the mod most likely to have interacted with you (over the years) Is it too fast? Well, that depends. We have received comments where people have complained about threads being left open too long, and begging us to close them. The people whose thread was shuttered rarely agree that they should have been locked. Bottom line is that there is no moderation strategy that will please everyone. The mods use their best judgement, built upon doing this for a number of years, and seeing a lot of people come and go. You in particular? In your first thread I tried to nudge you into compliance with our rules. That you needed to be more forthcoming with information. The thread was shut down after you announced "I will not participate in this open forum anymore" But you weren't true to your word. You came back, and to be honest, you lose a certain amount of goodwill from the mods when you pull a stunt like that. Once again, you were not forthcoming with information needed to support your position. That thread was closed, with a note that said if you did present supporting information, you could re-introduce the topic. I don't see where you took us up on the offer. The last one shut down was where you admitted you didn't understand the physics, and yet had a conjecture. I explained that this was not living up to our expectations, and at this point you had twice been given feedback on the matter of being able to support your ideas. Thus I had zero confidence that simply giving some feedback and letting the thread continue would improve matters. That was your third strike. The fact that you are placing the blame elsewhere tells me you haven't absorbed this feedback at all. So the question that I have is how many chances do you expect, when you show no improvement in your behavior?
THE TIME-FLOW FALLACY
And I thought it was something to do with corona
AOC as a politician- Split from: U.S. Democratic Primary
I'm not going to quote snipe back and forth. I'll just post my thoughts in hopes of finding places we agree again. When we discuss topics like healthcare, everyone always trots out the "how are we going to pay for it" canard. Some people object to this seemingly reflexive response because it never seems like we have that same response when discussing military spending, going to war, cutting taxes, etc. There is always room for spending. There are tools we can use to account for it. The government budget is not like a household budget. Taxes can be increased. Money can be printed and borrowed. There's always a need to be vigilant and not do these things in excess, and there's always room for discussion around what the threshold should be for what IS excessive and what is NOT excessive, but to boldly proclaim it all to be impossible then drop the mic and walk away is what is truly absurd here. I'm not arguing for pure spending or permanent spending. I'm saying we can shift money from place A to place B, and that we also need to account for future returns. After all, that's what the GOP does when arguing for tax cuts on the rich... I have seen many people (most often conservatives) frame government spending as a pure cost, and I personally feel that's a mistake... a completely unrealistic perspective on how economies operate. Now... This is my opinion, and it's perfectly okay to hold a different one, but I frame these issues instead as investments. What is the expected return? Will this increase jobs? Will this reduce poverty? Will this enhance wellbeing? How will these affects impact revenues and growth? What are the costs of inaction (this last one is especially relevant when rebuilding after hurricanes for not proactively addressing climate change). It's just that this constant and immediate shitting on ideas is so one-sided and so hypocritical from one topic to the next. These calls for detailed payment plans when the topic relates to healthcare or green jobs programs... these defeatist attacks that suggest forcefully that "WE JUST CAN'T DO IT!!1!!2!one!!"... yet at the same time and from the exact same people deafening silence when it comes to giving massive handouts to corporations or adding a few hundred billion for the military or lobbing a few multi-million dollar missiles into the desert overseas somewhere... Nope, not a peep! Nothing. Nada. Zilch... Crickets in an amphitheater. And don't even get me started about when actual payment plans are shared and just get swept aside in strawmen and scaremongering... The core issue here is about what we choose to value. It's the politics that are hard, not the economics, yet it's always the economics used to short-circuit the conversation and prevent us from even talking about these ideas or creatively finding ways to achieve them. Seriously... You're going on about how we cannot afford healthcare, yet today already we pay something like 3x what most other civilized nations do, and we have generally worse outcomes, lower quality care, and we don't even manage to cover everyone. We don't need to invent this from scratch, we just need to look at what's working elsewhere, claim it for our own, and stand up to fight for it in good faith. This is not a problem of budgeting, it's a problem of priorities. Now... AOC is just the newest foil for the right. She's the new bogeyman being used to get people all lathered up and wetting their pants and distracted from reasonable dialogue, but no matter how many times you repeat the word math or call her arrogant or pretend you're taking some arbitrary high-ground... no matter how many times you call her a liar for using poetic license on a single news article and no matter how much you get yourself all worked up into a tizzy and tell us all you're taking your ball and going home... there is just nothing about what she's suggesting that is either impossible or unworkable.
Is global warming real? (Split from The First Climate Model Turns 50, and ...)
Australia's National Parks and Forestry and community Fire authorities use controlled burning and have never been prevented by "green regulation" from using it. Leading fire experts and former and current heads of fire authorities reject the claims that green regulation preventing burning off is to blame. Blaming environmentalists is a nasty political claim that has no actual substance. The forestry industry has long been antagonistic to those calling for forest protection and regulation that limits their access to State owned forest resources - hating greenies comes with the job. But I think conservative right politics has become especially antagonistic and inflaming those hatreds because those are the loudest voices on climate change, the message is cutting through and that issue is gaining popular support. Australian Greens have no policies that prevent hazard reduction burning - tending more towards promoting indigenous practices of controlled burning. They have never had enough representation to force policies on this. Livestock have been excluded from National Parks because their purpose is for native flora and fauna, not private grazing (a privilege widely abused when and where it was or is permitted); lots of Australians who are not "greenies" fully support that purpose. Reduced opportunities for burning off are more to blame for inadequate hazard reduction burning, as well as poor resourcing of National Park and Forestry management, that have to have teams and equipment on the ground to do it. Record and near record warm winters are making what was previously a relatively predictable and relatively safe activity - hazard reduction burning - unpredictable and dangerous. Fire authorities have always had all the authority needed, to conduct burning off but they also have authority to call a halt to burning off when conditions are making it too dangerous.They decide, not The Australian Greens. My own observation and speculation is that one of the crucial things that is changing with climate change warmer winters is lack of dew; my own observation was that previously, winter burning was often self limiting because cool conditions caused dew to form late in the night or early morning. Fires were lit in the previous afternoon or evening with a reasonable expectation they would go out. With warmer conditions there can be no such expectation; these activities are requiring ever greater vigilance, more people on the ground and more equipment. Around here - in the middle of recent fires - the last few winters would have allowed no more than 1 month of opportunity to fires to burn slowly with low likelihood of escaping containment. That is actually too short a time for large areas with high fuel loads; six weeks can be considered the minimum for a fire to burn out sufficiently to be declared "out" and slow burning trees and tree roots can still restart fires for longer periods than that. When I consider warming of 3C (at best I think) and possibly more than 5C (with the minimum levels of climate action that would be welcomed by Australia's current government) - it is properly terrifying.
Is this war with Iran?
Not everything is about your President, guys. Iran has been destabilizing the region for years... yet everyone assumes it is the 'President we love to hate' who is destabilizing the region. Iran has been in a 'proxy' war with the US for years, Using the Hezbollah ( Shia ) political parties in neighboring countries to stir up trouble against Sunni controlled governments and US interests in those countries. Both England and Germany have sided with the US on this act, while Russia and France have condemned it ( China as usual, has been quite non-committal ) Funny how a country like Iran burns off enough natural gas ( byproduct of their oil extraction, called flaring ) to supply a small country, yet, can claim with a straight face, that it needs home-grown nuclear technology for reasons other than warfare.
Anharmonic Oscillator
The gauge groups I mentioned are not specifically the harmonic oscillator. QFT accounts for the quantum harmonic oscillator in its gauge groups but that isn't the full story. https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https://www.hep.phy.cam.ac.uk/~gripaios/gft_lecture_notes.pdf&ved=2ahUKEwi79v_N09TmAhVuHzQIHbErDekQFjAAegQIBhAB&usg=AOvVaw2Tq7K0egwVnGx8aslG3PJE Here is a primer QFT takes a considerable time to learn. https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=http://www.damtp.cam.ac.uk/user/tong/qft/qft.pdf&ved=2ahUKEwjw6qeL1tTmAhVXs54KHaCABBkQFjAAegQIBRAB&usg=AOvVaw0XQ8pIIPzIxiwafEUsja8F In order to be observed there must be a quanta of action. The external lines on those Feymann diagrams are observable's. (Operators) The internal lines (propogators ) (often thought of as virtual particles) are not observable. Here is the standard model of particle physics (not including Higgs) that is in another post [math]\mathcal{G}=SU(3)_c\otimes SU(2)_L\otimes U(1)_Y[/math] Color, weak isospin, abelion Hypercharge groups. Couplings in sequence [math]g_s, g, \acute{g}[/math] [math]\mathcal{L}_{gauge}=-\frac{1}{2}Tr{G^{\mu\nu}G_{\mu\nu}}-\frac{1}{2}Tr {W^{\mu\nu}W_{\mu\nu}}-\frac{1}{4}B^{\mu\nu}B_{\mu\nu}[/math] Field strengths in sequence in last G W B tensors for SU(3),SU(2) and U(1) Leads to covariant derivative [math]D_\mu=\partial_\mu+ig_s\frac{\lambda_i}{2}G^i_\mu+ig\frac{\sigma_i}{2}W^i_\mu+igQ_YB_\mu[/math] Corresponds to [math]G_{\mu\nu}=-\frac{i}{g_s}[D_\mu,D_\nu][/math] [math]W_-\frac{I}{g}[D_{\mu}D_{\nu}][/math] [math]B_{\mu\nu}-\frac{I}{\acute{g}}[D_\mu,D_\nu][/math] You can find the Higgs on page two https://www.scienceforums.net/topic/117992-the-lagrangian-equation/ In essence we were trying to validate and reverse engineer the equation in post 1. In order to do that I had to examine each gauge group of the standard model. Given by [math]\mathcal{G}=SU(3)_c\otimes SU(2)_L\otimes U(1)_Y[/math]
Attributes Along the Political Spectrum
No way. You're about a hundred years older than me.
ISIS leader al-Baghdadi killed
US special forces staged a raid near the Syria/Turkey border and flushed out Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, who then blew himself up with explosives when trapped. Apparently DNA confirmation of his identity is now possible 'in the field' and much quicker than the usual couple of weeks it takes for criminal cases. Obviously there is a need to be sure, as he has been 'reportedly' killed several times before. D Trump is either trying to draw attention from his escalating problems, or still trying to take wind from B Obama's sails ( the Osama bin-Laden takedown ), as apparently he posted a ( staged ) picture in the Situation Room from the wrong time; he was playing golf during the actual raid. Congratulations to American Special Forces and Intelligence Services. Also, our Allies in the area who supplied the intelligence; you know, those same people D Trump deserted and left to be slaughtered by the Turkish offensive two weeks ago.
Why can't you see who giving you likes? Compared to some of the people on the forum, who actually know about science, my posts contain no substance whatsoever, yet I've got 22. I know there not important, I'm just curious.
U.S. Democratic Primary
I wasn't totally convinced at first, but I like Warren a lot. I've been tracking her for years, especially after the financial crisis and steps she took to fight back against banks in support of families like mine. I also like that her dream job was teaching special needs kids, and that's what she did until getting fired for being pregnant. I think she's genuine in her desire to help, understands the system better than most and is smart as hell, capable of getting it done, and isn't in it just for reasons of avarice. Beyond that, I'm still waffling a bit about who my next choices are, and now that I live in Iowa I take it pretty seriously. Mayor Pete is impressive and smart, and I liked what I heard when I went to go meet him. He's focused on the right things and surrounds himself with smart people, but I'm just not convinced he's ready for the top slot (tho Trump has shown anyone can do it). I also met Michael Bennett and quite liked him. Super down to earth and well rounded. He's a former school administrator and just a smart decent guy. He's got a great collaborative demeanor, tons of respect across the aisle, and everyone who's worked with him loves and respects him quite a bit regardless of party, but he's just not inspiring people and that's critical. He's a bit milquetoast, TBH, and that won't fare well in a cage match with Teflon Don. I was previously interested in Kamala and would love to watch her rhetorically punch Trump in the balls, but I get a sense of inauthenticity and heavy reliance on talking points from her that doesn't sit well with me. She's clearly a smart fighter, though, just still have no idea what she truly stands for / what her principles are. I'm a firm no on Beto, Tulsi, de Blasio, and the bulk of the others (can anyone say Mariam Williamson???), but do like Booker... just don't think he can win. Would prefer him to be selected for a cabinet position addressing racial disparities in criminal justice and gun policy, etc. I'm also watching Andy Yang a bit like I would watch a lab grown experiment in a Petri dish, but to me he's more of an interesting oddity than a serious contender (sorry, JCM... different strokes for different folks, and all). Anyway, we're the first people on the planet here in Iowa who get to decide on this, so we can't adjust our choice based on what other voters have chosen in other states... I can't wait and see who's popular or who gets traction, but instead need to be ready to make more of a raw and personal choice. I'll need to stand in a room with my neighbors and with my kids on a cold winters night in February and choose my person for all to see. to defend my choice / try to convince others to join me and make the same choice when the caucuses occur. I'll also be there to listen to others and will try to remain open to being convinced by them to move over to their candidate instead... All that said, no matter who wins the primary, I'll most definitely be voting for that person in the general, whether they were my 1st choice or my 17th. This needs to be an election more about principles than purity. Peace ✌
Spectrum of sunlight
The Sun is so hot that most of the gas is ionised. Free electrons and protons are allowed to have (almost ) any energies. When they crash into eachother some fraction of the energy- depending on angles of impact etc, is sent out as em radiation. Also, at those temperatures the "lines" are broadened by doppler shift and at the high pressures involved they are also broadened by collisions. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spectral_line#Line_broadening_and_shift The overall effect is a mass of overlapping emission bands which approximate (rather well) to a black body spectrum.
A brief history of you
I'm a welder. It's a steady income now that I have a family. I failed out of a biochemistry program years ago. The hardest thing I've had to overcome was depression. Hindsight I've learned a lot about the value of education. I'd cut off my arm to go back to school. I have no idea what I would tell myself in the past. And I really think I should know. I didn't make this topic because I wanted to talk about myself. I want to know how smart, successful people came to choose their careers and if anything helped make them into who they are today.
Exotic Physics Phenomenon Observed
Here is the arxiv article https://arxiv.org/abs/1906.03369 Hrrm how to simplify this. Ok let's give this a shot. In classical physics you have the E and B fields for electromagnetism however in QM those fields are replaced by the probability potentials [math]\phi[/math] and [math]\mathcal{A}[/math] now in regions where the E and B fields are zero you can still have potential via the wavefunction that the [math]\phi[/math] and [math]\mathcal{A}[/math] are non zero This tells us that the QM and QFT subsequently treatments is more fundamental than the classical treatment in that it is more complete in the information of the EM field. In essence the paper helps confirm that the probability wave functions do have a physical and measurable effect through their potentials. For example it's also a key aspect to how a particle wave packet can go through two slits at once.
Werner Heisenberg meets Emmy Noether?
Someone asked a question the other day that made me realise that there seems to be a parallel between the Heisenberg uncertainty principle (HUP) and Noether's theorem. For example, one conjugate pair of variables in the HUP is energy and time. While in Noether's theorem, the conservation of energy is related to time symmetry. Another conjugate pair is momentum and position. And the conservation of momentum is related to spatial translation symmetry. I assume this is not just a coincidence. So is there a deeper reason? Is Noether's theorem the reason why these are conjugate pairs?
Trump Using Nukes Against Hurricanes ?
They must spend a fortune on custom-made hand puppets for this type of briefing.
How Much Can US Health Care Progress If Donald Trump Allows More Money to Invest?
This is the key. Right now, insurance money (which the taxpayer has paid) and tax subsidies (which the taxpayer has paid) are being based on maximum profit like any growth business model. The problem is that healthcare needs to be aimed at caring for people's health in order to be effective. In the US, the focus on profit allows businesses to leech away funds that the taxpayer needs. One example among many is durable medical devices. Businesses are allowed to create monopolistic deals with doctors offices for oxygen, blood, and sleep devices. There's no competition for them with your provider, so you have no choice when they fail to provide their services, or overbill, or send the wrong filters/tubes/parts. They learned this from the cable TV giants, who similarly have no competition within their protected areas. Customer service becomes a big joke (google Apria Healthcare or Comcast customer service and look at the comments!). We definitely need a more European attitude about spending on social requirements (which I feel healthcare is). In the US, we let capitalism build the paths our socialism takes, and wonder why all our money gets leeched away.
New Approach to Anti-gravity [Split from: A New Area Law in General Relativity, questions.]
Here is what one average person (me) thinks. Trying to make big progress is good! But you reference concepts such as bosons, gravitons, entanglement, spin, black holes, invariant speed of light from currently accepted theories. That means you are working in the framework where those concepts makes sense and are applicable. Things that are inherently incompatible with these concepts will not impress on professionals. Example; faster than light travel and information exchange and anti gravity cannot work in the current theories of relativity and standard model of particles as far as I know. That means that your proposed ideas is not possible within the currently accepted theories and models as pointed out by members more skilled than me. And these theories are supported by loads of evidence. You need to find some way to make progress outside current theories. Something completely new and novel is required by you. Not adjustments or adoptions of concepts in current theories, that is not enough to fundamentally change the basis for current theories.
Vacuum VS Black Hole
Pressure, as commonly understood, is not easily related to General Relativity. However, if we think of space-time as a coiled spring, it is easy to understand that if you compress that spring, you increase its energy, and the curvature of space-time around it. An easy to understand excerpt from https://ned.ipac.caltech.edu/level5/Guth/Guth3.html explains the relationship between pressure, energy density, space-time curvature ( gravity ) and expansion/inflation. "THE PRESSURE OF THE FALSE VACUUM can be determined by a simple energy-conservation argument. Imagine a chamber filled with false vacuum, as shown in the diagram below. For simplicity, assume that the chamber is small enough so that gravitational effects can be ignored. Since the energy density of the false vacuum is fixed at some value uf, the energy inside the chamber is U=ufV, where V is the volume. Now suppose the piston is quickly pulled outward, increasing the volume by dV. If any familiar substance were inside the chamber, the energy density would decrease. The false vacuum, however, cannot rapidly lower its energy density, so the energy density remains constant and the total energy increases. Since energy is conserved, the extra energy must be supplied by the agent that pulled on the piston. A force is required, therefore, to pull the piston outward, implying that the false vacuum creates a suction, or negative pressure p. Since the change in energy is dU = ufdV, which must equal the work done, dW = -pdV, the pressure of the false vacuum is given by p = -uf. The pressure is negative, and extremely large. General relativity predicts that the gravitational field which slows the expansion of the universe is proportional to uf + 3p, so the negative pressure of the false vacuum overcomes the positive energy density to produce a net repulsive gravitational field. "
Is change possible?
Have we ruled out trolling as the cause of the problem? Anyway, it seems that nearly everything can change- everything except Farid's mind.
Why IQ tests are a farce
Implicit in this response is the suggestion that you've read through every single other thread that has arisen here through the years on the topic of IQ. Given that you haven't, not only are you a troll, but you're a liar... and I know who you are... have you seen you enough times under other usernames.
An announcement for beecee
The Carl Schwarzchild you mention was born in 1873. The quote I gave was from a paper read out to the Royal Society by Henry Cavendish in 1783, on behalf of Michell.
'Living fossils' and DNA stability
To elaborate what I mentioned above, in order for that to happen the selective sweep must be so strong (or mutation rate so low) that any mutations would have to be strongly selected against. Especially as most mutations will be neutral this is highly unlikely in principle, which makes it very unlikely to exist in practice.
A disappointing tale.
I can understand how it may have seemed hasty without the added perspective of what was happening behind the scenes. As mentioned a few times already, after closing it staff discussed the closure and the member was contacted. We considered reopening the thread if we believed the member was hoping to participate in genuine discussion. They weren't (as per PM), so it stayed closed. It wasn't a spur of the moment decision, nor was it irreversible. I'm not sure what else there is to say on the matter. We take these things case by case, and a lot of staff discussions and interactions with members are not made public. That isn't going to change. SFN is not a conspiracy forum, nor is it a make up whatever BS you want and call it science forum. We give a lot of leeway to people to post and defend their ideas, but we have to draw a line somewhere. If we identify early on that a poster has absolutely no interest in participating in rational discussion, why should we let it continue? That runs completely counterintuitive to the spirit of the forum, and has no place here.
If any reparations are to be made to 'correct' past inequalities/injustices, they would have to be sizeable. 20 dollars apiece and an apology isn't going to do squat to correct the inequalities inherent in the system. That being said, the government does NOT have any of its own money that it can dish out. It is all taxpayer money that the government re-distributes, and any that goes towards reparations either comes at the expense of other programs, or has to be re-payed by our children. So although Dimreepr is being his usual terse self, he makes a valid point and sizeable reparations could hurt others. Why not simply have equal standards going forward, that people are people, not black or white. Only those qualities which directly affect a person's performance/actions is to be considered, not their skin color, sexual orientation, ethnic background, etc. Even what Ten oz did in a previous post, breaking down voting and sports affiliation, while seemingly done to show the inherent inequalities, would be considered racist if done in other areas, such as crime statistics. So you can see the dilemma in trying to have a 'conversation' about reparations; you don't come off as being genuine if you make some areas of discussion off-limits. Some people ( not me, I'll be keeping my distance ) will no doubt want to discuss the role/influence black-on-black violence, and absent fathers, have on the current inequalities. It may start out as a conversation/discussion, but in the current political climate, it would likely degenerate into race wars. Does the US really need that problem also ?
How do I become a moderator on this website?
You also need to note that there is a group of people on forums who hold a much more prestigious title than the ones who are mods - the ones who were asked to moderate and refused
Question about methods for creating hidden symbols for a board game
I couldn't resist another attempt... how about writing symbols on the back of paper and use back-light? Could work with the right combination of paper thickness, light and ink. Quick experiment, using office paper, ball pen and flashlight from behind paper. Flashlight off: Flashlight on:
Do you think the gates of heaven are at the center of black holes (speculation)?
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thank you guys and gals.
yesterday was my birthday so I took some time to think. think about how much I have learned(mainly from just looking at posts). and how am better than when I started. and part of that was because of you guys(part was just growing up). there is more but I can't find a good way to say it. p.s sorry for being kind of a shiteposter.
How do you feel about being dead forever?
AKA 24/7 Reality TV shows. Binge-watching all 21,650 seasons of Man vs Beast. You will LONG for death.
How do I improve my reputation?
1. Go back and read the posts you made that received multiple neg reps. 2. Don't be that person.
The nature of time ( question).
What is a shadow made of? Shadows certainly 'exist' - whatever that means. A shadow is a prime example of zero something. I think the english language offers a good construction. it = a thing is a noun. Nouns can be 'concrete nouns' like an apple or water or well, concrete. Or nouns can be abstract nouns like anger, a shadow, weight and so on.
Independent run for POTUS 2020
I didn't. Now, help me understand how all of this ties to your topic of an independent successfully running for POTUS in 2020. In 2016, the Democrat took 48.2% of the vote, the Republican took 46.1% of the vote, and all the others/independents in total took only 5.7%. Given your laser like focus on vastness and majorities, perhaps you can elaborate a bit on why you think there's a snowballs chance in hell for an independent victory. Help us unsterstand how you manage to frame this as at all viable given that individual independents in 2016 managed only to secure (as their TOTAL vote percentage) less than the margin by which Clinton won (but still lost the office). Stein and Johnson: 1-3% of the vote. Clinton margin: 2% of the vote. Winner: Trump. J.C.MacSwell: Still wishful thinking and ignoring the facts on the ground by continuing to speak of mythological independents. https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/133Eb4qQmOxNvtesw2hdVns073R68EZx4SfCnP4IGQf8/htmlview?sle=true#gid=19
The Fifth Force
It all comes down to the fact that the Earth is not a perfect sphere and its axis of rotation is not perpendicular to its orbit around the Sun or the Moon's orbit. Because of the Earth's slight oblate shape, the differential in force acting across it due to the gravity of these two bodies, applies a torque to the Axis in an attempt to align the axis to being perpendicular. But the mass of the Earth has a set angular momentum that it tries to conserve. the end result is the This torque ends up being "deflected" into producing the "wobble" known as precession. If the Earth were a perfect sphere, there would be nothing for the gravity differential to get a "handle on" and we would get no precession.
can plants adapt?
With this misconception/misinterpretation you're just giving bullets to guns of climate change deniers. It's not so simple. Global warming will melt ice on the North and the South poles. Right. It'll change e.g. underwater sea current in Atlantic. This current is causing warm winters in U.K. Now, if climate change supporter is simplifying global warming to just words like you said, and people see exactly reverse, like it can happen in UK after disappearance of underwater sea current, they will be confused, and say you're talking nonsense about global warming, if they will have severe winters.. Global warming is global change of moderate environment, to the more extreme environment.. Extremity not just in hotness (in some regions), but also extremity of coldness (in some regions).
The end of gasoline/diesel powered cars?
Beware newspapers need to catch the public's attention. When Angela Merkel said "I can imagine that no car with an Otto or Diesel engine is sold in 2030", in some newspapers it became "Merkel decided to ban Diesel cars in 2030". You believe electric cars are unrealistic... But humans have this ability to make unexpected things possible. For electric cars there is a very strong incentive. Think at LED lamps. Based on the ruinous tiny things just capable of telling "on-off", I thought all plans of LED lighting were foolish. But recently I replaced all my lamps by LED, because they work and are better. Companies have invested billions in that technology. One key is that it suffices when a few people (at the right place!) believe a progress is possible and useful. Never mind if 99.99% of Mankind don't believe it. This is a superiority of a free country, where people can explore new direction and are allowed to fail, over a dictatorship where one single person decides everything and can only try to catch up what was done abroad. Batteries are already good enough to move cars. In California, in Norway, electric cars sell very well. Trucks may be the next big market. Companies invest billions to develop batteries, they will improve. Whether the next ones will use lithium (which isn't expensive nor scarce), zinc or sodium, I don't know. It's impossible to predict 10 years in advance and with limited data. You know, all companies have long thought through before their heavy investments, and they made different decisions. My preferred one is liquid hydrogen at 1atm with vacuum insulation. Decent density, and the tank is only as heavy as the hydrogen. I'd have nothing against adsorption, but it seems to need a high pressure, which makes it less attractive. Aeroplanes will use hydrogen soon, much more so than batteries, and their tanks will spread to cars.

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Q: XCode "Undefined symbols for architecture x86_64" after linking C library in C++ program I'm trying to link to libav (which I compiled on the same system (Mac 10.8)), with a C++11 program (here stripped down to minimum size reproducing the error):
#include "libavformat/avformat.h"
int main(int argc, const char * argv[]) {
    av_register_all();
    return 0;
}

Here is a screenshot of the link error, notice on the right in the second last line in the command where I've included "-lavcodec -lavformat -lavutil" which reside as lib*.a files in /usr/local/lib.

There are no issues when I rename the source file program to *.c, such that XCode compiles it as a C program, but I would like to use C++11.

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* uses

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* setting

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Build some wheels series-TimerButton
 * -提供计时时长设置
 * -提供正序和逆序计时,默认逆序倒数计时
 * -提供计时开始回调,接收布尔值,return true则点击开始计时;return false则不开始,用于一些场景业务逻辑的判断需要,比如两次输入密码是否一致后再发送验证码
 * -提供计时完成回调onTimeFinish
 * -提供每一秒计时回调onEverySecond
 * -提供开始计时和结束计时方法
 * 如何使用
 * -1,setTimerDuration;2,.autoMode() or .manusalMode();3,setOnEverySecondeLIstener;
 * -使用方法:1,setTimerDuration;2,autoMode(自动或手动);3,setOnEverySecondListener;

 btn = (TimerButton) findViewById(R.id.btn);
 btn.setTimerDuration(30);
        btn.setOnEverySecondListener(new TimerButton.OnEverySecondListener() {
            @Override
            public boolean onTimingStart() {
                btn.setText("Retry After " + 10 + " Second");
                return true;
            }

            @Override
            public void onEverySecond(int seconde) {
                btn.setText("Retry After " + seconde + " Second");
            }

            @Override
            public void onTimingFinish() {
                btn.setText("Start");
            }
        });

 * -逻辑判断

 >Eample:

 btn = (TimerButton) findViewById(R.id.btn);
        btn.setTimerDuration(30);
        btn.manualMode();//for control the timing you need to set this mode
        btn.setOnEverySecondListener(new TimerButton.OnEverySecondListener() {
            @Override
            public boolean onTimingStart() {
                btn.setText("Retry After " + 10 + " Second");
                //do something(example:a Asynchronous task,
                // when the callback response, you can uses btn.go() in the runOnUiThread() to start timing)

                return true;
            }

            @Override
            public void onEverySecond(int seconde) {
                btn.setText("Retry After " + seconde + " Second");
            }

            @Override
            public void onTimingFinish() {
                btn.setText("Start");
            }
            });

 >like this

 //for example when my callback response i call the .go() method in runOnUiThread() to start timing
            @Override
            public void onSuccess(JSONObject response) {

                try {
                    if (response.getString(ApiHelper.HTTP_REQUEST_RESULT_CODE).equals(ApiHelper.HTTP_REQUEST_RESULT_OK)) {
                        runOnUiThread(new Runnable() {
                            @Override
                            public void run() {
                                btnGetcode.go();
                                btnGetcode.setText(sec + "秒后重试");
                            }

#Please enjoy~!Hope this wheel bring you help!

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By S.A.G.A. on	 September 29, 2016 Australia
Studying in Australia did include petting kangaroos and surfing at gorgeous beaches. Surprisingly, however, those are not the highlights. As I reflect on my time at Bond University, I appreciate the diverse learning experience I had and the ways it challenged me to step outside of my comfort zone.
Last semester, I had the privilege of going on exchange to study at Bond on the Gold Coast of Australia. It was a beautiful university that embodied Australia's amiable culture. I know I am not the first student to say it, but my exchange was an incredible experience and it left me with a new perspective.
I am a third-year Faculty of Information Media Studies student currently working toward an honours specialization in Media and the Public Interest, and a minor in Transitional Justice and Post-Conflict Reconstruction. Being in a fairly specialized program often means there are common values and mindsets between students; we are in the same program because we think in similar ways. My classes at Western have always been very open environments, where my peers and professors support and contribute to my ideas.
At Bond, I was a part of a very diverse student population, as international students make up a large portion of the university. My classes were comprised of students from various fields of study who were from Australia, Germany, China, the United States and Switzerland. Classes were filled with diverse students who challenged my largely Canadian perspective, offering different views from around the world. It was a chance to engage in a sort of collective learning, free from the confines of textbooks. Learning did not solely come from the content the professor was teaching, but also from what everyone else had to say about it. In one class, we got into a particularly heated discussion about gun laws, as each student proudly defended the policies their home country enforces. I was completely immersed in these discussions and gained insights into the realities of life around the world.
I think the most evocative learning occurs when we step outside of our comfort zone, whether it is going to a different university, taking a new course or striking up conversation with someone new. My exchange challenged me to dive into difference and be uncomfortable. I was in a new environment with people whose experience and values differed greatly from my own, and it was awesome.
I have so much appreciation for the Jack and Sharon Cowin Scholars Award program, which allowed me this opportunity. My time at Bond will be a constant reminder to step outside my comfort zone and learn from the people around me.
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"All calm here on the Avenida. Do you read me?" A young man in his twenties is speaking into a walkie talkie. The streets are empty, engulfed in impenetrable darkness. A boy enjoys the cool night air: "You see that tree? That's MS13 territory, I'm really scared of going there, you know?". Rivera Hernandez sprawls out across the outskirts of San Pedro Sula, the industrial capital of Honduras. It is a labyrinthine expanse, interconnected like an electric circuit in constant conflict. An area housing 150,000 people where six gangs have established their own small universes, naming each community with numbers or letters. People once used to refer to Rivera as a war zone. With the passing of time, and bloodshed, it has come to be considered a sort of normalized insurrection.
Kevin discusses with two members of the Barrio18 about a home theft that occurred in the neighborhood. The gang members do not permit stealing in their area of influence. Honduras, San Pedro Sula, Rivera Hernandez
During the day an eerie calm reigns over Rivera. Soldiers wearing balaclavas patrol the streets in pick-ups. "Sometimes it all seems so peaceful," says Daniel Pacheko, an Evangelical pastor who is very active in the area. "But everything can change in a matter of minutes." Pacheko walks a tightrope, keeping a fine balance. He has earned the respect of the Rivera gangs through his attempts to negotiate with the security forces to avoid bloodshed, in a relentless attempt to curb violence amongst youngsters. He succeeded in redeveloping entire areas and what was once a "Botadero" (a corpse disposal area) is now a football field where every day boys of an age most at risk of being recruited by gangs train.
"The devil finds work for idle hands," explains 26-year-old Kevin Lopez, who together with Pacheko is in charge of a prevention program for youngsters at risk and organizes soccer tournaments. At 15 Kevin was about to be lured into Barrio 18: "I started as a lookout, but then I realized it was not the right life for me. I saw a lot of my friends end up as corpses on the streets." He describes how when he moved here with his family it was very different: "There were gangs but it wasn't like it is now. You could walk anywhere freely, now you can't leave the neighbourhood you live in or you'll be killed instantly."
A member of the Barrio 18 poses for a portrait showing the symbol of the gang. Honduras, San Pedro Sula, Rivera Hernandez
Honduras is currently one of the world's most violent countries, excluding war zones. Violence is carried out by transnational groups of criminals, drug traffickers, corrupt security forces and gangs. And it is the gangs that are the main perpetrators in this circle of crime that characterizes the more marginal areas such as Rivera Hernandez.
A member of the Barrio 18 lights up the border separating them from the rival gang MS13 or Mara Salvatrucha controlled area. Honduras, San Pedro Sula, Rivera Hernandez
The level of violence and corruption in present-day Honduras enables the gangs to have a vast operational capacity which, amongst numerous other consequences, is causing the population to flee en masse. And in all this the United States has had a pivotal role. As from the 1980s the American Department of State considered Honduras a hub in the Cold War context, vital in carrying out operations in Central America and the Caribbean. It was especially crucial for its strategic position between El Salvador and Nicaragua, which at the time were experiencing violent civil wars. Finally, it was also important for its proximity to Cuba.
Rivera Hernandez community was founded on land taken over from the State and private owners back in the 80s by a group of homeless people. Since then, conflicts over land rights are a constant issue. Honduras, San Pedro Sula, Rivera Hernandez
In this context Honduras, together with other countries in Central America, were subjected to a systematic suppression of civil rights. Paramilitary groups were formed with the CIA's logistic support (in particular the feared Battalion 316), 2,000 students were killed and many political activists disappeared. With the end of the Cold War the vast clandestine network which had developed to support the different parties in conflict simply switched to organized crime. More recently, in 2009, the US supported the military coup against democratically elected Manuel Zelaya, and backed Juan Orlando's government, which was confirmed in November 2017 at elections considered fraudulent and which stirred widespread protests among the population.
Moises, 20 years old, looking at his home from a hill. San Pedro Sula, Honduras, Rivera Hernandez
Today Honduras is a corrupt state run by a military oligarchy which systematically tries to suppress all dissent and where 70% of the population lives in poverty. The gangs take advantage of this misery to infiltrate part of the community.
A graffiti of the Barrio 18 lays lays on one of the primary accesses of the area under gang's control. Honduras, San Pedro Sula, Rivera Hernandez
The presence of the maras or pandillas in Honduras can be traced back to the 1980s when, according to Honduran intelligence, there were up to 300 groups. Their operational capacity was very limited and focused on competing to gain control of the territory, however without reaching the peaks of violence characterizing them today. When in 1996 the American government began to repatriate migrants who had been active in criminal gangs in the US – in particular from the so-called Northern Triangle (Honduras, El Salvador, Guatemala) – the situation changed drastically. The arrival in Honduras of members of MS13 and Barrio 18 introduced new cultural elements and brought with it the violent rivalry between the two groups which had been exacerbated in the US. San Pedro Sula is the perfect example of how transnational gang structures merged with local groups. At the start of 2000 the clash between MS13 and Barrio 18 brought on a wave of violence which led the government to create élite units and introduce new laws which made affiliation with these groups illegal. Security forces interpreted the crime of affiliation very loosely, associating it with factors of class and generation.
Lookouts of the Barrio 18 and kids from the community outside on Saturday night. Honduras, San Pedro Sula, Rivera Hernandez
"The other night I was drinking a soda on this corner when a Policia Militar pick-up drove by and abruptly slammed on the brakes. The first thing I did was run. I could feel the bullets brushing past me, I managed to hide between the metal sheets in a garden and I could see the flashing torches as they searched for me," recounts Moises Cubas, 18 years old, the son of farm workers, born and raised in an area of Rivera under the control of the Barrio gang. His family moved to the city in search of a better life, but Moises grew up alongside the neighborhood's homeboys – as the gang members of are called – and nurtures profound respect for Barrio 18.
A member of the Barrio 18 poses for a portrait. Honduras, San Pedro Sula, Rivera Hernandez
The government of Honduras has labelled them terrorist groups and is waging a war against them in the country's poorer areas. Where there is no state representation, as in Rivera Hernandez, the gangs become the community's only institutions. They govern the territory by extortion and kill anyone who refuses to pay or is unable to do so. The gangs have no defining ideology: the members only try to avoid being killed or captured and often end up becoming "family" for thousands of abandoned youngsters fending for themselves and with no financial prospects.
The gang-controlled neighborhoods are impoverished areas where people who cannot afford the cost of living in a safe environment are stigmatized by society for suspected ties to organized crime. Honduras, San Pedro Sula, Rivera Hernandez
A skeletal figure comes out of the bushes brandishing a Kalashnikov. "Tonight it's your turn to hold on to the AK, no complaining," says Erik. The heat is stifling and Jacob drifts off staring into emptiness. The Military Police Units and those of the Anti-pandilla (anti-gang) group have carried out patrols all through the night in the La Planeta and Cerrito Lindo areas, Rivera territories under the control of Barrio 18.
Josè Lopez stands at the top of a tree between the Border of the Barrio 18 and MS13 controlled areas. Honduras, San Pedro Sula, Rivera Hernandez
The first time I met Erik he told me how a few months earlier he had managed to escape from a detention center for minors in Tegucigalpa, where he was detained for the murder of a bus driver who had refused to pay extortion money. "We had already warned him three times. It was necessary," he tells me, his eye unflinching.
Carlos poses for a portrait. Young people who live in a gang-controlled area fear to leave their neighborhood since they can be mistaken for gang members by rival gangs. Honduras, San Pedro Sula, Rivera Hernandez
The spiral of violence these youngsters live in leaves them few ways out. In many cases the only alternative is to emigrate or run away, given that the economic fabric is not able to absorb them into the work force. Those who remain lack any real life chances. These "criminals" are little more than adolescents and, although their familiarity with violence seems to stifle any hopes for a different future, they continue to nurture dreams which will take them beyond the barren horizon of Rivera Hernandez.
Members of the Honduran Military Police stop and search for a group of young men who were playing football in a Barrio 18 controlled area. Honduras, San Pedro Sula, Rivera Hernandez
In Honduras the violent death of youngsters at the hands of other youngsters reflects the violence inherent in Honduran society. Dramatically aware of the lack of any future in their own country, youths kill their peers as if it were a game and seem unperturbed by their own social death. The sole alternative is escape: migration offers the only opportunity to avoid the oblivion that their country condemns them to. Those who stay are condemned to live like "lost children" on an island of violence and terror.
Luis once told me: "Sometimes I feel like we're pawns in a game. God whispers in one of my ears while the devil speaks to me in the other. I try to do good but something stops me."


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Writing Dialogue: 4 Ways to Avoid Floating Head Syndrome!
By Bryn Donovan, @BrynDonovan
Part of the How They Do It Series
JH: Dialogue is wonderful, but it can be an area that readers can get lost in if not done well. White rooms, talking heads, confusing speakers--and to help clear up those fuzzy, yet chatty, areas, Bryn Donovan takes the podium to share some tips on floating head syndrome.
Bryn is the author of two novels and the reference book Master Lists for Writers. She has an MFA in Creative Writing from the University of Arizona, and she blogs at bryndonovan.com.
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Take it away Bryn...
What's Floating Head Syndrome? It's when your story has line after line of dialogue, and the reader can't visualize the scene. My early stories suffered from this terrible affliction, and I'm not going to share excerpts from them, because it's too embarrassing. But basically, Floating Head Syndrome looks like this:
"We need to talk about Noah," Mark said.
"There's nothing to talk about," she replied curtly.
"You don't think we need to discuss the fact that our son turns invisible?"
"You're exaggerating," she said. "He's just really good at hiding."
"Jennifer, we both saw him disappear in the outfield," he insisted. "There was nowhere to hide."
"Okay, fine. So what?"
"I think we should home school him," Mark said.
"That's ridiculous!"
He said, "The other kids are going to figure out he's different."
"I know kids made fun of your lizard tail," she said. "But that doesn't mean they won't like Noah!"
You can see the two problems here (besides the fact that it's silly.) Not only do we get no mental picture of the scene, but we also have a lot of he said, she said (and synonyms like "insisted" don't really make it better.)
It's fine for a first draft, especially when you're just getting things out. Here are four ways to fix it in revision!
1. Facial expressions.
If you describe what your character's face is doing before his line of dialogue, we can visualize him, and you don't need a she said. You may also give a reader a hint about her tone of voice. Yay!
Before: "There's nothing to talk about," she replied curtly.
After: Her jaw clenched. "There's nothing to talk about."
2. Body language and gestures.
This works the same way as above.
Before: "You're exaggerating," she said.
After: She gave a dismissive wave of her hand. "You're exaggerating."
Because I used to have trouble thinking of facial expressions, body language, and gestures again, I've made long lists of both. They're in my book coming out on October 26, Master Lists for Writers.
But if you must have a very long conversation, even dialogue tags like facial expressions and gestures can get tiresome. Your characters can start to come off as grimacing, fidgeting messes. Now what?
3. Use the setting.
If Mark and Jennifer are discussing this in the living room, things could be happening around them. Maybe their dog barks at the mail carrier, or through the window they hear someone mowing his lawn. Describing little things like this can introduce short breaks in the dialogue.
You might also consider moving them to a livelier location. For instance, maybe Mark and Jennifer can discuss their occasionally invisible son while they're still at the Little League game. If everyone else around them is having a good time, this provides a contrast to their serious conversation.
She sighed. "Okay, fine. So what?"
Around them on the bleachers, other parents burst into cheers.
Mark didn't even look over to the field. "I think we should home school him."
And there's one more thing you can do.
4. Give your characters something to do when they talk.
Instead of Mark and Jennifer sitting in the living room, put them in the kitchen. One of them could be in the middle of cooking dinner or emptying the dishwasher.
"Okay, fine." She kept stirring the pot. "So what?"
Mark leaned against the kitchen counter and folded his arms over his chest. "I think we should home school him."
She set the ladle down hard, splattering chili on the stovetop. "That's ridiculous!"
I like to make lists, so if you want 50 ideas of things your characters could be doing while they talk, you can check it out on my blog!
Do you have any other ideas about avoiding Floating Head Syndrome, or writing effective dialogue in general? Please share them in the comments. Happy writing!
About Master Lists for Writers
Get inspired...stay inspired.
Write faster...write more!
MASTER LISTS FOR WRITERS makes "show, don't tell" much easier and helps you figure out your story more quickly. In this book, you'll find:
lists of phrases for describing facial expressions, body language, gestures, physical appearance, and emotions
175 master plot ideas, including romance, high-stakes, family, and workplace stories
lists of words for writing action scenes and love scenes
inspiration for figuring out character traits and quirks, backstories, occupations, motivations, and goals
lists for describing settings and writing dialogue
lists of good character names for contemporary stories...plus medieval England, Regency England, Wild West, and WWII settings
Whether you're writing novels or short fiction, screenwriting, or any other kind of storytelling, MASTER LISTS FOR WRITERS is a rich source of inspiration you'll turn to again and again.
This book contains adult language.
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H.R. Sinclair 10/20/2015 8:54 AM
I'm glad you pointed out that listing gestures over and over get tiresome too! And then gave alternatives. Thanks.
Bryn, is you book going to be available in print as well (or one ebook)?
Stacey Donovan 10/20/2015 11:28 AM
Hi Southpaw! Thanks! Actually, although the official launch date isn't till the 26th, the paperback is available as of this morning :) http://www.amazon.com/Master-Lists-Writers-Thesauruses-Character/dp/0996715215/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1445354850&sr=8-1&keywords=Master+Lists+for+Writers+paperback
H.R. Sinclair 10/20/2015 5:40 PM
Cool! Thanks.
Jenny Johnson 10/31/2015 8:20 PM
Bought the kindle book -- I love it already --now will buy a print copy so I will always have it with me wherever I go
Great post! It came through my feed at the perfect time and I love having the examples. It really drives home the point how expressions gestures and setting can punch up dialog. :D
Oh thank you, Angel! So glad it was helpful :)
JustinFike 10/26/2015 1:06 PM
Some great suggestions here. I especially like the tip to give characters more action during dialog, which leads to better scenes in general as well as just livening up the dialog.
Stacey Donovan 10/29/2015 1:54 PM
Thanks Justin!
Thanks for giving my characters life.


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Energy Efficiency tax rebate increased to 95c/kWh!
(Amendment of section 12L of Act 58 of 1962, as substituted by section 29 of Act 22 of 2012 and amended by section 38 of Act 31 of 2013)
Please note that in terms of the recently promulgated Taxation Laws Amendment Act, Act No. 25 of 2015, published in Government Gazette No. 39588, the Section 12L energy efficiency tax incentive has been amended and improved to increase the amount of the (measured and verified) deduction from 45c to 95 cents per kilowatt hour or kilowatt hour equivalent of energy saved. Furthermore, the increased rate is deemed to have come into operation on 1 March 2015 and applies in respect of years of assessment commencing on or after that date.


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Project Harmony asks community to help identify children facing mental stress this summer break
Updated: 10:40 PM CDT Jun 25, 2020
Katherine Garcia
ROB: WELCOME BACK. MENTAL HEALTH IS AT THE FOREFRONT AS MORE PEOPLE FACE ISOLATION. JULIE: CHILD ADVOCATES SAY CHILDREN ARE ESPECIALLY AT RISK, THEY'RE URGING PEOPLE TO BE AWARE OF THE SIGNS OF TRAUMA. KETV NEWSWATCH 7'S KATHERINE GARCIA HAS THIS STORY NEW AT 10:00. KATHERINE A MAJOR LIFE CHANGE COMPROMISED TABETHA VOGT AND HER THREE DAUGHTERS' MENTAL HEALTH. >> WE ARE GOING THROUGH A VERY ROUGH SITUATION. WE NEEDED SOME HELP. KATHERINE THE GIRLS' FATHER HAS BEEN OUT OF THEIR LIVES FOR ROUGHLY A YEAR NOW. >> IT WAS SIX MONTHS BEFORE IT HIT US. KATHERINE THE GIRLS' GUIDANCE COUNSELOR INTRODUCED THEM TO THE CONNECTIONS MENTAL HEALTH PROGRA PROJECT HARMONY RUNS CONNECTIONS OFFERING A WIDE RANGE OF MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES FOR KIDS. DEPUTY DIRECTOR DEB ANDERSON ATTRIBUTES A RECENT SPIKE IN REPORTS TO RECENT EVENTS, AND NATIONWIDE CONVERSATIONS. >> THIS ISOLATION THROUGH COVID COMBINED WITH WHAT IS HAPPENING IN OUR COMMUNITIES AROUND INSTITUTIONAL RACISM AND SYSTEMIC RACISM HAS CREATED A REAL TOLL ON EVERYONE'S MENTAL HEALTH. WE ARE SEEING THAT ACROSS THE COMMUNITY. THIS IS JUST CHILDREN. KATHERINE: WITH KIDS ON SUMMER VACATION, PROJECT HARMONY NOW RELIES ON THE COMMUNITY TO IDENTIFY THESE CHILDREN, AND REPORT ANY DRASTIC BEHAVIORAL CHANGES OR PHYSICAL SYMPTOMS. >> WHAT IS REALLY HARD FOR U IS THIS THING IS TRYING TO FIGURE OUT. KATHERINE: RIGHT NOW, THIS KIND OF HELP COMES WITH A SIMPLE PHONE CALL OR A COMPUTER SCREEN TABETHA SAYS HER DAUGHTERS' SESSIONS HAVE BROUGHT THEM CLOSER AS A FAMILY. >> WHOEVER YOU ARE, IF YOU'RE GOING THROUGH SOMETHING ROUGH, AND YOU NEED THE HELP, DON'T BE AFRAID TO REACH OUT AND GET IT. KATHERINE: IN OMAHA, KATHERINE GARCIA, KETV NEWSWATCH 7. JULIE: THE CONNECTIONS PROGRAM IS FOR CHILDREN IN KINDERGARTEN THROUGH EIGHTH GRADE. SOME FAMILIES MAY QUALIFY FOR FINANCIAL HELP TOO. FOR MORE INFORMATION, CALL PROJECT HARM
Mental health is on the forefront as more people are facing isolation child advocates say children are especially at-risk and urge folks to be weary of signs of trauma.A major life change compromised Tabetha Vogt and her three daughters' mental health."My daughter and I were going through a very rough situation, and we needed some help," said Vogt.The girls' father has been out of their lives for roughly a year now. "It was six months before it really hit us and reality sunk in again," Vogt said.The girls' guidance counselor introduced them to"Connections." It is a mental health program for children under Project Harmony. Deputy director Deb Anderson attributes a recent spike in reports to recent events and nationwide conversations. "This isolation through COVID, combined with what's happened in our communities around institutional racism and systemic racism has really just created a real toll for everybody's mental health and we're seeing that just across the community it isn't just children," said Anderson.With kids on summer vacation, Project Harmony now relies on the community to identify these children and report any drastic behavioral changes or physical symptoms. "It's really hard for us because we rely so much on schools to make referrals," Anderson said. "The hardest thing is trying to figure out is how do we get access to kids so that we can give them the help that they need when they most need it?"Right now, this kind of help comes with a simple phone call or a computer screen. Vogt said her daughters' sessions have brought them closer as a family. "Whoever you are, if you're going through something rough, you need to help. Don't be afraid to reach out and get it," Vogt."Connections" is available for children ages Kindergarten through 8th grade. Some families may qualify for financial assistance. The contact for the program is 402-595-1059.
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Mental health is on the forefront as more people are facing isolation child advocates say children are especially at-risk and urge folks to be weary of signs of trauma.
A major life change compromised Tabetha Vogt and her three daughters' mental health.
"My daughter and I were going through a very rough situation, and we needed some help," said Vogt.
The girls' father has been out of their lives for roughly a year now.
"It was six months before it really hit us and reality sunk in again," Vogt said.
The girls' guidance counselor introduced them to"Connections." It is a mental health program for children under Project Harmony.
Deputy director Deb Anderson attributes a recent spike in reports to recent events and nationwide conversations.
"This isolation through COVID, combined with what's happened in our communities around institutional racism and systemic racism has really just created a real toll for everybody's mental health and we're seeing that just across the community it isn't just children," said Anderson.
With kids on summer vacation, Project Harmony now relies on the community to identify these children and report any drastic behavioral changes or physical symptoms.
"It's really hard for us because we rely so much on schools to make referrals," Anderson said. "The hardest thing is trying to figure out is how do we get access to kids so that we can give them the help that they need when they most need it?"
Right now, this kind of help comes with a simple phone call or a computer screen. Vogt said her daughters' sessions have brought them closer as a family.
"Whoever you are, if you're going through something rough, you need to help. Don't be afraid to reach out and get it," Vogt.
"Connections" is available for children ages Kindergarten through 8th grade. Some families may qualify for financial assistance. The contact for the program is 402-595-1059.


Allow us a moment to make a rather morbid observation. If there's one minor benefit to the seemingly rampant number of terror attacks currently assailing people across the globe, it's that the travel industry has never been more affordable in recent memory. It's a tragic benefit, but a benefit nonetheless. As the hospitality people reflexively lower their prices, the adventurous traveler can get to parts unknown for cheaper than ever before.
Experts predict that airfare prices — should the current trend continue as it has — will drop 8.2 percent by October. That means that the average round trip airfare of a domestic flight will only be $213.
The price of oil and gas comes into play with airfare, as well. In July, the price of jet fuel dropped 7 percent, meaning fuel is as cheap as it was in 2009. That equates to a hefty savings for the airline industry. It's entirely possible that consumers might see some of those savings passed along in the near future.
If you have to travel anywhere, especially for the holiday season, it might be wise to hedge your bets and wait just a little bit longer before you plunk down airfare.


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Minnetonka Track and Field News
Former Boys Assistant CC Coach, Steve Hoag, passed away
Sadly, our boys cross country assistant coach for the past ten years, Steve Hoag passed away at home on September 15, 2017 at the age of 70. He had been recovering over the past year from double lung transplant surgery, and had developed pneumonia in late June of this year. His enthusiasm for working with young runners was truly amazing. He touched all those who were privileged to get to know him over the years. He was a Minnesota running legend, having been Gopher All American distance runner and Big Ten 2 mile champ in his college days, and national caliber road runner in the 1970's. He placed 2nd in the 1975 Boston Marathon (behind Bill Rodgers) in 2:11.39, and was ranked #4 in the world that year. He owned and operated Marathon Sports running store in south Minneapolis for twenty plus years, before retiring to help coach at Richfield then Minnetonka. Tonka was so fortunate to have him coaching here over the years, and he will be greatly missed. He will be honored at the Griak Invitation at the University of Minnesota in a moment of silence just before the Division 1 college and High School Gold races.
Steve on a training run.
Former Head Track Coach, Joe Lane, Passed Away
We are so sad to write that Joe Lane passed away on Wednesday, June 28, 2017. Joe coached boys' track and field at Minnetonka from 1971-2000. He was an assistant with Bob Rogness from 1971-72, and became the boys' head coach in 1973. His teams were legendary, finishing in the top 10 at State numerous times, and winning the State title in 1976.
Joe coached and taught at Minnetonka both in the middle schools and at the high school levels. He touched countless lives in so many ways. He had a passion for kids and coaching that was apparent from the moment you met him! His knowledge was surpassed only by the kindness of his heart. Joe also had a stubborn streak that made you know he meant business!!!! All of these attributes combined to make Joe the wonderful person he was.
On a personal note, I was blessed to meet Joe in 1985, my first year coaching at Minnetonka. He was a wonderful friend, a great mentor, and a caring human being. We were blessed with a great staff, and my days working with Joe and Bob Rogness are some of my favorite memories. As track and field athletes, we all know that it is not only about all the meters we run, or the throws, or the jumps that we do. The relationships that we make are truly some of the greatest memories that we will take with us. As I contacted former athletes to let them know of Joe's passing, one thing was clear-the huge impact that he had made on their lives. Many people commented "He always believed in me." "He is the one who pushed me". "Joe helped me believe in myself". "He had a huge impact on my life". THIS is Joe's legacy. The world is better for having had him and we are better people for having known him. Thank you, Joe.
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So I did a google search on weeds and their devastation on plants and crops. Weeds are generally plants that have absolutely no redeeming value as far as food, nutrition, or medicine is concerned. They have accelerated growth patterns and are often poisonous if eaten. Weeds compete with flowers, grasses, vegetable and fruit plants for water, sunlight, and nutrients leaving non-weed plants starving. The devastation that invasive weeds inflict is well documented.
So you may be wondering what we can learn from a lesson on weeds.
Well what about the "weeds" of the flesh, such as jealousy, discontentment, selfishness, pride, anger, worry and bitterness?
Just like weeds can grow, spread, and ruin a whole garden quickly, a single thought from the devil can grow rapidly, take root, and choke out our peace, joy, and contentment.
It is amazing how quickly a destructive thought multiplies and can have us consumed on issues that have no redeeming value at all.
Let me give you a personal example of how this happened in my life.
My husband and I struggled to have children. Since I was a little girl, I have always wanted to be a mom. After four years and losing two children, the devil started planting seeds in my mind of God not wanting me to have children. I entertained that thought for a while, then I started questioning God's love for me.
Did God not want me to be happy? Did God just want to take away the very thing I have dreamed of my entire life?
Then it grew into anger and bitterness every time I was out and saw a pregnant woman.
Why God are you punishing me? Why do I constantly have to be surrounded by glowing pregnant women? You are just rubbing it in my face.
See how quickly one thought spread? The devil planted one weed that took me about a year to gain control of. I wasted so much time on false and destructive thoughts when God was just growing me and teaching me lessons to get me where I needed to go.
He was not out to get me but to fulfill His perfect plan for my life. God was not out to hurt me but to show me more of His love, peace, and grace than I had ever known.
God wanted me to have children, but it simply was not His perfect timing yet. I allowed my weeds to get out of hand and it choked out the TRUTH of God, His love, and His promises in His Word.
My friends, don't let the weeds in. Keep watch for the weeds. Take every destructive thought captive before it takes you captive.
We must choose daily to fill our hearts and minds with the truths of the Word that can set us free. We can't fight them if we are not seeking the Lord and His help.
We can't fight the weeds without God's powerful tools. We must use the tools of prayer and Scripture to destroy lies, doubts, and fears.
The weeds will come. The question is, will you be watching and armed to destroy them before they destroy you?


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In Sea Bright, we have now brought natural gas to the meters of each of our customers who are able to have their services safely restored.
In Manasquan, municipal crews continue to clear debris from First Avenue, and our crews are working directly behind them, installing new services and bringing natural gas to our customers' meters on the 300 block of First Avenue and its side streets.
Natural gas is available to 5,415 of our affected customers' meters, with 1,614 turned back on.
We have corrected 26 percent of the anomalies that must be addressed before we can begin to re-pressurize our system from Bay Head to Seaside. These anomalies were identified during our initial damage assessments, which are now complete. Our sectionalization valves are in place and re-pressurization plans are completed; we will be ready to implement them as soon as we address the anomalies in our mains and services.
Natural gas is now available to 2,254 of our customers' meters.
Today, we are re-introducing natural gas into the fifth section of our main on Long Beach Island, from West Seashell Lane to Holly Drive. We expect to move onto the sixth section tomorrow, from Holly Drive to the northern tip of the island. Once we complete Barnegat Light, we will move to 49th Street in Brant Beach and work our way south.


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