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A Case of Vertigo
by Michelle George
Michelle George solves a case of vertigo using the updated Boenninghausen Repertory.
A female aged 32 presented with vertigo that had steadily worsened over the past 3 to 4 weeks. She often felt dizzy while walking and said she had experienced it on her way to see me. She said she was experiencing the sensation at that moment whilst sitting and was finding it difficult to focus on me or one object. She described it as "things went from as if they were moving to becoming hazy". The episodes were becoming more frequent and could come on at any time of the day, standing sitting or lying. There were no modalities, pains or other marked sensations with the vertigo.
She said she had been suffering from constipation since travelling overseas over one year ago. She said that she only had a bowel motion once a week, which suited her because she needed to be up very early each morning for work and had a busy schedule. Her stool came usually on the weekend. When the stool came it was normal, no pain maybe just a larger amount. She had tried laxative treatments and enemas in the past but they had made no difference.
She worked in an office. She sometimes competed in triathlon, so she trained every day. Her 'rest' day consisted of lighter exercise like jogging or playing a game of basketball. She said she feels really bad if she misses training and will even train when she is sick.
She is extremely health conscious and has a diet containing plenty of vegetable fibre, meats and fruits and drinks plenty of water. I discovered that she snacks almost constantly through the day between her regular meals, snacks consisting of muesli bars, nuts, small tin of tuna etc. She carries these snacks with her whenever she is out and about. She said she is often worried that there won't be food nearby. She said that she didn't like the thought of her stomach feeling empty because it would rumble such that others could hear (borborygmi). Her menarche was at 18 years and it has always been infrequent, sometimes only appearing every 2 or 3 months. No other symptoms. She is tall and built like an endurance athlete. She is married without children.
The following symptoms were selected that best described the presenting symptoms.
Sensorium (consciousness), Vertigo (dizziness, giddiness etc.) (815)
Digestive Dysfunctions, Evacuation & Stools, Constipation 1418)
Female genitalia, Menstruation, Menses, infrequent (menses delayed; cycle too long) (515)
Modalities, From Situation & Circumstance, Exertion, physical, amel. (+ amel. Dancing, Running, Walking quickly) 11915)
Modalities, From Situation & Circumstance, Eating, before (on an empty stomach, fasting) 11897)
The repertory I use is the TBR 2 which has been newly updated and revised from Hahnemann's and Bõnninghausen's original manuscripts by George Dimitriadis and the Hahnemann Institute in Sydney. It yielded the following remedies:
When I read Sepia in The Chronic Diseases there were 16 vertigo symptoms, including symptom 90: Vertigo when walking, as if all objects were moving. And symptom 99: Dizzy vertigo, every afternoon from 4 to 6pm while sitting and walking. No other Materia Medica could give me such detail and confirmation that Sepia is capable of producing this vertigo, as well as the constipation, the infrequent menses, general amelioration from exercise and aggravation from fasting. Also, having an even grading in the repertorisation tells me that these symptoms in combination are only found in Sepia.
Sepia 0/1 (Q potency) was given to be taken once daily. Return in three weeks.
When the patient returned, she reported that the vertigo had disappeared. The remedy had started to work in the first few days with gradually fewer episodes of vertigo. She also had more bowel movements now, about every three days.
Continue Sepia 0/1 daily. Return in 4 weeks.
She continued to improve with regular bowel motions and no more vertigo. She had also had her period over a week ago, so I asked her to continue on the medicine and return in another 4 weeks. When she returned, she reported that she was now having a regular menstrual cycle and other symptoms were still good. She was less stressed about having the snacks with her as well as not being so hard on herself if she missed a training session. On parting she said that she felt more feminine. "I feel like my breasts are finally developing" (she had been quite flat chested). I gave her a refill of the Sepia and told her to continue taking it.
I lost contact with this patient due to distance, but a friend of hers informed me that she was fine and well. She has since had one child and is happy and healthy.
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Michelle George
Michelle George is an Australian Traditional Medicine Society accredited practitioner who graduated from Nature Care College, Sydney in 1991. Michelle has a good working knowledge of many alternative therapies but has found that the accurately prescribed homœopathic medicine works much faster and produces a more permanent cure than other modalities. Michelle is passionate about promoting homœopathy as a scientific approach and believes that the way forward is to fully understand our source literature, from an academic and practical perspective. Michelle has used only The Bönninghausen Repertory – Therapeutic Pocketbook Method, since 2011, and continues to study the writings of Hahnemann, Bönninghausen and others.
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"Those who plan to come to the games, intent on causing trouble and ruining the day, need to know they won't get away with it"
More than 50,000 fans are expected to make their way to Hampden on Saturday and Sunday for the Scottish Cup semi-finals.
Motherwell and Aberdeen go head-to-head on Saturday (April 14), followed by Celtic and Rangers on Sunday (April 15).
With football fans from across the country heading to the southside of Glasgow, as well as bars and pubs to watch both matches, "passions can run high", says the Police Scotland chief responsible for keeping the peace.
Public safety is the primary concern, say Police Scotland, and those attending are asked to stick to the safety advice given.
Chief Superintendent Brian McInulty said: "The semi-finals build up is well underway with a significant amount of planning taking place to ensure those attending, and watching across the country and beyond, can enjoy the event safely.
"These are showcase matches of what is best in Scottish football and we want it to be an enjoyable family occasion for everyone watching at the stadium or elsewhere.
Another focus for police over the weekend is alcohol, licensing and its links with domestic abuse.
Chief Superintendent McInulty continued: "All the teams taking part have committed and passionate supporters and the vast majority of those fans will want to enjoy the game in a safe environment. The atmosphere will be electric, emotions will be running high and the vast majority of supporters will be contributing towards an exciting and positive atmosphere. However, anyone who involves themselves in acts of sectarianism, disorder or violence will be dealt with robustly.
"Although the kick off time for the second semi between Celtic and Rangers is slightly later than has been normal, this should not mean that those planning to attend should think they have more time to consume alcohol to excess. Put simply, if you are drunk and attempting to enter the stadium, you will not be permitted and you will miss the game.
"Those who plan to come to the games, intent on causing trouble and ruining the day, need to know they won't get away with it. Don't think you've escaped because you're not arrested on the day because retrospective investigations will be conducted and trouble makers will be identified and arrested. This is something we've done numerous times in the past with great success.
Police will be carrying out spot checks throughout both days, stopping buses and coaches travelling to games and using specially trained dogs to sniff out flares, fireworks and smoke bombs.
Public transport systems will be busy, and anyone travelling to Hampden is asked to leave plenty of time to ensure they get there safely before the game starts.


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Freight transportation on road and rail analysed
Freight transport accounts for a large proportion of the emissions, noise and congestion produced by road traffic. Transporting freight in larger but fewer lorries could reduce the problem. At the same time it might entail freight being diverted from more environmentally beneficial modes of transport such as rail and sea.
Post analysis of Freight Modal split is a VTI analysis of how domestic freight has historically been influenced by an increase in permissible size of road haulage vehicles. Longer and heavier vehicles increase the possibilities of transporting larger amounts of freight per shipment and produce lower emissions and costs per tonne kilometre*.
"Sweden and Finland are the leading countries in Europe for heavy vehicles. We have had considerably heavier lorries than the rest of EU for some time ," says Inge Vierth, who is leading the investigation at VTI. "The maximum weight in Sweden is 64 tonnes, and in Finland it totals 76 tonnes, which can be compared with the rest of the EU, where lorries can weigh a maximum of 40 tonnes."
However, there are now signs indicating that the 40 tonne limit in the rest of the EU countries will be raised. This might entail problems, as heavier lorries represent a competitive advantage for road haulage. Companies which currently transport freight by rail, which has less of an impact on the climate, could thus instead be attracted to road transport.
In order to evaluate the companies' inclination to move to lorries, VTI's study has examined what happened on the occasions when Sweden raised the maximum permitted weights for lorry rigs in 1990 and 1993.
Both Sweden and the EU have an ambition to keep long distance freight on rail – however, transporting freight over short distances by train is difficult. Inge Vierth considers that the different character of the freight also produces different conditions.
"In Germany and France, for example, a larger proportion of light goods is transported than in Sweden and Finland, where a large proportion of the heavy shipments consist of timber, steel and iron ore."
The conditions are consequently not entirely comparable between, for example, Germany and Sweden. Furthermore, according to Inge Vierth, it is difficult to draw clear conclusions from the Swedish conditions in 1990 and 1993 – a period that was strongly characterised by economic crises.
"Despite the increase in the maximum permitted weight of road vehicles, we don't see any clear move away from rail, even though road haulage benefited from an expanding market during the 1990s."
Overall, an increased proportion of freight was transported by rail after 2000. Inge Vierth feels that certain external circumstances have affected the type of transport. For example, an increasing proportion of round timber went over to road transport during the 1990s. However, there was a rise in transport of round timber by rail in connection with storm Gudrun in 2005.
"Such large amounts of round timber were involved that more rail transport became necessary and rail has subsequently increased its share of timber transport."
According to the study, transfer of freight from one kind of transport to another is partly down to which type of goods it concerns.
"Heavy goods such as paper and cardboard are difficult to switch over from rail to road, but wood products, for example, have largely changed from rail to road.
Inge Vierth also observes that rail has taken market shares during the last decade, which is partly due to the fact that transport customers have adapted and developed smarter systems.
"For example, ICA and SSAB are collaborating. The trains are full in both directions, which is a good thing."
*unit of weight times distance driven
Text: Johan Granath/redakta
Photo: Mostphotos
VTI notat 34-2017: Impact of higher road vehicle dimensions on modal split: An ex-post analysis for Sweden
Welcome to contact me for more information.
Inge Vierth inge.vierth@vti.se

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The Ghana Commercial Bank has sought to assure its customers and the general public its funds are safe, stressing that its proactiveness in drawing the attention of the relevant state security agencies helped to nib in the bud, the suspicious transactions of some customers of the bank.
News went viral on Monday that huge sums of money have been fraudulently wired from the vaults of GCB through certain accounts with the connivance of the Bank�s IT department.
But GCB, in a statement issued today, assured its customers that their �deposits are safe and the bank�s vaults are very secure�. GCB, however, debunked the report that the bank�s IT department was complicit in the matter.
�The statement in the media that the incident occurred with the connivance of the Bank�s IT department has not been established�To commence their investigations, EOCO issued a letter to the Bank, authorizing it to freeze the accounts on which the suspicious transactions had been carried out,� the statement partly read.
Below is the statement issued by the Ghana Commercial Bank on the matter.
Our attention has been drawn to a news item being carried by the media about some funds that have been ��siphoned from the vaults of GCB��.
We wish to assure our loyal customers and the general public that there is no cause for alarm as no funds have been ��siphoned from the vaults�� of the bank. Our customers� deposits are safe and the bank�s vaults are very secure.
The Bank noticed some unusual withdrawals over the counter by customers in certain branches and took immediate steps to confirm the genuineness of these transactions. In the process, the Bank arrested the culprits the same day (and some the following day) who are going through due investigative process. The Bank proactively reported the matter to the Police and EOCO and is collaborating with them to carry out further investigations into the incident.
To commence their investigations, EOCO issued a letter to the Bank, authorizing it to freeze the accounts on which the suspicious transactions had been carried out.
While this incident is unfortunate we are pleased with the speed with which the incident was detected and dealt with. We can also assure the general public and our customers that the Bank continues to invest in its Technology infrastructure to ensure that appropriate controls are in place to prevent or speedily detect any fraudulent activity as happened in this case.
The statement in the media that the incident occurred with the connivance of the Bank�s IT department has not been established. We would urge the media to collaborate with the law enforcement agencies in order not to jeopardise the investigative work being carried out.
We would like to take this opportunity to thank all our stakeholders, informants and the law enforcement agencies who worked with us to bring this issue under control.
Issued by Management of GCB.


This was my second trip out, and I decided to try something a little different. Rather than paddle up and then downstream, I was dropped off at the launch site on CR 419 and then picked up downstream at Snow Hill Rd., where I left from last time.
During my last trip, my back got really sore so this time I bought a pad for the for the back rest. That was a huge improvement! I still need to do something about the metal part of the seat that connects the seat to the backrest; it's still a little rough on the tailbone, but that is an easy fix. I also learned that about 2 hours about as far as I want to go without taking a break to walk around and stretch out.
On to the river… the first part of the river is a very different experience than the second part. With no hiking trails on either side of the river for about the first three miles, it is very quiet. Nothing makes a sound except for the wind through the trees and an occasional splash from an alligator or turtles.
As the river approaches the portion of the state forest where the hiking trails run alongside the river, there is a little more human traffic around, so there are several "hellos" and friendly waves from the shore.
I mentioned alligators – there were a few along the way, but there are two really big ones that I passed. Unfortunately the picture below didn't come out that well, and I'm not good enough with photo shop to bring down the tone of the white areas.
The one other thing that I wanted to note about this trip was the speed. On my first trip, I noted that my speed upstream was about 1mph with pretty much constant paddling. Going downstream and letting the river do most of the work, my speed was closer to 2 mph. This is a good data point for future trips. The map with all of the technical details is down below the photos.


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Niwot Ridge is located approximately 35 km west of Boulder, Colorado, with the entire study site lying above 3000 m elevation. There is a cirque glacier (Arikaree Glacier), extensive alpine tundra, a variety of glacial landforms, glacial lakes and moraines, cirques and talus slopes, patterned ground, and permafrost. The research area is bounded on the west by the Continental Divide, with runoff on the two sides being destined for the Colorado and Mississippi Rivers. The alpine study area is reached by an unimproved road from the Mountain Research Station (2895 m) which leads to within 2 km of the main tundra research site, the Saddle (3528 m). The D-1 research site (3739 m), for which climate records are continuous from 1952, lies a farther 3 km from the road head. The Martinelli study area (3380 m) is located 1 km southwest of the Saddle, in the forest-tundra ecotone. The Green Lakes Valley lies immediately south of the western half of Niwot Ridge. It includes the Arikaree Glacier at its head (3798 m), and the wetland, Green Lake 4, and Albion research sites. The Green Lakes Valley and Martinelli sites are all within the City of Boulder Watershed which is closed to public access. Niwot Ridge, including the main alpine study site, is part of the Roosevelt National Forest and has been designated a Biosphere Reserve (United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization, UNESCO) and an Experimental Ecology Reserve (USDA Forest Service). A context-sensitive topographic relief map can be used to access the scenic views of the areas indicated above, as well as several others. C-1 is located in a Subalpine Forest, 9.7 km east of the Continental Divide. Topographic setting: ridge-top. Climate data completeness good from 1953 to present. Climate parameters measured include temperature, relative humidity, solar radiation, barometric pressure, wind speed and direction, precipitation, soil moisture and temperature, snow depth. At this site are also atmospheric and ecological research operations including the NCRS Snotel site, NOAA CMDL Carbon (CO2) and Halocarbon (anthroponenic greenhouse gases and staospheric ozone depletors, and surface ozone) measurements, National Weather Service precipitation gage, NOAA Climate Research Network (CRN) weather station, Ameriflux tower (forest ecology and atmospheric flux).


The first mothership operation of its kind in the area!
It is hard to believe that the Lakshadweep Islands, formerly known as the Laccadives, have remained widely untouched from tourism. The islands are the northernmost of the Lakshadweep-Maldives-Chagos group of islands, which are the tops of a vast undersea mountain range, the Chagos-Laccadive Ridge. A mere 1 1/2 hour flight from mainland India is all that it takes to set foot into the softest coral sand you will ever experience. Stepping of the plane and you find yourself in the famous "Giant Trevally triangle" of the indian Ocean, the arabian Sea. The Lakshadweep islands are the eastern border of this body of water that is known for its massive GT's. Just on the other side of the Arabian sea, you will find Southern Oman as well as Socotra, both known for their unimaginable fish size on heavy popping equipment.
Just to enter Lakshadweep as a foreigner enquires a special license. Both tourism and sportfishing is extremely restricted and authorities are monitoring the fishing closely. Until now the area has been open for some small scale sportfishing from the main island of Lakshadweep called Agattti and its closest neighbours and the only means of getting around has been with open wooden boats. Since 2016 Solid Adventures have rights to operate a mothership accompanied by 2-3 smaller fishing boats in the archipelago opening up new possibilities to explore the magnitude of the area to its full potential. Already in our scouting phase, we have found prolific flats with GT, Bonefish, Triggers, Milkfish and more. plus the ever present reef spinning/popping. We are able to fish the far away atolls with the comfort and safety one would expect in a hotel. A new era of sportfishing has begun and Solid Adventures runs the only full-scale operation of its kind in the area.
This has been made possible by close cooperation with the people of Lakshadweep where rules and best practices have been worked out. With a focus on sustainability and local interaction to ensure the Lakshadweep fisheries remain unharmed we hope to have a postitive influence on the fish numbers in the archipelago. Even though the fishing today is absolute world class our common goal is to have the fishing improve even more over time as sustainable catch and release sport fishing becomes a long term industry for the local population of Lakshadweep.


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Perfectly proportioned, Toulouse spreads out from the arcaded, café-lined Capitole Square, to cross the River Garonne and Canal du Midi. From the 10th to the 13th centuries the counts of Toulouse controlled much of southern France. They maintained the most resplendent court in the land, renowned for its troubadours, the poets of courtly love (whose work influenced Petrarch, Dante and Chaucer) and thus the whole course of European poetry. Near both the Pyrenees and the Mediterranean, Toulouse is today a beautiful town known for its charming historic centre of rose coloured buildings.
Built of brick, stone and tile from the 11th to the 13th century, the Basilique St-Sernin is France's largest Romanesque church. Nearly 115m in length, it contains the tomb of Saint-Saturnin or Sernin, martyr and bishop, who brought Christianity to Toulouse. It was also used to house the thousands of pilgrims who travelled through on their way to the tomb of St. James in Spain´s Santiago de Compostela. Its most striking external features are the octagonal brick belfry with rounded and pointed arches, diamond lozenges, colonnettes and mouldings picked out in stone. Outside the basilica the whole of Place St-Sernin turns into a vibrant flea market on Sunday mornings.
Place du Capitole has been the seat of Toulouse's city government since the 12th century. It is one of the most striking City Halls in France. The elaborate 18th century pink and white façade features grand columns and pilasters, from which the flags of Languedoc, the Republic and the European Union are flown. If there are no official functions taking place, peek inside at the Salle des Illustres and a couple of other rooms covered in elaborate late 19th century murals. The arcaded, café-lined Place Capitole is a perfect place to take a break from sightseeing, enjoy a coffee and people-watch.
In the nearby web of pedestrianized streets, the magistrates of the Capitole built their private mansions or hôtels (often more like castles than homes). They used almost exclusively the flat Toulousain brick, whose rosy colour gives the city its nickname of Ville Rose. The best known is the Hôtel Assézat. The 16th century brick and stone palace features Doric, Ionic and Corinthian columns, plus a lofty staircase tower surmounted by an octagonal lantern. The building is open to the public thanks to its excellent collection of paintings. There are works by Cranach the Elder, Tintoretto and Canaletto as well as Pissarro, Monet, Gauguin, Vlaminck, Dufy and Bonnard.
By the right bank of the river Garonne is Toulouse's new contemporary art gallery, Les Abattoirs. Opened in 2000, the venue was constructed in a vast brick abattoir complex dating from 1828. It is considered to be one of France's best contemporary art museums. The collection comprises over 2000 works (painting, sculpture, mixed- and multimedia) by artists from 44 countries, but the most striking piece is undoubtedly Picasso's massive theatre backdrop, La dépouille du Minotaure en costume d'Arlequin, painted in 1936 for Romain Rolland's Le 14 Juillet.
Toulouse has always been an aviation centre. St-Exupéry and Mermoz flew out from here on their pioneering airmail flights over Africa and the Atlantic in the 1920s. These days, the city is home to the National Space Centre, the European shuttle programme and the leading aeronautical schools. Aérospatiale is the driving force behind Concorde, Airbus and the Ariane space rocket. Located in Blagnac, 10 kms from Toulouse, Aérospatiale is where the Airbus A320 and A340 planes are assembled. The hour and a half visit of the Clément Ader factory (the temple of aerospace) is well worth the time.
The tree-lined Canal du Midi is an enchanting waterway. Constructed under Louis XIV to link the Atlantic to the Mediterranean Sea, the canal is today inscribed on UNESCO's list of the world's cultural patrimony. There is no better way to explore the diversity of the countryside than to hop aboard a "péniche" or barge, and navigate your way along the canal at 4 miles an hour. A 40km cycle path stretches from Toulouse to Port Lauragais on the south bank and the many canalside paths are peaceful places to walk, run or cycle. You can hire a bicycle from Vélo-Station, at Place Charles de Gaulle opposite the Tourist Office.
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Positives: Above-average height and bulk for the position, with great hand size. Above-average acceleration off the line. Able to get physical with cornerbacks to get open. Consistently above-average, soft hands, and extends well when stationary. Able to make tough catches in traffic. Able to go to ground for off-target passes. Runs tough after the catch with good balance and leverage. Keeps his balance after contact. Fair downfield run blocker. Above-average track speed for the position and size.
Negatives: Doesn't consistently get good positioning against defensive backs on back-shoulder passes. Suspect tracking over his inside shoulder. Suspect ball security after the catch and holds the ball too low. Below-average vertical leap and lower-body explosiveness in Combine drills. Below-average ability to change directions with burst in Combine drills.


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Q: What will happen at linebacker this year, looking pretty weak?
A: Ah, the optimism of spring.
I'll assume you read my position overview of the linebackers from earlier this week so we can use that as the base for the rest of the answer.
No doubt, losing the best linebacker off a group that elicited nothing but additional question marks a year ago stamps the LB corps as the biggest question mark on the defense once again heading into the 2012 season, if not the biggest on the entire team. Few would deny that.
But to the question of what UW is going to do about, the answer is obvious as the Huskies fired three defensive coaches and in the turnover that followed, will have new position coaches this year for every defensive position grouping. The hope is obviously that those coaches make their current players better while simultaneously recruiting players who down the road will be an upgrade from what they have now.
In the case of the linebackers, that new position coach is Peter Sirmon, who while young got nothing but praise for the job he did at Tennessee. College football being what it is, there's no choice but to go into the year with what you have on the roster and try to make the best of it. The hope will be that the young talent naturally matures with a year of experience, and that maybe the new coaches have some new schemes/methods of development to speed the progress along.
Q: If the NCAA orders Oregon to vacate the Pac-12 title, is the new champ UCLA?
A: Probably not. This used to happen in the old days that teams would get given wins via forfeit after the fact if the victor later ran afoul of the law. UW's official record now for 1977, for instance, is 10-2 thanks to later forfeits by Mississippi State and UCLA. But of late, teams that run into issues are ordered simply to vacate the win — but the loss for the either team still remains. That's what happened with USC in the Reggie Bush deal, where it no longer gets credit for the wins, but the losses still remain for the vanquished.
Q: The Pac-12 and Big Ten just made a special pact. When do we see the impact of that agreement on Pac-12 and Big Ten Football? What will the impact be?
A: I really can't answer that question any better than this story does.
For football fans, as the story notes, the hope is that by 2017 every Pac-12 team will be playing a Big Ten team each season. They have to wait that long to allow every team to clear out existing non-conference scheduling agreements.
UW, though, has long played lots of Big Ten teams, such as Ohio State in 2003-07, Michigan in 2001-02, Indiana in 2003, and has home-and-homes upcoming with Illinois in 2013-14, and Wisconsin in 2017-18. So this won't really have a huge impact on UW when it comes to football since the Huskies have long played a lot of Big Ten teams.
But it will create some certainty in the non-conference schedules for teams and help further the long-standing ties between the two conferences.
Q: Where does Keith Price's Alamo Bowl performance rank on the list of by a Husky QB? Can you give a Top 5 for our Husky QBs in your time on the beat?
A: The performance by Price (shown in an AP picture above scoring a touchdown against Baylor) obviously has to rank right at the top of QB performances in UW history. To refresh the memory, he was 23-37 for 438 yards passing with four touchdowns and no interceptions while also rushing for three touchdowns. The seven touchdowns responsible for were a bowl game record (for any bowl), and his total passing yards were second in UW history behind only the 455 of Cody Pickett against Arizona in 2001.
I've covered UW since 1997, and the only QB performance I would rank in that time ahead of Price's Alamo Bowl is the 300-200 game of Marques Tuiasosopo against Stanford in 1999, when he threw for 302 yards and ran for 207 in a 35-30 win over the Cardinal. That the Huskies got the win in a game that at the time looked like it might decide the Pac-10 title gives that performance a slight edge (here's a story I wrote on that game last year).
No. 3 on my list would be the aforementioned performance turned in by Pickett against Arizona in 2001, when along with setting a school passing record that still exists he also scored the winning touchdown on a 3-yard run with 13 seconds left.
Coming in at No. 4 would be Jake Locker's game against Cal in 2009. There were no real dramatics as UW won 42-10. But Locker's statistical line was pretty hard to beat as he was 19-23 passing for 248 yards and three touchdowns while also rushing for 77 yards and two more scores.
No. 5 was a little harder to decide, and I ultimately decided to split it between Pickett's 2001 Apple Cup (an Apple Cup record 371 yards in a 26-14 win against a WSU team ranked No. 9 in the country) and Tuiasosopo's off-the-bench performance against Nebraska in 1997, when in what was the first significant playing time of his career as a true freshman, he threw for 270 yards in roughly three quarters in almost leading Washington back from a 21-0 deficit against a Cornhusker team that ended up winning a share of the national title.


In this section you will find a selection of mooving poems from Happy Cow's regular contributors as well as those kindly shared with us by our moovellous visitors.
We even have some of those really posh grown up poems that don't even rhyme.
Over the years Happy Cow has collected a selection of quotes that she has found moving or inspirational at various times of her jolly bovine life.
In our quotes section you can find all these quotes as well as a selection from Happy Cow herself and our very popular regular contributor Swifty Flame-Anderson.
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Global Business|Chinese Manufacturing Data Suggests Muted Recovery
https://nyti.ms/VkJUBN
Chinese Manufacturing Data Suggests Muted Recovery
By Bettina Wassener
HONG KONG — A survey of manufacturing activity in China on Thursday provided more reassurance that the Chinese economy, buoyed by somewhat improved global trade and a string of government stimulus measures last year, has settled into a muted recovery.
The reading of the purchasing managers' index, published by the British bank HSBC, rose to 51.9 in January from 51.5 in December. It was the fifth consecutive improvement in the monthly index, and took the number to its highest level in two years.
The early version of the HSBC index, which is based on about 90 percent of the survey results, provides one of the earliest insights into the world's second-largest economy each month, and is thus closely watched by analysts and investors.
"The upbeat manufacturing PMI reading heralds a good start to China's economic growth into the New Year," commented Qu Hongbin, chief China economist for HSBC, in a note accompanying the data release. While export growth was likely to remain tepid, he added, infrastructure construction was regaining momentum, and companies had started to step up hiring and manufacturing again.
The reading underlined a picture that has been crystallizing since last year: That the years of double-digit growth are a thing of the past, and that China's economy has, for now, settled into a more modest pace of expansion.
Data released last week showed that the Chinese economy expanded just 7.8 percent last year — from 9.3 percent in 2011 and 10.4 percent in 2010.
The last few months have shown an improvement as government-mandated measures aimed at propping up growth filtered through to the economy.
But that recovery has been modest. The January HSBC index released Thursday, for example, was just 4.3 points higher than its last trough in August, Mr. Qu noted. By comparison, the rebound of 2009 saw the index jump more than 9 points in just five months.


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The following article was submitted by Janice Cox Brown, of Tyler, Texas, 2nd great-grand niece of Reverend Benjamin Fulton Jenkins.
Benjamin Fulton Jenkins was the fourth child and youngest son of Benjamin Shacklett Jenkins and Elizabeth Tichenor Humphrey. His paternal grandparents, John S. Jenkins and Sarah Quick Shacklett, (formerly of George's Township, Fayette County, Pennsylvania), were early Kentucky settlers before 1800 in Meade County (then Hardin County). His maternal grandparents were Abijah Humphrey and Catherine Emerson of Burkesville, Cumberland County, Kentucky.
Ben Jenkins was born in early spring, March 22, 1842, near Doe Run in the rolling hills of farmland in Meade County. Benjamin's brothers and sisters, all born Meade County, were Catherine Ann "Kitty" Jenkins, born February 1831; John H. Jenkins, born August 14, 1833; and Sarah Jane "Sallie" Jenkins, born June 3, 1836. . "Kitty Ann," as she was called by the family, was married December 24, 1848, to Thomas Smith, a next door neighbor. He was a son of Thomas J. Smith and Eliza Grant. Thomas and Kitty Ann (Jenkins) Smith were the grandparents of my grandmother, Eva Caroline Smith, who married Jasper Newton Cox, in September 1908 in Ohio County, Kentucky. Thomas Smith became a brother-in-law to Benjamin Fulton Jenkins, and both became members of the Cromwell Home Guard.
Even though Kentucky declared neutrality in the fast-approaching civil war, men and boys living near Cromwell, a small village on Green River in Ohio County, put down their plows and picked up guns to defend their homes. The Cromwell Home Guards were organized in June 1861. Ben, then nineteen, and his brother, John, twenty-eight, joined up along with many of their friends, including his brother-in-law, Thomas Smith, and friends and neighbors, Leonard Thomas Cox and his father, Thomas Jefferson Cox. As members of the Guard, they were anxious to help protect their own family members and their homes.
Later, probably thinking they would find adventure and excitement, the two young men, Ben and Leonard, were recruited and volunteered for enlistment in Company D (that later became Company H). Their company became a part of McHenry's regiment, designated as the 17th Kentucky Volunteer Infantry, organized at Hartford and Calhoun, Kentucky, under command of Colonel John Hardin McHenry, Jr. The two young friends, Benjamin F. Jenkins and Leonard T. Cox, were part of the brand new soldiers who, in December 1861, were formally organized and mustered into the service of the United States for a three year enlistment.
During the war-torn years, the 17th Kentucky Regiment participated in the six major battles of Donelson, Corinth, Chickamauga, Shiloh, Atlanta and Missionary Ridge, along with many other smaller battles, assaults and sieges. When it was mustered out of service at Louisville, Kentucky on January 23, 1865, the regiment had lost a total of 298 men during service, with 7 officers and 128 enlisted men killed or mortally wounded, and 5 officers and 158 enlisted men who died of disease. Benjamin Fulton Jenkins and his friend, Leonard Thomas Cox, both of Cromwell, must have considered themselves lucky to have survived the war and be returned home to their families.
Eventually, Ben Jenkins bought and managed a well-watered and timbered farm of 113 acres near Beda, about three and one-half miles from Cromwell, where he lived for about twenty-one years. He was up at dawn, farming five days a week until dusk, and preaching on the weekends, where he held or assisted other preachers in holding large revivals, called, in that day and age, "protracted meetings." All day meetings and dinners on the ground were held in the summertime. He traveled by horse or buggy and sometimes on foot to preach at his churches, performed weddings, and performed hundreds of Baptisms in ponds and creeks.
A little over three years after his return from the Civil War when he was twenty-six, Benjamin chose for his bride, Elizabeth Iler Arnold, nineteen, the daughter of John H. Arnold and Altha Jane Iler. The young couple married July 5, 1868, and had six children: Susan E., John A., Altha C., Laura D., Benjamin Franklin, and Broadus Smith Jenkins.
In the 1870 census Ben Fulton Jenkins was found living at Cromwell, (listed as Benj. F. Jackson) and listed in the household was Benj. F., age 28, wagon maker, and his wife, listed as Eliza J., age 21; and their little daughter, Eliza S. age 1; also living in their home were both of his parents: Benj. S. Jenkins, age 67 and his wife, Eliza T.
Ben and Elizabeth Jenkins had been married fourteen years when their last child was born, but the happy event turned sad when Elizabeth died from complications of the birth. She was only thirty-three when she passed away on October 17, 1882, at her home in Cromwell, one day after giving birth to Broadus Smith Jenkins. "Bettie" as she was known was buried at the Arnold Cemetery, not far from Bald Knob Church.
My grandmother told me that when Elizabeth died, Benjamin's sister, Kitty Ann (Jenkins) Smith took the baby and cared for him until he was almost two years old, when Benjamin married for a second time.
Sometime after 1883, Ben moved his children to Habit, in Daviess County. Benjamin Fulton Jenkins, sixty-one, and Nancy Emmaline Miller, twenty-seven, born Ohio County, married in Daviess County, Kentucky on Christmas Eve, December 24, 1884. Nancy, called "Emma," was the daughter of James C. Miller and Frances Y. Haynes, who moved to Daviess County in January 1871.
Emma became the step-mother to Ben's six motherless children, ranging in age from Susan, 16; John, 13; Altha, 11; Laura, 8; Benjamin, 6; and Broadus, 2. Ben and Emma's union produced four children of their own: James C. M. "Miller," Emerson Haynes, Josiah Clint "Joe," and an infant, who was born and died on the same day.
home, 604 Lewis street at 3:55 o'clock. Mrs. Jenkins is survived by her husband and three sons, Frank, Smith, and Joe Clint Jenkins.
Rev. Sam P. Martin, assisted by Baptist preachers of the Daviess County Association, will conduct the services from the Third Baptist church, at 3 o'clock this afternoon. Baptist preachers are requested to attend in a body.
The pallbearers will be Prof. A. Powell, H. M. Talbot, E. O. Miller, George Milliken, S. B. Lee and J. W. Cottrell, with interment in Elmwood Cemetery."
I quote these poems below, written by the old soldier many years after the Civil War had long been ended. He must have given the war much thought throughout his lifetime as he recalled his service and the difficulty of getting used to the rigors and demands of army life.
American freedom loud and clear.
In science and genius has made its track.
As tyranny is smitten by thy Liberty peals.
And kings shall quail and monarchs shall cower.
Like improvements made on the mortar mill.
Before the steam engine on the waters quail.
What the bell rang out, Man Shall Be Free!
What caused the war, did the boys in gray?
What caused the war, did the boys in blue?
The boys in blue, the boys in gray?
Must have its laws on which to stand.
Causes strife to the legislative game.
One suffers loss, the other gains.
With one part slave and the other free.
Lawmakers would have had the same trouble within.
To settle what congress never could.
That cost so many a noble life.
Yet, resting on the same cold bed.
And wave them o'er our silent grave?
Seeing fresh-spilled blood from manly form.
And sheathe the sword from shore to shore.
I would load it with the love they bore.
Until carnal war is heard no more.
And fire it in God's fear.
The victory we have won.
The Blue and the Gray as one.
As o'er my grave the flag is waved.
Then Comrades meet beyond the skies.
"No minister has been more universally loved and respected in the history of this Association than Elder B. F. Jenkins. Our subject was born of humble and Godly parentage in Meade County, Kentucky, on March 22, 1842, and was the youngest child of four born to B. S. and his wife, Elizabeth Humphrey Jenkins. His grandfather was John S. Jenkins, who emigrated to Glasgow, Kentucky, about 1790, where he remained but a short time when he moved to Daviess County; and from thence to Meade County, where he reared a large family of nine children, of whom B. S., the father of our subject, was the sixth.
Brother Jenkins' early educational advantages were limited to a great extent, but, by diligent study, together with a strong physical development and a well balanced mind, he became an accurate reasoner, a clear and forceful speaker, and an eminently successful pastor.
At the outbreak of the Civil War, Brother Jenkins enlisted in the Union Army, serving in Company D., Seventeenth Kentucky Volunteer Infantry, where he followed the fortunes of the Army of the Cumberland through all its famous battles of Missionary Ridge, Chickamauga, and Atlanta, doing his duty bravely for three years and four months.
It was during his services in the Army that he felt called to preach the Gospel. He had previously professed faith in Christ and had been baptized into the fellowship of a Baptist Church by Elder Alfred Taylor while a small boy. One of the gifts he took with him to the war was a small Bible, which he kept with him at all times, and from which he read continuously, when occasion permitted.
Having returned safely from the War, we find him ordained in the Gospel Ministry on the Third Sunday in April 1865, at the Green River Baptist Church, near Cromwell, Ohio County, Kentucky. Elders Alfred Taylor, J. S. Coleman and J. F. Austin served as presbytery. This began an active ministry, which was to last for fifty-eight years. In that time he served a total of forty-four churches, most of them within the Green River section.
He also held a total of 298 protracted meetings, and as one of the tangible results of these meetings, over 8,000 persons were converted and baptized into the fellowship of Baptist Churches. Many of these he baptized with his own hands, while others were baptized by the pastors whom he assisted in the meetings.
Among the large number of converts at these meetings were forty-four young men who later became ministers of the Gospel, twenty-six of whom he baptized himself. Many of these became prominent pastors. Among them may be mentioned M. W. Whitson, J. N. Jarnagin, and Granville Dockery.
Brother Jenkins was the author of three tracts during his ministry – "Meat and Milk of the Gospel," "What Causes Panics?" and "Baptist Axioms." The last mentioned tract had a circulation of over 14,000 and was commented on very favorably by the brethren and the Baptist Press. It is so outstanding that the author has included it in this history.
On July 5, 1868, Brother Jenkins married Miss Elizabeth I. Arnold of Ohio County, Kentucky. Six children were born to this union: Susan E., John A., Altha C., Laura A., Benjamin, and Broadus Smith. The first Mrs. Jenkins died in October 1882, the day after the birth of her youngest child, and Brother Jenkins married Miss Emma Miller, the eldest daughter of J. C. and Frances Miller, on December 24, 1884. Four children were born to this second marriage, but only one survives. The second Mrs. Jenkins died in 1920.
Our Brother served the following pastorates in this Association during his active ministry: Bell's Run, 1885-1890, 1893-1899; Buck Creek, 1885-1891; Island, 1888; Mt. Carmel, 1888-1899; Livermore 1889; Calhoun, 1892-1893; Glenville, 1892-1895; Bethel, 1896-1900; Stanley, 1897; Beaver Dam, 1898-1900; Red Hill, 1899-1900; Mt. Liberty, 1901-1904; Concord, 1901; Bethlehem, 1903-1904; New Hope, 1906-1907; Richland, 1908; Hopewell, 1915-1917; and Hall Street in Owensboro, 1917-1918. The last named pastorate was entered into on the day he was seventy-five years of age.
Besides the above-mentioned pastorates, we note that Brother Jenkins also held several pastorates in Ohio, Butler, Hancock, and Muhlenberg Counties. He served as Missionary for the Gasper River Association from 1867 to 1870. He preached the Annual Sermon before the Daviess County Association in 1891 and served as Moderator in 1909 and 1910.
Near the year 1923 he left the state and moved to Missouri to live with his son, B. Smith Jenkins. Even in his advanced years, he continued to faithfully witness for Christ and led many souls into a walk with Him. He died at the home of his son in Springfield, Missouri, on May 5, 1932. His remains were brought back to his native state and laid to rest in the Elmwood Cemetery in Owensboro.
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2 months and 13 days.
44 young men into the ministry, 26 of them having been immersed by him.
at Memphis, Tennessee and Smith at Springfield, Missouri.
Thus ends the life of Benjamin F. Jenkins, an old soldier and an eminent preacher in Ohio and Daviess Counties and Western Kentucky, whose sermons and good preaching were long remembered by those who heard him. He advanced to the age of ninety, living a life of simplicity and devotion, faithful to his Lord until his death, May 5, 1932.
His final wish to be buried in his beloved home state of Kentucky was granted. He lies beside his second wife, Emmaline (Miller) Jenkins in Elmwood Cemetery at Owensboro, Kentucky.


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text:
class Scenario < ApplicationRecord
  extend Scenario::Migratable

  include Scenario::Attachments
  include Scenario::UserUpdates
  include Scenario::Persistable
  include Scenario::InputGroups
  include Scenario::Copies

  store :user_values
  store :balanced_values
  store :metadata, coder: JSON

  belongs_to :user, optional: true
  has_one    :preset_scenario, :foreign_key => 'preset_scenario_id', :class_name => 'Scenario'
  has_one    :scaler, class_name: 'ScenarioScaling', dependent: :delete
  has_one    :heat_network_order, dependent: :destroy
  has_many   :attachments, dependent: :destroy, class_name: 'ScenarioAttachment'

  has_many :source_attachments,
    dependent: :nullify,
    class_name: 'ScenarioAttachment',
    foreign_key: :source_scenario_id,
    inverse_of: :source_scenario

  validates :area_code, presence: true

  validates :end_year, presence: true, numericality: {
    allow_nil: true,
    only_integer: true,
    greater_than: ->(s) { s.start_year }
  }

  validates :area_code, inclusion: {
    in: ->(*) { Etsource::Dataset.region_codes },
    message: 'is unknown or not supported'
  }

  validate :validate_metadata_size
  validate :validate_parent_scenario_exists, on: :create

  validates_associated :scaler, on: :create

  scope :in_start_menu, ->    { where(:in_start_menu => true) }
  scope :by_id,         ->(q) { where(id: q)}

  # Expired ApiScenario will be deleted by rake task :clean_expired_api_scenarios
  scope :expired,       -> { where(['updated_at < ?', Date.today - 14]) }
  scope :recent,        -> { order("created_at DESC").limit(30) }
  scope :recent_first,  -> { order('created_at DESC') }

  scope :with_attachments, -> { includes(attachments: { file_attachment: :blob }) }

  # let's define the conditions that make a scenario deletable. The table has
  # thousands of stale records.
  scope(:deletable, lambda do
    where(%q[
        in_start_menu IS NULL
        AND api_read_only = ?
        AND keep_compatible = ?
        AND author IS NULL
        AND user_id IS NULL
        AND (
          user_values IS NULL
          OR user_values = "--- !map:ActiveSupport::HashWithIndifferentAccess {}\n\n"
        )
        AND updated_at < ?
      ], false, false, Time.zone.today - 5)
  end)

  attr_accessor :input_errors, :ordering, :display_group, :descale

  before_create do |scenario|
    if preset = scenario.preset_scenario
      scenario.copy_scenario_state(preset)
    end
  end

  # before_save do |scenario|
  #   scenario.keep_compatible = true if api_read_only? && api_read_only_changed?
  # end

  def test_scenario=(flag)
    @test_scenario = flag
  end

  def test_scenario?
    @test_scenario == true
  end

  def self.default(opts = {})
    new(default_attributes.merge(opts))
  end

  def self.default_attributes
    {
      :area_code => Etsource::Config.default_dataset_key,
      :user_values => {},
      :end_year => 2050
    }.with_indifferent_access
  end

  def self.new_attributes(settings = {})
    settings ||= {}
    attributes = Scenario.default_attributes
    out = attributes.merge(settings)
    # strip invalid attributes
    valid_attributes = [column_names, 'scenario_id'].flatten
    out.delete_if{|key,v| !valid_attributes.include?(key.to_s)}
    out
  end

  # Public: Finds a scenario by ID, eager loading associations which are typically used during
  # calculation.
  #
  # Returns the Scenario, or raises ActiveRecord::RecordNotFound if the scenario does not exist.
  def self.find_for_calculation(id)
    # where() doesn't raise RecordNotFound when the given ID is out-of-range (unlike find()). Detect
    # an out-of-range ID...
    id_attr = type_for_attribute(:id)
    id = id_attr.cast(id)

    if id.to_i >= 1 << (id_attr.limit * 8 - 1)
      raise(
        ActiveRecord::RecordNotFound,
        "Couldn't find Scenario with an out of range value for 'id'"
      )
    end

    where(id: id).with_attachments.first!
  end

  def area
    Area.get(area_code)
  end

  def scaled?
    scaler.present? || Area.derived?(area_code)
  end

  # Public: The year on which the analysis for the scenario's area is based.
  #
  # Returns an integer.
  def start_year
    @start_year ||=
      (Atlas::Dataset.exists?(area_code) &&
        Atlas::Dataset.find(area_code).analysis_year) ||
      2019
  end

  def years
    end_year - start_year
  end

  # Creates a scenario from a yml_file. Used by mech turk.
  def self.create_from_file(yml_file)
    settings = YAML::load(File.read(yml_file))['settings']
    Scenario.default(settings)
  end

  # Creates a scenario from a yml_file. Used by mech turk.
  def self.create_from_json(json_data)
    settings = JSON.parse(json_data)['settings']
    Scenario.default(settings)
  end

  # If you want to "prepare" the gql in a different way (hook into methods, etc)
  #
  # @example
  #     Scenario.default.gql # => default scenario gql
  #     scenario.gql         # => calculated scenario gql
  #
  # @example Customize (see Gql#initialize docs)
  #     Scenario.default.gql do |gql|
  #        gql.do_this_and_that ...
  #     end
  #
  # @example
  #     scenario.gql(prepare: false) # => gql without datasets, updates or calculated
  #
  #
  def gql(options = {}, &block)
    unless @gql

      if block_given?
        @gql = Gql::Gql.new(self, &block)
      else
        @gql = Gql::Gql.new(self)
        @gql.prepare if options.fetch(:prepare, true)
      end
      @gql.sandbox_mode = options.fetch(:sandbox_mode, :sandbox)
    end
    @gql
  end

  def save_as_scenario(params = {})
    params ||= {}
    attributes = self.attributes.merge(params)
    Scenario.create!(attributes)
  end

  # used when loading an existing scenario, preset or user-created
  def scenario_id=(preset_id)
    return unless new_record?

    copy_scenario_state(Scenario.find(preset_id)) if Scenario.exists?(preset_id)
    self.preset_scenario_id = preset_id
  end

  # Public: Returns the parent preset or scenario.
  #
  # Use this over `parent_scenario` since `parent_scenario` will not check for
  # the existence of a preset.
  #
  # Returns a Scenario, or nil.
  def parent
    unless defined?(@parent)
      @parent = preset_scenario_id &&
        ( Preset.get(preset_scenario_id).try(:to_scenario) ||
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  def validate_parent_scenario_exists
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Why does everyone believe in particles?
By Lorentz Jr,
November 29, 2022 in Speculations
Lorentz Jr
Why are all the theories of quantum mechanics formulated in terms of particles? I don't see any conclusive evidence for their existence. They seem like an artifact of classical thinking. Tiny little "objects" that no one can see.
Even quantum field theory is based on a similar idea, that fields are inherently quantized, that quanta are "entities" of some kind, which requires "probability waves", with not even an attempt to explain more deeply what they might be based on.
Max Planck started the quantum revolution with his theory of black-body radiation, and the whole physics community took that to mean that electromagnetic waves are quantized. But black-body radiation isn't just electromagnetic waves, it's the generation of electromagnetic waves. An interaction between the electron field (or whatever the system is made of) and the electromagnetic field. Why can't that be the source of quantization? Choosing the target field as the reason for quantization seems arbitrary when the quantization is always associated with an interaction.
If matter and energy are continuous fields with quantized interactions, there's no need for mysteries like the "wave-particle duality", and maybe there would be a way to eliminate the infinities in the calculations of quantum field theory. Fields would still be effectively quantized, sort of, but only indirectly, through their interactions.
The only complication I can think of is that I'm not sure how direct interactions could be quantized, since each interaction would have to involve two quantization coefficients. So there would probably have to be something like a form of energy that mediates interactions. Not a field, exactly. Something localized. What we call "particle detections" would be localized interactions with the field(s) of detectors, and what we call "virtual particles" would be failed interactions, where the energy goes back to the field it came from.
A particle traveling through space would be an ordinary wave packet in its field. A particle making a track through a bubble chamber would be a wave packet that keeps getting localized repeatedly through interactions with the fluid.
Is there any evidence for particles independent of their interactions? Any data that requires fields to be quantized when they're not being measured?
Edited November 29, 2022 by Lorentz Jr
Evil Liar (or so I'm told)
26 minutes ago, Lorentz Jr said:
Tiny little "objects" that no one can see.
But can be detected. Quanta that are consistent with observation.
Is there any evidence for particles independent of their interactions?
Is there any evidence other than all the evidence?
How else are you going to detect something other than some interaction?
The naked eye can see the traces left by particles with high kinetic energy, that is, one particle collides with the medium (nuclei + electrons), losing its kinetic energy and accelerating the medium particles, ionizing them, electrons and sometimes nuclei are repelled.
Paraphrasing you: Is there any evidence for anything independent of their interactions?
1 hour ago, swansont said:
"All" of the evidence, except for phenomena that are characterized by uncertain locations and are described by wave functions.
Two sharp concentrations of detections on the far screen, along lines from the source to the two slits between the source and the screen. That would be evidence of particles existing between interactions, but it's not what actually happens.
45 minutes ago, Sensei said:
The naked eye can see the traces left by particles with high kinetic energy,
Right, but that's only on a macroscopic scale. It doesn't rule out wave packets that stay localized because they keep interacting with the fluid.
Is there any evidence for anything independent of their interactions?
Diffraction and other wave phenomena obviously suggest the existence of waves, and I'm suggesting that interactions themselves can be explained without the idea of particles. So I don't understand why the particle model of matter is so historically tenacious.
joigus
1 hour ago, Sensei said:
+1. Beautifully illustrated. You can even tell that some of these particles have orbital angular momentum in the direction perpendicular to their motion.
There's plenty of evidence that we're dealing with particles.
There's plenty of evidence that their behaviour is accounted for by a wave.
The only thing that's left to do is to deal with it.
1 hour ago, Lorentz Jr said:
Which are not evidence of particles, so what is your point?
Ah, I see we've moved the goalposts. You asked about evidence of particles, but now it's "particles existing between interactions"
Evidence of wave behavior is evidence of wave behavior. Evidence of particle behavior is evidence of particle behavior
That's the thing about quantum particles, we can't determine much about them before detection/interaction; they are simply a mathematical expression of probability distributions.
And, upon detection, their properties ( wave-like or particle-like ) depend mostly on the detection mechanism.
As a result, we have various models which must be applied to differing circumstances.
2 hours ago, Lorentz Jr said:
Please clarify the scope of this discussion.
What do you mean by particles ?
And is the discussion to be limited to particles as related to quantum mechanics ?
The idea and knowledge of both waves and particles goes back several thousand years.
Obviously these ideas have been extended and refined greatly over that period.
In that time we have discovered phenomena that are best explained in terms of particles and also phenomena that are best explained in terms of waves and some phenomena that could be explained in terms of either.
At first some aspect of each particular phenomenon allowed a distinction to be made. For instance the direction of deflection in refraction.
But late in the 19th century phonema were discovered that fitted neither model (you haven't forgotten that both waves and particles are just models have you ?) completely and contradicted each model in some (different) way.
QM was originally introduced as a way of reconciling phenomena that fitted this category.
As many more such phenomena were discovered in the burgeoning scientific world qm grew in importance and value and developed to what it is today.
A better model that describes more phenomena.
But it is still only a model.
Diffraction and other wave phenomena obviously suggest the existence of waves, and I'm suggesting that interactions themselves can be explained without the idea of particles.
There are double-slit experiment for electrons and other particles. Scientists can fire one particle at a time, with a delay, and detect single hits on the screen, which after a while, seconds, minutes or hours, will form a diffraction pattern. This depends on the kinetic energy/momentum of the particle used in the experiment.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Davisson–Germer_experiment
No, the goalposts were always there. Because I'm a realist and I don't like the idea of things magically transmogrifying into other things.
30 minutes ago, studiot said:
Yes. I'm not interested in any other context.
I mean the notion that quantization is an intrinsic property of matter and energy. Planck invented the concept of quantization in connection with a type of interaction that produces radiation, and I would like to know why theorists seem to exclusively associate the quantization with the radiation itself rather than (possibly) the interaction that produced it.
The short answer is "They don't"
Actually that is not what Planck postulated, nor did he introduce the term quantum or quanta, that was Einstein a few years later.
Rather than arguing back and for about it, here is the official Cambridge University history.
TheVat
Thread seems to draw from the long debate between scientific realism and anti-realism (going back to Carnap and the logical empiricists and then onto other antirealist views, Feyerabend et al). The common form being instrumentalism (SUAC).
(Clip from SEP, with my boldings) In the historical development of realism, arguably the most important strains of antirealism have been varieties of empiricism which, given their emphasis on experience as a source and subject matter of knowledge, are naturally set against the idea of knowledge of unobservables. It is possible to be an empiricist more broadly speaking in a way that is consistent with realism—for example, one might endorse the idea that knowledge of the world stems from empirical investigation and contend that on this basis, one can justifiably infer certain things about unobservables. In the first half of the twentieth century, however, empiricism came predominantly in the form of varieties of "instrumentalism": the view that theories are merely instruments for predicting observable phenomena or systematizing observation reports. (End clip)
Some empiricists of the more antirealist persuasion would insist that the word "particle" can only mean, say, "white streak in a cloud chamber" and have no ontological force as to whether particle-like interactions actually involve discrete particulate entities.
LIke @Lorentz Jr I am leery of reifying interactions as
The particle paradigm is so powerful because of its utility, and because it is so hard to visualize anything else, like say field perturbations or knots of field strength or wave packets or what have you.
It's also worth asking: can we speak of a truly "elementary" entity as having properties within itself? The macro scale concept of an object is one that implies a thing that could be split, subdivided, crushed, etc. a concept which has no validity in the realm of elementary particles. At that level, we seem to be in a realm where things only take on meaning interacting with something else - in the macro scale, this would be like a table that is only a table when you set a fruit bowl, or lunch, on its upper surface. Elementary particles are bundles of interactive properties - but no substance. They are particles in a specific and peculiar way that bears little relation to the word's usual usage where we speak of "particles of..."
I would like to know why theorists seem to exclusively associate the quantization [of black-body radiation] with the radiation itself rather than (possibly) the interaction that produced it.
1 hour ago, studiot said:
here is the official Cambridge University history.
This idea ... amounted to dividing energy into discrete packets (quanta) ...
Einstein ... showed that Planck's quanta had the required property of concentrating their energy at points ...
Quanta had to be accepted.
Yes, this is exactly what I'm talking about.
Quantization has to be accepted. But quantization of what? Quanta I'm not so sure about.
Thank you, but you also said a deal of other stuff, which is confusing as to your intentions.
1) I see neither a field nor a particle nor an interaction involved in black body radiation.
2) Not all fields are 'quantized.
3) Einstein's contribution was most definitely about the interaction, although as it takes two to tango, you can't simply concentrate on one or the other.
2 hours ago, TheVat said:
can we speak of a truly "elementary" entity as having properties within itself?
And can we speak of any entity as being truly "elementary"? 😵
It's a strange, strange world.
Anyway, I'm impressed by a lot of what I've read by Lee Smolin, and he's convinced that there's a serious misconception buried deep in the heart of quantum mechanics. Physicists love to make a big deal out of giving up cherished misconceptions when they disagree with experiments, but it seems to me that their noble ideals may hide a darker fact, that they're clinging to a misconception that they cherish even more than traditional scientific principles -- namely, the classical ontology of matter as "solid objects" and the vacuum as a "substanceless void" that those objects travel through. So, from a scientific point of view, they've thrown out the baby and kept the dirty bathwater. Maybe that's why they're having so much trouble unifying quantum mechanics with gravity.
I see neither a field nor a particle nor an interaction involved in black body radiation.
I see thermal energy in the object, and then I see that energy being emitted by the object in the form of radiation. So, I'm not sure how you think that can happen without some kind of interaction.
exchemist
I must say it has always seemed to me that the notion of "particles" is a fairly preposterous construct, when one thinks about it: the idea of an entity with no physical dimensions but nevertheless finite properties such as mass, charge, intrinsic angular momentum etc. Just as artificial as "waves", really. Originally, in classical physics, the concept of particles was merely used to simply physics problems to their essentials, for ease of modelling.
Like you, it has often seemed to me that QM entities only behave like particles when they interact. Reading Rovelli's Helgoland last year, I was quite impressed by his idea that QM entities only have defined properties at all when they interact, so we should perhaps let go our idea that they possess them in a continuous sense in between.
Edited November 29, 2022 by exchemist
4 minutes ago, exchemist said:
QM entities only have defined properties at all when they interact, so we should perhaps let go our idea that they possess them in a continuous sense in between.
Or maybe let go the idea that they're entities. They could be mere phenomena.
But quantization of what?
If you have a physical quantity, like charge Q, in Coulombs, and start dividing it, billions of billions of times, you can reach a certain threshold where it does not allow further division, i.e. Q/e = total number of electrons.
Particle phenomena? Wave phenomena?
55 minutes ago, swansont said:
Particles are entities.
Since I didn't see it before and I don't see it now, please enlighten me.
Interaction of (what) with (what) ?
So they can't be phenomena?
And we shouldn't let go of the idea that they are entities?
Can you please give a consistent position?
2 hours ago, studiot said:
Interaction of whatever electrons are (or whatever the system is made of, or whatever its thermal energy is made of) with whatever radiation is made of. I don't understand what part of that is so complicated. I'm assuming it doesn't just happen by magic. (a) Thermal energy disappears from the system and radiation appears in the space around it, (b) I assume there must be some kind of process that makes that happen, and (c) I'm suggesting that maybe the process itself is quantized.
Particles are entities by definition, and I'm suggesting that maybe matter isn't made of particles or entities of any kind at all. In other words, I'm saying that maybe there is no "they". Maybe matter is just ordinary, unquantized waves, and the particle side of the wave-particle duality is an illusion created by quantized interactions between waves in ordinary, unquantized fields. Is that consistent enough?
Maybe we should take a break. I know this is the Speculations area, but I really don't want things to get too hostile. 😶
Particles are entities by definition, and I'm suggesting that maybe matter isn't made of particles or entities of any kind at all. In other words, I'm saying that maybe there is no "they". Maybe matter is just ordinary, unquantized waves, and the particle side of the wave-particle duality is an illusion created by quantized interactions between waves in ordinary, unquantized fields.
Why don't atoms absorb part of the energy of an EM wave? e.g. a 2 eV emission hitting an atom that allows a 1 eV excitation.
I'm assuming you mean the energy of N photons, where hf < 1eV and Nhf = 2eV?
I was saying earlier, there would have to be a localized form of energy that mediates interactions, so fields wouldn't interact with each other directly. hf would have to be the quantization of interactions between the EM field and the intermediary.
Please don't be mad at me. I know this all probably sounds hokey and ignorant, but I'm really not trolling. I just don't like a lot of things in modern physics, and I'm trying to make sense of them as well as I can.


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Q: How to get the folder size for the whole git history I have some folder in git with different files (little images for example). Every change/insertion of images are stored in git history forever. If that folder grows too much, for example it will be over 50mb, it can make some problems to all users of that git repo.
For some reasons I cant use git-lfs because it will make huge problems.
So the question is: how to count size of all files in selected directory in all commits in the history? Or some ideas how to achieve it?

A: As @Mehrdad mentions in the answer for Find size of git repo, the following command can be used to find the size of the git repo :
git rev-list --objects --all | git cat-file --batch-check="%(objectsize) %(rest)" | cut -d" " -f1 | paste -s -d + - | bc

rev-list takes path as an argument. So, to find the size of a directory (ex : foo/bar) in the git repo (across all commits), you can run :
git rev-list --objects --all -- foo/bar | git cat-file --batch-check="%(objectsize) %(rest)" | cut -d" " -f1 | paste -s -d + - | bc

This will however return size in bytes. You could pipe the output to numfmt util for more human readable format.
git rev-list --objects --all -- <relative-path-to-directory> | git cat-file --batch-check="%(objectsize) %(rest)" | cut -d" " -f1 | paste -s -d + - | bc | numfmt --to=si

Note: --all includes all revisions, you can specify a branch or tag name instead.

A: I got result using git log and git show
RESULT=0
OUTP=$(git log --pretty=tformat:%H -- path/to/data | while read hash; do
    git show --stat --name-only $hash | grep "^path/to/data" | while read filename; do
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                echo $filesize
            done
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done)

echo "FINISHED"

while IFS= read -r line; do
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done <<< "$OUTP"
RESULT_MB=$((RESULT/1024/1024))
echo "Directory takes $RESULT_MB mb in git repository"

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Synopsis
Ayant perdu la vue à la suite d'une fusillade, l'inspecteur Jim Dunbar n'accepte pas que son handicap signifie la fin de sa carrière de policier. La justice lui donne raison en acceptant sa réintégration, mais ses collègues ne sont pas très enthousiastes à l'idée d'enquêter sur le terrain avec un non-voyant.

Distribution

Acteurs principaux
 Ron Eldard (VF : Boris Rehlinger) : l'inspecteur Jim Dunbar
 Marisol Nichols (VF : Naïké Fauveau) : l'inspecteur Karen Bettancourt
 Rena Sofer (VF : Sybille Tureau) : Christie Dunbar
  (VF : Frantz Confiac) : l'inspecteur Tom Selway
 Frank Grillo (VF : Nessym Guetat) : l'inspecteur Marty Russo
 Michael Gaston (VF : Patrick Borg) : le lieutenant Gary Fisk

Acteurs récurrents
 Saul Rubinek (VF : Paul Borne) :
 Brennan Elliott (VF : Stéphane Pouplard) : Nick Irons

Épisodes
 Modus operandi (Pilot)
 Pulsions (Four Feet Under)
 Parfum de justice (Rub a Tub Tub)
 Règlement de comptes (Up on the Roof)
 Dans sa chair (Marlon's Brando)
 Question d'honneur (Soul Man)
 Désigné coupable (Leap of Faith)
 Le Poids du passé (Past Imperfect)
 Un mauvais plan (In Your Face)
 Le Meilleur Ami de l'homme (Doggone)
 À bout de souffle (Dance with Me)
 Affaire de famille (Under the Gun)
 Coup bas (Fancy Footwork)

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Chaque épisode était proposé en retranscription pour les non-voyants. C'était la première fois de son histoire qu'ABC mettait en place tel dispositif, une révolution à l'époque.

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  Fiche de la série sur TVCircus

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Série télévisée américaine des années 2000
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One could easily complain about the extortionate cost. The smells. The urine on the toilet floor and no loo roll. The lack of seats available to rest your weary body. But note!! None of the above is what this niggly post is about*. So what am I on about? My commuting train to Leeds where some British folk have a non-verbal way of telling you to move.
Can I read these Brit minds? Am I telepathic? No!! But, It would help because usually I get it wrong. I experience this on a regular basis on my train: There are no words uttered by my seat companion when they would like me to move when I am in the way. The British native on the seat usually squirms, shuffles their bum to and fro, and fiddles with their purse. If you are sitting in the aisle seat, you are expected to read these non verbal queues and then act.
Well, he looked like I just told him I was The reincarnated Virgin Mary telling him I was pregnant with his child. Thank god he just burst out laughing and said "Yes, I guess it is…. erm, excuse me!". Case won… and he was lurvely.
* If you are not in the mood for an expat rant best get outta dodge!!
It's happened twice in the last week, and I wonder if it's only the beginning.
Now, I don't have a stick up my arse or anything, I can take a joke. But these two rants really weren't very nice and I was a little bit offended. In both instances I rallied for the cause and defended my nation! Using myself as a (hopefully) good example of a real, 3D American that isn't stupid.
Both of my friends' reactions were the same, too. They both said, 'Oh, I forgot that you're American!' Then they both said something like, 'I'll make an exception in your case'.
That really got my hackles up… my complaint is two-fold.
They FORGOT that I'm American?? Is seven years all it takes for people to forget your nationality and start verbally crapping all over your country right in front of you?
What a coupla noobs. I hope everyone I know hasn't been keeping a tight lip about their real feelings about Americans for the past seven years. If so, things are going to do downhill fast.
I feel like Alice through the looking glass… I have encountered the assholiest American of all time and I am PISSED OFF. This must be how British people feel when they meet people like this… I've gone down the rabbit hole.
I'll start at the beginning, shall I?
I'm in the States right now visiting family, and we went to see a friend of mine who was singing at a local bar. They were pretty good and it was fun… UNTIL the guitar player thought he'd improvise a song about how bad England is and how wonderful America is.
It was HORRIFYING… And it went on for a LONG time… And Mr Nice Guy (who, in keeping with his title, is a very nice guy) was FURIOUS. And so was I. In fact, I still am – to the point that I'm still having imaginary fights with yankee-arse-face in my head.
OH, how I wish that was the end of the story… but no… no it's not.
Me: Hey man, how you doing?
Him: So what's with moving to England? What's so great about England?
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Me: Have you ever been to England?
Me: Why are we even having this conversation?
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I don't mind paying the extra pound, it is the principal of it, I would have chosen something else if I had known.
Sorry, those ones are not included in the offer.
Ok….can I speak to your store manager about making the sign more clear so other women aren't confused too?
Glares all around from 16 people behind me wanting to buy their lunch. No other noise except my American-self filling the store. A few nervous shuffles behind me. I had caused a scene! And over maxipads! What was I thinking?
If I didn't have my American twang (no matter how 'Britified' it may sound to my American family let's face it, a twang is a TWANG) would I have gotten all those dirty looks at the till? Probably.
My American-ness just added to everyone's annoyance. I wouldn't have thought twice about it if I were in the USA.
Nothing was resolved, I didn't get the maxipads at the sale price. And I felt really stupid walking out with the British stare at my back. Sigh.
Even if I am about to marry a Brit, I am afraid I just can't give up my customer rights, nor my strong opinions.
Customer neglect in the UK?
I love it here – England is awesome in so many ways – but desserts at Christmas is NOT one of them.
After the description of Christmas Pudding was delivered, in monologue, by Mr Nice Guy – the silence of disbelief descended.
Was I curious about it? Hell yeah.
Dude, I have freakin' FLASHBACKS about that action. And after making the effort to adapt to Marmite, I really don't feel the need to try and force the Christmas Pudding issue.
Admittedly, I've never been a big fan of lots of dried fruit, and peel makes me wanna gag. I like traditional American desserts which involve a lot of sugar and, sometimes, not much else. Christmas cookies, baby! Sugar and E numbers – what more could you freakin' want?? Or pie, in any formation… with ice cream (or custard if you want a little 'English' on the side).
But don't worry – if you're at your in-laws for Christmas, you don't have to 'cause a scene' – there's a way out without anyone getting hurt.