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And as soon as he started making racist remarks, I knew @realdonaldtrump would win. Everyone laughed at me. You can't imagine how sorry I am that I was right. #DerangedDonald #TrumpisaTraitor #TrumpisRacist #TrumpHatesAmerica #TrumpisaCriminal https://t.co/dSqLGS3AY8	1	en
` ::Indeed. Perhaps a simple sentence at the beginning or the end of the Criticism section saying ``PJ categorically denies all criticism (citation)`` if people really want it in there. But a large and sweeping denial section is unnecessary. Son of the Defender `	0	en
Actually , it is the imams that preach hatred in mosques all around the world is what we care about. Easy to "not provide service" now, happened to catch an interview on TV, where it was stated that an imam had noticed one of the terrorists had reacted angrily over Al Qaeda negative remarks (imams own interview to another media outlet). Why didn't he notify the authorities then? If i was to give "kudos" - it would be that Australian imam that spoke about the flaws and need of reformation, instead of swiping under the rug and sugarcoating with platitudes.	0	en
Aqui reafirmo que na minha opiniao as pessoas que se auto-declaram ter preguica de ler comunicacoes sao o cancer da Wiki , Pessoas declaradamente preguicosas sao asqueirosas e gostaria de ver alguem tem coragem de declarar que adoraria ver esse tipo de gente participando do projeto. Dr. LooFale comigo	0	pt
قصدك الشيخ الذليل؟؟	1	ar
Favorably.	0	en
What's a Queen without a King? ...A lonely ass bitch!	1	en
Ever since President Obama made fun of Trump at that press dinner years ago, Trump has been on a mission to destroy everything Obama tried to accomplish. Trump could care less whom he hurts while on that mission. That includes the working people he promised to help, the poor, and the environment. On his quest for revenge Trump will ignore advice from even those few people he trusts if it thwarts his plans to get back at Obama. Even if it hurts the entire planet and the futures of his own grandchildren. Such is the hateful nature and selfish stupidity of Donald Trump, Pussy Grabber in Chief, Hero of the Evangelicals and a majority of Catholics!	0	en
" This is a little cryptic, so I will not be offended if you do not understand: Go to File > Document Properties, and find the part that says ""Custom Size"". Adjust the height and width till you get what you want (you will probably need to move the objects around on the document to get it right). Alternatively if you just want to eliminate blank space around the edges, you can select all objects you wish to be in the picture and click ""Fit page to selection"". Was this what you wanted? '''' "	0	en
Umm you DON"T know, nor does anyone know if they are necessary or unnecessary. Those stats are not accounted for, yet the jumping to conclusions and assumptions abound.	0	en
What happened is that the DNC lied, cheated, stole, and colluded to advance Clinton who turned out to be about the only major democrat that could actually lose to Trump. Blame the Russians, blame the vast right wing conspiracy, blame the deplorables, blame the basement dwelling Bernie supporters, blame everyone and everything except yourself. Hillary and the DNC are the reason we have a Trump administration, plain and simple. It's because of the clowns that we have a circus.	0	en
:::*Am I being paranoid?	0	id
Yes but why? The switch to cleaner energy sources had very little to do with those losses (notice their profits are doing fine). Automation, and cheaper labor in other countries are bigger factors. And automation is really the 900 pound gorilla.	0	en
You are just mad because he didn't grab your p*****!	1	en
Obama is a bitter racist idiot .Snow flakes are really starting to piss me off with lies and more lies . Media is the worst including CBC	1	en
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Rick, no percent of innocent people being put to death is ok. For that matter, no percent if guilty people being to death by the state is ok.	0	en
== Copyright Problem Maybe? == An editor just raised a possible problem i might have with some of the images i used on Template:PSA Portal - all of the schools logo's - i have bugger all idea with copyright (as with much else) - can you guide me as to whether this is a copyright vio? Thnx	0	en
"CNN is not legitimate media. they speak only out of the left side of their mouths." Could you please then post a list of the "legitimate" media? Just curious.	0	en
There are plenty of surface wells and storage facilities that represent potential terrorist targets. I just don't see how sub-surface maps of pipelines would interest terrorists unless they are mainlines like Keystone. Even then targeting the surface lines would make more sense logistically. Seeing the fracking lines would open peoples eyes to the number of them that underlie our cities and towns.	0	en
Don't even bother to ask the Alaska Legislature to stop this abuse by their members or employees -they simply will not. An audit would help: however, Governor Walker can now direct his Attorney General to pursue formal investigations that might lead to criminal prosecution for failure to exercise the fiduciary duty inherent in elected office and public employment. "A fiduciary duty is the highest standard of care. The person who has a fiduciary duty is called the fiduciary, and the person to whom he owes the duty, is typically referred to as the principal or the beneficiary. If an individual breaches the fiduciary duties, he or she would need to account for the ill-gotten profit."	0	en
"... his habit of damming God." What is he - a beaver??	0	en
"will stop at nothing to smear their ideological opponents — deception, distortion and dirty tactics" Hmm, this sounds like the modus operandi of the left, if you ask me. I never heard of this happening to 60 Minutes and their video hit pieces.	0	en
1. Now the Soros owned RICH BITCH calls leavers terrorists , Is this a declaration of war ? NOT IN MY NAME!’ Gina Miller MOCKS Brexiteers as ‘terrorists’ ahead of protest march https://www.express.co.uk/news/politics/1032412/brexit-news-gina-miller-protest-march-andrea-jenkyns	0	en
Whatever happened to fulfilling the term you signed up for? There seems to be a pattern of city council members resigning shortly before their term is up leading to an appointment between a couple candidates followed by an incumbent race rather than two people going to the people's vote equally.	0	en
gmreader I think there is a big difference between accepting a call of congratulations and inciting revolution in a foreign state. If Jean-François Lisée calls Trump and congratulates him I could care less - called free speech.	0	en
Oh, haven't you realized? I disagree with every one of your posts. It'd be really cute if you held your Lord and Saviour, the Orange Anus, to the same standards you apply to Bill Clinton. I mean, I'm just SAYING.	0	en
No substance, just name calling. Must be a liberal point of view?	0	en
So who's this Ben Nicholson-Smith guy, he of the opinion this latest of many bad runs by Your Js this season shows how valuable Russell Martin is? The implication that had Martin been in to catch, hey, Your Js aren't somehow losing 10 of their last 12? Funny, cuz when he initially went down this month, Your Js won 5 of the 1st 6 games without him....and when he was hurt in May, 7-5. So, perhaps 1 of the other Your Js cheerleaders on Rogers might ask for an explanation, cuz most info says Martin is 1 of a large group of over-the-hill contingent whose contract @ $20 mill per is considered an albatross. Martin will be 35 next season, with 2 yrs left on that ridiculous contract. He is at best a platoon player for the rest of his career, and logic tells us that he should be spending considerable time on the DL is he is asked to catch every day. Ben Nicholson-Smith, try giving the fans honest coverage, please.	0	en
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Transcription pausing signal detected by sense/antisense transcription. We studied elongation pausing during transcription in vitro on both the sense and the antisense strands of a given gene fragment(5' end of the bla gene of Tn3). The average transcription rate on the sense strand was much lower than that of the antisense strand, and several pauses observed on the former have no detectable antisense partner. A pausing signal was identified, associated with an (AT)6 sequence, in the vicinity of a strong pause on the sense strand and the sole detected pause on the antisense strand. Mutation of this sequence strongly reduced, by a common factor, pausing times at both sites.	0	en
Given the number of Muslims born in the UK, this statement in a bit silly.you cannot repatriate someone who hasn't moved.	0	en
"The summit of Mauna Kea is not mainland tourist land, it's not State land, it is Native Hawaiian land." Could you please cite your source for that ridiculous statement? Everyone in Hawaii came from somewhere else, even the Polynesians.	0	en
I guess the 33% get free food, housing, everything?	0	en
` Who are you, why not sign in? define ``encyclopedic``. Its a part of Garfield Hts history which makes it relevant. Its all a mater of public record. We are not concerned with other citys and their wikipages. The only reason you are not signing in is because you are a coward who knows he will be vandalized. `	0	en
or an oil lobbyist...	0	en
Maybe you haven't noticed that the Americans aren't recognizing any of their prisoners as POWs. Further, Khadr was linked to al-Qaeda, not ISIL. ISIL did not exist when Khadr was captured. Finally, the war in Afghanistan was over when the Taliban government was overthrown. Remember "mission accomplished"?	0	en
Yes. That is the foundation of the Liberal Party.	0	en
What an outstanding event. Thanks to so many for coming back!	0	en
How do you assume that Obomba would be happily killing anything? There are a large number of bears that do not act erratically with human visitors in the park. If this one is, as described by the park rangers, and is aggressive, then the bear needs to be put down. That is one bear, not all of them. Just like the authorities would put down a cougar or alligator that killed or severely injured someone in Florida.	0	en
Actually what happened is any two of three parties had the chance to break the dead lock. Evidently the NDP and the Greens have a lot more in common than the BCL and the Greens. Is it possible that the BCL gang was still sitting on that high horse and unwilling to come to an agreement? If they would have, Christy Clark would have nothing if the lap dog Weaver did not back her up. How does that sound?? Now apart from details, how about that "glorious Speech from the Throne"? If that wasn't cynicism, desperation, Machiavellian tactics along with a sprinkling of lies and hyperbole in one brimming dish, then I don't know what would ever illustrate opportunism in a more blatant way! Christy and the BCL outdid themselves in a very big way with that stunt. As I wrote elsewhere "Good riddance"!!!	0	en
I wish the young man all the best. he's on a tough road but seems to have a handle on it... RG: "Ellis graduates Friday as a member of Willamette’s Class of 2016. He says it’s a group that — aside from “a few guys who are jerks to everyone” — has accepted him since he came out at school as a sophomore..."	1	en
Governor Ige, want to make a splash for your re-election? Veto this bill. You will win the outer island votes and majority of Oahu.	0	en
Khub balo	0	so
Did you actually search for them? I must have missed the stories that they were from Colorado.	0	en
Powerful Statements Wow Raf, wow. You just made a shirt with a graphic of a guy swan diving into the ill clover thirst quencher. THERE ARE SO MANY THIRST JOKES TO CHOOSE FROM RIGHT NOW THAT MY MIND LITERALLY JUST SHUT DOWN LIKE WHEN YOUR IPHONE GETS OVERHEATED. Mr. Porter says this tee will make a "powerful statement". Tru and real, Mr. Porter, tru and real. But you know what else makes a powerful statement? COMPLETELY BRICKING YOUR WHOLE ‘FIT WITH A STUPID TEE SHIRT THAT COSTS 235 DOLLARS. Hey you guys, this is kind of a tangent, but I smoked a menthol while chewing on a mint lifesaver and now I have icicles in my throat. I strongly recommend you do that rather than buy this shirt. Even if it is Raf.	1	en
@cricketworldcup @ICC can see @msdhoni badge but doesn't see the ground was not covered. Most developed Country in 🌏 and call 🏏 as the national sports Yet can't do anything for the biggest tournament. Learn something from #EdenGarden #ShameOnICC #WorldCup2019 #iccraincup2019 #CricketKaCrown https://t.co/PRF299UlyN	0	en
My apologies-I am referring to Sanctuary Cities and states which offer sanctuary to Deportable Aliens. I DID write this 2 hours ago re this specific thread "More like encourage that illegal alien sanctuary policy and tell citizens again how it protects them from criminals who shouldn't be here by law." Apparently my statement was not clear so again, my apologies. Regarding this by you "...not all illegal aliens are criminals." Actually all Illegal Aliens are criminals. All of them. Some are felonies, some are misdemeanors. None are infractions Clarifying: * Aliens ordered deported/ovorstay a visa become criminal the moment they defy deportation/departure orders. * Illegal aliens walking on US soil sans border inspection are also criminals. * Here is multiple sanctuary policies for criminal aliens, who are not immigrants-including 'undocumented' immigrants. Updated July 2017 - Maps: Sanctuary Cities, Counties and States https://cis.org/Map-Sanctuary-Cities-Counties-and-States	0	en
It's real, but there is no consensus on the cause.	0	en
Yes well it may not appeal to you on a personal level, however it contributes towards the scope and depth of knowledge available in Wikipedia. Please leave it alone and find more useful things to do.	0	en
Soy excesivamente subnormal. Pero queredme igual https://t.co/xFhmVnmL7j	0	es
The Destiny of the Universe A radical reformulation of quantum mechanics suggests that the universe has a set destiny and its pre-existing fate reaches back in time to influence the past. It could explain the origin of life, dark energy and solve other cosmic conundrums. by Julie Rehmeyer Paul Davies Arizona State University Testing Time’s Arrow Testing fate Rochester physicists, including Ben Dixon (pictured), used Aharonov’s predictions to amplify light in a laser experiment. Credit: University of Rochester Comment on this Article Please read the important Introduction that governs your participation in this community. Inappropriate language will not be tolerated and posts containing such language will be deleted. Otherwise, this is a free speech Forum and all are welcome! Please enter the text of your post, then click the "Submit New Post" button below. You may also optionally add file attachments below before submitting your edits. 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You may type your equation directly into your post, or use the LaTeX Equation Preview feature below to see how your equation will render (this is recommended).For more help on LaTeX, please see the LaTeX Project Home Page Your name: (optional) Post Text Preview [hide] Add/Edit Attachments Attachments [hide] You may optionally attach up to two documents to your post. To add an attachment, use the following feature to browse your computer and select the file to attach. The maximum file size for attachments is 1MB. Add attachment #1: Add attachment #2: Once you're done adding file attachments, click the "Submit New Post" button to add your post. Recent Comments BARON PIKE wrote on October 5, 2012 I'd like to hear an explanation of how the future events that alter the present do so in the irreversible patterns of all sequential change. Time reversal in sequence would seem to be the ultimate paradox. [email protected] wrote on November 15, 2011 Marcel, You are right, there is no 'present' at all. It's just a word and a human useful perception. As long as we know things are moving continuously (energized) and that movement makes 'time pace'. If present happens, so movement is not continuous, but discrete. Is it? GENE T YERGER wrote on June 22, 2011 Marcel, I understand you. It is the concept of the relativity of simultaneity and it is in deed the way the universe is temporally organized. Each observer has his or her own notion of the present moment, and in this respect Einstein’s theory has blurred the lines between past, present and future. But even to the great Einstein, this realization was not necessarily welcome. He thought that the idea of the present moment had a special meaning for man that was distinct from... read all article comments The universe has a destiny—and this set fate could be reaching backwards in time and combining with influences from the past to shape the present. It’s a mind-bending claim, but some cosmologists now believe that a radical reformulation of quantum mechanics in which the future can affect the past could solve some of the universe’s biggest mysteries, including how life arose. What’s more, the researchers claim that recent lab experiments are dramatically confirming the concepts underpinning this reformulation.Cosmologist Paul Davies , at Arizona State University in Tempe, is embarking on a project to investigate the future’s reach into the present, with the help of a $70,000 grant from the Foundational Questions Institute. It is a project that has been brewing for more than 30 years, since Davies first heard of attempts by physicist Yakir Aharonov to get to root of some of the paradoxes of quantum mechanics. One of these is the theory’s apparent indeterminism: You cannot predict the outcome of experiments on a quantum particle precisely; perform exactly the same experiment on two identical particles and you will get two different results.While most physicists faced with this have concluded that reality is fundamentally, deeply random, Aharonov argues that there is order hidden within the uncertainty. But to understand its source requires a leap of imagination that takes us beyond our traditional view of time and causality. In his radical reinterpretation of quantum mechanics, Aharonov argues that two seemingly identical particles behave differently under the same conditions because theyfundamentally different. We just do not appreciate this difference in the present because it can only be revealed by experiments carried out in the future."It’s a very, very profound idea," says Davies. Aharonov’s take on quantum mechanics can explain all the usual results that the conventional interpretations can, but with the added bonus that it also explains away nature’s apparent indeterminism. What’s more, a theory in which the future can influence the past may have huge—and much needed—repercussions for our understanding of the universe, says Davies.Cosmologists studying the conditions of the early universe have been puzzling about why the cosmos seems so ideally suited for life. There are other mysteries too: Why is the expansion of the universe speeding up? What is the origin of the magnetic fields seen in galaxies? And why do some cosmic rays appear to have impossibly high energies? These questions cannot be answered just by looking at the past conditions of the universe. But perhaps, Davies ponders, if the cosmos has set final conditions in place—a destiny—then this, combined with the influence of the initial conditions set out at the beginning of the universe, might together perfectly explain these cosmic conundrums.It’s a nice—if extremely strange—idea. But is there any way to check its feasibility? Given that it invokes a future that we do not yet have access to as a partial cause of the present, this seems like an impossible task. However, cunningly devised lab tests have recently put the future to the test and found that it could indeed be affecting the past.Aharonov and his colleagues had long predicted that for certain very specific quantum experiments carried out in three successive steps, the way that the third and final step is performed could dramatically change the properties measured during the second, intermediate step. In this sense, actions carried out in the future (the third step) would be seen to affect results of measurements carried out in the past (the second step).In particular, over the past two years, experimental teams have carried out repeated tests with lasers that show that by tweaking the final step of the experiment they can introduce dramatic amplifications in the amount by which their laser beam is deflected during the intermediate steps of the experiment. In some cases, the observed deflection during the intermediate step can be amplified by a factor of 10,000 , depending on choices made in the final step.These strange results can be explained simply by Aharonov’s picture: The intermediate amplification is the result of the combination of actions carried out both in the past (the first step) and the future (the final step). It is far more awkward to explain the results using traditional interpretations of quantum mechanics, says Andrew Jordan of the University of Rochester, who helped to devise one of the laser experiments. The situation can be likened to the way that Copernicus’ heliocentric model of the solar system and Ptolemy’s geocentric model both provide valid interpretations of the same planetary data, but the sun-centered model is thought to be simpler and more elegant.While laser experiments are providing the team with good news, Davies, Aharonov, and their colleagues Jeff Tollaksen and Menas Kefatos, at Chapman University, California, are now searching for observable cosmic consequences of information from the future influencing the past. One place to look is the cosmic microwave background (CMB), the fading afterglow of the big bang. The CMB has faint ripples of warmth or coolness and thirty years ago, Davies developed a model with his then-student Tim Bunch, describing these ripples at the quantum level.Davies and Tollaksen are now revising this model within the new quantum framework. Physicists have well-developed thoughts about what the initial state of the universe was and what the final state of the universe could end up being (most likely a vacuum, the inevitable result of continued expansion), and the team are putting these together with their new model to see if they can predict characteristic signatures of the future’s influence on the CMB that could be picked up by the Planck satellite "Cosmology is an ideal case for this approach," says Bill Unruh of the University of British Columbia, Vancouver. "Since Aharonov has found such strange results in some situations, it’s worth looking at cosmology."Davies does not yet know whether these ideas will pan out. But if they do, it would be revolutionary. "The remarkable thing about Paul," says Michael Berry of the University of Bristol, "is that he has very wild ideas combined with extreme care and sobriety."That may be just the character needed to make a breakthrough. It might even be Davies’ destiny.	0	en
But, but, but....over 50 years ago in the mid part of the last century he was breaking the law and somehow fell and got a fracture. Tripped perhaps? Surely that's reason enough not to be critical of him and elect him for 18 terms. According to BLM by your privilege (of researching his atrocious record) you're just a nasty 'racist '.	1	en
There are three fundamental problems besetting Alaska's schools: 1) bad administration - administrators who can't or won't do their job; 2) an education association (the Alaska Education Association) that generally seems to value maintaining it's inappropriately cozy relationship with administrators above other concerns; 3) a nearly abject lack of oversight aimed at ensuring that administrators properly execute their duties. Item 3, "Oversight" is the role of school boards. Google search "Robert Gottstein school board." Nothing comes up - except that he was removed from his post. This is consistent with school board members and others in position of school oversight throughout Alaska. It is difficult to determine what, exactly, they believe their mission is. And now ADN has bought in to publishing his set of nonsolutions. Depressing.	0	en
The only people that like ACA are the freeloaders in the US. Ambitious people that make a decent living hate ACA and Obama for the socialism, wealth re-allocation scam it is (where hard working people now pay much more for insurance now than they did before ACA). The hate in the US towards ACA and Obama is understandable and justified.	0	en
Que sera, sera	0	ca
Looks like Moore needs a lawyer. Call "Statutory Mike" 1-800-LOOKS18	0	en
== Another major swoop through the draft == I did another major swoop through the draft, mostly to simplify overly complex sentences that I let slide the first time through, but also a lot of simple copyediting. Please check over to make sure that I haven't adversely changed their intended meanings. Thanks!	0	en
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............ or chattan never spent much of his 70 years in Alberta or Saskatchewan	0	en
I do not support them other than their right to free speech. Which, to a liberal, is supporting them.	0	en
The government is not perfect either. Keep them out of our reproductive decisions. Don't try to use the government to increase dialogue between teens and parents.	0	en
Marijuana is not a drug, in fact alcohol is a drug ..... I'd rather be around someone that uses marijuana rather than to put up with a drunk .... I use marijuana for my PTSD as well, and for my injuries I sustained while fighting for my country... sorry 6x6 you have some kind of issue with marijuana... maybe you should try it, might calm you down a little	0	en
@user dont speak ching chong (1)	1	en
I worked at ASD once. Was blown away by how some ASD employees were union reps and never had time for their jobs. They were attending union grievance and other BS meetings all the time. Contract labor had to be hired to do the job of the ASD union rep. So yes, fuzzylogic is correct - ASD needs to become union free if they want to save money and be more efficient. It's very obvious if you have ever worked at the ASD.	0	en
Neither is the reverse.	0	en
No an earlier commenter just said there was no affiliation to anything Democratic and I merely pointed out that wasn’t entirely the case.	0	en
Silly robbers. They should have used Wells Fargo's example and simply stolen the money the good old fashioned way, but charging people for services they didn't sign up for.	1	en
Sure did, and here as well: "As I have written countless times, the semi-automatic expansion of programs for the elderly (mainly Social Security, Medicare and long-term care under Medicaid) is slowly crowding out many other government programs, from defense to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. " Poor defense ( why use the word "defense" and DoD? He calls the other programs out by name, but defense is so hallowed in his eyes that it goes beyond mere titles, like some force of nature, always to be fed the human sacrifice by the tribe ) is being "crowded out", as if there's this desparate need to spend even more on it, which of course is exactly what is happening under Trump. Some crowding. Perish the thought that continually filling the trough that the war machine feeds off doesn't serve to "...subvert the national interest." The Pentagon should be sending Bob a check, lots of them actually.	0	en
It is actually fairly cheap to leave as of now. RRSPs & Locked-in RRSP (LIRA) can be cashed out at a very favourable rate. After 2 years you can cash out a LIRA if you leave at 15-25% tax.The same for RRIF/RRSPs, you pay between 15-25% tax depending on where you move. No tax on home sale or TFSA withdrawals & 1/2 tax on open investment portfolio gains. This is happening now.	0	en
Está bien, no insistiré. Lo último que quiero es acosar, porque no estoy de acuerdo para nada en eso. Estoy totalmente en contra de cualquier tipo de acoso. Me esperaré un poco y consultaré a otros usuarios para que me den su opinión antes de exponer lo que sea en el tablón de bibliotecarios, como me ha dicho usted. ¿Le parece bien?	0	es
If you have hardened criminals moving into your neighborhood through Airbnb identified only by fake Facebook accounts who cannot be policed, your concerns will be for your well being.	0	en
I'm all for public fireworks displays handled by professionals in safe venues. Unfortunately, that wasn't part of the case here and smart to cancel the event. Since Eugene still allows fireworks in residential neighborhoods, I'm hoping for rain the entire week. Of course, that's not likely to happen. I'm better off hoping that our new fire chief is very much on his toes.	0	en
"He has been a voice for unity and calm, encouraging the country to “rediscover the bonds of love and loyalty that brings us together as Americans.…" --White House talking points sent out to potential surrogates. https://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/plum-line/wp/2017/08/16/everyone-working-for-trump-knows-his-charlottesville-response-is-an-abomination/	0	en
Gabriella Paltrova – Gabriella Paltrova Had The Tightest Asshole Ever MA059	1	en
"Do you really think your prairie farm is the future of the world economy?" India certainly imports a ton of lentils.	0	en
` You are wrong! Bull riding (jaripeo) and bull tailing (Coler) originated in the bull rings of colonial Mexico. They were later adopted by the Charros, and only later by vaqueros. See the following: Guarner, Enrique, Historia del Torreo en Mexico, (Mexico, Editorial Diana, 1979; ``Historical Synthesis of Charreria,``Artes de Mexico 90/91, 1967; Steiner, Stan, Dark & Dashing Horsemen, Harper & Row, 1981; Slatta, Richard, Cowboys of the Americas, Yalre University Press, 1990. For a detailed discussion of the evoluation from bullgiht to Charreria to rodeo, see mary lou Lecompte, The Hispsnic Influence on the History of Rodeo, Journal of Sport History, Spring, 1985. `	0	en
Aloha IBrakeForBirds! You see, by introducing sterilized cats into a colony you slow the reproductive rate so that you'll have much more time to trap. The more sterilized cats introduced the slower the reproduction rate becomes until eventually it stops.	0	en
"Not taking your expletive another minute. Blocking your expletive number. Pick up your expletive stuff before the charity truck arrives, you expletive." Let your lawyer take it from there.	0	en
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Once again,a simple BTU (British thermal unit) tax and the problem is history. Everyone would pay,government spending would be transparent and the permanent fund would continue as planned. You only pay more if you use more. Similar to an income tax where as you pay more if you make more only you get to decide how much you use. . We've already payed almost 5 dollars a gallon for auto fuels and no one skipped a trip. Do you really need to keep your house at 80 degrees? Try turning your lights out when you leave the room. With a btu tax, if non of these things matter,well, your neighbors thank you. If more money is needed to pay states bills next year,before the percentage is raised, explain why please. Oh by the way,it seems we made a bit more money last year so the percentage needs to be lowered,correct. This is opportunity knocking Alaska,it doesn't usually knock twice.	0	en
Carbon taxes and strangling regulations are not "unstoppable market driven trends." Biden and Trudeau are living in a world where ElNino and El Nina are man made climate change rather than forces of nature.	0	en
Can we make block-editing for non-user????	0	en
The dude couldnt even wash dishes and make it through a shift. He told me he has had 20 jobs in 3 years. I could see why immediately. Knew he wouldnt last...didnt peg him for someone to try to get 5 minutes of fame for slamming a place that gave him a chance and friendship tho. I can't believe they even published this garbage.	1	en
One of the best investments I made when the LPC took power was moving the bulk of my portfolio into USD's. Next move....gold.	0	en
According to Guest's logic, you do not see any of their comments because they run and hide	0	en
Nice Quality Turner My husband does most of the grilling in our household so I bought this with him in mind. I'm very glad I did. He really likes the nicely weighted design and length of the turning surface. It has a good sharp edge on it which makes turning food a lot easier; this edge also serves to scrape the grill when he's done. I'm so glad I made the purchase.	0	en
Wilder drew with Britain's Tyson Fury in December American heavyweight Deontay Wilder has defended himself after again saying he wants to kill an opponent in the ring. Wilder, 33, said he was "trying to get a body on my record" before defending his WBC title against compatriot Dominic Breazeale on Saturday. It is Wilder's first fight since his title defence against Tyson Fury in December ended in a controversial draw. "This is the only sport where you can kill a man and get paid for it at the same time," said Wilder. "It's legal." Wilder has made similar comments in the past. In March 2018, British heavyweight Tony Bellew called him external-link a "disgrace and senseless idiot". Earlier this year, after Wilder told external-link Breazeale to "make some funeral arrangements", promoter Eddie Hearn said: "It's bad for the sport." Speaking to the media on Tuesday, Wilder, who has 39 knockouts from his 40 fights, said: "[Breazeale's] life is on the line for this fight and I do mean his life. I am still trying to get me a body on my record." Asked what people would think about such comments, he replied: "Dominic Breazeale asked for this. I didn't go seek him. He [sought] me. So if it comes it comes. This is a brutal sport. This is not a gentleman sport. "We don't ask to hit each other in the face but we do anyway. And you can ask any doctor around the world, he will tell you, your head is not meant to be hit. "On this particular time we have bad blood against each other. This is the only sport where you can kill a man and get paid for it at the same time. It's legal. So why not use my right to do so?" Breazeale, 33, has lost one of his 21 fights - a seventh-round knockout by Britain's unified world heavyweight champion Anthony Joshua in 2016.	1	en
Rest In Peace Allen! You were a damn good violin player in High School and an outsting individual! You will be missed!	1	en
They should also lock up his wife who was with him when he committed a lot of these crimes and when he terrorized the neighborhood. She is just as crazy as he is.	1	en
Thanks Steve for the history lesson. I am in process of writing a commentary about why we need the income tax. The basis premise isn't that we need the tax to raise revenue. Rather we need the tax so that people will have an investment in what goes on in Juneau. Volunteering in politics the frequent refrain I've heard is "As long as they don't touch my PFD I don't pay much attention to what they do in Juneau." Considerable research has shown that if people have to pay something for whatever, in this case our state government, they are much more invested in the outcome than if they get it free.	0	en
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I get tired too of the property value rational from those who won the property lottery. Or those whose environmental concerns disappear if the problem affects other neighbourhood homes. Yeah - move the pipeline and run it through neighbourhoods in New Westminster, and Surrey, and ship it out of Delta's port. Bet that would make Robertson, Corrigan, and some of the Northshore and Vancouver placard wavers happy. A spill that affects bird habitat on Westham Island is more acceptable than Vancouver Harbour? So much for caring about the planet. As an interesting aside, Princess Cruises was recently fined 40 million dollars, it seems for the past ten years they have been dumping waste and oil effluent into the water. The CoV loves the cruise ship industry. Tourism, jobs, economy. Who knows how much was dumped off the Vancouver coastline, and not only by Princess. Not a word from Mayor Robertson about stepping up oversight of this industry?	0	en
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Actually he did...many many times his aides would have to "restate" what he read off the teleprompter!	0	en
1. I knew this faggot was being meme'd by the Jews when I saw his SCJ confirmation hearing segment. If you watch the whole thing it comes across as scripted and blunted really.	1	en
"Could Trump’s people explain the infrared absorption spectrum of carbon dioxide?" Probably not but you can't defend the paris climate deal to anyone with a working brain so you try to appeal to their emotions. It was a terrible deal that would cost us trillions of dollars in GDP and 100's of 1,000's of jobs not to mention that the annual vig for participating will cost us billions of taxpayer dollars given to the poorest most corrupt countries and globalists on the planet. Trump ran on this promise you had your chance to elect someone else (who was going to sell us all out the rest of the way with the TPP) and you blew it.	0	en
The objective of this study is to assess the seasonal changes in endocrine parameters important in male fertility. Measurements of androgens measured as a biorhythm will be correlated to breeding efficiency and season.	0	en
"#Trudeau too timid." Perfect.	0	en
Who are the Spurs' most loathsome foes? Click through the photos for our list, and leave your thoughts in the comments below.	1	en

And as soon as he started making racist remarks, I knew @realdonaldtrump would win. Everyone laughed at me. You can't imagine how sorry I am that I was right. #DerangedDonald #TrumpisaTraitor #TrumpisRacist #TrumpHatesAmerica #TrumpisaCriminal https://t.co/dSqLGS3AY8

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` ::Indeed. Perhaps a simple sentence at the beginning or the end of the Criticism section saying ``PJ categorically denies all criticism (citation)`` if people really want it in there. But a large and sweeping denial section is unnecessary. Son of the Defender `

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Actually , it is the imams that preach hatred in mosques all around the world is what we care about. Easy to "not provide service" now, happened to catch an interview on TV, where it was stated that an imam had noticed one of the terrorists had reacted angrily over Al Qaeda negative remarks (imams own interview to another media outlet). Why didn't he notify the authorities then? If i was to give "kudos" - it would be that Australian imam that spoke about the flaws and need of reformation, instead of swiping under the rug and sugarcoating with platitudes.

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Aqui reafirmo que na minha opiniao as pessoas que se auto-declaram ter preguica de ler comunicacoes sao o cancer da Wiki , Pessoas declaradamente preguicosas sao asqueirosas e gostaria de ver alguem tem coragem de declarar que adoraria ver esse tipo de gente participando do projeto. Dr. LooFale comigo

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Favorably.

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What's a Queen without a King? ...A lonely ass bitch!

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Ever since President Obama made fun of Trump at that press dinner years ago, Trump has been on a mission to destroy everything Obama tried to accomplish. Trump could care less whom he hurts while on that mission. That includes the working people he promised to help, the poor, and the environment. On his quest for revenge Trump will ignore advice from even those few people he trusts if it thwarts his plans to get back at Obama. Even if it hurts the entire planet and the futures of his own grandchildren. Such is the hateful nature and selfish stupidity of Donald Trump, Pussy Grabber in Chief, Hero of the Evangelicals and a majority of Catholics!

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Umm you DON"T know, nor does anyone know if they are necessary or unnecessary. Those stats are not accounted for, yet the jumping to conclusions and assumptions abound.

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What happened is that the DNC lied, cheated, stole, and colluded to advance Clinton who turned out to be about the only major democrat that could actually lose to Trump. Blame the Russians, blame the vast right wing conspiracy, blame the deplorables, blame the basement dwelling Bernie supporters, blame everyone and everything except yourself. Hillary and the DNC are the reason we have a Trump administration, plain and simple. It's because of the clowns that we have a circus.

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:::*Am I being paranoid?

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Yes but why? The switch to cleaner energy sources had very little to do with those losses (notice their profits are doing fine). Automation, and cheaper labor in other countries are bigger factors. And automation is really the 900 pound gorilla.

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You are just mad because he didn't grab your p*****!

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Obama is a bitter racist idiot .Snow flakes are really starting to piss me off with lies and more lies . Media is the worst including CBC

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Rick, no percent of innocent people being put to death is ok. For that matter, no percent if guilty people being to death by the state is ok.

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== Copyright Problem Maybe? == An editor just raised a possible problem i might have with some of the images i used on Template:PSA Portal - all of the schools logo's - i have bugger all idea with copyright (as with much else) - can you guide me as to whether this is a copyright vio? Thnx

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"CNN is not legitimate media. they speak only out of the left side of their mouths." Could you please then post a list of the "legitimate" media? Just curious.

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There are plenty of surface wells and storage facilities that represent potential terrorist targets. I just don't see how sub-surface maps of pipelines would interest terrorists unless they are mainlines like Keystone. Even then targeting the surface lines would make more sense logistically. Seeing the fracking lines would open peoples eyes to the number of them that underlie our cities and towns.

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Don't even bother to ask the Alaska Legislature to stop this abuse by their members or employees -they simply will not. An audit would help: however, Governor Walker can now direct his Attorney General to pursue formal investigations that might lead to criminal prosecution for failure to exercise the fiduciary duty inherent in elected office and public employment. "A fiduciary duty is the highest standard of care. The person who has a fiduciary duty is called the fiduciary, and the person to whom he owes the duty, is typically referred to as the principal or the beneficiary. If an individual breaches the fiduciary duties, he or she would need to account for the ill-gotten profit."

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"... his habit of damming God." What is he - a beaver??

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"will stop at nothing to smear their ideological opponents — deception, distortion and dirty tactics" Hmm, this sounds like the modus operandi of the left, if you ask me. I never heard of this happening to 60 Minutes and their video hit pieces.

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1. Now the Soros owned RICH BITCH calls leavers terrorists , Is this a declaration of war ? NOT IN MY NAME!’ Gina Miller MOCKS Brexiteers as ‘terrorists’ ahead of protest march https://www.express.co.uk/news/politics/1032412/brexit-news-gina-miller-protest-march-andrea-jenkyns

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Whatever happened to fulfilling the term you signed up for? There seems to be a pattern of city council members resigning shortly before their term is up leading to an appointment between a couple candidates followed by an incumbent race rather than two people going to the people's vote equally.

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gmreader I think there is a big difference between accepting a call of congratulations and inciting revolution in a foreign state. If Jean-François Lisée calls Trump and congratulates him I could care less - called free speech.

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Oh, haven't you realized? I disagree with every one of your posts. It'd be really cute if you held your Lord and Saviour, the Orange Anus, to the same standards you apply to Bill Clinton. I mean, I'm just SAYING.

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No substance, just name calling. Must be a liberal point of view?

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So who's this Ben Nicholson-Smith guy, he of the opinion this latest of many bad runs by Your Js this season shows how valuable Russell Martin is? The implication that had Martin been in to catch, hey, Your Js aren't somehow losing 10 of their last 12? Funny, cuz when he initially went down this month, Your Js won 5 of the 1st 6 games without him....and when he was hurt in May, 7-5. So, perhaps 1 of the other Your Js cheerleaders on Rogers might ask for an explanation, cuz most info says Martin is 1 of a large group of over-the-hill contingent whose contract @ $20 mill per is considered an albatross. Martin will be 35 next season, with 2 yrs left on that ridiculous contract. He is at best a platoon player for the rest of his career, and logic tells us that he should be spending considerable time on the DL is he is asked to catch every day. Ben Nicholson-Smith, try giving the fans honest coverage, please.

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Transcription pausing signal detected by sense/antisense transcription. We studied elongation pausing during transcription in vitro on both the sense and the antisense strands of a given gene fragment(5' end of the bla gene of Tn3). The average transcription rate on the sense strand was much lower than that of the antisense strand, and several pauses observed on the former have no detectable antisense partner. A pausing signal was identified, associated with an (AT)6 sequence, in the vicinity of a strong pause on the sense strand and the sole detected pause on the antisense strand. Mutation of this sequence strongly reduced, by a common factor, pausing times at both sites.

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Given the number of Muslims born in the UK, this statement in a bit silly.you cannot repatriate someone who hasn't moved.

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"The summit of Mauna Kea is not mainland tourist land, it's not State land, it is Native Hawaiian land." Could you please cite your source for that ridiculous statement? Everyone in Hawaii came from somewhere else, even the Polynesians.

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I guess the 33% get free food, housing, everything?

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` Who are you, why not sign in? define ``encyclopedic``. Its a part of Garfield Hts history which makes it relevant. Its all a mater of public record. We are not concerned with other citys and their wikipages. The only reason you are not signing in is because you are a coward who knows he will be vandalized. `

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or an oil lobbyist...

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Maybe you haven't noticed that the Americans aren't recognizing any of their prisoners as POWs. Further, Khadr was linked to al-Qaeda, not ISIL. ISIL did not exist when Khadr was captured. Finally, the war in Afghanistan was over when the Taliban government was overthrown. Remember "mission accomplished"?

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Yes. That is the foundation of the Liberal Party.

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What an outstanding event. Thanks to so many for coming back!

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How do you assume that Obomba would be happily killing anything? There are a large number of bears that do not act erratically with human visitors in the park. If this one is, as described by the park rangers, and is aggressive, then the bear needs to be put down. That is one bear, not all of them. Just like the authorities would put down a cougar or alligator that killed or severely injured someone in Florida.

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Actually what happened is any two of three parties had the chance to break the dead lock. Evidently the NDP and the Greens have a lot more in common than the BCL and the Greens. Is it possible that the BCL gang was still sitting on that high horse and unwilling to come to an agreement? If they would have, Christy Clark would have nothing if the lap dog Weaver did not back her up. How does that sound?? Now apart from details, how about that "glorious Speech from the Throne"? If that wasn't cynicism, desperation, Machiavellian tactics along with a sprinkling of lies and hyperbole in one brimming dish, then I don't know what would ever illustrate opportunism in a more blatant way! Christy and the BCL outdid themselves in a very big way with that stunt. As I wrote elsewhere "Good riddance"!!!

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I wish the young man all the best. he's on a tough road but seems to have a handle on it... RG: "Ellis graduates Friday as a member of Willamette’s Class of 2016. He says it’s a group that — aside from “a few guys who are jerks to everyone” — has accepted him since he came out at school as a sophomore..."

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Governor Ige, want to make a splash for your re-election? Veto this bill. You will win the outer island votes and majority of Oahu.

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Did you actually search for them? I must have missed the stories that they were from Colorado.

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Powerful Statements Wow Raf, wow. You just made a shirt with a graphic of a guy swan diving into the ill clover thirst quencher. THERE ARE SO MANY THIRST JOKES TO CHOOSE FROM RIGHT NOW THAT MY MIND LITERALLY JUST SHUT DOWN LIKE WHEN YOUR IPHONE GETS OVERHEATED. Mr. Porter says this tee will make a "powerful statement". Tru and real, Mr. Porter, tru and real. But you know what else makes a powerful statement? COMPLETELY BRICKING YOUR WHOLE ‘FIT WITH A STUPID TEE SHIRT THAT COSTS 235 DOLLARS. Hey you guys, this is kind of a tangent, but I smoked a menthol while chewing on a mint lifesaver and now I have icicles in my throat. I strongly recommend you do that rather than buy this shirt. Even if it is Raf.

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@cricketworldcup @ICC can see @msdhoni badge but doesn't see the ground was not covered. Most developed Country in 🌏 and call 🏏 as the national sports Yet can't do anything for the biggest tournament. Learn something from #EdenGarden #ShameOnICC #WorldCup2019 #iccraincup2019 #CricketKaCrown https://t.co/PRF299UlyN

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My apologies-I am referring to Sanctuary Cities and states which offer sanctuary to Deportable Aliens. I DID write this 2 hours ago re this specific thread "More like encourage that illegal alien sanctuary policy and tell citizens again how it protects them from criminals who shouldn't be here by law." Apparently my statement was not clear so again, my apologies. Regarding this by you "...not all illegal aliens are criminals." Actually all Illegal Aliens are criminals. All of them. Some are felonies, some are misdemeanors. None are infractions Clarifying: * Aliens ordered deported/ovorstay a visa become criminal the moment they defy deportation/departure orders. * Illegal aliens walking on US soil sans border inspection are also criminals. * Here is multiple sanctuary policies for criminal aliens, who are not immigrants-including 'undocumented' immigrants. Updated July 2017 - Maps: Sanctuary Cities, Counties and States https://cis.org/Map-Sanctuary-Cities-Counties-and-States

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It's real, but there is no consensus on the cause.

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Yes well it may not appeal to you on a personal level, however it contributes towards the scope and depth of knowledge available in Wikipedia. Please leave it alone and find more useful things to do.

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The Destiny of the Universe A radical reformulation of quantum mechanics suggests that the universe has a set destiny and its pre-existing fate reaches back in time to influence the past. It could explain the origin of life, dark energy and solve other cosmic conundrums. by Julie Rehmeyer Paul Davies Arizona State University Testing Time’s Arrow Testing fate Rochester physicists, including Ben Dixon (pictured), used Aharonov’s predictions to amplify light in a laser experiment. Credit: University of Rochester Comment on this Article Please read the important Introduction that governs your participation in this community. Inappropriate language will not be tolerated and posts containing such language will be deleted. Otherwise, this is a free speech Forum and all are welcome! Please enter the text of your post, then click the "Submit New Post" button below. You may also optionally add file attachments below before submitting your edits. 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You may type your equation directly into your post, or use the LaTeX Equation Preview feature below to see how your equation will render (this is recommended).For more help on LaTeX, please see the LaTeX Project Home Page Your name: (optional) Post Text Preview [hide] Add/Edit Attachments Attachments [hide] You may optionally attach up to two documents to your post. To add an attachment, use the following feature to browse your computer and select the file to attach. The maximum file size for attachments is 1MB. Add attachment #1: Add attachment #2: Once you're done adding file attachments, click the "Submit New Post" button to add your post. Recent Comments BARON PIKE wrote on October 5, 2012 I'd like to hear an explanation of how the future events that alter the present do so in the irreversible patterns of all sequential change. Time reversal in sequence would seem to be the ultimate paradox. [email protected] wrote on November 15, 2011 Marcel, You are right, there is no 'present' at all. It's just a word and a human useful perception. As long as we know things are moving continuously (energized) and that movement makes 'time pace'. If present happens, so movement is not continuous, but discrete. Is it? GENE T YERGER wrote on June 22, 2011 Marcel, I understand you. It is the concept of the relativity of simultaneity and it is in deed the way the universe is temporally organized. Each observer has his or her own notion of the present moment, and in this respect Einstein’s theory has blurred the lines between past, present and future. But even to the great Einstein, this realization was not necessarily welcome. He thought that the idea of the present moment had a special meaning for man that was distinct from... read all article comments The universe has a destiny—and this set fate could be reaching backwards in time and combining with influences from the past to shape the present. It’s a mind-bending claim, but some cosmologists now believe that a radical reformulation of quantum mechanics in which the future can affect the past could solve some of the universe’s biggest mysteries, including how life arose. What’s more, the researchers claim that recent lab experiments are dramatically confirming the concepts underpinning this reformulation.Cosmologist Paul Davies , at Arizona State University in Tempe, is embarking on a project to investigate the future’s reach into the present, with the help of a $70,000 grant from the Foundational Questions Institute. It is a project that has been brewing for more than 30 years, since Davies first heard of attempts by physicist Yakir Aharonov to get to root of some of the paradoxes of quantum mechanics. One of these is the theory’s apparent indeterminism: You cannot predict the outcome of experiments on a quantum particle precisely; perform exactly the same experiment on two identical particles and you will get two different results.While most physicists faced with this have concluded that reality is fundamentally, deeply random, Aharonov argues that there is order hidden within the uncertainty. But to understand its source requires a leap of imagination that takes us beyond our traditional view of time and causality. In his radical reinterpretation of quantum mechanics, Aharonov argues that two seemingly identical particles behave differently under the same conditions because theyfundamentally different. We just do not appreciate this difference in the present because it can only be revealed by experiments carried out in the future."It’s a very, very profound idea," says Davies. Aharonov’s take on quantum mechanics can explain all the usual results that the conventional interpretations can, but with the added bonus that it also explains away nature’s apparent indeterminism. What’s more, a theory in which the future can influence the past may have huge—and much needed—repercussions for our understanding of the universe, says Davies.Cosmologists studying the conditions of the early universe have been puzzling about why the cosmos seems so ideally suited for life. There are other mysteries too: Why is the expansion of the universe speeding up? What is the origin of the magnetic fields seen in galaxies? And why do some cosmic rays appear to have impossibly high energies? These questions cannot be answered just by looking at the past conditions of the universe. But perhaps, Davies ponders, if the cosmos has set final conditions in place—a destiny—then this, combined with the influence of the initial conditions set out at the beginning of the universe, might together perfectly explain these cosmic conundrums.It’s a nice—if extremely strange—idea. But is there any way to check its feasibility? Given that it invokes a future that we do not yet have access to as a partial cause of the present, this seems like an impossible task. However, cunningly devised lab tests have recently put the future to the test and found that it could indeed be affecting the past.Aharonov and his colleagues had long predicted that for certain very specific quantum experiments carried out in three successive steps, the way that the third and final step is performed could dramatically change the properties measured during the second, intermediate step. In this sense, actions carried out in the future (the third step) would be seen to affect results of measurements carried out in the past (the second step).In particular, over the past two years, experimental teams have carried out repeated tests with lasers that show that by tweaking the final step of the experiment they can introduce dramatic amplifications in the amount by which their laser beam is deflected during the intermediate steps of the experiment. In some cases, the observed deflection during the intermediate step can be amplified by a factor of 10,000 , depending on choices made in the final step.These strange results can be explained simply by Aharonov’s picture: The intermediate amplification is the result of the combination of actions carried out both in the past (the first step) and the future (the final step). It is far more awkward to explain the results using traditional interpretations of quantum mechanics, says Andrew Jordan of the University of Rochester, who helped to devise one of the laser experiments. The situation can be likened to the way that Copernicus’ heliocentric model of the solar system and Ptolemy’s geocentric model both provide valid interpretations of the same planetary data, but the sun-centered model is thought to be simpler and more elegant.While laser experiments are providing the team with good news, Davies, Aharonov, and their colleagues Jeff Tollaksen and Menas Kefatos, at Chapman University, California, are now searching for observable cosmic consequences of information from the future influencing the past. One place to look is the cosmic microwave background (CMB), the fading afterglow of the big bang. The CMB has faint ripples of warmth or coolness and thirty years ago, Davies developed a model with his then-student Tim Bunch, describing these ripples at the quantum level.Davies and Tollaksen are now revising this model within the new quantum framework. Physicists have well-developed thoughts about what the initial state of the universe was and what the final state of the universe could end up being (most likely a vacuum, the inevitable result of continued expansion), and the team are putting these together with their new model to see if they can predict characteristic signatures of the future’s influence on the CMB that could be picked up by the Planck satellite "Cosmology is an ideal case for this approach," says Bill Unruh of the University of British Columbia, Vancouver. "Since Aharonov has found such strange results in some situations, it’s worth looking at cosmology."Davies does not yet know whether these ideas will pan out. But if they do, it would be revolutionary. "The remarkable thing about Paul," says Michael Berry of the University of Bristol, "is that he has very wild ideas combined with extreme care and sobriety."That may be just the character needed to make a breakthrough. It might even be Davies’ destiny.

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But, but, but....over 50 years ago in the mid part of the last century he was breaking the law and somehow fell and got a fracture. Tripped perhaps? Surely that's reason enough not to be critical of him and elect him for 18 terms. According to BLM by your privilege (of researching his atrocious record) you're just a nasty 'racist '.

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There are three fundamental problems besetting Alaska's schools: 1) bad administration - administrators who can't or won't do their job; 2) an education association (the Alaska Education Association) that generally seems to value maintaining it's inappropriately cozy relationship with administrators above other concerns; 3) a nearly abject lack of oversight aimed at ensuring that administrators properly execute their duties. Item 3, "Oversight" is the role of school boards. Google search "Robert Gottstein school board." Nothing comes up - except that he was removed from his post. This is consistent with school board members and others in position of school oversight throughout Alaska. It is difficult to determine what, exactly, they believe their mission is. And now ADN has bought in to publishing his set of nonsolutions. Depressing.

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The only people that like ACA are the freeloaders in the US. Ambitious people that make a decent living hate ACA and Obama for the socialism, wealth re-allocation scam it is (where hard working people now pay much more for insurance now than they did before ACA). The hate in the US towards ACA and Obama is understandable and justified.

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Que sera, sera

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Looks like Moore needs a lawyer. Call "Statutory Mike" 1-800-LOOKS18

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== Another major swoop through the draft == I did another major swoop through the draft, mostly to simplify overly complex sentences that I let slide the first time through, but also a lot of simple copyediting. Please check over to make sure that I haven't adversely changed their intended meanings. Thanks!

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è stata dura fanno schifo

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............ or chattan never spent much of his 70 years in Alberta or Saskatchewan

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I do not support them other than their right to free speech. Which, to a liberal, is supporting them.

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The government is not perfect either. Keep them out of our reproductive decisions. Don't try to use the government to increase dialogue between teens and parents.

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Marijuana is not a drug, in fact alcohol is a drug ..... I'd rather be around someone that uses marijuana rather than to put up with a drunk .... I use marijuana for my PTSD as well, and for my injuries I sustained while fighting for my country... sorry 6x6 you have some kind of issue with marijuana... maybe you should try it, might calm you down a little

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@user dont speak ching chong (1)

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I worked at ASD once. Was blown away by how some ASD employees were union reps and never had time for their jobs. They were attending union grievance and other BS meetings all the time. Contract labor had to be hired to do the job of the ASD union rep. So yes, fuzzylogic is correct - ASD needs to become union free if they want to save money and be more efficient. It's very obvious if you have ever worked at the ASD.

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Neither is the reverse.

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No an earlier commenter just said there was no affiliation to anything Democratic and I merely pointed out that wasn’t entirely the case.

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Silly robbers. They should have used Wells Fargo's example and simply stolen the money the good old fashioned way, but charging people for services they didn't sign up for.

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Sure did, and here as well: "As I have written countless times, the semi-automatic expansion of programs for the elderly (mainly Social Security, Medicare and long-term care under Medicaid) is slowly crowding out many other government programs, from defense to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. " Poor defense ( why use the word "defense" and DoD? He calls the other programs out by name, but defense is so hallowed in his eyes that it goes beyond mere titles, like some force of nature, always to be fed the human sacrifice by the tribe ) is being "crowded out", as if there's this desparate need to spend even more on it, which of course is exactly what is happening under Trump. Some crowding. Perish the thought that continually filling the trough that the war machine feeds off doesn't serve to "...subvert the national interest." The Pentagon should be sending Bob a check, lots of them actually.

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It is actually fairly cheap to leave as of now. RRSPs & Locked-in RRSP (LIRA) can be cashed out at a very favourable rate. After 2 years you can cash out a LIRA if you leave at 15-25% tax.The same for RRIF/RRSPs, you pay between 15-25% tax depending on where you move. No tax on home sale or TFSA withdrawals & 1/2 tax on open investment portfolio gains. This is happening now.

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Está bien, no insistiré. Lo último que quiero es acosar, porque no estoy de acuerdo para nada en eso. Estoy totalmente en contra de cualquier tipo de acoso. Me esperaré un poco y consultaré a otros usuarios para que me den su opinión antes de exponer lo que sea en el tablón de bibliotecarios, como me ha dicho usted. ¿Le parece bien?

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If you have hardened criminals moving into your neighborhood through Airbnb identified only by fake Facebook accounts who cannot be policed, your concerns will be for your well being.

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I'm all for public fireworks displays handled by professionals in safe venues. Unfortunately, that wasn't part of the case here and smart to cancel the event. Since Eugene still allows fireworks in residential neighborhoods, I'm hoping for rain the entire week. Of course, that's not likely to happen. I'm better off hoping that our new fire chief is very much on his toes.

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"He has been a voice for unity and calm, encouraging the country to “rediscover the bonds of love and loyalty that brings us together as Americans.…" --White House talking points sent out to potential surrogates. https://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/plum-line/wp/2017/08/16/everyone-working-for-trump-knows-his-charlottesville-response-is-an-abomination/

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Gabriella Paltrova – Gabriella Paltrova Had The Tightest Asshole Ever MA059

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"Do you really think your prairie farm is the future of the world economy?" India certainly imports a ton of lentils.

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` You are wrong! Bull riding (jaripeo) and bull tailing (Coler) originated in the bull rings of colonial Mexico. They were later adopted by the Charros, and only later by vaqueros. See the following: Guarner, Enrique, Historia del Torreo en Mexico, (Mexico, Editorial Diana, 1979; ``Historical Synthesis of Charreria,``Artes de Mexico 90/91, 1967; Steiner, Stan, Dark & Dashing Horsemen, Harper & Row, 1981; Slatta, Richard, Cowboys of the Americas, Yalre University Press, 1990. For a detailed discussion of the evoluation from bullgiht to Charreria to rodeo, see mary lou Lecompte, The Hispsnic Influence on the History of Rodeo, Journal of Sport History, Spring, 1985. `

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Aloha IBrakeForBirds! You see, by introducing sterilized cats into a colony you slow the reproductive rate so that you'll have much more time to trap. The more sterilized cats introduced the slower the reproduction rate becomes until eventually it stops.

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"Not taking your expletive another minute. Blocking your expletive number. Pick up your expletive stuff before the charity truck arrives, you expletive." Let your lawyer take it from there.

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Once again,a simple BTU (British thermal unit) tax and the problem is history. Everyone would pay,government spending would be transparent and the permanent fund would continue as planned. You only pay more if you use more. Similar to an income tax where as you pay more if you make more only you get to decide how much you use. . We've already payed almost 5 dollars a gallon for auto fuels and no one skipped a trip. Do you really need to keep your house at 80 degrees? Try turning your lights out when you leave the room. With a btu tax, if non of these things matter,well, your neighbors thank you. If more money is needed to pay states bills next year,before the percentage is raised, explain why please. Oh by the way,it seems we made a bit more money last year so the percentage needs to be lowered,correct. This is opportunity knocking Alaska,it doesn't usually knock twice.

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Carbon taxes and strangling regulations are not "unstoppable market driven trends." Biden and Trudeau are living in a world where ElNino and El Nina are man made climate change rather than forces of nature.

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Can we make block-editing for non-user????

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The dude couldnt even wash dishes and make it through a shift. He told me he has had 20 jobs in 3 years. I could see why immediately. Knew he wouldnt last...didnt peg him for someone to try to get 5 minutes of fame for slamming a place that gave him a chance and friendship tho. I can't believe they even published this garbage.

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One of the best investments I made when the LPC took power was moving the bulk of my portfolio into USD's. Next move....gold.

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According to Guest's logic, you do not see any of their comments because they run and hide

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Nice Quality Turner My husband does most of the grilling in our household so I bought this with him in mind. I'm very glad I did. He really likes the nicely weighted design and length of the turning surface. It has a good sharp edge on it which makes turning food a lot easier; this edge also serves to scrape the grill when he's done. I'm so glad I made the purchase.

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Wilder drew with Britain's Tyson Fury in December American heavyweight Deontay Wilder has defended himself after again saying he wants to kill an opponent in the ring. Wilder, 33, said he was "trying to get a body on my record" before defending his WBC title against compatriot Dominic Breazeale on Saturday. It is Wilder's first fight since his title defence against Tyson Fury in December ended in a controversial draw. "This is the only sport where you can kill a man and get paid for it at the same time," said Wilder. "It's legal." Wilder has made similar comments in the past. In March 2018, British heavyweight Tony Bellew called him external-link a "disgrace and senseless idiot". Earlier this year, after Wilder told external-link Breazeale to "make some funeral arrangements", promoter Eddie Hearn said: "It's bad for the sport." Speaking to the media on Tuesday, Wilder, who has 39 knockouts from his 40 fights, said: "[Breazeale's] life is on the line for this fight and I do mean his life. I am still trying to get me a body on my record." Asked what people would think about such comments, he replied: "Dominic Breazeale asked for this. I didn't go seek him. He [sought] me. So if it comes it comes. This is a brutal sport. This is not a gentleman sport. "We don't ask to hit each other in the face but we do anyway. And you can ask any doctor around the world, he will tell you, your head is not meant to be hit. "On this particular time we have bad blood against each other. This is the only sport where you can kill a man and get paid for it at the same time. It's legal. So why not use my right to do so?" Breazeale, 33, has lost one of his 21 fights - a seventh-round knockout by Britain's unified world heavyweight champion Anthony Joshua in 2016.

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Rest In Peace Allen! You were a damn good violin player in High School and an outsting individual! You will be missed!

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They should also lock up his wife who was with him when he committed a lot of these crimes and when he terrorized the neighborhood. She is just as crazy as he is.

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Thanks Steve for the history lesson. I am in process of writing a commentary about why we need the income tax. The basis premise isn't that we need the tax to raise revenue. Rather we need the tax so that people will have an investment in what goes on in Juneau. Volunteering in politics the frequent refrain I've heard is "As long as they don't touch my PFD I don't pay much attention to what they do in Juneau." Considerable research has shown that if people have to pay something for whatever, in this case our state government, they are much more invested in the outcome than if they get it free.

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" == Protected AAC == Apple calls the files ""Protected AAC"" , calling them something else because someone doesn't like DRM is introducing that editor's POV. "

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I get tired too of the property value rational from those who won the property lottery. Or those whose environmental concerns disappear if the problem affects other neighbourhood homes. Yeah - move the pipeline and run it through neighbourhoods in New Westminster, and Surrey, and ship it out of Delta's port. Bet that would make Robertson, Corrigan, and some of the Northshore and Vancouver placard wavers happy. A spill that affects bird habitat on Westham Island is more acceptable than Vancouver Harbour? So much for caring about the planet. As an interesting aside, Princess Cruises was recently fined 40 million dollars, it seems for the past ten years they have been dumping waste and oil effluent into the water. The CoV loves the cruise ship industry. Tourism, jobs, economy. Who knows how much was dumped off the Vancouver coastline, and not only by Princess. Not a word from Mayor Robertson about stepping up oversight of this industry?

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Oh the drama!

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Actually he did...many many times his aides would have to "restate" what he read off the teleprompter!

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1. I knew this faggot was being meme'd by the Jews when I saw his SCJ confirmation hearing segment. If you watch the whole thing it comes across as scripted and blunted really.

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"Could Trump’s people explain the infrared absorption spectrum of carbon dioxide?" Probably not but you can't defend the paris climate deal to anyone with a working brain so you try to appeal to their emotions. It was a terrible deal that would cost us trillions of dollars in GDP and 100's of 1,000's of jobs not to mention that the annual vig for participating will cost us billions of taxpayer dollars given to the poorest most corrupt countries and globalists on the planet. Trump ran on this promise you had your chance to elect someone else (who was going to sell us all out the rest of the way with the TPP) and you blew it.

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The objective of this study is to assess the seasonal changes in endocrine parameters important in male fertility. Measurements of androgens measured as a biorhythm will be correlated to breeding efficiency and season.

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"#Trudeau too timid." Perfect.

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Who are the Spurs' most loathsome foes? Click through the photos for our list, and leave your thoughts in the comments below.

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