Brian Greene and Lawrence Krauss discuss the Higgs Particle and the Higgs Field. The original video was Dec 13, 2012. The Higgs Field gives all particles mass. Particles with more mass have more interaction with the Higgs Particle.
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The Girl Who Loved Tom Gordon by Stephen King My rating: 4 of 5 stars Nice. So, I avoided reading this for years because I thought it would be another one of the “Can you survive the _____?” books like Misery and Gerald’s Game. Oh, and I’m also not a Red Sox fan. 😉 It
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Usually I love Stephen King books but this fell flat for me. The Colorado Kid by Stephen KingMy rating: 2 of 5 stars Well, I see. Yes, mystery is important, but let’s talk about Sudoku. Imagine a game of Sudoku that gets to the last few moves, just when you have to make the deepest
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I hope this link isn’t removed, but here’s the high point (for me at any rate) of MagnaBall, Phish’s 10th festival that just ended at Watkin’s Glen. Prince Caspian has been a jam vehicle before, but this time is historic. What a show!
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Well, my friend Larry crushed my Helvetii in Bibracte, but it was certainly a lot of fun. Don’t know Bibracte? Well… https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Bibracte In our game my Helvetii never got it going, and the legions stacked up. Consequently, the battle was over almost before it started. The Boii and Tulingi never even showed up. Next up
http://www.gazetaesportiva.net/copa-do-brasil/sao-paulo-reage-vence-o-ceara-e-avanca-na-copa-do-brasil/ Rogério Cení, our 41-year-old keeper, made a goal (penalty) and closed our goal against Ceará! Bigger challenges are ahead though.
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Ready for 2015-6! https://instagram.com/p/61FRkIFCCV/
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Storm Front by Jim ButcherMy rating: 3 of 5 stars Delicious, but like a snack with too much salt rather than the healthy hearty meals to which my reading self is accustomed. Jim Butcher has built a picturesque world, but Storm Front is only going to give us tastes of what’s inside. Still, I’m very
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Joyland by Stephen KingMy rating: 3 of 5 stars 3 stars is about right. I definitely enjoyed the story. There were interesting characters and a terse tight plot. I actually guessed the culprit, but not through the clues, but the psychological trail. All those women were charmed. When Jonesy suspects Eddie but realizes it was
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Outlander by Diana GabaldonMy rating: 3 of 5 stars Overall a 3 star rating (I liked it) is correct. Diana Gabaldon has a very expressive voice, especially when describing surroundings. There were times when I could read a paragraph close my eyes and BE inside this world she painted. I had a bumpy ride through
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Perdido Street Station by China MiévilleMy rating: 5 of 5 stars I loved so many aspects of this story. The world-building – a broken-down, dismal place where industry and magic work together and compete with each other – astonished me. This book drips theme. Some readers may find this time spent on the vivid description
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At Home: A Short History of Private Life by Bill BrysonMy rating: 4 of 5 stars I found this book to be very illuminating. It is well-researched, but it reads more like a conversation than a history treatise. Bryson introduces characters who recur in the story, but in different roles. The end result is a
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