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This is a performance art piece that involves the interview of a figurative model.
Topics: figurative model, life drawing
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This is a short film about the beauty of the feminine.
Topics: figurative, feminine, nude
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A tribute to Margaret Nolan (Part 2)
Topics: Margaret Nolan, art, figurative
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This is a short film made up of photographs from the German book Die Erotik in der Photographie, from the 1930's. The original book is available at archive.org.
Topics: Die Erotik in der Photographie, fine art, figurative art
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A Tribute Margaret Nola - Part 1
Topics: photography, fine art, figurative
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This is the script to the 1987 movie Empire of the Sun which is based on an autobiographical book by J. G. Ballard. I am posting it as a response to the politicking going on by former CBC employee Tetsuro Shigematsu who has written something called Empire of the Son ... which is somewhat troubling. It is also meant to hold the new UBC president Mr. Ono's feet to the fire for publicizing Shigematsu politicking. The similarity in the naming is intentional, as is the white washing and revisioning...
Topics: Empire of the Sun, Empire of the Son, Ballard, Tetsuro Shigematsu
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Introduction to the Theory of Relativity by Peter Bergmann Part 1: Chapters 1- 5 Prentice Hall, New York , 1948
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Topics: Bergmann, Introduction to the Theory of Relativity, Frames of Reference, Coordinate Transformation,...
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This is the second volume in a series of books – The Best of Ian Fleming – meant to encourage the reading public to pick up the Ian Fleming novels and read them. In the first volume I explain the raison d’être for the Bond novels. The Bond novels are a masterful undertaking of political and psychological warfare aimed at Soviet machination and propaganda in the West. Ian Fleming exceeded beyond his expectations! In this volume, we shall look at the second set of four Bond Novels...
Topics: Ian Fleming, James Bond, Goldfinger, Dr. No. From Russia With Love, For Your Eyes Only
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A Tribute to Alta Studio
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A physics 101 talk about Black Holes and Gravitational Fields. An excerpt from Physics by Tipler is included in this assignment
Topics: Physics 101, Black Holes and Gravitational Fields Assignment, Pythagoras Publishing
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A Tribute to Nojima.
Topics: photography, fine art, figurative
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This is the notes to Empire of the Sun which is an autobiographical book by J. G. Ballard. I am posting it as a response to the politicking going on by former CBC employee Tetsuro Shigematsu who has written something called Empire of the Son ... which is somewhat troubling. It is also meant to hold the new UBC president Mr. Ono's feet to the fire for publicizing Shigematsu politicking. The similarity in the naming is intentional, as is the white washing and revisioning ... are they both Asian...
Topics: Empire of the Sun, Empire of the Son, J. G. Ballard, Tetsuro Shigematsu
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Most students are introduced to the Harmonic Series and are told it yields an infinite sum, and then things are left at that. There is something beautiful in taking the next step, which is to introduce the Euler Constant. Unfortunately thus next step is not always done. This little article was lost amongst the author's notes in 1983 and only recently found in a box of old manuscripts. There will be other A Little Bit of Euler articles.
Topics: Euler, Euler's Constant, Harmonic Series, natural logarithm, mathematics, mathematicians
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In September 1956 Canadian RCAF fighter pilots flying CF-86 Sabre jets with NATO in Europe inadvertently down an American CIA U-2 over Germany. The pilot Howard Carey was killed. The Canadian Incident, as it has become known, is inextricably tied to the decision to cancel the Avro Arrow CF-105 project in February 1959. The reader is welcome to read the Canadian Incident script as well posted at archive.org. Perhaps the CBC will take the Canadian Incident script and make it into a movie ... the...
Topics: U-2, Avro Arrow, CF-86 Sabre jets, RCAF, CIA., Pythagoras Publishing
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The implications of the two simple postulates of Special Relativity proposed by Albert Einstein are presented in a succinct form in this paper. Two additional heuristic postulates are explained. The simple algebraic derivation of the equations of Special Relativity was shared by the author to Dr. F. A. Kaempffer and Dr. George Volkoff during the course of a pleasant conversation in 1984.
Topics: Einstein, Special Relativity, Simple Derivations, Lorentz Transformation, heuristic postulates
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A Tribute Art Deco Figurative
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The week two notes titled Leonardo da Vinci Science Notes, for Science 201, Vision Perception and Science taught by the author at the Emily Carr Institute for Art and Design (refer to Science 201 Course Outline).
Topics: Emily Carr Institute for Art and Design, Science 201, Leonardo da Vinci Science Notes, Pythagoras...
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A physics 11 experiment on refraction and Snell's Law. This document includes several ray tracings which can be used by students to do a take-home lab.
Topics: Physics 11, Snell's Law Experiment, Refraction, Pythagoras Publishing
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A close look at the life and work of Karl Schwarzschild and in particular the Schwarzschild Metric and his two papers from 1916. It is evident that scientists like Riemann and Schwarzschild were looking at gravity as a curving of space long before Einstein and his famous 1916 paper on the Theory of General Relativity. Einstein was definitely not the first physicist to suggest that space-time was curved. Schwarzschild wrote a paper on the subject of the curvature of space in 1900, over fifteen...
Topics: Karl Schwarzschild, Albert Einstein, Schwarzschild Metric, George Volkoff, Oppenheimer, Riemann,...
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In this paper both integral transform techniques and an algebraic formulation of the second order differential equation are used to derive the solution for the one dimensional Dirac delta Schrodinger equation. These are novel approaches which are not found in any standard textbook. Both the Transform and reformulation techniques provide new insight into the one dimensional Dirac delta Schrodinger equation. This paper was first published in the Gamma Magazine at the Niels Bohr Institute in...
Topics: One Dimensional Dirac Delta Schrodinger Equation, Transform technique, Algebraic Reformulation,...
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Copernicus Quincentennary Pamphlet from the 1973 exhibit sponsored by IBM and presented across Canada at Canadian Museums
Topics: Copernicus, Quincentennary, Canada, 1973
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This is a short compilation of films about fan dancing.
Topics: fan dancing, burlesque
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A Tribute American photographer Albert Arthur Allen.
Topics: photography, fine art, figurative
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Table of Content and Introduction From The Elements of Physics by F.A. Kaempffer, Blaisdell Publishing Co. Toronto, 1967 Dr. Kaempffer provided the archivist with a signed copy of his textbook when he last visited the esteem professor. His "Elements of Physics" textbook is one of the finest of its type written and is a joy to read. The book, translated from English into Russian, was used for years as a standard textbook in Russia, training a generation of their scientists and...
Topics: The Elements of Physics, Kaempffer, Table of Content and Introduction
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A work book to introduce On the Revolutions of the Heavenly Spheres by Copernicus. The work book includes excerpts of Nicholas Copernicus' 1543 book, a biography, contributions By Sir Jean Jeans and Max Planck about Copernicus as well as a description of the Apparent Motion and Orbits of the Planets. A digital book prepared by Pythagoras Publishing of Vancouver, BC, Canada
Topics: On the Revolutions of the Heavenly Spheres, Nicholas Copernicus, Sir Jean Jeans, Max Planck,...
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A Novel about Wartime Technical Collaboration between German and Japan in the area of rockets and chemical weapons, and a plan to attack San Francisco during the inaugural meeting of the United Nations in the spring of 1945. There are aspects to this novel based on the radio intercept work done at Station Point Grey at the University of British Columbia, and still classified Special Intelligence that is secreted away in the intelligence archives of several Governments.
Topics: World War Two, Station Point Grey, Wasserfall Missile, Chemical weapons, Imperial Japan, Imperial...
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This book is a novel written in 2013 based in history of the wartime development of nuclear weapons by German and Japan. The novel focuses on the work of Fritz Houterman, and the von Ardenne Group, on the van der Graff work of Gerlach a,d the sharing of their results with the Japanese Navy group with Nishina and Yukawa. After the Second World War, Yukawa would win a Nobel Prize in Physics. Oppenheimer himself recommended him for the Prize. Some would say it was to buy his silence. Reading...
Topics: Nuclear Weapons, Second World War, Nazi Germany, Imperial Japan, Fritz Houterman, Yukawa, Nishina,...
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Eros in literature is one of the finest and most sublime way to share one’s love. The purpose of the Eros in Poetry and Prose Series is to share some of the most amorous and enticing pieces of poetry and prose to be found in the English Language. This is the fifth book in the series. Its release coincides with Valentine’s Day 2019. In this edition you will find 16 original poems and 12 pieces of prose from 2018 and early 2019 written by the author. There are 23 romantic poems by Lady...
Topics: Eros, Love, Lust, Happiness, St Valentine Day, Poetry, Prose
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This is Pen and Pencil Magazine Volume One from Spring 2019. I have recently updated a complete copy of the magazine (the previous posting was an incomplete version).
Topics: Short Stories, poetry, art, eros, happiness, love
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This is a short and humorous look at a math question given by an elementary school teacher to a rather clever young student. The student took advantage of the ambiguous nature of the question and answered the question in a wise fashion. The teacher needs to revisit the question and deal with the ambiguity. this is a pithy little math article ...
Topics: fractions, the pizza puzzle, ambiguity in a math question
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Introduction to the Theory of Relativity by Peter Bergmann Part 2: Chapter 6 - 9 Prentice-Hall, New York, 1948
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Eugene Wigner once said, "Give me enough parameters and I can describe an elephant, give me a me a few more and I can tell you it is wagging its tail." When it comes to this dynamical model of galactic structure there appears little need to include unseen or "dark Matter" in the theory. In presenting a simple dynamical model for a thin disk galaxy we are left with a single parameter, the arreal matter density, to fit to our experimental data and the challenge is to measure...
Topics: Thin Disk Galaxy, simple dynamical model, no need for dark matter, Pythagoras Publishing
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Nuclear Physics by Enrico Fermi Chapter 1, Properties of Nuclei University of Chicago Press, 1950
Topics: Enrico Fermi, Nuclear Physics, textbook, Chapter 1, Properties of Nuclei, packing fraction, binding...
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A Tribute to Margaret Nolan (Part 1)
Topics: Margaret Nolan, art, figurative art
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Eros in literature is one of the finest and most sublime way to share one’s love. The purpose of the Eros in Poetry and Prose Series is to share some of the most amorous and enticing pieces of poetry and prose to be found in the English Language. This is the third book in the series. Its release coincides with Valentine’s Day 2017. In this edition you will find 30 original poems and 10 pieces of prose from 2016 and 2017 written by the author, all meant to tickle your fancy ... The award...
Topics: Eros, Love, Lust, Happiness, Poetry < Prose
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Elementary Particles by Enrico Fermi Chapters 4 - Appendix 1 and 2, Chapter 4: Pions, Nucleons and Anti-Nucleons, Appendix 1: Quantization of the Radiation Field, Appendix 2: Second Quantization with the Pauli Principle Yale University Press, 1951
Topics: Enrico Fermi, Elementary Particles, Quanta, Fields, Interaction Constants, Pions, Neutrinos
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Nuclear Physics by Enrico Fermi Chapter 4 University of Chicago Press 1950
Topics: Enrico Fermi, Nuclear Physics, textbook, Chapter 4, Beta decay, rate of decay, beta decay, Kurie...
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A short description of phosphoric acid and how pH affects its chemistry. The graphics are from Linus Pauling's excellent Chemistry book. This talk was presented to a high school chemistry class.
Topics: Phosphoric acid, pH, Pythagoras Publishing
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This is Broadcast Twenty Six of Radio Free Vancouver on the 24th of August, 2017. In this broadcast I talk in passing about the state of the forst fires in the Province of BC as well as how the extensive rain in the spring of 2017 in Vancouver meant that the interior of BC did not get its anticipated spring supply. I mention that the rain did not get over the Coastal Mountains (I called them the Rockies in error) because the air was cooler than normal. In this Broadcast I talk about D.H....
Topics: D H Lawrence, Lady Chatterley's Lover, the BC Forest Fires
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It is well known that the relationship between two perpendicular lines with slopes m1 and m2 is that m2 is the negative of the reciprocal of m1. In this short paper a simple derivation of this relationship is provided using the Rotational Transformation Matrix. This manuscript was written in 1980, but remained lost in the authorâs library until recently rediscovered.
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Topics: perpendicular lines, slopes of lines, slopes of perpendicular lines, Rotational Transformation...
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This is Radio Free Vancouver Broadcast Seventy Six on Monday September 3, 2018. In this Broadcast I make mention of the pipeline decision and point out that the issue is not of pipelines and aboriginal politics. I make mention that most of the pollution in the waters on the West Coast come from Municipal sources like the sewage outfall in Victoria or the countless storm drains that drain into the ocean and there is very little scientific evidence that the pollution comes from shipping in the...
Topics: pipeline, Canada, economy, Masters in our homes, aboriginal personalities, Parliament of Canada,...
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Yukawa's 1934 paper which hypothesized the existence of the pion, the quanta holding the protons and neutrons together in the nucleus.
Topics: Yukawa, Pions
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This is a physics lecture I gave at TRIUMF (Canada's National Accelerator laboratory) as part of the TRIUMF Saturday Morning Lecture Series in 2008. This lecture is about Classical Waves. In the talk I mention Pythagoras and his "Everything is Numbers" view of the universe. I mention Leonard da Vinci and Galileo Galilei as well. I provide a basic introduction about traveling waves and use some real world examples to describe some waves - including the seismic signal from September...
Topics: Waves, classical waves, stadning waves, traveling waves, Pythagoras, Leonardo da Vinci, Galileo...
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A January 2006 article in the Graduate Magazine at UBC. Knowledge is universal, but living knowledge does not reside in books, but within the hearts and mind of men. Knowledge is inanimate, people are animate. How important Management by Objectives MBO and management by walking around MBWA impact an organization. The leadership styles of Lord Nelson, Ed Deming, as well as David Packard and Bill Hewlett are discussed. Five recommended objectives to improving the UBC experience.
Topics: UBC, Management by Objectives, Management by Walking Around, Lord Nelson, Ed Demings, David...
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In this short paper we were able to find algorithmic fits to several exoplanetary systems around G type stars in the HR8799, 82 G. Eridani and the Tau Ceti systems. We have also made predictions as to where new planets may be discovered in two of these systems based on the algorithms outlined in this paper. In subsequent papers other exoplanetary systems will be studied in a similar fashion. In a subsequent paper an astrophysical theory outlining the commonality between these exoplanetary...
Topics: exoplanets, orbital model, Titius-Bode Law, HR8799, 82G Eridani, Tau Ceti
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A tribute toe the photographer Alexander Grinberg
Topics: photography, fine art, figurative
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Introduction to the Theory of Relativity by Peter Bergmann Part 3: Chapter 10 - 13 Prentice-Hall, New York 1948
Topics: Bergmann, Introduction to the Theory of Relativity, Principle of Equivalence, Riemann-Christoffel...
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This is a paper by Dr. H.B. Casimir outlining his calculation of the force between two conducting plates due to electromagnetic Zero Point Energy. Dr. Casimir and I met in the early 1980's during his visit to UBC in Vancouver. He was in town to meet his old grad student Dr. Opechowski. This is a copy of the paper that Dr Casimir gave me when we met and spoke. I will be posting some noites from the discussions we had shortly. His comments from his 1948 paper speaks for themselves: "There...
Topics: Casimir Effect, Zero Point Energy, quantum effect
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This is Radio Free Vancouver Broadcast One Hundred and Three, on 11 March, 2019. In this Broadcast I talk about the efforts by some prejudiced people in the United States to take Dr. Seuss's books out of Elementary School Classrooms. They take offense to one or two lines in his writing and want to burn his books! Is the NEA and politicians like Ms. Saxena the new Joseph McCarthy? "Are you and have you ever been a Seussian ... ?" Shame on you Ms. Saxena and shame on the National...
Topics: Dr Seuss, Cat in the Hat, Green Eggs and Ham, book burning, prejudice, National Education...
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Some personal recollections about the life and achievements of Paul Dirac by Maurice Pryce, one of Dirac's finest graduate students. You will enjoy the comments by Kapitza teasing Dirac "positive electrons ... positive electrons, put that into your theory!" at a Cambridge symposium in late 1932/early 1933. Of course Dirac would do so and win a Nobel Prize in Physics for his theory of the Relativistic Positron. These recollections was first published soon after Dr. Dirac's passing in...
Topics: Paul Dirac, Maurice Pryce, Kapitza, positive electrons, positrons, Quantum Mechanics, Nobel Prize...
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Nuclear Physics by Enrico Fermi Appendix and Index University of Chicago, 1950
Topics: Enrico Fermi, Nuclear Physics, textbook, Appendix and Index
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An original poem by Patrick Bruskiewich I watched from afar As the big black bear ate fistful of my berries
Topics: poem, funny, Canadian Poetry
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I met UN Ambassador Maurice Strong in the spring of 1988 (either February or March, I cannot remember) after he had given the lead talk at a public policy forum in Vancouver. He had been a Canadian representative at the Brundtland Commission on Sustainable Development. The Ambassador challenged me to see sustainable development ideas implemented at a region level. With the full support and cooperation of the three Municipalities on the North Shore, North and West Vancouver, as well as the...
Topics: Brundtland Commission, Sustainable Development, North Shore, North Vancouver, West Vancouver,...
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In reading J.R. Taylor's 1983 article Euler, the Master Calculator a small commentary is in order about one of the mathematics questions not fully explained by Euler. In his 1983 article titled Euler, the Master Calculator J.R. Taylor presented eight examples of the type of mathematics that Euler became famous for. Taylor implies that one of the eight examples was not fully elucidated by Euler, to simply ln ln ln e^(1/e) which in the surface appears to lead to an inconsistency within the...
Topics: Euler, exponential function, natural logarithm, mathematics, mathematician
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This is Radio Free Vancouver Broadcast ninety One on December 17, 2018. This Broadcast is about economic issues and the fact that Canada is not a modern mercantile country but a 19th century country exporting raw materials to pay for our 21st century appetites. I talk about some of the short comings and the few bright possibilities. I focus on the likes of Marc Garneau and how he could help solve some of these short comings. I also talk about the neo-primitives and Canadian politics ... we...
Topics: Canada, neoprimitive, John A MacDonald, Lester Pearson, Jean Sauve, Canadian ten dollar bills,...
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A Tribute to Mr. Roye and his maidens.
Topics: photography, fine art, figurative
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Introduction to the Theory of Relativity by Peter Bergmann Part 4: Chapter 15 - 18 Prentice Hall, New York, 1948
Topics: Bergmann, Introduction to the Theory of Relativity, Equations of Motion, Weyl's Gauge Invariant...
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This is Pen & Pencil Magazine from the Fall of 2019.
Topics: short stories, poems, happiness, love, eros
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Elementary Particles by Enrico Fermi Chapters 1 to 3, Chapter 1: Quanta as the Field as Particles, Chapter 2: Interaction of the Fields, Chapter 3: The Interaction Constants Yale University Press, 1951
Topics: Enrico Fermi, Elementary Particles, Quanta, Fields, Interaction Constants, Pions, Neutrinos
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There exists a Bifurcation Algorithm that models the distances in A.U. from the Sun to the planets in the Solar System. This algorithm has taken on a new and modern interpretation based on research by De Haar, Weizsacker and Bruskiewich. This paper outlines a way to determine A in the Bifurcation Algorithm and a suggested distance, as well as a cause for, the Kuiper Cliff at around 51 A.U. The distances expressed by A in the Bifurcation Algorithm are the position for planetary forming...
Topics: Bifurcation Algorithm, Kuiper Belt, Kuiper Cliff, Tiger Wu, Chris Zhang, distance to Mercury
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This is the English version of the film The Dali Dimension. It is missing the last few minutes. The Spanish Edition is freely available through You Tube.
Topics: Salvador Dali, Golden Ratio, psychoanalysis, quantum mechanics, DNA, nuclear physics, art,...
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Part 2 of the November 2009 edition of the Canadian Undergraduate Physics Journal
Topics: Canadian Undergraduate Physics Journal, November 2009, Part 2
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This is Radio Free Vancouver Broadcast One Hundred and Twenty Three dated 16 Jan., 2020. In this Broadcast I discuss the recent shoot down by the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corp near Tehran of a Ukrainian commercial jet, Flight 752, killing 176 civilian passengers, many of whom were Canadians. Two SA-15 missiles were launched against the commercial aircraft. One missile might be considered an accidental launch but two missiles launched in twenty seconds was hardly accidental. The first...
Topics: Flight 752, shoot down, Ukrainian jet, Canada, Iran, SA-15 missile
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Nuclear Physics by Enrico Fermi Chapter 8 University of Chicago Press, 1950
Topics: Enrico Fermi, Nuclear Physics, textbook, Chapter 8, nuclear reactions, compound nucleus, resonant...
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The third part of as four part history of Station Point Grey and Special Intelligence, this part looks at the final months of the War in the Pacific and in particular why atom bombs were dropped on the strategic military targets of Hiroshima and Nagasaki. This part also looks at the Asian Holocaust where upwards of thirty million people were murdered by the Empire of Japan between 1937 and 1945, OPERATION DOWNFALL the planned invasions of Japan, the attacks on the West Coast of Canada by...
Topics: Station Point Grey, Special Intelligence, the Asian Holocaust, Fire Balloons, submarine attacks,...
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Chernobyl -4, a graphite moderated light water electric power reactor located near the town of Pripyat In Ukraine, suffered a catastrophic explosion at 0123 UTC on the 26th of April, 1986. Within a 30 km radius of the reactor site lived about 125,000 people, including about 49,000 inhabitants in Pripyat. The Chernobyl site was about 130 km north of Kiev. Immediately following the explosions radioactive volatile gases and solids were vented into the atmosphere. As a direct result of the...
Topics: Chernobyl Catastrophe, Children of Chernobyl, UNAC, Parliament of Canada, Governor General of...
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From The Elements of Physics by F.A. Kaempffer, The Symmetry with respect to the Reversal of Motion Blaisdell Publishing Co. Toronto, 1967 `Man stretch thy reason hither, so thou mayest comprehend these things.` Johannes Kepler
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This is the third volume of Poetic Voice Magazine from the summer of 2020.
Topics: poetry, eros, happiness, poems, erotic, loneliness
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This is an open letter to the leaders of the five Permanent Members of the United Nations Security Council and the leaders of nuclear weapon states regarding six doctrinal principles meant to protect humanity from the ravages of future nuclear war: 1. The Sanctity of National Capitals 2. The Sanctity of Diplomatic Means 3. The Sanctity of the Non-Combatant 4. The Sanctity of Cultural Heritage 5. The Sanctity of No First Use 6. The Sanctity of Restraint
Topics: nuclear weapons doctrine, protecting the non-combatant, protecting national capitals, diplomacy
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An original poem by Patrick Bruskiewich Those Eros lost and found And errors in a sorted life Skirt you disaster here and there Set thee coarse course, towards the dusk!
Topics: poem, eros, Canadian poetry
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A November 2005 article in the Graduate Magazine at UBC. Due to a lack of imagination and leadership ... the academic heart and soul of UBC was cast adrift in the late 1990's and this once fine university, once considered the Cambridge of the West Coast, is perilously close to running aground. UBC's rankings has fallen with undergraduates and graduate students alike. Some departments are so left of centre that even Che Guevara would blush ...
Topics: UBC, cast adrift, no longer a Cambridge, falling ranking
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An original poem by Patrick Bruskiewich She made me wonder about her secret collections of things dainty, pink and orange lace that fit her mood or place
Topics: poem, eros, Canadian poetry
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The week five notes titled Moveable Type and the Gutenberg Bible, for Science 201, Vision Perception and Science taught by the author at the Emily Carr Institute for Art and Design (refer to Science 201 Course Outline).
Topics: Emily Carr Institute for Art and Design, Science 201, Moveable Type and the Gutenberg Bible
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An original poem by Patrick Bruskiewich All that eyes Do seek All that hearts Do find All this is inside My troubled mind.
Topics: poem, emotions, Canadian poetry
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In this little paper I have collected some quotes from A Mathematician's Apology by G.H. Hardy, Cambridge University Press, 1967. This little article was lost amongst the author's notes in 1983 and only recently found in a box of old manuscripts.
Topics: G.H. Hardy, Quotes from A Mathematician's Apology, mathematics, creativity, life in general,...
