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http://www.asymmetricsolutionsusa.com/c ... s-courses/
http://www.shtfplan.com/headline-news/r ... y_08202014

http://www.americanthinker.com/2014/08/ ... nalds.html

http://www.breitbart.com/Big-Government ... n-Ferguson

http://solarcycles.net/2014/08/21/doubl ... -breakout/

2014 = 1937

Window two as we discused early, just have to wait and see...

also http://www.suspicious0bservers.org/ for the geomag discussion

in theory GD step four begins

http://gdxforum.com/forum/search.php?ke ... sf=msgonly

(Exodus 20, Ephesians 6)

a - from the grain colony...

No thinking man is surprised to the communicated silent universals of political realism.

Bill October 18, 2012 at 2:56 pm
Sometimes I wonder if that software program which created the non-sense math article has been modified to use economics jargon to write economics blog posts.

- See more at: http://marginalrevolution.com/marginalr ... l#comments

Last month That’s Mathematics! reported another landmark event in the history of academic publishing. A paper by Marcie Rathke of the University of Southern North Dakota at Hoople had been provisionally accepted for publication in Advances in Pure Mathematics. ‘Independent, Negative, Canonically Turing Arrows of Equations and Problems in Applied Formal PDE’…
Each of these sentences [of the paper] contains mathematical nouns linked by the verbs mathematicians use, but the sentences scarcely connect with each other. The paper was created using Mathgen, an online random maths paper generator. Mathgen has a set of rules that define how papers are arranged in sections and what kinds of sentence make up a section and how those sentences are made up from different categories of technical and non-technical words. It creates beautifully formatted papers with the conventional structure, complete with equations and citations but, alas, totally devoid of meaning. Nate Eldredge – the blogger behind That’s Mathematics! – wrote Mathgen by adapting SCIgen, which does something similar for computer science. Papers generated by SCIgen have been accepted for publication at academic conferences and journals that claim to carry out peer review.

Let's create an illusion and never call a spade a spade.

and--
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2014-08-2 ... -americans

What Yellen said in her speech today is that while she’s bound to go by the official numbers, she knows very well those numbers have very little to do with the reality Americans experience in their lives.

Which is why she says things like:

More jobs have now been created in the recovery than were lost in the downturn
And follows up with:

... it speaks to the depth of the damage that, five years after the end of the recession, the labor market has yet to fully recover.

??????????????

Recover has a few meanings.
http://layersevensecurity.com/category/blog/

Velvit rope has another
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2014-08-2 ... -destroyed

http://www.suspicious0bservers.org/ Ubinas -- for the geomag discussion peak thought was 25th
https://duckduckgo.com/?q=ubinas

Doctor Santos should be required reading.

Your correct G, the illusion is the narritive from a seal they never will see.

One day the scales had been removed so they could. Some call it the remnant.

But their minds were made dull, for to this day the same veil remains when the old covenant is read. It has not been removed. 2cor3:14

The Soviets had a term for it but to no avail.

I considered it 16 million shades of imposed gray.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hQJ60TZy9b4

Ephesians 4:18 They are darkened in their understanding and separated from the life of God because of the ignorance that is in them due to the hardening of their hearts.

The newly discovered belt of radiation was observed for four weeks before a shockwave from the sun blew it apart.

Higgy? Are you there? Are you alright?

vincecate wrote:Higgy? Are you there? Are you alright?

Yes, still here and am alright. Thanks for asking.

I went back through the pages and noticed I last posted in late July. I guess I ran out of things to say, or things to repeat in slightly different ways. Even the worthwhile posts I've read from the bloggers in the past 3 weeks, though interesting, fall into that category.

Probably the most interesting thing I noticed over the past few weeks, and I almost posted on this, was in doing some Thermodynamics review I noticed that one of the premier US engineering schools had made a fundamental error in a solution set that was posted on the Internet. In it, it was stated that the energy required to vaporize water under constant pressure could be found by reading the difference (from a steam table) in Internal Energy between the initial and final states, whereas in fact that is only true for a process undertaken at constant volume. The energy required under constant pressure would be the change in Enthalpy. After noticing that, there was some material I found from King Saud University which gave many correct and thorough solution sets on the subject of Thermodynamics, and did a much better job than any material I could find from any US based institution. In doing some further reading, I found out that King Saud University is a relatively new university, having been established in the 1950s and is the premier university in the Arab world, ranked about 17 in Asia and about 200 in the world. They are well funded and all students get FREE TUITION and in many cases generous scholarships, even foreign students. Just as a passer-by it seems to me that King Saud University is doing everything right and the US university system is doing everything wrong. An education shouldn't be about telling students how to do things wrong and putting them in massive debt to do it. Or maybe I've just lost my mind and really don't understand how things are supposed to work.

Higgenbotham wrote:Or maybe I've just lost my mind and really don't understand how things are supposed to work.

All of us in this forum have lost our minds, Higgy.

John