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AgamemnonParticipantJared Goff will start for the Rams against the 49ers. Join @latimesklein and me from the sideline. https://t.co/gGOsuqRKb6
— Lindsey Thiry (@LindseyThiry) December 24, 2016
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I am baking today, but I will be there. Doing the World’s Best CheeseCake and experimenting with custard pie.
I think wv ram made this once.
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AgamemnonParticipantA side note, Dirac combined Special Relativity and Quantum Mechanics, electromagnetic interactions or photons or light.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dirac_equation
Dirac equation
In particle physics, the Dirac equation is a relativistic wave equation derived by British physicist Paul Dirac in 1928. In its free form, or including electromagnetic interactions, it describes all spin-1/2 massive particles such as electrons and quarks for which parity is a symmetry. It is consistent with both the principles of quantum mechanics and the theory of special relativity,[1] and was the first theory to account fully for special relativity in the context of quantum mechanics. It was validated by accounting for the fine details of the hydrogen spectrum in a completely rigorous way.What hasn’t been combined is General Relavity and Quantum Mechanics. General relativity is about space and time, and about gravity.
December 24, 2016 at 12:54 pm in reply to: D'Marco Farr said, they are benching 2 players. Robinson and Wichmann #61670
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AgamemnonParticipantThat title is a bit misleadingā¦..
ā¦. The photon, or light, is the probably the best way to illustrate the cosmic speed limit.==============
OK, so there is a ācosmic speed limitā. But why is there a cosmic speed limit? And i wont even ask how we know there is a cosmic speed limit and how/why it works the way it does.w
vShort answer, nobody knows. Long answer, nobody knows.
https://www.physicsforums.com/threads/why-is-there-a-universal-speed-limit-c-and-why-is-it-what-it-is.478947/
AgamemnonParticipantThat title is a bit misleading. I watch the videos that guy makes and he is good at explaining lots of things. What he is saying is that anything without mass has to travel at a defined(constant) speed. This is anything from information to photons. Neutrinos miss it by that much. š The photon, or light, is the probably the best way to illustrate the cosmic speed limit. The infinities that he talks about, might indicate the stuff that happens with Quantum Mechanics. “Spooky action at a distance.” Which nobody seems to understand. He said nothing specifically about the speed of light or “C” being invariant for all observers, which leads to the theory of Special Relativity. Which simply means that if “C” does not change, something else must change, E=MC2, time and mass can vary, since C doesn’t. imo Also, M and E can be consider as the same thing. C is a constant.
Did I say anything wrong or confuse anybody? That is my understanding of this physics at this time.
December 24, 2016 at 1:05 am in reply to: D'Marco Farr said, they are benching 2 players. Robinson and Wichmann #61647
AgamemnonParticipantI guess Donnal beat out Wichmann and this sort of makes it official? Wasnāt Wichmann the starter for a time?
For most of the season ROG was either Wichmann or Brown, mostly Wichmann.
Donnal started there in both the Atlanta and Seattle games.
But I guess what this means is that with Robinson down, Saffold goes to LOT, and then Brown replaces him at guard, not Wichmann.
Thatās just a guess.
That makes sense.
December 23, 2016 at 10:45 pm in reply to: D'Marco Farr said, they are benching 2 players. Robinson and Wichmann #61636
AgamemnonParticipantAt 5:40, DāMarco Farr said, they are benching 2 players on the offensive line. Robinson and Wichmann are out.
? Wichman hasnāt played. The ROG has been Donnal.
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I guess Donnal beat out Wichmann and this sort of makes it official? Wasn’t Wichmann the starter for a time?
link: http://theramshuddle.com/topic/from-jamon-brown-to-cody-wichmann-to-now-andrew-donnal/
AgamemnonParticipantRams place WR Bradley Marquez on injured reserve. Promote RB Aaron Green and WR Paul McRoberts from practice squad.
— Gary Klein (@LATimesklein) December 23, 2016
That fills the roster, but leaves 2 openings on the Practice Squad.
AgamemnonParticipantFor me the main or only excuse/reason I give real value to, is, if Fisher wanted to keep Jenkins and it didn’t happen. I am sure they had the money for Jenkins. They still have $5.5 million salary cap left. They wasted $5.5 million on Sensabaugh, $4.5 this year and $1 million next year.
Jenkins had a cap number of $8 million this year. McLeod had a cap number of $2.6 million McLeod, well someone had to go when they didn’t extend any contracts early. Who is responsible for that? I assume it was the negotiator. But who told him what the value of a certain player was or did he do that himself?If Fisher really wanted Jenkins, somebody screwed him. imo
It occurs to me that if they did say they were going to sign Jenkins and they saw that they couldn’t. Wouldn’t they have contacted Fisher to get his input on who he would rather have or not have? And how much do I want to trust that Fisher always tells the whole truth?
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AgamemnonParticipantKenny Britt: āIf this is not a Pro Bowl season for me, Iām going to respect it. Iām going to work harder next year.ā https://t.co/MQwEF3V6yz
— Gary Klein (@LATimesklein) December 22, 2016
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AgamemnonParticipant2016 was bad, but for me it doesnāt change 2012-15.
Even up until when Fisher got fired, I have been pretty much, “I don’t care if he stays or goes.” I find that I am a bit relieved that he did get fired, because we get a new set of eyes on the team.
AgamemnonParticipantFisher reminds me of Maxwell Smart with all of his excuses
We differ on that.
I see 2012-15 as including an incredible run of sheer stupid bad luck.
I canāt think of an teams that played well on offense when they BOTH (a) lost the starting qb, and (b) dealt with issues on the OL including both *extensive* injuries and inexperience. I am always open to hear from someone who can think of examples that counter that statement. Until I hear examples, though, I just figure that this is a huge factor and there is no evidence of any kind AGAINST seeing it as a huge factor.
How many games from 2012-2015 did they have a relatively healthy and/or decently experienced OL?
20 of 64.
How many games from 2012-2015 did they a functioning, non-melted down or non-injured starting caliber qb?
I give Foles 4 games so itās 27.
How many games did they have BOTH things?
15. Of 64.
And when he says he is the only guy to coach 2 bad teams that also moved? Thatās just true. I donāt see any point in him humbly denying it to earn macho points.
And you know in the end no one needs to be swayed by these things (though denying them is just, well, denial). People can still just easily go, I donāt care, I donāt like Fisher anyway.
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I gave him a pass on most of that stuff. But, some time this year, I just got tired of hearing the excuses. Maybe it was after the “We’re not going 7 And 9” speech? The 28 – 0 loss to SF? Losing to Miami on the final 2 TD drives? The blow out loses to NO and NE? “Missed it by that much Chief.”
AgamemnonParticipantWould you say Humans are destroying the biosphere, Ag?
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vI think we are destroying fresh water and burning down the rain forest and using nonrenewable resources and polluting with waste products. I think industrial farming and food corporations are bad things. A lot of stuff is bad. In the past we could always find more stuff at other places. If we don’t eventually move off planet we will run out of stuff and die. So, we need to find a lot more energy. So, good water short term. Vast amounts of energy long term.
AgamemnonParticipantFisher reminds me of Maxwell Smart with all of his excuses, but the if he really wanted Jenkins, the front office let him down. They had the money to pay Jenkins. If they had concentrated on signing their own free agents, they had a chance to sign them all. They extended no contracts last year. We have done 2 this year, Brockers and Tavon. I think the move and Demoff letting someone else do contracts hurt their ability to sign their own free agents.
Maybe the personnel dept could have done better on checking the background of some players, but it seemed that if the coaches wanted a player they got them. Some examples are: Fisher got Gurley. Fassel got his kicker and punter. Williams got Alexander and Joiner. Boudreau got Robinson. Waufle got Donald. I believe most personnel depts let the coaches have more input on lower draft choices. They stack the board. That involves coaches and scouts. So, I don’t see how personnel let them down. Did personnel pick all the ex-Titan free agents? Did they sign Sensabaugh because Fisher didn’t want him? Fisher seems to think they could win with the players they had. imo
AgamemnonParticipantVoting proves theory?
No, voting states positions.
Turns the issue into an informal poll.
So just stating a position.
Ok, I misread that. Everyone gets to have a position. There are a lot of smart people here, that doesn’t mean we all have to agree. imo
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AgamemnonParticipantThe āit was warmer millions of years agoā is a myth.
I am sorry, but Le Page is not a good example of anything. imo
AgamemnonParticipantIām curious. Can you explain a little?
How about starting here? Do you believe the earth is warming?
In the long term we are headed for a cooling. In the short term it is hard to say exactly when that will happen or if we will have some positive or negative variance before that happens. A few hundred years ago it was warmer, then we had the little ice age, then that ended. But this has nothing to do with hypothetical man made CO2 warming. imo
December 21, 2016 at 3:57 pm in reply to: Trump's pick for budget director questions whether govt should fund science #61448
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AgamemnonParticipantAg, so, you think all those scientists in all those different fields, in all those countries, are wrong about humans contributing to climate change?
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vYes. I think they use bad arguments and every time I learn more, I am more convinced.
If you think otherwise, it won’t bother me. Everybody can come to their own conclusion.
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AgamemnonParticipantI don’t know why he chooses to lump all that together. I only have problems with the climate change hoax.
Even calling it climate change is a misleading rebranding. It is the idea that man made CO2 causes any significant change, that I think is wrong.
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