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Landscape photography is not only about traveling through space, but it is also about traveling through time. One may return to the same beach time and again throughout the seasons to find a million different universes, changing in an infinitude of manners with each passing wave.
Not only do we voyage outwardly to get the shot, but we travel even further inwardly. While I spend my year trekking along the John Muir Trail, and on through Zion, Yosemite, the Grand Canyon, Death Valley, and the Colorado Plateau, my heart always finds its home in these Malibu sea caves, where I have stood in awe during all hours of the day and night.
Included within are a few shots that only I have so far captured, including a miraculous winter solstice sunrise.
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I love voyaging forth into nature to contemplate poetry, physics, the golden ratio, and the Tao te Ching! What's your favorite epic poetry reflecting epic landscapes? I recently finished a book titled Epic Poetry for Epic Landscape Photographers:
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Did you know that John Muir, Thoreau, and Emerson all loved epic poetry and poets including Shakespeare, Milton, Homer, and Robert Burns?
I recently finished my fourth book on Light Time Dimension Theory, much of which was inspired by an autumn trip to Zion!
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Via its simple principle of a fourth expanding dimension, LTD Theory provides a unifying, foundational *physical* model underlying relativity, quantum mechanics, time and all its arrows and asymmetries, and the second law of thermodynamics. The detailed diagrams demonstrate that the great mysteries of quantum mechanical nonlocality, entanglement, and probability naturally arise from the very same principle that fosters relativity alongside light's constant velocity, the equivalence of mass and energy, and time dilation.
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Working on a couple photography books! 45EPIC GODDESS PHOTOGRAPHY: A classic guide to exalting the archetypal woman. And 45EPIC Fine Art Landscape Photography!
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Greetings all! I have been busy finishing a few books on photography, while traveling all over--to Zion and the Sierras--shooting fall colors. Please see some here: facebook.com/mcgucken
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Titles include:
The Tao of Epic Landscape Photography: Exalt Fine Art with the Yin-Yang Wisdom of Lao Tzu's Tao Te Ching!
The Golden Number Ratio Principle: Why the Fibonacci Numbers Exalt Beauty and How to Create PHI Compositions in Art, Design, & Photography
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And I am also working on a book on photographing the goddesses! :) More goddesses soon!
Best wishes on your epic hero's odyssey!:)
I love voyaging forth into nature to contemplate poetry, physics, the golden ratio, and the Tao te Ching! What's your favorite epic poetry reflecting epic landscapes? I recently finished a book titled Epic Poetry for Epic Landscape Photographers:
www.facebook.com/Epic-Poetry-for-Epic-Landscape-Photograp...
Did you know that John Muir, Thoreau, and Emerson all loved epic poetry and poets including Shakespeare, Milton, Homer, and Robert Burns?
I recently finished my fourth book on Light Time Dimension Theory, much of which was inspired by an autumn trip to Zion!
www.facebook.com/lightimedimensiontheory/
Via its simple principle of a fourth expanding dimension, LTD Theory provides a unifying, foundational *physical* model underlying relativity, quantum mechanics, time and all its arrows and asymmetries, and the second law of thermodynamics. The detailed diagrams demonstrate that the great mysteries of quantum mechanical nonlocality, entanglement, and probability naturally arise from the very same principle that fosters relativity alongside light's constant velocity, the equivalence of mass and energy, and time dilation.
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0.0 is 100% black victory 1.0 is 100% white victory. Centipawn scores are from white's perspective. Scores are binned in groups of 10. Data is fit with asigmoid function. Parameters: [ 1.85973432 0.00698631]
Bayesian Dividend Optimization and Finite Time Ruin Probabilities. Leobacher, Szölgyenyi, Thonhauser arxiv.org/abs/1602.04660 #q-fin
What does it mean to be the silent observer? The subjects in this series embody the joint-like posture of mannequins. They allude view, obscuring themselves behind objects and other times reveal their presence in an ordinary remote world.
ABOUT THE ARTIST
Chance Nkosi Gomez known initiated by H.H Swami Jyotirmayanda as Sri Govinda walks an integral yogic path in which photography is the primary creative field of expression. The medium was introduced during sophomore year of high school by educator Dr. Devin Marsh of Robert Morgan Educational Center. Coming into alignment with light, its nature and articulating the camera was the focus during that time. Thereafter while completing a Photographic Technology Degree, the realization of what made an image “striking” came to the foreground of the inner dialogue. These college years brought forth major absorption and reflection as an apprentice to photographer and educator Tony A. Chirinos of Miami Dade College. The process of working towards a singular idea of interest and thus building a series became the heading from here on while the camera aided in cultivating an adherence to the present moment. The viewfinder resembles a doorway to the unified field of consciousness in which line, shape, form, color, value, texture all dissolve. It is here that the yogi is reminded of sat-chit-ananda (the supreme reality as all-pervading; pure consciousness). As of May 2024 Govinda has completed his 300hr yoga teacher training program at Sattva Yoga Academy studying from Master Yogi Anand Mehrotra in Rishikesh, India, Himalayas. This has strengthened his personal Sadhana and allows one to carry and share ancient Vedic Technology leading others in ultimately directing their intellect to bloom into intuition. As awareness and self-realization grows so does the imagery that is all at once divine in the mastery of capturing and controlling light. Over the last seven years he has self-published six photographic books, Follow me i’ll be right behind you (2017), Sonata - Minimal Study (2018), Birds Singing Lies (2018), Rwanda (2019), Where does the body begin? (2019) & Swayam Jyotis (2023). Currently, Govinda is employed at the Leica Store Miami as a camera specialist and starting his journey as a practitioner of yoga ॐ
But the skin on her neck is giving away the fact or the probability that Mary Steenburgen had a face lift or Botox injections. Whichever procedure that the actress had, she might not be hiding it at all.
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Climate information workshop, Wote, Kenya. A workshop to empower farmers to better understand and use probabilistic seasonal climate information. Kafrine, Senegal. Read more about our work on Adaptation through Managing Climate Risk. Photo: J. Hansen (CCAFS).
odin helped out in the garden which is always fun and reminded me of just how many years he's been toiling away in our garden plot, since well before the formation of the collective! in fact, i think that yellow wheel barrow is the same from the photos taken five years ago. it's amazing how time flies.
St Andrew, Halstead, Essex
The eastern part of the South Aisle is so called because it was appropriated by the Bourchiers as their family burial place. The first Bourchier to be connected with Halstead was John, who obtained in 1311 the estate of Stanstead and married Helen de Colchester. He was buried in 1328 and in all probability the granite effigies resting on the easternmost tomb are those of him and his wife with four bedesmen being positioned at their feet. A wooden shield painted with the Bourchier arms has been fixed above the knight, but does not necessarily belong. (There is evidence suggesting that this is a replacement dating from as early as the first half of the sixteenth century. No other such separate shield has been known to have survived.)
The remains of the tomb on which the effigies lie (three portions of two sides of a limestone tomb-chest with 'weepers' and shields) belonged to the tomb of Robert, first Lord Bourchier, son of John and Helen, and his wife Margaret, daughter of Sir Thomas Prayers. Robert was the first Lay Chancellor of England (1340); he fought with the Black Prince at Crecy and was ambassador to the French to treat for peace. He died in 1349 of the Plague. According to the research carried out by J Enoch Powell MP the effigies lying under the adjacent canopied tomb are those of Robert and Margaret.
The canopied tomb with battlemented pinnacles and damaged tomb-chest is characterised by the style prevalent in the early part of the fifteenth century. They display the Bourchier Arms supported by an angel and a dragon. One angel panel in the front appears to have a scallop (cockleshell for Coggeshall?). If so, the tomb may have been made for John, second Lord Bourchier, KG (son of Robert) and his second wife Elizabeth, daughter of Sir John de Coggeshall. He died after a long and distinguished public career in 1400. Some interesting medieval scribbling on the western canopy shaft is gradually becoming obliterated. This records the names of important people connected with the parish. These include Colet (possibly John Colet, since the great tithe belonged to the Dean and Chapter of St Paul's), and Warner, whose family held the Manor of Dynes, alias Boises, from the reign of Henry VI to that of Mary.
Another scribble close by reads 'John Worth, let be your nice legs' although the last two letters are open to question. The Worthies held the Manor of Blamsters and John Worthie was steward to Lord Bourchier at Stanstead Hall during the reign of Henry VI. Weever, in the seventeenth century, mentioned seeing in the church the much damaged tomb of George de Vere, which has entirely disappeared. George was the nephew of John, the redoubtable thirteenth Earl of Oxford who commanded the van of the Duke of Richmond's army at Bosworth Field. George was buried at Halstead in 1498.
Sometimes living somewhere shapes your views so much that you don't even realise what is in your psyche. You chose to ignore it, because you can't make sense of it.
I know this image makes the viewer uneasy. Such a beautiful specimen, the zebra and so unusual. However, if you live with them day-in and day-out you become complacent to their beauty. You forget about the undertones of a place and man's reasons for visiting.
It makes me uneasy. My own image.
It is funny how fate has a hand too, and a non-related discussion made me review this recently uploaded image.
What makes a zebra any different to a fox or a kangaroo?
Where should our sites be set?
Does our power reside in a gun alone, or perhaps the use of other animals, a kife, a trap, poison...
Because I like science and maths I took a photograph I had taken of a zebra at my Dad's holiday home and innocently thought I had plotted a correllation graph on this image. There was no real reason behind my combination.
My psyche told me otherwise.
Today's discussion made me realise that I have a view, shaped by where I come from.
My inner voice.
Probability says that a morning eastbound on the Midway is most likely a Z as was the case this morning. The typical four motor consist has the honors and has work for Midway.
Aftermath of Town Fire
Lowell, Indiana
Date: October 4, 1898
Source Type: Photograph
Publisher, Printer, Photographer: Unknown
Postmark: Not applicable
Collection: Martha Latko
Remark:
HISTORICAL BACKGROUND:
Lowell Tribune - Centennial Edition
August 28, 1952
1898 Fire Destroys Nearly All of Business Buildings on North Side of Commercial Ave.
LOSS IS NEARLY $65,000
Strong Probability of the Fire
Being the Work of an
Incendiary
Rain All That Saved South Side
From Burning
Between 2 and 3 o'clock Tuesday morning, October 4, 1898, our citizens were aroused from their peaceful slumbers by the cry of fire. By the time our people got out the fire had got under good headway, several buildings being on fire. There is pretty strong evidence that the fire was work of an incendiary, as a fire was first discovered under the hardware store of Haskins & Brannon about 2 a.m. by Paul Mahler, who with the assistance of Amos Wagin, put it out. Mr. Mahler informed Hiram Haskin, who came down to his store and concluded to stay and watch his store the balance of the night, and went to inform his wife of his intention. On returning down town, and when approaching Waters' drug store he discovered fire in Dr. Bacon's barn in the rear of Waters' store. He ran to the rear and found the barn all afire. His next move was to arouse the marshal and ring the fire bell, but the bell was in such a shape that he could not ring it on account of some repairing being done on its clapper. Our people turned out in large numbers and did all they could do to subdue the flames, but still they went on; one building after another being licked up by the fiery elements until the Gregory block was reached, whose friendly walls assisted in checking the onward march of the destroyer. The rain, which at times came down in torrents, was a God send, as by its kindly assistance the south side of Commercial avenue was saved from sharing the same fate as the north side. That the fire was of incendiary origin is proven by the fact that when Hiram Haskin came down to his store he and Paul Mahler began looking around and found a piece of pine board from a dry goods box that had been shaved up, leaving the shaving on the board, after the manner of shaving kindling. This had been fired and placed on a sill in a shed in the rear of the store building and would have set the building on fire had it not been discovered by Mahler. Then again the fire being discovered in two other places thirty rods east of the first discovery is pretty positive proof that someone set the fire.
With the means at hand for fighting fire no people could have done better than ours did. With but very few exceptions all took hold with a will to render all the assistance they could in saving property; even many ladies were out and rendered valuable aid in getting goods out of buildings. It was thought at one time that the Spindler building could be saved, but it seemed to have been doomed and went with the rest. Our firemen, for what they had to work with, did good work but it was useless to expect much from men when they have nothing to work with. We are firmly of the opinion that if our water works system could have been completed that the fire would have been gotten under control before it got beyond two or three buildings. While the buildings on the south side are all standing, not one of them opposite the fire but which are damaged more or less, and as we said before, had the rain not come as it did the business houses on the south side would have been wiped out.
Including three ice houses which were torn down, there were twenty buildings destroyed as follows: Dr. Bacon, two barns, Waters' Drugs, 2nd story G.A.R. hall, John E. Caster hall, Miller heirs store building and barn, Nolan and Reiser saloon building, Lew Wood tailor shop and residence above, J.M. Castle building in which were Nichols & Wheeler barber shop, E.J. Pixley jewelry store and Record printing shop; the third story of this building was owned by the Masons, W.W. Ackerman business rooms below and living rooms above in which were Trump & Atwood, Hayward photograph gallery, H.C. Taylor barn, Allen Gragg vacant building, George M. Death hardware store building, P.D. Clark business room and living rooms above, in which was Heilig's bakery, Mort Castle building where post office was kept, John Lynch building, occupied by Haskin & Brannon as a hardware store and the Spindler & Pletcher dry goods store.
The following people have sustained losses by having their property damaged or burned by fire and water in the following amounts:
Dr. E.R. Bacon $1,000, George W. Waters $4,000, J.E. Caster $1,200, Miller heirs $1,000, Mrs. Lizzie Davis $1,500, Nolan & Reiser $2,000, Wm. Hacker $900, H. Gershman $400, Lew Wood $1,000, J.M. Castle $4,000, Nichols & Wheeler $200, E.J. Pixley $1,200, Lowell Record $2,000, Colfax Lodge A.F. & A.M. $1,300, W.W. Ackerman $800, Trump & Atwood $75, W.H. Hayward $200, H.C. Taylor $500, Allen Gragg $200, Geo. M. Death $9,000, P.D. Clark $1,000, Geo. Heilig $1,000, M. Castle $800, Dan Lynch $200, John Lynch $2,000, Haskin & Brannon $4,000, J.H. Spindler $2,000, Spindler & Pletcher $10,000, Amos Wagin $300, Gregory builidng $1,000, A.H. Maxwell $300, W. Fay Lynch $250, John Hack $700, Electric Light Company $1,000, Tel. Co. $150, Burnham Bros. $50, Mrs. Martin Schur $250, Hago Carsten $150, Mrs. J.W. Wilson $300, Harley Moy $125, Mrs. John Northrup $25, M. Everett $10, A. Goldstein $500, Wm. Grant $15, John Ault $250, G.P. Decker $10, Charles Pulver $300, Davis and Lambert $10, Sam Lowen $100, Charles Gragg $50, Town Hall $25, Lowell Tribune $50 and S. Propp $400.
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and even more fun - one of the collective found a four leaf clover! which got me to wondering what are the odds? turns out, it's about 1 in 10,000 clovers which is a square of 100x100 clovers. assuming there are about 4 clovers in an inch, that's a square of 33"x33" or almost 3'x3'. so in every 3 foot square you should find a 4 leaf clover. that sounds relatively trivial, but the way my eyes work, i'll never find the four leaf clover. they all look the same. the odds of me actually finding a 4 leaf clover in a 3 foot patch are small.
Knitpicks Elegance in "Fawn" on Crystal Palace sz 5 needles.
Here's why it's called the "probablility" scarf There are 6 cable columns on the scarf. As I go along the right side, I roll a die for each column. If I get a 6, I cable. If not, I don't. Probability rules would reason that I would cable once each time I go across. Of course, it doesn't work that way. It's fun and interesting to see when I'll get to cable again. I get a lot of questions, though, when I do it in public, so it's a home project unless I'm feeling particularly social.
Not my original idea - Google "probability sweater" for the link I found.
As Prime numbers do not have factors, we can rule out any multiple of numbers in our search for Prime numbers. This is very much a sieve approach where we consider all the numbers and rule out any numbers which are multiples. To start with you may think that we need to consider all numbers, but after further thought we would realise that we need only check numbers which have not appeared before, either as an original number or their multiple. These numbers happen to be Prime numbers and in a way we are searching for Primes using Primes numbers as our base. For this approach to work, we have to assume that all numbers are Prime numbers unless they are shown to be multiples of Primes. The Sieve of Eratosthenes uses a similar approach by excluding Composite numbers to leave the Prime numbers.
Although it is not explicit, the sieve approach is very much about uncertainty and probability. The sieve excludes numbers which are not Primes but does not tell you if the numbers left are Primes. We can only confirm that a number is a Prime by not finding factors and the range that we need to check for each number is from two up to the square root of the number. If it is a Composite number, we should find a factor within this range and if we don’t we have to assume that it is a Prime. This is fairly easy for small numbers, but the larger the number the harder it is to confirm that a number is a Prime simply by using the sieve approach. For example, using the sieve approach and checking multiples of all Prime numbers up to 53 we would exclude most non-primes; but as our range increased we would find that some non-primes were not excluded and we would then not be sure if they were a Prime or Composite number. We would either have to accept an element of uncertainty or need to check more multiples of Primes.
At the top of the sieve, there are a lot of numbers which could be possible Primes, but as we move down, less and less numbers meet the condition and are ruled out, until we find what we believe are the real Primes. Possible Primes are also called pseudoprimes because they have some properties of Primes, but usually the tests are more rigorous than a simple sieve.
stochastic - having a random probability distribution or pattern that may be analysed statistically but may not be predicted precisely.
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Stochastic refers to the property of being well described by a random probability distribution. Although stochasticity and randomness are distinct in that the former refers to a modeling approach and the latter refers to phenomena themselves, these two terms are often used synonymously. Furthermore, in probability theory, the formal concept of a stochastic process is also referred to as a random process.
Stochasticity is used in many different fields, including the natural sciences such as biology, chemistry, ecology, neuroscience, and physics, as well as technology and engineering fields such as image processing, signal processing, information theory, computer science, cryptography, and telecommunications. It is also used in finance, due to seemingly random changes in financial markets as well as in medicine, linguistics, music, media, colour theory, botany, manufacturing, and geomorphology.
A diagram showing main agricultural and environmental problems in the Chu and Talas river basins, indicating whether they are likely to happen, to what extent their consequences are serious, and how well prepared the region is to adapt to these.
Time to get wet!
"The Gibraltar Met Office issued a high warning, stating that there was an 80% probability that between the hours of 4am and 3pm today, surface south-westerly winds will reach gusts of 55-65KT and that a developing south-westerly swell will become heavy and reach a height of 4 metres or more." Issued Friday 18th January 2013 for Saturday 19th January 2013.
There was minor damage reported across the Rock.
St Andrew, Halstead, Essex
The eastern part of the South Aisle is so called because it was appropriated by the Bourchiers as their family burial place. The first Bourchier to be connected with Halstead was John, who obtained in 1311 the estate of Stanstead and married Helen de Colchester. He was buried in 1328 and in all probability the granite effigies resting on the easternmost tomb are those of him and his wife with four bedesmen being positioned at their feet. A wooden shield painted with the Bourchier arms has been fixed above the knight, but does not necessarily belong. (There is evidence suggesting that this is a replacement dating from as early as the first half of the sixteenth century. No other such separate shield has been known to have survived.)
The remains of the tomb on which the effigies lie (three portions of two sides of a limestone tomb-chest with 'weepers' and shields) belonged to the tomb of Robert, first Lord Bourchier, son of John and Helen, and his wife Margaret, daughter of Sir Thomas Prayers. Robert was the first Lay Chancellor of England (1340); he fought with the Black Prince at Crecy and was ambassador to the French to treat for peace. He died in 1349 of the Plague. According to the research carried out by J Enoch Powell MP the effigies lying under the adjacent canopied tomb are those of Robert and Margaret.
The canopied tomb with battlemented pinnacles and damaged tomb-chest is characterised by the style prevalent in the early part of the fifteenth century. They display the Bourchier Arms supported by an angel and a dragon. One angel panel in the front appears to have a scallop (cockleshell for Coggeshall?). If so, the tomb may have been made for John, second Lord Bourchier, KG (son of Robert) and his second wife Elizabeth, daughter of Sir John de Coggeshall. He died after a long and distinguished public career in 1400. Some interesting medieval scribbling on the western canopy shaft is gradually becoming obliterated. This records the names of important people connected with the parish. These include Colet (possibly John Colet, since the great tithe belonged to the Dean and Chapter of St Paul's), and Warner, whose family held the Manor of Dynes, alias Boises, from the reign of Henry VI to that of Mary.
Another scribble close by reads 'John Worth, let be your nice legs' although the last two letters are open to question. The Worthies held the Manor of Blamsters and John Worthie was steward to Lord Bourchier at Stanstead Hall during the reign of Henry VI. Weever, in the seventeenth century, mentioned seeing in the church the much damaged tomb of George de Vere, which has entirely disappeared. George was the nephew of John, the redoubtable thirteenth Earl of Oxford who commanded the van of the Duke of Richmond's army at Bosworth Field. George was buried at Halstead in 1498.
What is the probability that two people - both carrying stuff on their head - will pass by two other people with cameras :)
St Andrew, Halstead, Essex
The eastern part of the South Aisle is so called because it was appropriated by the Bourchiers as their family burial place. The first Bourchier to be connected with Halstead was John, who obtained in 1311 the estate of Stanstead and married Helen de Colchester. He was buried in 1328 and in all probability the granite effigies resting on the easternmost tomb are those of him and his wife with four bedesmen being positioned at their feet. A wooden shield painted with the Bourchier arms has been fixed above the knight, but does not necessarily belong. (There is evidence suggesting that this is a replacement dating from as early as the first half of the sixteenth century. No other such separate shield has been known to have survived.)
The remains of the tomb on which the effigies lie (three portions of two sides of a limestone tomb-chest with 'weepers' and shields) belonged to the tomb of Robert, first Lord Bourchier, son of John and Helen, and his wife Margaret, daughter of Sir Thomas Prayers. Robert was the first Lay Chancellor of England (1340); he fought with the Black Prince at Crecy and was ambassador to the French to treat for peace. He died in 1349 of the Plague. According to the research carried out by J Enoch Powell MP the effigies lying under the adjacent canopied tomb are those of Robert and Margaret.
The canopied tomb with battlemented pinnacles and damaged tomb-chest is characterised by the style prevalent in the early part of the fifteenth century. They display the Bourchier Arms supported by an angel and a dragon. One angel panel in the front appears to have a scallop (cockleshell for Coggeshall?). If so, the tomb may have been made for John, second Lord Bourchier, KG (son of Robert) and his second wife Elizabeth, daughter of Sir John de Coggeshall. He died after a long and distinguished public career in 1400. Some interesting medieval scribbling on the western canopy shaft is gradually becoming obliterated. This records the names of important people connected with the parish. These include Colet (possibly John Colet, since the great tithe belonged to the Dean and Chapter of St Paul's), and Warner, whose family held the Manor of Dynes, alias Boises, from the reign of Henry VI to that of Mary.
Another scribble close by reads 'John Worth, let be your nice legs' although the last two letters are open to question. The Worthies held the Manor of Blamsters and John Worthie was steward to Lord Bourchier at Stanstead Hall during the reign of Henry VI. Weever, in the seventeenth century, mentioned seeing in the church the much damaged tomb of George de Vere, which has entirely disappeared. George was the nephew of John, the redoubtable thirteenth Earl of Oxford who commanded the van of the Duke of Richmond's army at Bosworth Field. George was buried at Halstead in 1498.
Kenyan Unicef statistics for 2005 :Under-five mortality rate - Probability of dying between birth and exactly five years of age expressed per 1,000 live births =120
Kenyan Infant mortality rate in 2005 - Probability of dying between birth and exactly one year of age expressed per 1,000 live births.= 79
In Ireland in 2005 the under 5 mortality rate was 6 and the infant mortality rate was 5.
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In probability, the nine is a logarithmic measure of probability of an event, defined as the negative of the base-10 logarithm of the probability of the event's complement. For example, an event that is 99% likely to occur has an unlikelihood of 1% or 0.01, which amounts to −log10 0.01 = 2 nines of probability. Zero probability gives zero nines (−log10 1 = 0). The purity of chemicals (see Nine (purity)), the effectivity of processes, the availability of systems etc. can similarly be expressed in nines. For example, "five nines" (99.999%) availability implies a total downtime of no more than five minutes per year. This measure can be confusing, a fact which is discussed in the myth of the nines.
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Projections from a computationally-based urban modeler. Scenarios for a densification strategy of the Sébeillon sectors of Lausanne. These scenarios include productive agricultural land as an integral component of the urban design strategy.
Bars at the bottom show instantiation sequence and size (in ha).
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In all probability the name of the county comes from the name of the Choctaw tribes first leader, Chief Chocta, from whom the tribe was named. Chahta, which means separation, most likely referring to the separation of the Choctaws from the Chickasaw tribe.
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St Andrew, Halstead, Essex
The eastern part of the South Aisle is so called because it was appropriated by the Bourchiers as their family burial place. The first Bourchier to be connected with Halstead was John, who obtained in 1311 the estate of Stanstead and married Helen de Colchester. He was buried in 1328 and in all probability the granite effigies resting on the easternmost tomb are those of him and his wife with four bedesmen being positioned at their feet. A wooden shield painted with the Bourchier arms has been fixed above the knight, but does not necessarily belong. (There is evidence suggesting that this is a replacement dating from as early as the first half of the sixteenth century. No other such separate shield has been known to have survived.)
The remains of the tomb on which the effigies lie (three portions of two sides of a limestone tomb-chest with 'weepers' and shields) belonged to the tomb of Robert, first Lord Bourchier, son of John and Helen, and his wife Margaret, daughter of Sir Thomas Prayers. Robert was the first Lay Chancellor of England (1340); he fought with the Black Prince at Crecy and was ambassador to the French to treat for peace. He died in 1349 of the Plague. According to the research carried out by J Enoch Powell MP the effigies lying under the adjacent canopied tomb are those of Robert and Margaret.
The canopied tomb with battlemented pinnacles and damaged tomb-chest is characterised by the style prevalent in the early part of the fifteenth century. They display the Bourchier Arms supported by an angel and a dragon. One angel panel in the front appears to have a scallop (cockleshell for Coggeshall?). If so, the tomb may have been made for John, second Lord Bourchier, KG (son of Robert) and his second wife Elizabeth, daughter of Sir John de Coggeshall. He died after a long and distinguished public career in 1400. Some interesting medieval scribbling on the western canopy shaft is gradually becoming obliterated. This records the names of important people connected with the parish. These include Colet (possibly John Colet, since the great tithe belonged to the Dean and Chapter of St Paul's), and Warner, whose family held the Manor of Dynes, alias Boises, from the reign of Henry VI to that of Mary.
Another scribble close by reads 'John Worth, let be your nice legs' although the last two letters are open to question. The Worthies held the Manor of Blamsters and John Worthie was steward to Lord Bourchier at Stanstead Hall during the reign of Henry VI. Weever, in the seventeenth century, mentioned seeing in the church the much damaged tomb of George de Vere, which has entirely disappeared. George was the nephew of John, the redoubtable thirteenth Earl of Oxford who commanded the van of the Duke of Richmond's army at Bosworth Field. George was buried at Halstead in 1498.
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"To form a judgment about the likely truth or falsity of any proposition A, the correct principle is to calculate the probability that A is true:
P(A|E₁, E₂, …)
conditional on all the evidence at hand."
E. T. Jaynes: Probability Theory: The Logic of Science.
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