Friday, rainy friday.
We go back to the Fountain of All Wisdom, and ask the Mighty iPod a more refined question.
Oh, Mighty iPod: are there gauge fields, hidden in the Standard Model, which show up as extra hair on astrophysical black holes, and could we see evidence for this in measurements of multipole moments during monitoring of Extreme Mass Ratio Inspiral events?
Whoosh goes the randomizer.
Whoosh.
- The Covering: Winter - Vivaldi
- The Crossing: Gilsbakkaþula
- The Crown: Used Cars - Ani DiFranco
- The Root: Bílavísur - Björk
- The Past: American Idiot - Green Day
- The Future: Sorted for E's and Wizz - Pulp
- The Questioner: Jamming - Bob Marley
- The House: Walk of Life - Dire Straits
- The Inside: World War - Yellowman
- The Outcome: Stalin Malone - Elvis Costello
Hm, Gilsbakkaþula is an old Icelandic rhyme, about a christmas reunion at a large family farm.
Lovers are reunited as surprise, food and wine are served and there is celebration.
The Björk song is "car song".
Future is kinda upbeat, though I'm not sure what to make of the Inside.
I like the Questioner, again.
The Outcome: "In a room called creation, where you all obey my laws
Where seconal is gravity and pain is like applause
You think that this phenomenon is some coincidence"
Interesting...
As always, the Key as explained by Sean
Walk of Life
Here comes Johnny and he'll tell you the story
Hand me down my walkin shoes
Here come Johnny with the power and the glory
Backbeat the talkin blues
He got the action, he got the motion
Yeah, the boy can play
Dedication devotion
Turning all the night time into the day
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Given how much thinking I've done about this issue, plus my nationality, I'm particularly partial to The Past ;)
I didn't want to say...
but then you have to like the Future.
Not familiar with Pulp. Guess a trip to the iTunes Store is in order ...
You're in for a treat.
Kicked off the mid-90's resurgence of brit pop. An ode to Glastonbury Festival, the chaos, confusion, drugs and music.
Yah, just got it and gave it a listen. Nice ;)
I suspect it refers to a fairly immediate future, though, and not to the eventual Outcome of this question. Lyrics nicely match how the upcoming BE reviews are likely to go. Or what the community does while waiting for their report.
What is a BE review?
Jim G.
Oh, Pulp did Common People. The first time I heard that song, it was done by (I am not making this up) William Shatner.
That...was...oddd...
Ouch, my head hurts. Shatner covered Common People!
Jim: the BE review is this http://scienceblogs.com/catdynamics/2006/10/beyond_einstein_review_impo…
It is an NRC committee review of the prioritization of the Beyond Einstein mission line.
This review was instigated at the request of the DoE to make an early decision on launch order now.