 the emergence of classical behaviour. Hidden variables; deBroglie-Bohm theory and generalizations; many-worlds interpretation and other theories of beables. Consistent histories approach of Omnes and Gell-Mann and Hartle; nature of True and Reliable statements.", "division": "Faculty of Arts and Science", "department": "Physics", "prerequisites": "PHY456H1", "exclusions": "", "level": 400, "campus": "UTSG", "term": "2020 Winter", "breadths": [5], "meeting_sections": [{"code": "L0101", "instructors": ["<NAME>"], "times": [{"day": "MONDAY", "start": 54000, "end": 61200, "duration": 7200, "location": "MP 408"}, {"day": "WEDNESDAY", "start": 54000, "end": 61200, "duration": 7200, "location": "MP 408"}], "size": 50, "enrolment": 14}]}yeah but the problem is Yu-Gi-Oh never really was aimed at young children with its super dark storylines. It was more aimed at a teenage audience and 4Kids by lowering the target age group from like 12-16 to like 7-11 ended up ruining a lot of the greatest parts of the anime for me. I understand it was due to guidelines but its honestly stinks to me that they didnt at least continue the uncut dub past episode 12 (9 released) since Funimation was able to do that with Dragon Ball Z releasing the tv edit on tv and the uncut edit on dvd, both becoming succesful on their home media release. It stinks because I love the dub cast too but cannot watch the dub seriously due to al the changes they made to one of my favorite series. For as bad as Yu-Gi-Oh was though I'd have to say One Piece was way worseOverviewCelo Knob is the northernmost sixer along the crest of the Black Mountains, the highest range in the eastern USA. It's a distinctive peak with one side falling away in a series of cliff faces, with easier access from the western slopes. Celo Knob from the West Celo (pronounced SEE-low) Knob is one of the most remote of our Southern sixers. No matter how you get to the summit, you must either make a climb in excess of 3,000 feet, and/or a long and arduous trek along miles of the most rugged trails in the East. This peak is one of the toughest I've hiked. Not for the extreme topography of the mountain, but because of the difficult approach, among the toughest of which I've heard, and easily the toughest I've attempted. Not even the mile-high climb of LeConte from Gatlinburg approaches the extremes involved in tackling this, one of the East's most isolated 6000-foot summits. Whatever you've heard about the toughness of the Black Mountain Crest Trail and its associated connector trails, they are likely true. This mountain should not be taken lightly; nor should any of the sixers along the Crest Trail be taken lightly. I've been hiking and backpacking the Southern Appalachians for over thirty years, and the trail systems that are used to reach these peaks, principally the Black Mountain Crest Trail, are the most rugged I have so far encountered. Gibbs and CeloGetting ThereThere are a number of routes or loop combinations that can get you to the summit. The shortest would be the Woody Ridge Trail, but involves one of the single toughest climbs in the Black Mountains. One rock climber I spoke to referred to the Woody Ridge Trail as "4.99"--about as close to technical as you're going to find on a hiking trail. The Woody Ridge Trail begins in a parking area along Road 1156. Another "shorter" route to the summit would be via the Black Mountain Crest Trail, aka Bolens Creek Trail from the trailhead along Road 1109 at Bolens Creek. This involves a steady climb of well over 3000 feet in a distance of about 4.6 thigh-slamming miles. One could also come down the Black Mountain Crest Trail from the Mount Mitchell Picnic Area, or along the Crest Trail via the Buncombe Horse Trail or the Colberts Ridge Trail. Each of these options would involve gains in elevation of thousands of feet and round trips in excess of twelve miles. In short, though, every route to the summit of Celo Knob involves some of the most difficult hiking east of the Rockies. Trail?Red TapeNo permits at all. No fees involved in this area. Part of the National Forest, the only rules I have seen posted on these peaks are a request not to camp on the peaks or ridges. This request seems to be largely ignored outside of Mount Mitchell State Park. Deep Gap Campsite.When To ClimbAll year. Winters in the Black Mountains can receive very serious weather, with sub-zero temperatures, hurricane-force gusts, and heavy snow and icing. If negotiating any of these trails during the winter, be prepared for the worst conditions. In summer, thunderstorms often rake the peaks and ridges. Take care to seek lower ground if a thunderstorm approaches. THERE IS NO WATER ON THE BLACK MOUNTAIN CREST TRAIL! TAKE PLENTY OF WATER! THE ONLY RELIABLE WATER SOURCES ARE SPRINGS EAST OF DEEP GAP ALONG THE COLBERT RIDGE TRAIL, AND ON THE WINTER STAR JEEP ROAD WEST OF DEEP GAP. BOTH INVOLVE STEEP DROPS TO THE SPRINGS. One Route.CampingCamping is allowed in the National Forest boundaries. There is a request not to pitch camps on the summit areas of the Black Mountains, but I know of no encforcement of this. There is an official backcountry camping area in Deep Gap. There are developed and semi-developed campgrounds at: Mount Mitchell State Park Carolina Hemlocks Recreation Area Black Mountains Campground Mountain ConditionsCheck the Mount Mitchell State Park online weather station here. External LinksMount Mitchell State Park. The official website for the Mount Mitchell State Park. Celo Knob Nature Conservancy Site. Official Nature Conservancy website for protected portion of Celo Knob. Images[ View Gallery - 3 More Images ]First timer? Stay on the strip. If you're a baller on a budget, stay in Vegas on the weekdays where the hotel rates are dirt cheap. If you insist on staying offstrip, don't stay at the Orleans, try the Palms or Virgin.

No need to get a car, or only get a car when you're taking trips out of town -- Hoover Dam, Valley of Fire, etc. in town, use public transport like the Deuce bus or Monorail or paid service like Uber/Lyft. Traffic is bad and self-parking is usually a longggg hike to the hotel/casino.The concept of worshiping the sun is as old as civilization itself, with many ancient cultures celebrating the sun and sunlight by honoring gods named in honor of the giant ball of burning gas at the center of our solar system.
And for good reason, as the sun is essential for life. Solar energy was prized for its practical value in agriculture, lighting, and warmth before modern interventions made our environment more easily habitable.
Though civilization has advanced, the glory of the sun cannot be denied.
Biologically, we benefit from sunlight to govern our circadian rhythms, create food, and synthesize biologically active compounds. Technologically, we can harness the sun’s energy to power our homes and businesses.
With so much time being spent indoors with our technological advancements, getting enough sunlight can be as worrisome as getting too much. This week’s blog breaks down the types of radiation emitted from the sun and their effects, how near infrared radiation affects melatonin secretion, and practical ways to safely get enough sun exposure (but not too much!).
It takes 8.3 minutes for photons emitted from the sun to travel to Earth’s atmosphere.
Photons are units of electromagnetic radiation, which includes light and electricity. They have energy and movement, but no mass or electrical charge. Light behaves as both a particle and a wave, a concept light shares with matter called wave-particle duality.
Traveling at the speed of light, photons race toward us as waves of a variety of lengths, which have different energies and frequencies. Some of the shortest and most energetic waves are filtered out before they ever reach the Earth’s atmosphere.
The following list represents types of solar radiation that reach Earth from the shortest to the longest wavelength, and how they are used for the benefit of our planet and its inhabitants.
UV light, specifically UVB, is the type of solar radiation responsible for converting 7-dehydrocholesterol (a metabolite of cholesterol) on your skin into the prohormone vitamin D.
However, UV light is also a mutagen. Its short wavelength and high frequency make this type of light highly energetic. More energy means that it has greater potential to disrupt molecules and cells it touches, causing mutations in our DNA and damage to our cells and tissues (think sunburn and skin cancer).
Luckily, this type of light cannot penetrate through clothing or further into the body than skin cells or the retina. Thankfully, skin cells are replaced quickly, and the retina contains lots of filters to mitigate the damage of these energetic rays.
Visible light corresponds to wavelengths that the human eye can detect, approximately 380 nm to 750 nm, with the shortest wavelengths in this range appearing violet and the longest red.
