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[Monthly] January & February 2011

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January

: Is
6 books: 1

dog 21/01/2011 - 22/01/2011

burns Martin Rütter

Arcadia - - German German - dog Kai Meyer

07/01/2011 The sons of the island - Jean Johnson

01/05/2011 The healer - Janice Hardy

01/04/2011 Sephira: The Brotherhood of the Shadow - Corina Bomann

01/03/2011 Dark Side Park Season 1-3 ( HB ) - Ivar Leon Menger

01/02/2011 The Tribute by Panem 2 - Suzanne Collins

new entries: 15 books

this review copies:

Steven Omen, Amo Vitam

Betty Belitz, broken glass moon

Janice Nowak, The Song of the Banshee

Susan Kearney, Mistress of Time Traveler

Spencer Quinn, Bernie & Chet

bought thereof:

Joanne K. Rowling, Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows

Jessica Verday, The Hollow

Sarah McLean, Nine Rules to Break When Romancing a rake

Ally Condie, matched

Suzanne Collins Tribute by Panem - Blazing anger

Mary Hooper, the sister of the sugar-maker & ash flowers

Dan Wells, I will not kill you get

given them:

Marianne Curley, The Named

Karen Miller The Innocent Mage

Karen Miller The Awakened Mage

highlight in January:

Conclusion:

puppies hold on the reading. But well, that's nothing new - is therefore still considered conclusion.

little explanation as to the dog: Jackie is not my First Dog, more precisely, it is the second. I got my first dog of eight years - a black miniature schnauzer lady named Joanna. Jo was kind and intelligenzt and amazing in every way, but also very stubborn and not educated. First, my parents had with three young children will not have time for the education, the other three had probably made every attempt naught anyway:)

Jo died about two years ago from a tumor. I had just finished school, so she gave me the gift that is also made to withstand my graduation time - because the diagnosis was made at exactly the time when I was in the worst graduation stress. As it was said that she would probably still a week or two. But not so with our dog - she has still managed a couple of months.

then did it a half year of mourning and then the next great love. I think that happens just like that.

And this dog is trained, the whole course takes more time. But first results are already posted. Jackie can sit, down, stand, give, Apport. Not bad for a four-month-old dog, eh? : D So much for the dog

tables.

In January, I have especially moved two sequels, namely Tribute by Panem - Dangerous Love and Arcadia burns. Unlike many other central sections (it is both a trilogy), the second part is almost better than the first - in Arcadia even burn a lot better! Thus takes to please a single heart. There

reviews it for two reasons these books do not:

first A dog takes a lot of time

second I review sequels generally more reluctant. For those who have not read the first part, which is mostly pure Spoilerei. Read

February

: 3 books

24/02/2011 The Monstrumologe - Rick Yancey
02/20/2011 The Named - Marianne Curley
02.02.2011 Frankfurt poetics lectures - Urs Widmer

new entries: 15 books

this review copies:

Tracy Buchanan, star converter

bought thereof:

Valentina Berger, The Eye Schneider

Sara Douglass, The glass witch

Ingeborg Bayer, city of dark masks

Claire Knightley, Dark Moon

Kelly Creagh, Nevermore

Marianne Curley, The Dark

Sebastian Fitzek, The Collectors Eye

Beth Revis, Across the Universe

Lisa McMann, Gone

given them get:

Nalini Singh, Angels' Blood

Nalini Singh, Archangel's Kiss

Nalini Singh, Archangel's Consort

Rachel Vincent, My Soul to Steal

Laurie Faria Stolarz, Deadly Little Secret

not highlight the small number of books - also because there was not a real highlight.

Conclusion:

See January;)

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New Items of the Week

Actually, there should be no new entries this week (not because I would want to, but because nothing has just happened).

But then yesterday there is a nice DVD evening with nice friends and one of them mine? Yes, a belated birthday gift. And that could even include just one ... Thank you, Anna!

Rachel Vincent, Soult to Steal My

You want my soul and my boyfriend?

Trying to work things out with Nash - maybe her boyfriend - is hard enough for Kaylee Cavanaugh. She can not just pretend nothing happened. But "complicated" does not even begin to describe their relationship when his ex-girlfriend transfers to their school, determined to take Nash back.

See, Sabine isn't just an ordinary girl. She's a mara, the living personification of a nightmare. She can read people's fears - and craft them into nightmares while her victims sleep. Feeding from human fear is how she survives.

And Sabine isn't above scaring Kaylee and the entire school to death to get whatever - and whoever - she wants.

I don't think so.

Laurie Faria Stolarz, Deadly Little Secret

Some secrets shouldn't be kept ...
Until three months ago, sixteen-year-old Camelia's life had been fairly ordinary. Then a mysterious boy named Ben started junior year at her school and changed everything.
Rumored to be somehow responsible for his ex-girlfriend's death, Ben is immediately ostracized by everyone on the campus. Except for Camelia. Despite the rumors, she's inexplicably drawn to him ... and to his touch. But soon, Camelia is receiving eerie phone calls and strange packages with threatening notes. Ben insists she's in danger, and that he wants to help - but can he be trusted? She knows he's hiding something ... but he's not the only one with a secret.

Anime Tounge Piercing

critique of pure physics (1)

from FAZ.NET 26 2. 2011

The spirit of revolution

of Sibylle Anderl

attacks in North Africa, the spirit of revolution around. In my office, everything is peaceful and geared to system maintenance. Only two floors above me are the fronts but more far less clear. If you talk with Professor Pavel Kroupa, the spirit of revolution is suddenly within reach in our Argelander Institute for Astronomy. Pavel Kroupa often speaks about the failure of the established system, of the need of alternatives and of the mechanisms by which system opponents will be unable to do their work.

When Pavel Kroupa speaks in such a rage, he discusses, however, not politics. His subject is the so-called "dark matter crisis", ie the crisis of the established, standard cosmological model, the so-called Lambda Cold Dark Matter Cosmological Concordance Model "(LCDM CCM). This model makes statements about the development and composition of the universe, and seems very well with most cosmological observations to match. It contains several free parameters could be determined very precisely in the last decades, so that understand the history of our universe by and large seems to be quite good. The flaw is known to be a need for two previously completely misunderstood sizes: the dark energy and dark matter, which together account for about 96% of the energy-matter content of the universe.

dark matter is particularly necessary in order to explain the rotation curves of galaxies and provide additional mass in galaxy clusters. You need dark matter, so that the observable matter in galaxies is moving in such a way as it should according to Newton. However, there are problems on the scale of galaxies with the CCM model. In particular, the properties of satellite galaxies small galaxies, large galaxies like the Milky Way can assist, by the standard model can not be explained. This is where Pavel Kroupa. It notes the problems of the standard model as an opportunity to show support for a modified gravity alternative cosmological models, such as MOND (Modified Newtonian dynamics) or MOG (modified gravity). were discussed in his debate with Prof. Simon White last November here in Bonn, in which arguments for and against a departure from the standard model, compared Pavel Kroupa of cosmology, the current situation with that of the Copernican turn. On his website he also leads the development of Analogies Quantum mechanics and the transition to relativity theory. These are all classic examples of scientific upheavals of scientific revolutions. But how does one arrive later, when scientists speak of revolutions in the context of physics?

'Garching simulation', Jenkins et al. 1998, Journal Astophysical

The notion of scientific revolution was coined by Thomas Kuhn and his 1962 book, "The Structure of Scientific Revolution." One of the main theses of the book is that the Development of science proceeds not so that cumulative science simply by more and more knowledge is accumulated. Instead, Kuhn sees radical breakthroughs in the history of science, which prevent that one can say that we know more and more. You just know "different." It is change scientific methods, the scientific subject matter, scientific concepts and scientific standards. This all leads referred Kuhn to the fact that there is no communication between pre-and post-revolutionary science. It is easy to point to specific questions disagree, and there is no authority that would be able to decide who is right added. There is for instance both in the context of the standard model and in the context of modified gravity theories, observations that can not be explained. What you see as the key to? Is it "worse" if the properties of satellite galaxies can not be explained, as if the theory is possibly more complicated and is weak on large scales?

ends Ultimately you in questions of personal weight, and that makes the mood in the environment of scientific revolutions, just as strong emotionally charged. Where there are no clear arguments more convincing you can not, but only . Persuade In addition, the potential of new theories can only fully develop when the scientific community provides sufficient resources for a detailed elaboration of the new approach. The reason to do so, but can only be a belief in the potential of the new theory. Whether this belief is really justified, can only prove the fact. To the "risk" of a new theory really address, and the incumbent to turn, the dissatisfaction in size with the existing conditions enough. Oneself from the mainstream to avert always carries a risk, it brings uncertainty and danger, for ever from the scientific community to be excluded.

The need for a general dissatisfaction with the existing system is in addition to splitting the community into different camps according to Kuhn, one of the points of the analogy does fit into a political revolution. have achieved in politics, the dissatisfaction of some value, so that the people see no other way out than to go on the road.

Debate: Simon White (left), Pavel Kroupa (right) and Hans-Peter Nilles Bethe Colloquium in November's 2010th

And just as in politics, the established academic system tries to defend his position as long as possible. As Mubarak tried to defend with minimal concessions to the demonstrators his presidential status as long as possible, is also available in the science strategy, the scope of the theory in question and reduce problems caused by ad hoc assumptions to defuse. Whether the introduction of dark energy and dark matter and, as such, ad hoc assumptions, and thus seen as a sign of future dwindling power of the CCM model, or whether it simply a question he has time to be in the context of the established theory of a response related to the question of the nature is to be seen.

In Egypt, Mubarak has plunged, Gaddafi still. The standard model, however, has so far been in power. We will see whether and if so when to be strong dissatisfaction within the cosmology is that we also can experience a revolution, or whether the standard model will prove durable as a proper description of the universe.