Posted on 07/03/2014 11:39:53 AM PDT by skeptoid
Nome is used to rowdy residents, but some relatively new transplants are making a real nuisance of themselves -- although unlike the colorful characters of the early 20th century gold rush days, these visitors have four legs, not two.
Musk oxen are wandering into the city on the Seward Peninsula, and despite loud noises, water hoses and even a blow-up bear coated in ursine urine, they don't want to leave.
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Well... not exactly.
It is true that the rate of change of temperature of the lukewarm water will be faster than the rate of change of temp for cooler/cold water (that part is thermodynamics) eventually the lukewarm water will reach the same temperature that the cold water would have been already. And THEN is has to cool some more to freeze...
But you used more energy to get the lukewarm water cold (that part is also thermodynamics...) in addition to the energy you used to get the lukewarm water lukewarm.. ;-)
Thanks, NoC. I understood everything up to “Well...not exactly.” From then on, I was lost. ;o]
Ah, thank you. Can you give me a link to the chord sheet in English? This seems like the sort of thing Geovanny, “the other guy” in our Spanish music program, would play on his keyboard. He might even be familiar with the song if Spanish-speaking charismatics use it.
And I would bet that a charismatic would probably be familiar with the song (if not, give him the link).
If anyone there has a CCLI license, I can give you the info to get the song directly. Or, FReepmail me an email address and I'll send you a copy of my PDF.. (do you want it in the key of D or E?) (can't link a file on my hard drive to FReepmail...)
We’re a guitar band, but Geovanny plays an electronic teclado with many bells, whistles, and sound effects.
I’ll freepmail my email address ... Darksheare’s having it hasn’t hurt me yet ;-) ... and in D, please.
Which one do you think will freeze first? The 35° water is not going to sit around and wait for the 68° water to 'catch up' (except maybe in the reality warp that is Searchlight...)
All of the above is true.
However it does appear that a body already undergoing an enery transition from a High to Very Low energy state accomplishes this faster than a Body undergoing a transition from a Low to Very Low energy state.
Either that or it is a cool magicians trick. :)
Well. I have to think about that, and it’s late (for me) and because I’ve already taxed my brain and body with shenanigans around here, I’m going to go out on a limn and say, the 35 degree water...
(She says, hesitantly.)
On the other hand, that CUTE young man is playing it on guitar ...
Don’t worry, you’ll have guitar chords.. ;-)
This Evan Craft is *really* good, y tan guapo tambien. Lots of music to listen to. I could get my middle-aged (and older) Latina choirladies together, with some wine, and we could ... pick out some songs to learn.
And you would be correct. By the time the 68° water gets to 35° the 35° water would already be frozen... ;-)
Which is one of the reasons I thought of you... ;-)
Email on way with 406kb PDF attachment. Let me know if it comes through ok.
Tanks! The comments on Youtube say he’s from Nicaragua, but he has a nice, clear, American-Spanish pronunciation. We have a fair number of Salvadorans in our congregation, but I don’t know anyone from Nicaragua.
Maybe he learned Spanish after speaking English, like Selena Quintanilla.
Appearances can be subjective. What is true is what I originally posted. Note wording "rate of change" which equates to what you just said...
It is true that the rate of change of temperature of the lukewarm water will be faster than the rate of change of temp for cooler/cold water (that part is thermodynamics) eventually the lukewarm water will reach the same temperature that the cold water would have been already.
BUT... eventually the more energetic body will have reached the initial state of the low energy body, which was not in stasis...
I was all set to take a shower and go lie down, but the maintenance supervisor came to see about the fire extinguisher and the damage it wreaked on my person. As he was leaving, he said he would be back this afternoon with another extinguisher.
Either an older model extinguisher or a newer model bracket, and says he is not happy with the guy who left it. Neither am I, and had I been here, I would never have allowed him to leave it.
He took pics of my arm and legs so the manager is going to see it soon.
Yep.
Going to have to do an experiment with this.
The bit i would like to know for sure is if the higher rate of change continues in the ‘Hot’ water after it has reached the initial state of the ‘Cool’ water, or if the rate of change slows to match that of the ‘Cool’ water.
Have to borrow the Laser thermometer and have a play in the freezer. :)
Real science.
Um, more an excuse to play with, Water, a freezer, and a Laser.
What could possibly go wrong...
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