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Sheldon is Gay!

Ye-aye!


Now some of you might think I hate gays because of how they act.

Noo-noo-no... I can handle gay guys, be friends with 'em... maybe a little more... but I can't stand the female behavior of gay guys.

tippy toe shet... just act like a man when you're around me, OK!!!

Otherwise, Hey!!!

The more the better.

including this one.

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Images from http://www.goes.noaa.gov

...run themselves off a cliff like a lemming first, you mindless programmed fucs.

Don't listen to the Monster Media Machine, telln' ya, don't do it.

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Massive Earthquake during or just after the Eclipse.

Something is not right.

To understand why the Linear Regression is suggesting the solar activity is going down, we need to talk about a few other things first.

1 - The Sun is in a relatively constant state of equilibrium.

This means the overall activity tends to even out over time.

Sometimes low, sometimes high, but on an average of zero.

That's what equilibrium dose, it's a zero sum outcome over a period of time within the equilibrium state.

If it's been high for a while, we can expect some low periods to balance things out.

Yes, there will come a time when the activity will go much higher, but that's in the far future near the end of the Sun's existence.

2 - The Linear Regression can only be calculated based on the available data at the time of the calculation.

If we go back to a time before now and calculate the Linear Regression then, based on the available data we have at that time, we will have a different line than we do now.

The line can be expressed as an equation of y = m · x + b, where m is the slope and b is the y - intercept.

The m value determines the slope of the line or how much it tilts.

If it goes up from left to right, the slope is positive.

If it goes down from left to right, the slope is negative.

And if it stays flat from left to right, the slope is zero.

You can see this in the following graph.

Going back the the equilibrium and combining it with the Linear Regression, we should expect the slope of the Linear Regression to strive to a Zero value over successive recalculations of the line.

This means if we take the data at a point in time from then to the beginning and calculate, we'll have the slope of the line for that particular point in time.

Then we move forward and add more data and recalculate, we should have another slope for that point in time, and so on.

Eventually, we can plot the Linear Regression's slope over time and see how the line performs as more data is added.

Below is a graph of the recalculations at each day of the newly added data as it is observed on that day.

The reason the plot starts just after 1860 is because the calculation of the Linear Regression's slope at that point produces very large number with such few data points.

As you can see, the slope actually was in the negative for a time in the late 1800's to early 1900's.

It wasn't until about the 1950's did the slope become positive.

You can also see the plot of the slope is tending back towards zero, which is to be expected for a star in a steady state of equilibrium.

But with that in mind, the only way the slope can go to zero, or even negative is if there is less solar activity on the Sun.

That would drive the slope down and is evident in the plot we see here.

..., however there is a 110y long solar cycle.

These next few months are going to very critical in determining the rest of the short solar cycle 24.

The rest of May, June and July should be very informative on the cycle.

The 110y long cycle in approaching it's minimum which will happen in 2017.

Solar cycle 24 could fall far lower than any current solar prediction given to date.

If it does fall way short, u-uh... things could get very interesting, Winteeerrr wise.

But it's more than just the solar, it's something else we are doing in the sky.

Catastrophic could be a mild word for it.

Hope you're ready.

Jehocifer.

...or two.

Do these Pick 3 numbers appear random?

Can you see any patterns?

 

4	4	0
2	3	1
2	3	1
5	4	9
1	4	5
4	6	2
0	1	1
0	0	0
1	2	1
6	1	7
4	3	7
4	2	2
0	8	8
0	3	3
3	5	2
0	6	6
5	6	1
2	6	8
3	0	3
1	1	0
2	6	8
6	6	0
0	2	2
2	1	1
2	1	1
2	3	5
6	1	7
5	4	1
4	1	5
5	5	0

Now on to the inNERDs, actual analysis stuff.

If you've installed the test applications, good.

They are going to be updated with the analysis stuff.

Login at http://www.jadexcode.com to see them.

As Always, membership is Free and useage of the applications is Free.

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