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Micron Associates LivejournalGRAVITO-MAGNETIC ORBITS FOR MICRON SIZED PARTICLEs L. B. Crowell

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The two body dynamics of an orbiting particle is usually governed by Newton's
laws of gravity and mechanics. Here the Kepler problem has been studied with the
addition of the Lorentz force of magnetism. For micrometeoroids and small man made
debris particles electromagnetic interactions may become important. The space
environment is filled with charged particles, electrons and ions, that may be deposited on
a 1 - 100 microns sized particle. The orbits of such charged particles have been
modeled in earth orbit, with the dipole magnetic field superposed on the gravity field.
An initial study of this problem has been conducted. Figures 1 illustrates a 600
second time frame of particles in a 300 kilometer altitude Earth orbit with a 5.7'
inclination. The solid line is the pure Kepler problem. The dashed lines are the paths
taken by various sized particles with a single positive charge of 1.6x10-'~ coulombs.
The additional energy required to deflect these particles from a Kepler orbit
comes from the deposition of charge at the initial stage in the calculation. From there
the energy of the particle is conserved since both the gravitational and magnetic forces
are conservative, i.e. $F d r = 0.
The orbit of 1 micron sized particles has been computed and the results a r e
shown in figures 2 through 5. The results of this numerical exercise in magneto-orbital
dynamics a r e rather une...

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Micron Associates: Industrials Weigh on Dow, But IBM Helps Restrain Losses

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FOX Business: The Power to Prosper

Several industrial blue chips weighed on the Dow on Monday as traders reacted to a bout of weak economic data from China and Europe, but rising shares of technology heavyweight IBM helped to keep the losses in check.

Today's Markets

The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 14.8 points, or 0.11%, to 12963, the S&P 500 slumped 5.3 points, or 0.39%, to 1364 and the Nasdaq Composite dipped 25.7 points, or 0.86%, to 2950.

Caterpillar (CAT: 108.94, -1.28, -1.16%) was the biggest laggard of the Dow components on a point basis, pulling 18.2 points from the blue-chip index. Meanwhile, falling United Technologies (UTX: 83.99, 0.44, 0.53%) and Boeing (BA: 73.60, 0.31, 0.42%) shares cost the Dow another 15.3 points. IBM (IBM: 201.00, 0.38, 0.19%), ExxonMobil (XOM: 85.55, 1.25, 1.48%) and Verizon Communications (VZ: 39.32, 0.22, 0.56%) helped to limit the losses, adding roughly 21.7 points between the three.

Apple (AAPL: 552.00, 6.83, 1.25%), with its massive half-a-trillion dollar market capitalization, helped shove the Nasdaq Composite and closely-tracked Nasdaq 100 index of non-financial companies fairly sharply to the downside. Other big-name technology companies like Netflix (NFLX: 106.20, -2.93, -2.68%), Micron (MU: 8.08, -0.25, -3.00%) and Nvidia (NVDA: 14.58, -0.24, -1.59%) performed poorly as well. Oracle (ORCL: 29.71, -0.42, -1.39%), Seagate (STX: 27.88, -0.45, -1.59%) and Garmin (GR...

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Hypo Venture Capital Financial Analysis, Tips and Updates

Posted by jaegerrad (hypoventurecapital-financialideas.com) 53 days ago under hypo venture capital hypo venture capital zurich hypo venture capital financial analysis tips and updates

We expect 2012 to be a year of slowing global growth, with wide divergences between regions and countries. Overall global growth will slow from about 3% in 2011 to 2.5% in 2012. For 2013, a modest recovery in global growth is likely.

The Euro-zone sovereign debt crisis will escalate, provoking a sufficiently strong policy response from the European Central Bank (ECB) and creditor governments to prevent Euro-zone disintegration and a string of disorderly sovereign debt defaults. Even so, sovereign spreads will remain unusually wide even at end-2012. The euro area already probably is falling back into recession, with negative quarter-over-quarter growth in fourth quarter of 2011 likely to carry over into 2012. Real GDP in the euro area will drop by at least 1% in 2012.

The United Kingdom is likely to be near recession, and we also look for a marked slowdown in Eastern Europe in 2012. By contrast, modest but sustained growth will occur in the United States in 2012 and beyond, and still relatively strong but slowing growth will take place in 2012 in emerging Asia, Latin America, Africa and the Middle East. In all, there will be sluggish growth in the advanced economies (around 1% yearover-year in 2012), with emerging market growth of about 5% for 2012.

As a result, the extent to which global growth is China-dependent will increase. The lagged effect of past domestic tightening and slowing export growth are likely to cool China’s growth bel...

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Hypo Venture capital asker: How can I prepare for retirement?
Written by nikkisong on Nov-6-11 5:42pm http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20110520214423AAJjtwF First off, start saving right NOW and keep going at it until you retire. You should also be aware of your needs once you've retired. You might also want to consider some investment plans to provide you passive income . And lastly, do NOT touch your retirement savings . Read Full Story Add Comments
Hypo Venture Capital Zurich Headlines: Swiss banks believed to house Greek taxes
Written by aliceadams on Nov-5-11 11:33am From: www.widepr.com November 05, 2011 - Business Press Release Hypo Venture Capital Zurich Greek Prime Minister George Papandreou believes many of the billions that have been withheld from the Greek taxman are lying in Switzerland. Greek Prime Minister George Papandreou believes many of the billions that have been withheld from the Greek taxman are lying in Switzerland. This, however, is largely the fault of Athens, according to Swiss-Greek economist Spyridon Arvanitis. Ultimately, the only people who know how much untaxed Greek money is in Switzerland are the banks. “I’ve heard every amount possible – even up to the sum of the Greek debt,” Arvanitis, from ... Read Full Story Add Comments
Dismantling the Dodd-Frank "Myths"
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Insurance

Posted by jaegerrad (www.insurance.za.org) 135 days ago under dynamic wealth management dynamic wealth management zurich insurance

While the jury is still out regarding how the Consumer Protection Act will affect medical schemes, the Commissioner for the National Consumer Commission has been clear on some basic requirements from schemes in terms of their goods and services

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Stocks Drop, Dollar Advances as Fed Lowers Growth Forecast

Posted by jaegerrad (hypoventurecapital-financialideas.com) 153 days ago under hypo venture capital hypo venture capital zurich

June 22 (Bloomberg) — U.S. stocks declined, breaking a four-day rally, after the Federal Reserve lowered its economic growth forecast and said it will complete a $600 billion bond- purchase program as scheduled this month. The dollar rose, and oil climbed following a decrease in inventories.

The Standard & Poor’s 500 Index fell 0.7 percent to 1,287.14 at 4:00 p.m. in New York, and the Stoxx Europe 600 Index dropped 0.6 percent. Ten-year U.S. note yields were almost unchanged, holding below 3 percent for a sixth day. The Dollar Index advanced 0.4 percent while the euro fell 0.5 percent to $1.4344. The pound weakened after some Bank of England members said more stimulus may be needed.

The S&P 500 halted its longest streak of gains of the month, having risen 2.4 percent over the past four days in a rebound from an almost three-month low. Stocks lost ground after Fed officials reduced their economic-growth projections, with much of the decline in the final hour of trading. The Fed, in a statement after a two-day policy meeting in Washington, left its benchmark interest rate in a range of zero to 0.25 percent and repeated a pledge to keep it there “for an extended period.”

“There was a bit of disappointment that the Fed downgraded their forecasts,” said Brad Sorensen, director of market and sector analysis at San Francisco-based Charles Schwab Corp., which has $1.7 trillion in client assets. “The ‘extended period’ language c...

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Hypo Venture Capital Why Invest Offshore

Posted by jaegerrad (www.sooperarticles.com) 153 days ago under hypo venture capital hypo venture capital zurich

Here at Hypo Venture Capital we are committed to offering our clients access to the latest and broadest range of financial services and products on the market. We know that choosing the right strategy, the right investment and the right product is no easy task in this day and age! Whether its advice, investments or financial planning we are here to answer all your questions and facilitate all your financial needs
What are the benefits available to you from the world of offshore savings, investment, finance and banking?
Even in this day and age of enlightenment thanks to the pervasive nature of information dissemination via the internet, some people are still concerned about the legalities and legitimacy of the offshore world of finance and banking. For some reason others simply assume that onshore equates to a 'safe haven' for money and offshore equates to a 'risky tax haven.'
Well, you and I know that that is simply not the case! However, even though it is now clearer to more people that the offshore world holds many potential taxation benefits, there are still questions to be answered about why one should invest offshore and in this article we explore the benefits.
First things first...here's another myth I wish to dispel – some people say that offshore investments and bank accounts are more lightly regulated than their entity-type-counterparts onshore...now, that's not necessarily true!
Yes, certain jurisdictions give fund managers, bankers ...

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