RIP UnSeen RIP Nemesis RIP Ascension RIP Unseen Ascension It was a good run!

IGN: Rohaibcheema
Main Class(es): soldier, chemist, medic, ninja, assassin, heavy, pyro, archer
Why do you want to be a merc for Unseen Ascension?: So that, I can participate in unofficial matches and get to know more people, I was previously a merc for Ascension.
Timezone: EST
Can you participate in unofficial matches?: Yes, I can.
Skype: wshcapitals02
Can you talk in Skype calls?: yup, but I am a bit shy
Offense, Defense, recovery?: Offense, defense if needed
Anything else you would like to add?: Thanks for considering me!

 

IGN: Pin_Head
Main Class(es): Assassin. Medic, heavy, mage, soldier, archer. (Can play anything)
Why do you want to be a merc for Unseen Ascension?: So that, I can participate in unofficial matches and I was a merc for USN and nemesis xP
Timezone: gmt -6 (or central us)
Can you participate in unofficial matches?: Yep
Skype: ilords_imods
Can you talk in Skype calls?: yus
Offense, Defense, recovery?: I can do anything and everything
Anything else you would like to add?: Nein!

 

Merc app for UnSeen Ascension c:
IGN: CreeperBlower
Main class(es): Soldier, Ninja, Assassin, Pyro
Why do you want merc for UnSeen Ascension?: I was merc for all the 3 teams before the merge so I'd like to be emrc for you
Timezone: EST
Can you participate in unnoficial matches?: Of course
Skype: donotwdbb
Can you talk in Skype calls? Yes
Offense, defense, recovery?: All, but I'm better at offense
Anything else you would like to add?: I love CTF

 

IGN: Raging_92
Main class(es): Chemist, Soldier, Heavy
Why do you want merc for UnSeen Ascension?: Was in usn for a while and ended up as rep at one point. Just want to be on my old team
Timezone: CST
Can you participate in unnoficial matches?: Kill them all
Skype: beans and rtk have it
Can you talk in Skype calls? Yes
Offense, defense, recovery?: Offense
Anything else you would like to add?: What a God team.

 

IGN: FinniBoy4ever
Main class(es): Ninja, Pyro, Medic
Why do you want merc for UnSeen Ascension?: I find it interesting that these 3 teams have merged and I also see it as a great way to get to know everybody a lot better!
Timezone: GMT + 1
Can you participate in unnoficial matches?: Yes
Skype: FinniBoy4ever
Can you talk in Skype calls? Yes
Offense, defense, recovery?: All
Anything else you would like to add?: I was merc for Unseen before

 

Merc app!
IGN: Sona_Sexy
Main class(es): I generally play Ninja, Chemist and Medic in matches.
Why do you want merc for UnSeen Ascension?: I'd like to merc for this team because I was a merc in Ascension and I'd also like to make new friends with people from the people who weren't in Ascension c:
Timezone: GMT
Can you participate in unnoficial matches?: Yes
Skype: stjmatt
Can you talk in Skype calls? Yes
Offense, defense, recovery?: I generally play medic off or def, ninja off/def/recov & chemist off/def in matches
Anything else you would like to add?: I'm Irish and I can make a nice curry
Thanks for considering my app

 

Mercenary Application
IGN: Deplicasus
Main class(es): Archer, Medic
Why do you want merc for UnSeen Ascension?: Bcuz I like the idea of 3 teams merging together to create 1.
Timezone: GMT +0 (UK and PT time).
Can you participate in unnoficial matches?: Yes
Skype: Deplicasus
Can you talk in Skype calls? Yes
Offense, defense, recovery?: All except Medic recov
Anything else you would like to add?: I like wolves, turtles, squirtles and me and my dad and my grandma are OP at badmington.

 

I play heacy too

 

MERC APP!
IGN: ningeek212
Main class(es): Medic, soldier
Why do you want merc for UnSeen Ascension?: Caz I merked 4 all of u b4!
Timezone: EST
Can you participate in unnoficial matches?: Yes
Skype: ningeek212
Can you talk in Skype calls? Sometimes
Offense, defense, recovery?: Offense
Anything else you would like to add?: Hi!

 

Good luck you guys, hope the merge works out.

 

Mercenary Application

IGN: Kriz
Main class(es): Soldier, ninja and assassin
Why do you want merc for UnSeen Ascension?: looks laik a good team
Timezone: +1 gnt
Can you participate in unnoficial matches?: yeah
Skype: krizeyyy
Can you talk in Skype calls? Yeah, i think so
Offense, defense, recovery?:Offense soldier, ninja|recovery ninja, assassin
Anything else you would like to add?: hai

 

Merc app c:

IGN: Gh0st_92 (the o is a zero)
Main Classes: Archer, Ninja, and a bit of Pyro.
Why do you want merc for UnSeen Ascension?: I have become a merc for USN twice and as a former member of that team I wanted to help you guys win unofficial matches c:
Timezone: EST
Can you participate in unnoficial matches?: Yes
Skype: jwtam2003
Can you talk in Skype calls?: Yes
Offense, defense, recovery?: Recovery/Defense
Anything else you would like to add?:
Many people who have sat through introductory physics courses in high school or college might disagree with the claim, "Newtonian mechanics makes intuitive sense to us." They may remember the subject as a bewildering merry-go-round of pulleys and vectors and inclined planes, and think that "intuitive sense" is the last thing that Newtonian mechanics should be accused of making.

But while the process of actually calculating something within the framework of Newtonian mechanics--doing a homework problem, or getting astronauts to the moon--can be ferociously complicated, the underlying concepts are pretty straightforward. The world is made of tangible things that we can observe and recognize: billiard balls, planets, pulleys. These things exert forces, or bump into one another, and their motions change in response to those influences. If Laplace's Demon knew all of the positions and momenta of every particle in the universe, it could predict the future and the past with perfect fidelity; we know that this is outside of our capabilities, but we can imagine knowing the positions and momenta of a few billiard balls on a frictionless table, and at least in principle we can imagine doing the math. After that it's just a matter of extrapolation and courage to encompass the entire universe.

Newtonian mechanics is usually referred to as "classical" mechanics by physicists, who want to emphasize that it's not just a set of particular rules laid down by Newton. Classical mechanics is a way of thinking about the deep structure of the world. Different types of things--baseballs, gas molecules, electromagnetic waves--will follow different specific rules, but those rules will share the same pattern. The essence of that pattern is that everything has some kind of "position," and some kind of "momentum," and that information can be used to predict what will happen next.

This structure is repeated in a variety of contexts: Newton's own theory of gravitation, Maxwell's nineteenth-century theory of electricity and magnetism, and Einstein's general relativity all fit into the classical framework. Classical mechanics isn't a particular theory; it's a paradigm, a way of conceptualizing what a physical theory is, and one that has demonstrated an astonishing range of empirical success. After Newton published his 1687 masterwork, Philosophiae Naturalis Principia Mathematica, it became almost impossible to imagine doing physics any other way. The world is made of things, characterized by positions and momenta, pushed about by certain sets of forces; the job of physics was to classify the kinds of things and figure out what the forces were, and we'd be done.

But now we know better: Classical mechanics isn't correct. In the early decades of the twentieth century, physicists trying to understand the behavior of matter on microscopic scales were gradually forced to the conclusion that the rules would have to be overturned, and replaced with something else. That something else is quantum mechanics, arguably the greatest triumph of human intelligence and imagination in all of history. Quantum mechanics offers an image of the world that is radically different from that of classical mechanics, one that scientists never would have seriously contemplated if the experimental data had left them with any other choice. Today, quantum mechanics enjoys the status that classical mechanics held at the dawn of the twentieth century: It has passed a variety of empirical tests, and most researchers are convinced that the ultimate laws of physics are quantum-mechanical in nature.

But despite its triumphs, quantum mechanics remains somewhat mysterious. Physicists are completely confident in how they use quantum mechanics--they can build theories, make predictions, test against experiments, and there is never any ambiguity along the way. And nevertheless, we're not completely sure we know what quantum mechanics really is. There is a respectable field of intellectual endeavor, occupying the time of a substantial number of talented scientists and philosophers, that goes under the name of "interpretations of quantum mechanics." A century ago, there was no such field as "interpretations of classical mechanics"--classical mechanics is perfectly straightforward to interpret. We're still not sure what is the best way to think and talk about quantum mechanics.

This interpretational anxiety stems from the single basic difference between quantum mechanics and classical mechanics, which is both simple and world-shattering in its implications:

According to quantum mechanics, what we can observe about the world is only a tiny subset of what actually exists.
Attempts at explaining this principle often water it down beyond recognition. "It's like that friend of yours who has such a nice smile, except when you try to take his picture it always disappears." Quantum mechanics is a lot more profound than that. In the classical world, it might be difficult to obtain a precise measurement of some quantity; we need to be very careful not to disturb the system we're looking at. But there is nothing in classical physics that prevents us from being careful. In quantum mechanics, on the other hand, there is an unavoidable obstacle to making complete and nondisruptive observations of a physical system. It simply can't be done, in general. What exactly happens when you try to observe something, and what actually counts as a "measurement"--those are the locus of the mystery. This is what is helpfully known as the "measurement problem," much as having an automobile roll off a cliff and smash into pieces on the rocks hundreds of feet below might be known as "car trouble." Successful physical theories aren't supposed to have ambiguities like this; the very first thing we ask about them is that they be clearly defined. Quantum mechanics, despite all its undeniable successes, isn't there yet.

None of which should be taken to mean that all Hell has broken loose, or that the mysteries of quantum mechanics offer an excuse to believe whatever you want. In particular, quantum mechanics doesn't mean you can change reality just by thinking about it, or that modern physics has rediscovered ancient Buddhist wisdom.[ii] There are still rules, and we know how the rules operate in the regimes of interest to our everyday lives. But we'd like to understand how the rules operate in every conceivable situation.

Most modern physicists deal with the problems of interpreting quantum mechanics through the age-old strategy of "denial." They know how the rules operate in cases of interest, they can put quantum mechanics to work in specific circumstances and achieve amazing agreement with experiment, and they don't want to be bothered with pesky questions about what it all means or whether the theory is perfectly well-defined. For our purposes in this book, that is often a pretty good strategy. The problem of the arrow of time was there for Boltzmann and his collaborators, before quantum mechanics was ever invented; we can go very far talking about entropy and cosmology without worrying about the details of quantum mechanics.

At some point, however, we need to face the music. The arrow of time is, after all, a fundamental puzzle, and it's possible that quantum mechanics will play a crucial role in resolving that puzzle. And there's something else of more direct interest: That process of measurement, where all of the interpretational tangles of quantum mechanics are to be found, has the remarkable property that it is irreversible. Alone among all of the well-accepted laws of physics, quantum measurement is a process that defines an arrow of time: Once you do it, you can't undo it. And that's a mystery.

It's very possible that this mysterious irreversibility is of precisely the same character as the mysterious irreversibility in thermodynamics, as codified in the Second Law: It's a consequence of making approximations and throwing away information, even though the deep underlying processes are all individually reversible. I'll be advocating that point of view in this chapter. But the subject remains controversial among the experts. The one sure thing is that we have to confront the measurement problem head-on if we're interested in the arrow of time.

Copy and paste is an amazing thing c:

 

Merc app :]]
IGN: Mob_92
Main class(es): Medic, Soldier and Archer
Why do you want merc for UnSeen Ascension?: Awesome people who I would like to get to know
Timezone: PST
Can you participate in unofficial matches?: Yus
Skype: mob_slayer_95
Can you talk in Skype calls? Depends
Offense, defense, recovery?: I prefer offense, although I can play all

Thank yu :]]

 

btw, im not gmt +1 im +2

 

MERC APP

IGN: Wolveskippy
Main Class(es): assassin
Why do you want to be a merc for Unseen Ascension?: because I really would like to meet some new friends and play in unofficials
Timezone: PST
Can you participate in unofficial matches?: Yes, I can.
Skype: minecraft6913
Can you talk in Skype calls?: yes
Offense, Defense, recovery?: Def/recov
Anything else you would like to add?: Thanks for considering

 

Member or merc?: merc
IGN: sportyman56
Main class(es): Ninja, Soldier, Chemist, Assassin, Medic and Pyro (but can do any)
Why do you want to join UnSeen Ascension?: cos I was merc for usn before and I'd like to merc again
Timezone: GMT
Can you show that you are active on skype or ingame?: yes I'm on very active on both echk Skype at least a few times a day and play CTF everyday for a while atleast
Skype: you got but sportymam56
Can you talk in Skype calls? Yes
Offense, defense, recovery?: Recovery/ offence/ capping are mains
Anything else you would like to add?: hello

 

Mercedes app

Ign: dylan2895
Main classes: Ninja, chemist, pyro basically anything defensive
Why would you like to join unseen ascension: I was merc before and I like to play with unseen and would love to meet ascension
Time zone: Est
Can you show that you are active: Yes
Skype: dylan2895
Can you talk in Skype calls: Not atm cuz my mic is bustd
Role: Defense/recovery is preferred
Anything else you would like to add: Go finz

 

I just spent bits and pieces of free time in class over rhe course of a few days reading that whole thing. Love it. xD