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Volume 38, Issue 11, November 1997
Quantum Yang–Mills theory in two dimensions: A complete solution38(1997); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.532146View Description Hide Description
A closed expression of the Euclidean Wilson-loop functionals is derived for pure Yang–Mills continuum theories with gauge groups and and space-time topologies and (For the theory, we also consider the topology.) The treatment is rigorous, manifestly gauge invariant, manifestly invariant under area preserving diffeomorphisms and handles all (piecewise analytic) loops in one stroke. Equivalence between the resulting Euclidean theory and and the Hamiltonian framework is then established. Finally, an extension of the Osterwalder–Schrader axioms for gauge theories is proposed. These axioms are satisfied in the present model.
Open perturbation and the Riccati equation: Algebraic determination of the quartic anharmonic oscillator energies and eigenfunctions38(1997); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.532147View Description Hide Description
An algebraic procedure is proposed for the analytical solution of Schrödinger equations that can be viewed as a factorizable equation with an additional potential Once has been expanded in a series of suitable -basis functions which are specific to each factorization type, the solution of the Riccati equation associated with the given equation is performed by means of an open perturbation technique, i.e., at each order of the perturbation, an additional balance -dependent term is introduced so that the resulting equation becomes solvable. Since the unperturbed potential involves the whole given potential and since the balance term is expected to be small, improved results are expected at low orders of the perturbation, even at the zeroth order. The procedure, well adapted to the use of computer algebra, is applied to the solution of the -anharmonic oscillator equation: by means of very simple algebraic manipulations, the trend of the exact values of the energies is rather well reproduced for a large range of values of the coupling constant ( to ).
Reconstruction of secular polynomials for Hubbard model from energy perturbation series for weak and strong coupling cases38(1997); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.532179View Description Hide Description
An interpolation technique which is based on the strongly and weakly correlated cases of the one-dimensional Hubbard model is proposed. The input information consists of the perturbation expansions which are obtained from the Lieb–Wu equations in both limits. The Hubbard model is used to describe cyclic polyene rings, and for the case of sites, this would correspond to benzene. The technique has been applied to several symmetries of the model. It has been shown that the exact secular problem can be reconstructed for these symmetries, and the results for agree exactly with the results which have been obtained in a different way, that is, by using a full configuration interaction calculation.
The operator algebra of the quantum relativistic oscillator38(1997); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.532148View Description Hide Description
The operator algebras of a new family of relativistic geometricmodels of the relativistic oscillator [I. I. Cotăescu, Int. J. Mod. Phys. A 12, 3545 (1997)] are studied. It is shown that, generally, the operator of number of quanta and the pair of shift operators of each model are the generators of a nonunitary representation of the so(1,2) algebra, except for a special case when this algebra becomes the standard of the nonrelativistic harmonic oscillator.
-covariance of the Weyl–Wigner–Groenewold–Moyal quantization38(1997); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.532149View Description Hide Description
The differential structure of operator bases used in various forms of the Weyl–Wigner–Groenewold–Moyal (WWGM) quantization is analyzed and a derivative-based approach, alternative to the conventional integral-based one is developed. Thus the fundamental quantum relations follow in a simpler and unified manner. An explicit formula for the ordered products of the Heisenberg–Weyl algebra is obtained. The -covariance of the WWGM-quantization in its most general form is established. It is shown that the group action of that is realized in the classical phase space induces on bases operators in the corresponding Hilbert space a similarity transformation generated by the corresponding quantum which provides a projective representation of the former Explicit expressions for the algebra generators in the classical phase space and in the Hilbert space are given. It is made manifest that this -covariance of the WWGM-quantization is a genuine property of the operator bases.
Geometro-stochastically quantized fields with internal spin variables38(1997); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.532150View Description Hide Description
The use of internal variables for the description of relativistic particles with arbitrary mass and spin in terms of scalar functions is reviewed and applied to the stochastic phase space formulation of quantum mechanics. Following Bacry and Kihlberg a four-dimensional internal spin space is chosen possessing an invariant measure and being able to represent integer as well as half integer spins. is a homogeneous space of the group parametrized in terms of spinors and their complex conjugates . The generalized scalar quantum mechanical wave functions may be reduced to yield irreducible components of definite physical mass and spin , with and , with spin described in terms of the usual -component fields. Viewed from the internal space description of spin this reduction amounts to a restriction of the variable to a compact subspace of , i.e., a "spin shell" of radius in . This formulation of single particles or single antiparticles of type is then used to study the geometro-stochastic (i.e., quantum) propagation of amplitudes for arbitrary spin on a curved background space–time possessing a metric and axial vector torsion treated as external fields. A Poincaré gauge covariant path integral-like representation for the probability amplitude (generalized wave function) of a particle with arbitrary spin is derived satisfying a second order wave equation on the Hilbert bundle constructed over curved space–time. The implications for the stochastic nature of polarization effects in the presence of gravitation are pointed out and the extension to Fock bundles of bosonic and fermionic type is briefly mentioned.
structures in string theories38(1997); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.532151View Description Hide Description
The BRST cohomology of any topological conformal field theory admits the structure of a Batalin–Vilkovisky algebra, and string theories are no exception. Loosely speaking, we say that two topological conformal field theories are cohomologically equivalent if their BRST cohomologies are isomorphic as Batalin–Vilkovisky algebras. In this paper we argue that any string theory (regardless of the matter background) is cohomologically equivalent to some twisted superconformal field theory. We discuss three string theories in detail: the bosonic string, the NSR string and the string. In each case the way the cohomological equivalence is constructed can be understood as coupling the topological conformal field theory to topological gravity. These results lend further supporting evidence to the conjecture that any topological conformal field theory is cohomologically equivalent to some topologically twisted superconformal field theory. We end the paper with some speculative comments on Massey products in topological conformal field theories.
SU() monopoles and Platonic symmetry38(1997); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.532152View Description Hide Description
We discuss the ADHMN construction for SU monopoles and show that a particular simplification arises in studying charge monopoles with minimal symmetry breaking. Using this we construct families of tetrahedrally symmetric SU and SU monopoles. In the moduli space approximation, the SU one-parameter family describes a novel dynamics where the monopoles never separate, but rather, a tetrahedron deforms to its dual. We find a two-parameter family of SU tetrahedral monopoles and compute some geodesics in this submanifold numerically. The dynamics is rich, with the monopoles scattering either once or twice through octahedrally symmetric configurations.
Can a quantum process be oblivious to observation?38(1997); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.532153View Description Hide Description
In this paper time is indexed by a "time group" that may be either the real line or the integers. A quantum process is a homomorphic representation of via unitary operators on a Hilbert space with the usual continuity restrictions if time is indexed by the reals. Consider a quantum process subject to nonselective observation at all points in time via an observation operator with purely discrete eigenvalues and corresponding simple eigenvectors. Suppose that the process evolves in such a way that the results of observation at a given time are the same, whether or not there have been previous observations. Suppose further that is spanned by the set of vectors invariant modulo phase under the quantum evolution. If the time group is the integers, then the process is observed to evolve in a classical manner. If the time group is the real line, then the process is never observed to undergo a change of state. The results of this paper are essentially a corollary of von Neumann's mean ergodic theorem.
Quantized Kronecker flows and almost periodic quantum field theory38(1997); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.532154View Description Hide Description
We define and study the properties of the infinite-dimensional quantized Kronecker flow. This C*-dynamical system arises as a quantization of the corresponding flow on an infinite-dimensional torus. We prove an ergodic theorem for a class of quantized Kronecker flows. We also study the closely related, almost periodic quantum field theory of bosonic, fermionic, and supersymmetric particles. We prove the existence and uniqueness of KMS and super-KMS states for the C*-algebras of observables arising in these theories.
The Kirkwood–Buckingham variational method and the boundary value problems for the molecular Schrödinger equation38(1997); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.532155View Description Hide Description
The approach based on the multiplicative form of a trial wave function within the framework of the variational method, initially proposed by Kirkwood and Buckingham, is shown to be an effective analytical tool in the quantum mechanical study of atoms and molecules. As an example, the elementary proof is given to the fact that the ground state energy of a molecular system placed into the box with walls of finite height goes to the corresponding eigenvalue of the Dirichlet boundary value problem when the height of the walls is growing up to infinity.
Transformation bracket for 2D hyperspherical harmonics and its applications to few-anyon problems38(1997); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.532156View Description Hide Description
The transformation bracket of hyperspherical harmonics with different sets of hyperspherical coordinates as arguments has been derived for an arbitrary number of particles with arbitrary masses in two space dimensions. The solution of the four-anyon problem is given as an example to illustrate its applications.
On tracial operator representations of quantum decoherence functionals38(1997); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.532157View Description Hide Description
A general quantum history theory can be characterized by the space of histories and by the space of decoherence functionals. In this note we consider the situation where the space of histories is given by the lattice of projection operators on an infinite dimensional Hilbert space. We study operator representations for decoherence functionals on this space of histories. We first give necessary and sufficient conditions for a decoherence functional being representable by a trace class operator on , an infinite dimensional analogue of the Isham–Linden–Schreckenberg representation for finite dimensions. Since this excludes many decoherence functionals of physical interest, we then identify the large and physically important class of decoherence functionals which can be represented, canonically, by bounded operators on .
Covariant path integrals on hyperbolic surfaces38(1997); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.532158View Description Hide Description
DeWitt's covariant formulation of path integration [B. De Witt, "Dynamical theory in curved spaces. I. A review of the classical and quantum action principles," Rev. Mod. Phys. 29, 377–397 (1957)] has two practical advantages over the traditional methods of "lattice approximations;" there is no ordering problem, and classical symmetries are manifestly preserved at the quantum level. Applying the spectral theorem for unbounded self-adjoint operators, we provide a rigorous proof of the convergence of certain path integrals on Riemann surfaces of constant curvature −1. The Pauli–DeWitt curvature correction term arises, as in DeWitt's work. Introducing a Fuchsian group Γ of the first kind, and a continuous, bounded, Γ-automorphic potential we obtain a Feynman–Kac formula for the automorphic Schrödinger equation on the Riemann surface Γ\H. We analyze the Wick rotation and prove the strong convergence of the so-called Feynman maps [K. D. Elworthy, Path Integration on Manifolds, Mathematical Aspects of Superspace, edited by Seifert, Clarke, and Rosenblum (Reidel, Boston, 1983), pp. 47–90] on a dense set of states. Finally, we give a new proof of some results in C. Grosche and F. Steiner, "The path integral on the Poincare upper half plane and for Liouville quantum mechanics," Phys. Lett. A 123, 319–328 (1987).
A combinatorial approach to diffeomorphism invariant quantum gauge theories38(1997); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.532159View Description Hide Description
Quantum gauge theory in the connection representation uses functions of holonomies as configuration observables. Physical observables (gauge and diffeomorphism invariant) are represented in the Hilbert space of physical states; physical states are gauge and diffeomorphism invariant distributions on the space of functions of the holonomies of the edges of a certain family of graphs. Then a family of graphs embedded in the space manifold (satisfying certain properties) induces a representation of the algebra of physical observables. We construct a quantum model from the set of piecewise linear graphs on a piecewise linear manifold, and another manifestly combinatorial model from graphs defined on a sequence of increasingly refined simplicial complexes. Even though the two models are different at the kinematical level, they provide unitarily equivalent representations of the algebra of physical observables in separableHilbert spaces of physical states (their s-knot basis is countable). Hence, the combinatorial framework is compatible with the usual interpretation of quantum field theory.
Elliptic Ruijsenaars–Schneider model from the cotangent bundle over the two-dimensional current group38(1997); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.532160View Description Hide Description
It is shown that the elliptic Ruijsenaars–Schneider model can be obtained from the cotangent bundle over the two-dimensional current group by means of the Hamiltonian reduction procedure.
An exactly solvable two-body problem with retarded interactions and radiation reaction in classical electrodynamics38(1997); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.532161View Description Hide Description
An exactly solvable two-body problem dealing with the Lorentz–Dirac equation is constructed in this paper. It corresponds to the motion of two identical charges rotating at opposite ends of a diameter, in a fixed circle, at constant angular velocity. The external electromagnetic field that allows this motion consists of a tangential time-independent electric field with a fixed value over the orbit circle, and a homogeneous time-independent magnetic field that points orthogonally to the orbit plane. Because of the geometrical symmetries of the charges' motion, in this case it is possible to obtain the rate of radiation emitted by the charges directly from the equation of motion. The rate of radiation is also calculated by studying the energy flux across a sphere of a very large radius, using the far retarded fields of the charges. Both calculations lead to the same result, in agreement with energy conservation.
Divergences in the solutions of the plasma screening equation38(1997); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.532185View Description Hide Description
Classical kinetic theory using Boltzmann statistics shows that the potential distribution in the screening cloud surrounding a single test charge at rest within a plasma is governed by a three-dimensional spherically symmetric plasma screening equation r≠0, where ε=electronic charge, =electron temperature,=ion temperature, and =electron and ion density at large distances from the charge In this paper it is proved rigorously that any nontrivial solution of the screening equation must have the following property: If =potential at a radial distance and then, for any positive integer as either and or and
A class of integrable Hamiltonian systems whose solutions are (perhaps) all completely periodic38(1997); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.532182View Description Hide Description
We show that the dynamical system characterized by the (complex) equations of motion with is Hamiltonian and integrable, and we conjecture that all its solutions are completely periodic, with a period that is a finite integral multiple of Here is an arbitrary positive integer, Ω is an arbitrary (nonvanishing) real constant, is the Weierstrass function (with arbitrary semiperiods ), and λ,μ are two arbitrary constants; special cases are and of course These findings, as well as the conjecture (which is shown to be true in some of these special cases), are based on the possibility to recast these equations of motion in the modified Lax form with and appropriate -matrix functions of the dynamical variables and of their time-derivatives
Invariant differential equations and the Adler–Gel'fand–Dikii bracket38(1997); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.532162View Description Hide Description
In this paper we find an explicit formula for the most general vector evolution of curves on invariant under the projective action of When this formula is applied to the projectivization of solution curves of scalar Lax operators with periodic coefficients, one obtains a corresponding evolution in the space of such operators. We conjecture that the formula we have found gives another alternative definition of the second KdV Hamiltonian evolution under appropriate conditions. In other words, both evolutions are identical provided that the vector differential invariant characterizing the -invariant evolution on the space of projectivized curves is identified with the coefficients of the Hamiltonian pseudo-differential operator. We prove the above facts for and further simplify both evolutions in appropriate coordinates so that one can attempt to prove the equivalence for arbitrary


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Stimulus Hypocrites Say ARRA Doesn't Create Jobs, Try to Nab ARRA Jobs for Themselves
Bloomberg has more from the annals of stimulus hypocrisy:
Alabama Republicans Jo Bonner and Robert Aderholt took to the U.S. House floor in July, denouncing the Obama administration's stimulus plan for failing to boost employment. "Where are the jobs?" each of them asked.
Over the next three months, Bonner and Aderholt tried at least five times to steer stimulus-funded transportation grants to Alabama on grounds that the projects would help create thousands of jobs.
Bonner and Aderholt, echoing the conservative orthodoxy on ARRA, took the public position that it was doing nothing to boost employment. But in their capacity as incumbent elected officials, they knew perfectly well that ARRA would increase employment and they wanted to benefit from that increase. It's shameful. Fox News spent much of ARRA's birthday touting a poll that showed that few Americans believed the stimulus has created jobs. What they left out was the fact that people have false beliefs about the stimulus largely because political leaders they trust—like Bonner and Aderholt—have been cynically lying to them for partisan advantage.


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Are You Ready to Free Your Ankles From the Constraints of Skinny Pants?
Because flares are BACK.By Amy Odell
Because flares are BACK.By Amy Odell
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Also, Estée Lauder won't sell its products to Duane Reade, but Duane Reade is sneaky and gets them anyway.By Alexandra Martell
The runways in Paris were filled with unexpected surprises and some very special appearances, but Jac came out on top.By James Lim
The dresses on the Milan and Paris runways are shining with the metallic color.By Caitlin Petreycik
New full-screen slideshows from the Paris runways.By Lauren Murrow
The coolest label ever hath walked!By Amy Odell
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The Zara sandals are limited edition and cost $229.By Amina Akhtar
But if you want some, hurry before everything sells out.By Amy Odell
We don't think this is the case.By Amy Odell
Denim is studded, chained, and lined with lace this spring.By Doria Santlofer
Hip cutouts and all.By Amy Odell
Balmain's spring collection made us fall in love with all things military, especially the army green.By Harriet Mays Powell
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Altria to Buy Maker of Skoal Brand
Altria Group Inc. MO 0.88 % has agreed to acquire UST Inc. UST 0.92 % in an all-cash deal that would put two of the biggest brands in tobacco -- Marlboro and Skoal -- under one roof.
Under the terms of the agreement, shareholders of UST will receive $69.50 in cash for each share. The transaction is valued at approximately $11.7 billion, which includes the assumption of approximately $1.3 billion of debt.
Altria is the parent company of Philip Morris USA, the largest U.S. cigarette maker, which produces the popular Marlboro-brand cigarette. It commands a roughly 50% share of the U.S. cigarette market. UST, based in Stamford, Conn., is known for its premium chewing-tobacco brands, Copenhagen and Skoal. It had revenue of $1.95 billion last year.
The deal would give Altria a strong foothold in smokeless tobacco, a growing area of the market where it has had difficulty making inroads against long-established brands.
"The combination of Altria and UST creates the premier tobacco company in the United States with leading brands in cigarettes, smokeless tobacco and machine-made large cigars," said Michael E. Szymanczyk, chairman and chief executive of Altria, in a statement.
In January, Altria withdrew its spit-free Taboka Tobaccopaks product from the market and replaced it with a similar, Marlboro-branded product that is in testing. Part of the shift to smokeless products has come as smokers seek alternatives to cigarettes amid widespread smoking bans in public places.
Last year, UST estimated that there were about six million adult users of moist smokeless tobacco in the U.S., up from about 4.7 million in 2001. The products are particularly popular in the South and Southeast. U.S. cigarette sales have been declining about 3% to 4% a year, while smokeless-tobacco sales have been increasing about 6% to 7% a year.
Though chewing tobacco has been associated with various oral ailments, it is considered by some to be less hazardous than smoking and isn't as tightly regulated. But a move by major cigarette makers into smokeless products could attract the attention of regulators and antismoking advocates. Already smoking opponents have undertaken legislative efforts that would close the gap between state taxes on smokeless products and those on cigarettes.
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'Man of Steel' success 'opens the door' for DC Comics team-up movies says Warner Bros.
You want more movies based on DC Comics characters? You've got 'em.
Following the colossal box-office success of Zack Snyder's "Man of Steel," which set a June record over the weekend by grossing more than $128 million domestically (including $12 million from Thursday night shows), Warner Bros. president of production Dan Fellman tells the Wall Street Journal that the film's massive box-office take will allow the studio to move forward with a whole host of other DC Comics films.
"It's more than just a franchise for us, it really opens up the door to do combinations of the DC Comics characters," said Fellman. "We can build them up like Marvel did and benefit from the history of DC."
Most imminent of these films appears to be "Man of Steel 2," which could see release as early as 2014, according to WSJ's sources at the studio. Also in development is the long-awaited "Justice League" movie, which will feature a combination of characters including Superman, Wonder Woman and the Flash who will team up a la Marvel's blockbuster "The Avengers" from last summer. That film is looking at a possible release sometime in 2015.
"Man of Steel's" huge launch is a godsend for the DC Comics cinematic universe, as outside of the "Dark Knight" trilogy no other recent DC superhero film - including 2005's "Superman Returns" and 2011's "The Green Lantern" - has managed to match the success of Marvel-branded movies on the big-screen.
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Just to clear this up for you, the REAL story is a crapload of nothing happening, stalled in nowhere because the Kampfers MUST fight, and fighting for blood it's the least they do in the whole thing. This is one of the animes who i loved because of the fanservice, because other than that, it would be no anime whatsoever. (trust me)
PS: You'll get a boner when you least expect, i can assure that.
The story is focused in the fighting for the genderbender protagonist heart, every character is a lesbian, and it's not about the superpower fights and drama like i said in the small introduction. Honestly, all they just want to have a lucky time with the curvy Natsuru, and who cares about his man form? But unfortunately he only wants to be with Sakura, who's a big bitch.
Natsuru it's a dumb character overall, it's clearly all the bad intentions Sakura have, and he don't change a single thing about his unconditional love for her, it's annoying as hell watch this going on in his/her mind, Akane kinda try to show something for him/her (damn genderbenders), but still, the development it's boring as hell.
In the other hand, Shizuku is one of the best characters i've ever saw in a anime, she's the main reason i loved Kampfer, think about a chick, who is smart, loves to play with fire and screw up Sakura's plans everyday, and, obviously, she is a sexy beast! How to not fall in love, or better, how to NOT correspond her love? Natsuru seems like to know (or not, he doesn't know anything to be honest) that. That's why the show is kinda messed up to me, i do not have problem with the shitty history of Kampfers fighting (and the kampfers have super powers, but nobody remembers that) because the moderators want it for some settling who is the best side, the red, the blue, or OH MY GOD THERE'S A WHITE SIDE TOO, see, it's all about the randomness. And what's the deal with those stuffed dead animals? Who for some reason Sakura controls, is she the administrator of the moderators? WE'LL NEVER KNOW THAT!
But the slice of life/romance/ecchi component it's what turns me up in this anime, and happens pretty well, but is not the way should be. Some characters just pop up on the plot from nowhere, like, what the hell is going on right here? I know, everybody have their tastes, but c'mon, the end was a joke, the 'second season' KINDA promised a thing, but unfortunately we won't see this coming.
tl;dr? Natsuru is a dungis, Shizuku is the best, but they're all hot after all, so doesn't matter, right? (no.)
If you do like romance or flirting gals, i do RECOMMEND YOU TO WATCH, but be warned, the slow catch up of the relationships is a pain in the rear, if you catch my drift.
Meanwhile, the fanservice "men love boobs and lesbianism" is great, one of the best hot girls doing lesbian things.
I just watched Kampfer... and jeez Natsuru is an idiot... I mean come on, he is falling for the bitch known as Sakura in every episode after all that... Also the kiss between Akane and Mikoto was amazing...
Boobs and lesbianism, eh? I guess I'll have a look... Thank you for this review.


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DETROIT Ś The Detroit Red Wings have reached the quarter point of the season and the reviews are mixed.
TheyÆre currently riding a six-game winless streak.
AllĀ of the WingsÆ last five games have gone past regulation, becoming the first team since the 2003-04 Edmonton Oilers to play in five straight overtime games.
Overall Detroit is 0-4 in shootouts this season and 1-3 in games decided in overtime.
Heading into play Sunday, Detroit is fourth in the Atlantic Division, but sits in the top wild card spot in the Eastern Conference.
The Wings are 0-1-6 in their last seven at Joe Louis Arena, their longest such streak since the 1989-90 season.
Here are the positional grades for the quarter point of the season:
Forwards: B-
The grade is only that high because of one line Ś Henrik Zetterberg, Pavel Datsyuk and whoever the third guy is paired with them.
Zetterberg (10 goals, 13 assists) and Datsyuk (11 goals, 11 assists) are the top two goal scorers on the team.
Todd Bertuzzi has been the beneficiary of late playing with the WingsÆ top two forwards, collecting five goals and four assists.
Prior to Johan Franzen finding his goal scoring touch with three goals in his last two games to give him five on the season, no one else on the team had more than three goals.
DetroitÆs biggest problem is finding a second line to complement the top unit.
The original plan of Stephen Weiss centering Daniel Alfredsson and Franzen never panned out.
Weiss, whoÆs been sidelined with a groin injury, has not provided anything offensively since inking a five-year deal worth $4.9 million a season to replace Valtteri Filppula as the second-line center. He has just two goals and an assist.
Alfredsson, who has missed the last two games with a groin injury, is third on the team in scoring with three goals and 11 assists.
Darren Helm is currently centering the second line.
ōHelmerÆs the best third-line center in the league,ö Wings coach Mike Babcock said. ōWe can play him in the second hole, heÆs going to be fine. But heÆs the best third-line center in the league. If you want to win every night heÆs a three.ö
Then thereÆs Daniel Cleary, who got a one-year deal worth $1.75 million from the Wings a day into training camp.
The deal caused a logjam at forward and Detroit has since had to place three players Ś Cory Emmerton, Jordin Tootoo and Patrick Eaves Ś on waivers. All three have since been assigned to Grand Rapids.
Cleary, who was a healthy scratch last Tuesday and has just a goal and two assists, is the main reason why Gustav Nyquist remains in Grand Rapids.
Tomas Tatar, who somehow canÆt find a regular role up front, has two goals and three assists in 13 games.
Defensemen: B
Niklas Kronwall, Danny DeKeyser and Jonathan Ericsson have been rock solid, all plus players.
DeKeyser has been the brightest spot on the blue line.
ōHeÆs got great hockey sense, a great skater and a real good defender,ö Babcock said. ōWhoever he plays with they play better. Real good players do that to their partner and their linemates. ThatÆs just something heÆs come here and grabbed. It wasnÆt long ago we didnÆt even know to put him in the lineup, give him a gratis game before we shut him down for the year. Now heÆs rolling along and in our top three.ö
The rest of the regulars Ś Jakub Kindl, Kyle Quincey, Brendan Smith, and Brian Lashoff Ś are a combined minus-25.
Goalies: C+
Jimmy HowardÆs numbers arenÆt awful, but theyÆre not spectacular.
His goals-against average (2.68) and save percentage (.910) are his worst numbers compared to the last two seasons.
Howard is one of leading candidates to represent the United States.
Jonas Gustavsson and Petr Mrazek are a combined 4-0-1 as backups.
A healthy Gustavsson could play a huge role as the season progresses for Detroit. He had a stretch of three straight starts, subbing in for an injured Howard, and had road wins at Boston, Columbus and Colorado.
MrazekÆs win was a shutout.
Coaching: B+
Line juggling is what Babcock is known for but heÆs sticking to his guns with not breaking up his top forward unit.
ōI know the guys, I talked to them personally and I think it helps them,ö Babcock said. ōI think theyÆve been good. I like whatÆs going on with that group. So we got to find someone else to share some of the scoring workload.
ōYou want to play them together every day but you also want to get on a roll, so you canÆt,ö Babcock continued. ōMy job is to evaluate the people and put them in and out. Now we have less forwards so it should help guys be in more constant spots.ö
The bright spot all season long for the Wings has been the play of their special team units.
The penalty kill is ranked fifth overall (86.1) and the power play is seventh overall (21.5).
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Working With Parents of Bullies and Victimsby Walter B. Roberts
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Pub. Date: 10/12/2007
Publisher: SAGE Publications
The author explores common concerns about bullying, provides sample dialogues with parents of bullies and victims, and presents an eight-point plan for communicating with parents.
The author explores common concerns about bullying, provides sample dialogues with parents of bullies and victims, and presents an eight-point plan for communicating with parents.
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Table of Contents
About the Author
1. Every Parent's Nightmareand Yours, Too!
Who Will Benefit From This Book?
The High Cost of Ignoring the Problem
How Educators Have Overlooked Parents as Partners
How to Use This Book With Parents
2. What Bullying and Teasing Do to EveryoneKids, Adults, and Communities
Death Comes to Lake Wobegon
When Intervention Stops Tragedy
The Pain That Resonates to the Bone
How Everyone Loses When Bullying Occurs
3. Why Parents Complain About Schools' Responses to Bullying
Parents' Attitudes Toward Public Schools: The Statistics
About Those "They Didn't Do Anything" Claims
Documenting the Facts on Interventions
4. How to Talk to Parents Whose Children Are Bullied
Parents of Bullied Children: The Two Camps
Working With the Actively Involved Parent
Working With the Less Actively Involved Parent
The 'Inverted Curve' and Tension Cycle
5. How to Work With Parents Whose Children Bully Others
Some Things to Keep in Mind About the Families of Aggressive Children
Television's Impact on Children and Bullying
KISSing a Plan Increases the Chances of Success for Everyone
6. The Parent Who Refuses to Cooperate
Subverting the Dominant Paradigm
Conflict Resolution With Parents Who Refuse to Cooperate
Eleven Global Approaches Toward Conflict Resolution
7. Types of Difficult Parents
The Parent Bully
The Silent Treatment
The Staller
The Negative
The Complainer
What About Mediation and Negotiation?
8. Helping Parents Talk at Home With Their Children About Misbehaviors
Helping Parents Understand Punishment, Accountability, and Restitution
Restorative Justice
Helping Parents Help Their Child to Think About Righting a Wrong
What Happens After That First Step?
9. Seven Talking Points for Helping Parents Talk to Children About Being Bullied
Talking Point 1: Help Parents Understand the Importance of Listening to Their Child's Concerns About Bullying and Teasing
Talking Point 2: Asking the Right Questions Will Likely Increase Parent-Child Communication
Talking Point 3: Parents Want to Obtain as Many Details as Possible in an Understanding Fashion
Talking Point 4: Parents Need to Assure Their Children That They Will Work With Them to Find a Solution to the Problem
Talking Point 5: Parents Should Ask the Child's Opinions and Concerns About Discussing the Situation With School Personnel
Talking Point 6: Encourage the Child Not to Respond to Provocation With Violence
Talking Point 7: Parents Should Encourage Their Child to Ask Those in the Supervisory Capacity for Assistance
10. Fair Expectations of Parents and Educators in Solving the Problem of Bullying
Fair Expectation 1: Not All Bullying Behaviors Can Be Stopped or Prevented
Fair Expectation 2: Once Bullying Has Been Reported, the Parent Has the Right to Expect the Supervisory Authority to Investigate the Concern
Fair Expectation 3: Parents Expect the Supervisory Authority to Investigate the Concern
Fair Expectation 4: Appropriate Intervention Will Take Place If the Concerns Are Validated
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Fair Expectation 6: Never Forget Fair Expectation 1? Not All Bullying Behaviors Can Be Stopped or Prevented
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At Geneseo, we have had a few reports of suspicious bedbug bites, but they have usually not been bedbugs. Red bites can also be signs of scabies and mites. Whenever there is a suspicion, Facilities Services calls in a professional exterminator who inspects the student's mattress and room; students are asked to launder all linens and clothing they have worn at the hottest washer setting. The inspector looks at all crevices and mattress seams as well as clothing, bedding, and other furniture. Special bedbug-detecting canines can be called in to do whole room inspections.
If you find mystery bites on your skin, visit the health center. Practitioners at Geneseo's Lauderdale Health Center will try to identify the sources of bite marks; other possibilities are ants, mites, mosquitoes, fleas, and scabies.
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The 2016 Roar to the Shore held in Wildwood, NJ is often referred to as Wildwood Bike Week. It is one of the largest rallies in the Northeast and is on the 2016 Lightning Customs' Major Bike Rallies List.
Wildwood Motorcycle Rally General Info
There are a number of things the areas offers, like riding in the Cape May County area, around the neon lit town and along the beach. There is also the Wildwood Boardwalk with amusement park rides, games and places to eat.
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2014 06 07 Valley Arts Festival
Jun 7, 2014
Photos: 16
2014-06-04 NMVO Trip To Montclair
Jun 5, 2014
Photos: 34
2014 06-01 Garden Party
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Jun 1, 2014
Photos: 38
Harrison Park Garden Winter 2013-14
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Mar 4, 2014
Photos: 31
2013 07 21 Ann's Garden
A walk through my sister's charming garden
Jul 20, 2013
Photos: 19
2013 07 16-18 Artscapes Ocean Grove
Painting & Photographing at Ocean Grove...during the July 2013 heatwave!
Jul 19, 2013
Photos: 29
2013 06 05 Brooklyn Botanical Garden
Newark Museum Trip to Brooklyn. A glorious day with Rose Garden in full June bloom!
Jun 5, 2013
Photos: 81
2013 05 30 El Anatsui at the Brooklyn Museum_1
A Docent Trip to see El Anatsui with Connie, Carole & Ruth.
Truly a WOW exhibit! It was so good, I went back again the following week as a part of a Newark Museum trip to Brooklyn, which also included a tour of the Brooklyn Botanical Garden.
May 30, 2013
Photos: 61
2013 02 27 African Cosmos Training
Introductory training for the African Cosmos Exhibit at the Newark Museum. The "star" of this cosmic show is "Rainbow Serpent" by Benin Artist Romuald Hazoume.
Feb 27, 2013
2012 10 20 Quarter Mile Print Project
Washington Park
Oct 20, 2012
Photos: 42
2012 09 30 HPO Silent Auction Concert
Notice & Silent Auction Set Up in Board Room on 09-29-12
Sep 30, 2012
Photos: 17
2012 08 18 Pear
Aug 28, 2012
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2012 08 28
Aug 23, 2012
Photos: 2
2012 08 19 Willie Cole
Willie Cole, Artist, speaks at the last day of the Romare Bearden Exhibit at the Newark Museum
Aug 18, 2012
Photos: 15
2012 08 07 Orange Arts District Tour
Tuesday, August 7th
6:00 - 7:00pm
Hat City Kitchen
459 Valley Street, Orange, NJ 07050
The narrated one hour walk introduces newcomers and current residents to former industrial and commercial buildings rehabilitated by HANDS now occupied by local artists, innovators, entrepreneurs and arts-based nonprofits.
Stops include a community earth oven, hydroponic greenhouse, youth arts studio, the No Name Hat Factory formerly owned by the Stetson brothers, a preview of two new artist loft buildings and much more.
Aug 7, 2012
Photos: 59
2012 05 28 Ann's Roses
May 28, 2012
"Blues In The Night" Concert - Luna Stage, West Orange, NJ
"A celebration of the blues-tinged jazz of Hank Crawford and David 'Fathead' Newman"
Featuring Guitarist Bob DeVos, Tenor Saxophonist Eric Alexander and Pianist Dave Braham
May 20, 2012
Photos: 24
2012 05 16 HPT Garden After The Rain
A quick walk through the garden after the earlier showers
May 16, 2012
Photos: 33
2012 05 06 Bloomfield Mandolin Orchestra Concert
Concert soloists (non-mandolin!)
May 6, 2012
Photos: 11
2012 05 06 Rock Spring Country Club Sunset
Dinner at Rock Spring after the Bloomfield Mandolin Orchestra Concert
2012 05 01 Grounds for Sculpture Docent Trip
A drizzly morning, followed by sunshine. Interesting highlight tour, followed by a box lunch in the Peacock Cafe, with time to explore on our own after lunch. Would have done more, but after a 5-day Museum trip and returning late Monday evening, both my camera battery and my personal battery ran out of power!
May 1, 2012
Photos: 49
2012 05 01 Grounds for Sculpture Part 2
When the battery on the Panasonic ran out, I had to switch to my old Motorola cell phone camera. I may have neglected to remove a finger smudge from the lens, which caused the slightly blurry look....oh, well...let'scall it "artistic."
Photos: 48
Black & White Flowers
Sometimes forms, light and shadow are more visible when color is not distracting you!
Apr 19, 2012
Photos: 5
An afternoon stroll through the garden
An amazing blaze of Spring color
2012 04 14 Lion King & Other Family Fun on 44th!
A fun family day in NYC . Lunch at Carmine's; Lion King; backstage tour with Vicki's friend Derrick; Toys R Us!
Apr 14, 2012
Photos: 32
2012 04 04 Harrison Park Garden in Spring
Harrison Park Garden on an April afternoon
Apr 4, 2012
Photos: 25
2012 03 30 Orange Park Graffiti Wall & City of Orange Murals/Graffiti
Graffiti on HPT divider wall bordering Orange Park; 4/5/12 photos of street murals in Orange, NJ
How a blank wall can become ART!
Mar 30, 2012
Photos: 14
Mar 19, 2012
School of Rock in Black & White
Jan 20, 2012
Photos: 50
2011 07 06 Summer Concert So. Orange #1
Matthew Friedman and Stiletto performing Billy Joel music.
Jul 6, 2011
Mohonk Mountain House 2011
Rain & fog....not the best way to enjoy a day in the country...but a fun challenge for a photographer!
Jun 22, 2011
AJIACO: Stirrings of the Cuban Soul
Exhibit of Contemporary Cuban Art at the Newark Museum: June 7-August 14, 2011
Jun 18, 2011
2011 05 29 West Orange Street Fair
Artists Marie Harding (Jewelry; Hair Ornaments)
Ora Caldwell (Ceramics; Enamel Jewelry)
May 29, 2011
Photos: 7
Cherry Blossoms, Branch Brook Park, Newark NJ
Newark Museum Day trip, including the Cherry Blossoms in Branch Brook Park. After a long, cold Spring, this was a beautiful Summer Day, but the blossoms were just beginning to open. The 2500 trees will be in glorious full bloom in a day or two.
Apr 11, 2011
2010 10 13 Friends of Africa Art - Textile Collection
Friends of African Art met with Christa Clarke, Curator. A chance for a close look at a few of the thousands of African textiles in the Newark Museum's permanent collection, begun in the 1920's.
Oct 13, 2010
2010 10 12 Stickley Day Trip
Newark Museum Day Trip to Gustav Stickley's Craftsman Farms Museum; Bograd's Furniture Showroom; Arts & Crafts Homes in Forest Hill, Newark
Oct 12, 2010
Photos: 74
2010 10 07 Friends of Asian Art
Friends of Asian Art Red Luster Tour
Oct 7, 2010
Gustav Stickley Exhibition Opening at the Newark Museum
Sep 14, 2010
Photos: 37
Sep 6, 2010
Photos: 63
Homage to Henri (Cartier-Bresson)
A selection of my photos in black & white in which I have tried to capture the HCB "click moment."
Jul 31, 2010
Photos: 18
2010 07 23 Mary Scholl's birthday party
Jul 23, 2010
Photos: 21
2010 06 25 MOMA with HENRI & BRUCE
MOMA in Black & White & Color
No photos were allowed in the Bresson exibition, so these are my photos, as inspired by Bresson.
Jun 25, 2010
Photos: 22
2010 06 13 Anton Del Forno Concert at HPT
Jun 13, 2010
Photos: 13
2010 06 06 HPT Garden Party
The Harrison Park Garden Party to celebrate the re-opening of the garden.
Jun 6, 2010
Photos: 58
Presby Iris Garden 2010 05 31
Bagpipes, Flutes and Flowers...Memorial Day at the Presby Iris Garden in Montclair, NJ
May 31, 2010
Photos: 54
LES with Family 2010 04 11
Apr 16, 2010
Sunday in New York 2010 04 11
Tour of the Lower East Side with Ann, Victoria & Susan - Fun Female Family Day! What's missing is the interesting tour of the Tenement Museum (no photos allowed) and the 3-hour caloric cholesterol dinner from chopped liver to egg creams at Sammy's Roumanian Restaurant. Oh, yes... and side trips to Joe's Fabric Shop, an Art Gallery and Russ's Daughters Appetizing Shop. Unfortunately, Gus's Pickles moved to Brooklyn!
Apr 10, 2010
Photos: 30
Tuesday in New York 2010 04 20
Before & After - Friends of American Art tour of the Judd Foundation at 101 Spring Street. Interesting tour of the 5-story studio and home of Donald Judd, in an 1870 cast iron building. The building will be closed for approximately 3 years while undergoing extensive restoration.
Mar 31, 2010
Profile Photos
Album for profile photos
Mar 24, 2010
Blackout! Dance Performance 2010 03 05
Zero Point Zero - Dance Performance in the Engelhard Court choreographed by Debra Fernandez in conjunction with "Blackout" a centennial commission by Paul Henry Ramirez
Mar 5, 2010
Photos: 139
Snow Storm 2010 02 26
Late Afternoon from the 14th Floor windows
Feb 26, 2010
2010 02 22 Blackout! at the Newark Museum
Artist Paul Henry Ramirez and Guest Curator E. Carmen Ramos meet with the Museum Docents to discuss the centennial installation, "Blackout."
Feb 22, 2010
Friends of Decorative Arts - Guest Lecturer & Hands On Textiles Seminar
Lecture on Gilbert Rohde, American furniture designer by author Phyllis Ross; a close-up look at selected items from the Newark Museum's Textile Collection
Jan 14, 2010
Photos: 39
Harrison Park Towers - Co-Op Apt 19HH For Sale
Floor Plan & Photos of 1 BR, 1 Bath, Terrace - Cooperative Apartment for Sale by Owner at Harrison Park Towers in East Orange, NJ
Nov 20, 2009
2009-11-08 Paint Like Monet - Almost
Instructor - Artist Shelli Robiner Ardizzone
Nov 7, 2009
NMVO Newark Gallery Crawl Oct 2009
The Newark Museum Volunteers Organization members visited the Jewish Museum exhibit "Hard Times: The Art of Michael Lenson," as part of the Newark Gallery Crawl. Eric Freedman, President of Ahavas Sholom, gave a brief history of the Jewish Museum, located in the oldest continually active synagogue in Newark. The exhibition is a retrospective of famed WPA muralist and Newark artist, Michael Lenson.
Oct 23, 2009
Newark Museum Chili & Brew 10-15-09
Oct 15, 2009
Fireworks July 4 2009
From the 14th Floor Terrace. Experiment with different settings resulted in these eerie abstracts!
Jul 5, 2009
Photos: 27
Newark Museum Garden May 2009
After the rain, a walk in the Sculpture Garden
May 9, 2009
Photos: 46
Friends of American Art Visit Newark Art Scene March 2009
Friends of American Art visit the Rupert Raven Art Gallery, the Aferro Gallery and the studios of 4 artists in the Ironbound Section
Mar 26, 2009
Photos: 188
Vietnam Feb 7-12, 2009 NIKON #1
Feb 6, 2009
Silk City: PATERSON
Newark Museum trip to Paterson, NJ, accompanied by Dr. Flavia Alaya as our guide
Oct 29, 2008
Photos: 91
NMVO Art Crawl Oct 2008
Museum volunteers visit some of the numerous Art Galleries in Newark's growing art community, after a chance to socialize during a buffet dinner in the Arts Workshop Reception Area.
Oct 24, 2008
Photos: 51
NMVO Hot Chili & Cool Brew Oct 2008
The Newark Museum Volunteer Organization and The Newark Museum Business & Community Council organized an evening of Beer Tasting and Chili Sampling, as a fundraiser in support of the public services of The Newark Museum.
Oct 23, 2008
Artscape Ocean Grove Oct '08
3-day Art Retreat Oct 17-19, 2008
Oct 17, 2008
Photos: 53
Kean University Liberty Hall September 2008
Visitor Center, Rose Garden, and Carriage House of Liberty Hall, former Kean estate on the grounds of Kean University
Sep 20, 2008
Photos: 9
African American Tour of Philadelphia
A Newark Museum Day trip to Philadelphia, visiting sites emphasizing the African American presence there. Stops included the Liberty Bell at the Independence National Park, Tour of Mother Bethel AME Church, Lunch at The Chart House, a drive-by of various sites, a Tour and Music and Dance demonstration at the African American Museum, followed by a soul food dinner at Patterson's Palace in the northside.
Sep 18, 2008
Friends of African Art September 2008
Private Tour of reinstalled African Galleries with Curator Christa Clarke
Sep 10, 2008
Hello, Dali!
MOMA, Music, Movies and Dali Madness! Special Exhibitions of Dali and Kirchner don't allow photography, so the entrances are the best I could do. The band "Kamikaze Ground Crew" performed Daliesque pieces (including one by Erik Satie). The sax player is Doug Wieselman. I also saw "I vitelloni" a 1953 film directed by Frederico Fellini. I also saw the photography exhibit by Bernd & Hilla Becher: Landscape/Topology. They took black & white photos of industrial sites such as water tanks in a series and also showed the equipment in its landscape. I've got to come up with an "off the wall" series and maybe I'll get rich & famous too! Couldn't resist Dali's fascination with ants...hence the postcard and the coffee mug souvenirs.
Aug 21, 2008
Strange Fruit - Australian Group Aug 20 2008
Australia's Strange Fruit is a Melbourne-based performing arts company that performs work that incorporates theater, dance and circus, all done on 15-foot tall swaying poles. "Swoon" is a 20-minute spectacle about love, loss and laughter, accompanied by a soundtrack of original music and classics, including Opera.
Aug 20, 2008
Photos: 43
Jeff Koons On The Roof
Sculptures, Skies and Reflections on the Roof of the Metropolitan Museum of Art
Aug 19, 2008
Newark Museum Tripping at Woodstock
The Newark Museum Travel Department arranged for a great day at the Bethel Woods Center for the Arts, the original site of the 1969 Woodstock Festival. Duke Devlin, Site Interpreter, the "Texas panhandle hippie who came in '69 and never left" shared his recollections of that gathering of 500,000 in farmer Max Yasgur's alfalfa field.
Aug 13, 2008
Newark Museum Jazz Concert Opening
Houston Person, Saxophonist
Jul 3, 2008
Photos: 12
Valley Arts lst Friday June 27 2008
Jun 27, 2008
NMVO Recognition Luncheon June 10 2008
Jun 10, 2008
Wine & Art at the Newark Museum June 2008
Jun 5, 2008
Friends of African Art Annual Meeting June 2008
Preview of new exhibit "Embodying the Sacred in Yoruba Art" with Christa Clarke, and Annual Meeting to select Friends Acquisition.
Jun 4, 2008
NMVO Annual Tea May 2008
May 21, 2008
Friends of American Art Visit Private Collection May 2008
Friends of American Art Tour of the sculpture collection of Pam & Bob Goergen on the Frederick Olmstead landscaped 10 acres and the art collection and gallery of their 1927 Landmark Alfred Smith house.
May 7, 2008
Photos: 88
Newark Museum Friends Opening Mar 2008
Friends of Decorative Arts - Jewelry by 4 Israeli Women Artists and Friends of American Art - Small but Sublime (landscapes)
Mar 18, 2008
Photos: 26
Dublin - Dec 2007-Jan 2008
Newark Museum New Year's Trip - 12/27/07 - 1/2/08
Dec 28, 2007
Photos: 181
744 Broad St Gallery Newark
Volunteered as a Gallery Attendant. Very few visitors, although the Artist who did the Vinyl Records With Pony Tails did come in
Nov 8, 2007
After The Rain
Jul 5, 2007
Frank Stella Up on the Roof
Jul 1, 2007
Harrison Park - After the Rain Jun 2007
After thunderstorm #1 and before thunderstorm #2 In between...refreshments and a Garden Ramble
Jun 22, 2007
The Quiet Gesture
Members' Reception - Recent Chinese Art
June 12, 2007
Jun 12, 2007
Newark Museum
Jazz & Sculpture in the Garden
Jun 7, 2007
Garden in the Rain
Jun 3, 2007
Harrison Park Garden May 2007
The azaleas in bloom!
May 15, 2007
Black and White Only
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Minneapolis May 2007
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The 1st World Indigenous Games
Sandwiched between Brazil's hosting of the 2014 soccer World Cup and the Olympic Games next summer in Rio de Janeiro, the Indigenous Games are being advertised as a low-budget, low-key alternative to the marketing-hyped and TV-driven sports culture of the 21st century.
Forró, Baião, Rojão & sons do nordeste do Brasil
Bafo da Onça mix by Pepe Sol for Sabrosa
Sabrosa Son Sistema: purveyors of sound system cultures originating from the cities and islands of the Caribbean, Africa & Latin America.
Sabrosa Son Sistema: purveyors of sound system cultures originating from the cities and islands of the Caribbean, Africa & Latin America.
Cúmbia do Sabiá mixtape
Brazil explained in 100 images
Fantastic Popular World
Into Brazilian hip-hop? Then check out Fantástico Mundo Popular, MC Sombra's new album — available for free download. (preview tracks Rap do Brasil, O Homem sem Face). From the same guys that brought you Criolo.
Brazil Bus Riots 2013
Brutal police crackdown on protesters against a bus fare rise in São Paulo and Rio, as well as other cities. [more inside]
Jamaican mixtapes from Brazil
DJ Magrão from São Paulo is usually into Jamaican sounds, but he also has his Brazilian favorites. Over 10 hours of downloadable mixtapes, 100% vinyl.
More soundtracks for 2013!
DJ Nirso explores the connection between Africa, North and South America with tasteful remixes and mixtapes.
The Existential Adventures of Tim Maia
Bloco do Sargento Pimenta
Non-orthogonal soccer fields
Non-orthogonal soccer fields, a slideshow
Caipirinha Appreciation Society
The Caipirinha Appreciation Society podcast features underexposed Brazilian music of all styles, regions and time periods — from vintage sambas to modern blends. [more inside]
Les Mains Noires: Tempero Brasileiro
Tempero Brasileiro (mp3) is a collection of rare Brazilian tracks originally issued on 7″ vinyl. Compiled by Edson Carvalho, one of the top São Paulo crate diggers. [more inside]
Scenes from Brazil
Carnaval — what else besides samba?
Tira o pé do chão! A non-samba mixtape for Carnaval 2012. [more inside]
1 year in São Paulo
Julian spent 1 year in São Paulo, this is what he saw. [SLVimeo]
DJ Bronco's Brasilian Soul Mix
Single-link-1-hour-Brazilian-music-mix-filter: DJ Bronco's Brasilian Soul Mix. No playlist, but does contain awesomely solid Brazilian tunage... enjoy!
ET Bilu, the Brazilian alien
I want to believe in ET Bilu! He only appears at night, crouching among the bushes and talking in a squeaky voice. Oh, and he can also teleport. He's got a site. Here's a pic.
Vintage Brazilian Carnaval
Vintage Brazilian Carnaval seen through old family album pictures. SLGallery. SFW.
Let's dance forró!
Forró is popular dance music from northeastern Brazil. Forró em Vinil is a blog with out of catalog forró gems for download. But wait, is this legal? [more inside]
The Black President
A 1926 Brazilian sci-fi novel predicts a U.S. election determined by race and gender. O Presidente Negro envisions the 2228 U.S. presidential election. In that race, the white male incumbent, President Kerlog, finds himself running against Evelyn Astor, a white feminist, and James Roy Wilde, the cultivated and brilliant leader of the Black Association, "a man who is more than just a single man ... what we call a leader of the masses."
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Vitamins & Supplements
N-Acetyl Cysteine (NAC)
In this article
N-acetyl cysteine (NAC) is used by the body to build antioxidants. Antioxidants are vitamins, minerals, and other nutrients that protect and repair cells from damage.
You can get NAC as a supplement or a prescription drug.
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Gymnema is a shrub that grows in India and Africa. People in India have been using gymnema leaves for thousands of years to try to treat diabetes. The Hindu word for gymnema -- gurmar -- means "sugar destroyer."
Why do people take NAC?
As a prescription drug, doctors use NAC to treat acetaminophen overdose. It may also help break up mucus in people with some lung diseases, like chronic bronchitis.
As a supplement, some people use NAC to try to protect the liver. There's evidence it can help prevent liver damage caused by some cancer drugs.
Some animal studies have shown that NAC may help protect against some cancers. However, there is little evidence that it would have anti-cancer benefits in people.
There's mixed evidence about whether NAC helps with other conditions, like infertility, the flu, cystic fibrosis, liver disease, angina, HIV, and some eye conditions. More research is needed.
Optimal doses of NAC as a supplement have not been set for any condition. Quality and active ingredients in supplements may vary widely from maker to maker. This makes it very hard to set a standard dose.
There are standard doses for prescription uses of NAC. These depend on the condition that is being treated. Ask your doctor for advice.
Can you get NAC naturally from foods?
NAC cannot be found in foods.
What are the risks?
Tell your doctor about any supplements you're taking, even if they're natural. That way, your doctor can check on any potential side effects or interactions with medications.
Side effects. NAC may cause:
Risks. Extremely high doses -- 60 to 100 times the normal amount -- have caused liver damage in animals. NAC may not be safe for people with asthma or with severe liver or kidney disease.
If you're pregnant or breastfeeding, you must check with a doctor before using NAC supplements.
Interactions. If you take any medicines regularly, talk to your doctor before you start using NAC supplements. They could interact with nitroglycerin or other medications.
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) does regulate dietary supplements; however, it treats them like foods rather than medications. Unlike drug manufacturers, the makers of supplements don't have to show their products are safe or effective before selling them on the market.
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Former President George W. Bush, left, and his wife Laura Bush depart on Special Air Mission 28000 after speaking at a welcome home rally Tuesday, Jan. 20, 2009 in Midland, Texas. (AP Photo/Donna McWilliam)
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (AP) - Former President George W. Bush is in
Jacksonville for a private luncheon and to thank local Republicans
for their support.
A spokeswoman for the Duval County Republican Party Donna Barrow
says the event is not a party-sponsored event, but says Bush will
speak on the economy and progress being made on his presidential
library at Southern Methodist University in Dallas.
She says, "Jacksonville is Bush Country."
The luncheon will be held at The Carling, a condo and office
complex in downtown Jacksonville.
Jacksonville Sheriff's Office spokeswoman Melissa Bujeda
declined to comment on the Bush visit and reports that some
downtown streets will be closed.