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Finding Amma (ebook)
Kristin Jona Fridriksdottir
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Finding Amma (Amma is Icelandic for grandmother) is about a grandson's journey from the United States to a remote church in the north of Iceland where he buries a lock of his deceased mother's hair at her mother's grave site, symbolically reuniting the two after 77 years. Amma died at the age of 28 leaving her daughter who was only 8 years old.
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Wake Forest redshirt freshman receiver Chris Givens had been unfamiliar with the truly angry side of coach Jim Grobe -- at least, that is, until halftime last week.
Grobe, whose calm sideline demeanor more often than not reflects a patience not many FBS coaches have, caught his team's attention quickly last Saturday when the Deacs entered their locker room trailing Stanford 17-3 at the half.
"It was something I have never seen before and I liked it," Givens said. "I liked how we responded to it as a team and that second half is something we can really build off of. I think the second half is what he was looking for out of the team because he knows we are capable of doing better than what we did in the first half. We really felt like we let him down and that's a hard feeling for an athlete when you feel like you let your coach down. So we had to come out in second half and prove that we were a better team."
As one of the older players on the team, redshirt senior offensive guard Jeff Griffin knew Grobe meant business.
"It's been awhile since I've seen him like that," Griffin said. "He wasn't as mad as he was when we played Vanderbilt back in 2005 and Jay Cutler beat us up a little bit. But he was pretty upset. I think it was good, it got us fired up. We came back and beat Stanford so I'm sure he was excited about that."
The Deacs came out and scored 21 unanswered points in the second half against Stanford, and they're looking to sustain that effort level against Elon, an FCS team from the Southern Conference that entered this season ranked No. 11 in the FCS Coaches' Preseason Top 25 poll. The Phoenix finished 8-4 last year, and are off to a 2-0 start this season.
Considering Maryland almost lost to JMU at home this past weekend, Florida State got a scare from Jacksonville State, and both Virginia and Duke lost to FCS teams in Week 1, Grobe and the Deacs aren't taking this game lightly. It's their last nonconference game before starting ACC play at Boston College on Sept. 26 -- the start of four straight weeks of Atlantic Division opponents.
"We've pointed out about 15 games this season already where I-AA teams have either beaten I-A teams or been within a field goal or a touchdown," Grobe said. "Everyone made a big deal out of Appalachian State beating Michigan a couple of years ago, but I think we've gotten to the point now where a I-AA beating a I-A team is not an upset anymore. It's something that's almost become expected. Our guys need to understand that this is an 11th-ranked Elon team that is very talented and would like to come in here to beat us."


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This one I am not so sure about A man who was not a habitual felon who seems to have completely lost the plot one night. I do not believe that this is premeditated.
It just goes to show what happens without gun control
gun control does prevent the type of murder recounted here but a criminal can buy an illegal gun, for sure.


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Film Series: Classic Cinema - 'Hannah And Her Sisters'
- When Wednesday, November 21, 2012 at 2:30 p.m.
- Where San Diego Central Public Library, 330 Park Blvd., San Diego Map | Website
- Age limit All ages
- Categories Films
- Cost Free
Above: Promotional graphic for the film, "Hannah and Her Sisters"
Join us on November 21st starting at 2:30pm at the Central Public Library for the Classic Cinema Film Series. The film being featured is "Hannah and Her Sisters" starring Mia Farrow, Dianne Wiest and Michael Caine.
About the Film:
Between two Thanksgivings, Hannah's husband falls in love with her sister Lee, while her hypochondriac ex-husband rekindles his relationship with her sister Holly.
For more information and additional films, visit http://www.sandiegolibrary.org/
Location: Central Library Auditorium 820 E Street, San Diego, CA 92101 Google Map


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Bwahaha Andrew Luck took over a good team! The year before they lost Manning, they went 10-6. Their whole system revolved around the QB. Retired Collins and useless Painter couldn't hold any QBs jock strap.
And Smirh was looking good in his second year until Nolan put on the brakes and became Mr. Super conservative.
I still remember that rams game where Nolan gave away our chance at a playoffs game.
As for biggest bust, I have to go with AJ Jenkins
Some people call him a luxury, or say he didnt set the franchise back
But bottom line is he contributed zero! Absolutely zero to this team!
Every other guy in that list contributed at least one little bit.
Regardless of everything else AJ Jenkins gave zero absolutely zero to the 49ers


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In the sentence "I hope you are all paying attention, here is a sentence I made earlier", is here an adverb or a noun? I think it is a noun, but if I substitute a noun or a pronoun for here, the sentence loses its intended meaning.
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according to dictionary.com, the word 'here' can be a noun as in this example "It's only a short distance from here."
You're correct, "here" is a noun.


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Wasn't going to register on the authors site for the sake of one forum post.
Just wanted to report a bug for the author.
There are 19 occurances of hardcoded "/wp-admin/" throughout the plugin, which basically rely on the WP installation being in the root directory..
Which is fine if you're working from the root... i'm not...
I've got it up and running (find and replace), but wanted to point out in order to get it working in a sub-directory i have to rename 19 occurances.


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One Woman's Decision Against a Hysterectomy
Published: February 18, 1997
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He draws an outline of the uterus and sketches in a large mass -- the source of Ms. Alba's misery. There is a 95 percent chance that this is a garden-variety fibroid, he says, an aberrant growth of the myometrium, the muscle layer of the uterus. Fibroids can be cleanly excised from the myometrium, he said, with no damage to the uterine wall.
Every once in a while, though, a lump that looks on an ultrasound like a fibroid turns out to be adenomyosis, a more complex sort of benign condition in which glandular tissue from the innermost layer of the uterus inappropriately penetrates the myometrium, creating a tumorlike growth. These so-called adenomyomas are comparatively more difficult to extract, Dr. Toaff says, and the uterus afterward would not be capable of withstanding a pregnancy. Nonetheless, the woman is left with her organs in place.
More rarely still, the growth turns out to be malignant. ''If it's cancer, forget it,'' Dr. Toaff says. ''The uterus and ovaries must come out.''
In the operating room, Ms. Alba is given general anesthesia, scrubbed around her pelvic area with sterilizing solution and shrouded like a corpse from head to foot. Only a pale rectangle of belly where the surgery will be done is left exposed. With a surgical resident assisting him, Dr. Toaff cuts a five-inch incision along the pubic line. He then extends the initial incision under the skin with two oblong cuts through the fascia, the body's fibrous connective tissue, to make sufficient room to operate.
The surgeons gently pull aside the abdominal muscle and cut away a portion of the abdominal peritoneum, the oily membrane that covers the body's inner organs. Finally, Dr. Toaff reaches the uterus. ''Now, we can deliver our baby,'' he says drolly, and hauls out something that looks like a giant wet potato, taut and glistening and lavender-pink. ''This is the tumor,'' Dr. Toaff explains. ''It's probably four times bigger than the uterus.'' The rest of the uterus, to which the mass is attached, remains in the cavity.
Before he begins excising the growth, Dr. Toaff uses his personal technique to reduce the bleeding for which myomectomies are so infamous. He applies a tourniquet -- a large flat rubber band -- around the base of the uterus and the pelvic ligaments, thereby stemming the blood flow without choking off needed oxygen to the uterus. Indeed, what little blood there is during surgery is bright red; were it starved for oxygen, Dr. Toaff says, it would turn blue.
Using an electric needle cautery that seals tissue as it cuts, Dr. Toaff slices through the uterine peritoneum around the tumor. With a few strokes he sees what he is up against. ''This is not a fibroid,'' he says, squinting at the tissue. ''This is adenomyosis.'' If it were a fibroid, he explains, the border between the uterine wall and the tumor would be distinct, and the fibroid would slip out like a seed from a grape. But the border of this tumor is messy and tough, marbled with pearly structures that are evidence of glandular infiltration. The pathology department soon confirms the diagnosis. Dr. Toaff must slice away at the growth piecemeal, as though he were carving a turkey. In removing the adenomyoma, he must also take a few small flaps of the uterine muscle, which definitively puts an end to Ms. Alba's childbearing potential. ''But she was determined to keep her uterus,'' he says, ''and she will.''
The tumor removed, Dr. Toaff begins reconstructing the uterus. He guides a needle curved like a scimitar through the edges of flesh, applying the same sort of inside-out stitches used to sew baseballs. He makes hundreds of sutures. ''Reconstruction is the essence of the whole operation,'' he says. ''I do not want any dead spaces.'' Gaps would invite postsurgical bleeding, which could in turn lead to infections and complications. By the time Dr. Toaff is through with the stitching, the repaired edge of Ms. Alba's uterus looks like a distorted ruffle on an oversize dumpling; but eventually, Dr. Toaff insists, the knobs and bulges will smoothen out.
In its favor, the entire operation took less than two hours, hardly longer than the average hysterectomy. Moreover, Ms. Alba lost no more blood than one would give for a routine blood test. She stayed in the hospital two days and then returned to Virginia to recuperate. Seven weeks after the surgery, she described herself as doing ''phenomenally well,'' with no complications beyond minor abdominal tenderness and somewhat depressed spirits from the realization that she is now sterile. She resumed her computer job this month, and said she felt more energetic than she had in years. Most important, her first postsurgical period was ''amazing,'' she said, ''unlike any I have ever had -- no cramps or excessive bleeding.'' If the trend continues, she said, maybe she can trash her plastic sheets at last.
Photo: Antonio Alba decided on a myomectomy rather than a hysterectomy. (Marty Katz/The New York Times)(pg. C8) Diagram: ''An Alternative: Safer Repair of the Uterus'' The most common reason for hysterectomy is fibroids, benign tumors of the uterine wall. An alternative approach is a myomectomy, removal of the tumors alone. Dr. Michael E. Toaff has performed hundreds of myomectomies with a technique that he says minimizes blood loss and post-surgical infections. This is the approach he used for Antonia Alba's surgery, in which he removed a different kind of tumor, called an adenomyoma. Indecision: The abdomen is usually entered through a bikini cut. The uterus is exposed, and a tourniquet (rubber band) is wrapped tightly around the base of the uterus and ovaries to reduce blood loss. Separation: A tumor is reached through a longitudinal cut; it is pulled up while the edges of the incision are pulled down. All cutting is done with an electric needle, further reducing blood loss. Removal: The electric needle continues to sever and cauterize tissue bridges at the line between the tumor and the muscle of the uterine wall until the tumor is cut free of all its attachments. Repair: Reconstruction is done at each site where a tumor has been removed. Dead space is obliterated with absorbable sutures, starting at the bottom and adding layer after layer. Closing: The surface incision in the uterus is closed with a continuous suture, using the same kind of inside-out stitches found on the cover of a baseball. (pg. C8) Illustrations by Michael Reingold for The New York Times. (pg. C8)


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Configuring a network or dial-up connection
Updated: January 21, 2005
Applies To: Windows Server 2003, Windows Server 2003 R2, Windows Server 2003 with SP1, Windows Server 2003 with SP2
Configuring a network or dial-up connection
You can change a network or dial-up connection by modifying its settings. Dial-up settings, such as the phone number of the connection, the number of redial attempts, and so on, are defined for each connection. These pre-connection and post-connection settings do not modify or affect the settings of other connections. For example, you may have a dial-up connection that makes 10 attempts to redial a server that is frequently busy. You may have a second dial-up connection that makes 3 attempts to redial another server that is more readily available. The redial setting of the first connection never causes the second connection to redial more than its own established attempts of 3. There is no need to make changes to any settings outside of the settings of the dial-up connection.
Changes to some networking settings of a connection can affect other connections. For example, if you add the IPX protocol to the list of available network components for one connection, the IPX protocol also is available to other connections on the same computer.
You can modify connection settings when you are connected. You can also rename a connection when it is connected. However, the connection may need to be reconnected in order to save the changes. In a dial-up connection, modifying settings displays the message Since this connection is currently active, some settings will not take affect until the next time you dial it. In a local area connection, changed settings are stored automatically.
Each connection is configured with general settings that represent the basic information needed to connect successfully. These options are found on the General tab. For example, a local area connection only needs to list its network adapter. For a dial-up connection, the General tab includes required information, such as the device used to dial, the area code, the phone number, and the country/region code to dial.
For outgoing connections, you can set additional configuration options on the Options, Security, Networking, and Advanced tabs. You can set additional configuration options for an incoming connection on the Users and Networking tabs. Local area connections have additional configuration options in the Authentication and Advanced tabs.
You can configure advanced settings from Advanced Settings on the Advanced menu of the Network Connections folder. By modifying these settings, you can improve performance. For example, network providers and protocols are accessed in the order specified in Advanced Settings. If your LAN connection is enabled to access NetWare and Microsoft Windows networks that use TCP/IP and IPX, but your primary connection is to a Microsoft Windows network that uses TCP/IP, you can move Microsoft Windows Network to the top of the Network Providers list on the Provider Order tab, and move Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) to the top of the File and Printer Sharing for Microsoft Networks binding on the Adapters and Bindings tab. By changing your provider order, and by changing the order of protocols bound to those providers, you can improve performance. For more information about modifying the order of network providers, see Modify the network provider order. For more information about modifying the protocol binding order, see Modify the protocol bindings order.
The IPX/SPX protocol is not available on Windows XP 64-bit Edition (Itanium) and the 64-bit versions of the Windows Server 2003 family.
For more information about configuring connections, see Configure a connection to a remote network.


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Rush Limbaugh's Penthouse Sells for $11.5 Million
He's getting out of town.
Rush Limbaugh — who vowed to "get out of New York totally" when the state adopted a temporary income-tax surcharge last year — has found a buyer for his Fifth Avenue, ten-room penthouse. The condo — which looks out over Central Park at East 86th Street, and which the radio-show host paid just under $5 million for in 1994 — sold for slightly under the $12.95 million asking price, according to brokers, with one broker telling the Journal the final amount was about $11.5 million. It's hard to blame the buyer for shelling out that much dough; who could turn down such a tasteful and subdued bedroom mural?


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The Uruguay international featured in the Blaugrana jersey for the first time as they beat Leon on MondayLuis Suarez made his Barcelona debut in Monday's Joan Gamper Trophy match against Leon at Camp Nou, with the hosts eventually recording a 6-0 win over their Mexican opponents.
The former Liverpool star was cleared to play in friendly games by CAS last week, although his ban from official games until late October was upheld, and came off the bench with 13 minutes to go as he replaced Rafinha.
Suarez failed to find the net in his first outing for Barcelona, however, as Lionel Messi, Neymar (2x), Munir El Haddadi (2x) and Sandro scored the Catalans' goals.


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The LPGA Tour will stage its first tournament in China at Beijing's Reignwood Pine Valley course from October 3-6, officials of the US-based tour announced on Thursday.
The $1.8 million Reignwood LPGA Classic will be the first stop on a late-season Asian LPGA swing that includes stops in Malaysia, South Korea, Taiwan and Japan before season-ending events in Mexico and the United States.
The Reignwood event will feature 81 players, including the top 62 players on the LPGA money list, the top 15 players from the China Ladies Professional Golf Association and four sponsors' invitees.
"The achievement of Chinese golfers in the last few years gives us a glimpse of how fast this sport is growing in this part of the world," LPGA commissioner Mike Whan said.
"Many of our members are from Asia and their rise in the world of ladies golf is evident in the likes of Tseng Yani and Feng Shanshan."
Taiwan's Tseng is the youngest man or woman to win five major golf titles while Feng became the first Chinese golfer to win a major crown when she won last year's LPGA Championship.


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Cast members Carly Evan Hughes, left, Kevin Murphy and Jane Ridley paused for a photo prior to a July 10 rehearsal for the Penn State Centre Stage production of 'Doubt: A Parable.' The production, directed by Jim Wise, will open July 24 at the Penn State Downtown Theatre Center and runs through August 3. Call 1-800-ARTS-TIX for ticket information.
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I don't want to redirect users according to their browser language, no. I want to add an explicit hint.
I'm working on a multilingual (thus multisite, using the Multisite language Switcher plugin) website with WordPress.
I've seen there are plenty of tutorials in php for language detection, mainly from the user's browser. I quite understood how to do that, but these techniques usually force or redirect users to another web site.
I want them to read the page in the current language, but simply indicate that a version of the site exists in their language.
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Bethenny is Back! Gets Her OWN Daytime Talk Show - What Will It Be Like?Sunny Chanel
Bethenny Frankel is back! And not in a personal overshare' capacity of yet another reality TV show. This time Bethenny will be trying to get other people to overshare…her guests on her very own daytime talk show on Fox.
What did Bethenny say about her new show and what will it be like?
On her website she said, "I have exciting news for you guys! The queen of too much information is coming to DAYTIME! It is going to be an exciting journey and I can't wait for you to join me. Thanks for being so loyal and supportive, without you, this wouldn't be happening. See you all this summer on Fox!"
The show has some pretty powerful backers with Warner Brothers and Ellen DeGeneres behind her move to daytime. Bethenny's show will be an hour entertainment talk show featuring Bethenny's "no-nonsense perspective on everything from pop culture to current events to relationships." She'll also cover , beauty, fitness and lifestyle segments and I'm sure a far amount of parenting topics since she's a mom and all.
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Zynga Japan shuttered, Ayakashi support to continue
Zynga has announced the imminent closure of its Japanese studio, ending support for all but one game.
Develop reports the studio will officially shut down on January 31.
Zynga will continue to provide support for Android and iOS effort Ayakashi: Ghost Guild, but fellow Zynga Japan-developed titles Machitsuku and Montopia were among a number of games shelved over the holidays.
The company's dissolution notice cites "various reasons" for the closure; it's almost certainly a result of Zynga's cost-cutting initiatives.
Zynga Japan, known as Unoh prior to its acquisition by the social publisher and partner SoftBank, opened in June 2010. It localised internationally-developed Zynga titles in addition to later developing its own products, at least some of which came west.
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Carl Milles was the first non-British artist to be given an exhibition at the Tate Gallery. Milles was a Swedish-born sculptor who was best known in his day for public sculpture and large monuments. His traditional subject matter and classical style seem barely touched by the radical developments in modern sculpture which were happening around him. It may be for this reason that he was considered a suitable, if conservative, choice for an exhibition at the Tate Gallery in 1927. Europa and the Bull was on display in this exhibition and was bought by the gallery soon afterwards (see archive records in display case).
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Volume 36, Issue 2, February 1968
Film Holder for Holography36(1968); http://dx.doi.org/10.1119/1.1974479View Description Hide Description
Inexpensive Beam Splitters for Holography36(1968); http://dx.doi.org/10.1119/1.1974480View Description Hide Description
An Inexpensive 350-bar Pressure Cell36(1968); http://dx.doi.org/10.1119/1.1974481View Description Hide Description
Improved Gas-Discharge Tube36(1968); http://dx.doi.org/10.1119/1.1974482View Description Hide Description
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Resource Letter GR-1 on General Relativity36(1968); http://dx.doi.org/10.1119/1.1974477View Description Hide Description
Prepared at the request of the AAPT Committee on Resource Letters; supported by a grant from the National Science Foundation.
This is one of a series of Resource Letters on different topics, intended to guide college physicists to some of the literature and other teaching aids that may help them improve course contents in specified fields of physics. No Resource Letter is meant to be exhaustive and complete; in time there may be more than one letter on some of the main subjects of interest. Comments and suggestions concerning the content and arrangement of letters as well as suggestions for future topics will be welcomed. Please send such communications to Professor Joel Gordon, Chairman, Resource Letter Committee, Department of Physics, Amherst College, Amherst, Massachusetts.
Notation: The letter E after the item number means that the reference should be mainly useful for elementary courses. In view of the complexity of the subject elementary will normally imply junior courses. The letter I indicates intermediate (senior and first-year graduates) and A indicates advanced (second-year graduates and students beginning research in Physics). An asterisk (*) indicates items particularly recommended for introductory study.
Additional copies: Available from American Institute of Physics, 335 East 45 Street, New York, New York 10017. When ordering, request Resource Letter GR-1 and enclose a stamped return envelope.
Ideal Rare-Gas Crystals36(1968); http://dx.doi.org/10.1119/1.1974478View Description Hide Description
In this review-tutorial article, the principal theoretical and experimentals results concerning the lattice properties of ideal inert-gas crystals are presented and discussed. The work published since Pollack's article is emphasized. It is shown that there are no qualitative disagreements between theory and experiment. Where theory and experiment are reliable, quantitative agreement is found between the measurements and the predictions based on simple two-body central potentials.
Demonstration Experiment of Heat Flow in Transient and Steady-State Conditions36(1968); http://dx.doi.org/10.1119/1.1974437View Description Hide Description
The theory and technique of producing an electrical analog of one-dimensional heat flow in a bar is discussed in detail. The motivation of the work was to find a way of providing visual displays of solutions to heat-diffusion equations.
Homogeneity of Time36(1968); http://dx.doi.org/10.1119/1.1974438View Description Hide Description
The contemporary theory of space-time contains a number of assumptions called invariance or symmetry principles. One of them is the principle of time-translation invariance, which expresses a symmetry property of time which is called its homogeneity. The principle of time homogeneity plays a fundamental role in physics and also has many philosophical connections. In spite of that it has not become, until now, the subject of a sufficiently broad and exact philosophical analysis. The present paper is an attempt to remove this gap. We consider here only central philosophical problems concerning the principle of time homogeneity: its physical meaning, its epistemological status, and its scope of applicability.
Type II Superconductivity Experiment36(1968); http://dx.doi.org/10.1119/1.1974439View Description Hide Description
This paper discusses an advanced laboratory experiment concerning the resistive and magnetic properties of the type II superconductor. The magnetic behavior is determined from magnetization studies on a PbIn sphere. The resistive behavior is determined by means of a PbIn wire with a magnetic field both parallel and perpendicular to the axis. The critical fields for the alloy are studied as functions of current and temperature. The student learns not only the phenomenology of type II superconductivity, but also how to use liquid helium and its associated hardware. The results presented are typical of students' results in the laboratory.
Second-Sound Experiment for Advanced Laboratories36(1968); http://dx.doi.org/10.1119/1.1974440View Description Hide Description
This paper describes an advanced laboratory experiment concerning the propagation of second sound in liquid helium II. Both pulse propagation and standing-wave mode experiments are performed. Typical student data are presented. Both velocity and attenuation as functions of frequency and temperature are measured. Students' results agree well with published data. The student also learns how to handle liquid helium and its associated hardware.
Rays from a Parabolic Reflector for an Off Focal-Point Source36(1968); http://dx.doi.org/10.1119/1.1974441View Description Hide Description
The exact solution for rays emanating from a two-dimensional parabolic reflector is obtained using Fermat's principle. The results are presented graphically (using the IBM 1627 plotter) for various positions of the source, both close to and far from the focal point of the mirror.
Maxwell's Electrostatics36(1968); http://dx.doi.org/10.1119/1.1974442View Description Hide Description
Maxwell first introduced displacement as a synonym for Faraday'sdielectric polarization. However, the equations expressing his electrostatics were altered by Maxwell in the successive versions of his theory, and those which ultimately governed displacement did not allow it its original meaning. Displacement, therefore, came to be viewed as a totally new quantity, originating with Maxwell.
Bloch-Type Equations for Acoustic Nuclear-Magnetic Resonance36(1968); http://dx.doi.org/10.1119/1.1974443View Description Hide Description
Acoustic nuclear-magnetic resonance differs from the conventional NMR in that an acoustic signal of frequency at or near the nuclear Larmor frequency or its first harmonic is applied to the sample instead of the customary electromagnetic signal. In the acoustic case nuclear Zeeman transitions are induced by virtue of a modulated nuclear-electric quadrupoleinteraction in contrast with the conventional situation where the nuclear-magnetic dipole interaction is operative. In spite of these differences, it is possible to write phenomenological equations of the Bloch form, familiar in the theory of conventional NMR, for the case of acoustic NMR, providing an appropriate choice is made for the amplitude and direction of the effective magnetic field. This macroscopic description of acoustic NMR is applicable for negligible saturation.
Elementary Explanation of Lorentz-Fitzgerald Contraction36(1968); http://dx.doi.org/10.1119/1.1974444View Description Hide Description
The electromagnetic fields of a charge moving with velocity through a medium of dielectric coefficient can be obtained in an elementary way, by analogy with the electrostatic field of a point charge, if . Comparison of the two cases and provides a simple physical explanation for Lorentz-Fitzgerald contraction of the field of a relativistic particle and hence for the contraction of any structure produced by electromagnetic interaction of such particles.
Speed of Light36(1968); http://dx.doi.org/10.1119/1.1974445View Description Hide Description
Extinction considerations are used to evaluate the instantaneous velocity of light as it traverses a moving medium in a series of discrete steps, each step defined by extinction and re-emission of the photon. The analytical results agree with the experimental values obtained by Fizeau if the instantaneous velocity between extinctions is relative to the laboratory, and relative to the fluid moving at velocity . It is shown that this implies a verification of the convective ether hypothesis of D. C. Miller. Further testing of this hypothesis is suggested, using modified arrangements for the Fizeau experiment.
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Use of a Ballistic Galvanometer to Measure Thresholds of Pulsed Lasers36(1968); http://dx.doi.org/10.1119/1.1974446View Description Hide Description
Isotopic Mass Dependence of Sound Velocities36(1968); http://dx.doi.org/10.1119/1.1974447View Description Hide Description
Adiabatic Transitions and the Microscopic Interpretation of Entropy36(1968); http://dx.doi.org/10.1119/1.1974448View Description Hide Description
Simplified Relativistic Transformation of the Electromagnetic Field36(1968); http://dx.doi.org/10.1119/1.1974449View Description Hide Description
Uniqueness of the Energy in Perturbation Theory36(1968); http://dx.doi.org/10.1119/1.1974450View Description Hide Description


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Published: Friday, July 2, 2010 at 3:00 p.m.
Last Modified: Wednesday, June 30, 2010 at 12:39 p.m.
HOUMA — If you're looking to escape the heat — or rain — this summer, the local theater has a deal for you.
Movie schedule
July 6: "Madagascar" (PG)
July 13: "Madagascar: Escape 2 Africa" (PG)
July 20: "Hotel for Dogs" (PG)
July 27: "Kung Fu Panda" (PG)
Aug. 3: "The Spiderwick Chronicles" (PG)
Aug. 10: "How to Train Your Dragon" (PG)
More residents are seeking air conditioning — and dryness — at the weekly AMC Houma Palace 10's Summer Moviecamp.
Held every Tuesday morning at 10 a.m., these $1 movies offer an opportunity to "enjoy watching a show for an exceptional value," said Cindy Huffstickler, manager of community relations for Kansa City, Mo.-based AMC Theaters.
Huffsticker said the AMC Summer Moviecamp program began 25 years ago.
"We added charitable donations to the mix three years ago," the Mississippi Gulf Coast native said.
All proceeds from the camp goes to two of the company's charities: Variety: The Children's Charity and the Will Rogers Institute.
This past Tuesday's showing of "Monsters vs. Aliens" brought a sell-out crowd to Houma's AMC Palace 10, 5737 W. Park Ave.
Some of those in attendance were campers from a pair of summer camps from Dularge and Thibodaux.
"We've been doing lots of things where we bring the kids in to town," said Jason Normington, an 18-year-old summer-camp counselor from Houma. "The movies are always a fun outing, so this was something that was a must. We want to get them out there doing different things. It's all about the kids having fun — and that's why I signed up to be a part of it."
Only a few minutes before the show was scheduled to start, Circle of Hope Summer Camp of Thibodaux's counselors and kids arrived at the theater in vans.
The children were all smiles as they gathered outside the main entrance.
Amid the bantering and laughter stood 65-year-old camp volunteer Harriet Matthews.
Matthews said she's been helping out with the camp for three years.
"We used to go to Morgan City for the dollar movies, but have been coming here the last two years," Matthews said while making sure everyone was lined up properly. "We're planning on coming back again this summer. This is really nice for the kids."
Houma mom, Monica Larpenter, said you can't beat the value of a dollar movie.
"It's a nice treat that's inexpensive," she said, "and don't forget about the air conditioning."
The camp, which is available in 214 U.S. and Canadian theaters, including Houma, lasts nine weeks.
"We look at it like we're providing a community service, while also giving charitable donations to organizations that need it as well," Huffstickler said.
According to Huffstickler, this was the first time AMC partnered with Paramount and DreamWorks studios to offer several family-friendly films throughout the summer months.
While the movie titles were set in advance, there was one mystery screening that AMC representatives hadn't released yet.
But on June 29, Huffstickler confirmed that the Aug. 10 movie will be "How to Train Your Dragon."
"We're really excited about this because at that point it won't even have come out on DVD yet," Huffstickler said.
Along with the $1 admission price, KidsPack concession combos are available for $4 during Summer MovieCamp show times.
Huffstickler suggested that anyone interested in attending the shows should get to the theater early. The doors open at 9 a.m.
For information, call 1-816-480-4675 or visit www.amctheatres.com/smc.
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In case you missed them, here are some articles from last month of particular interest to R users.
This post demonstrated reader Paul Bleicher's code for visualizing a time series as a heat-map calendar.
This post and followup showed (with thanks to Drew Conway) how to use R to perform social network analysis on live data from Twitter.
This post challenged the R community to recreate an unemployment map created in Python in R. The results were outstanding, and also inspired a similar look at unemployment in Germany.
This post showcased a Brazilian open-government website created by Eduardo Leoni that relies heavily on R.
Several media outlets this month looked at the impact of R and IBM's acquisition of SPSS on SAS: Information Management (here and here), the New York Times (here), and Business Week (here).
This post related how R graphics were used to illustrate an analysis of the US healthcare reform politics in the New York Times.
This post reviewed R's presence at a data-mining "unconference" in the Bay Area.
This post showed how easy it is to install ESS on Ubuntu Linux, for a more productive environment for programming in R.
This post looked at some of the unique features of R's function-call semantics.
This post was a tongue-in-cheek comparison of Hadoop and R.
This post announced REvolution Computing's "R Productivity Environment", an IDE for R on Windows.
This post shares the slides from the Introduction to R talk I gave to a Linux User Group in Davis (CA), and some links for R beginners.
This post linked to a simple analysis of scores from the game Canabalt.
Other non-R-specific stories in the last month covered: floating-point errors, Stochasticity on the radio, breast cancer screening, and the Mythbusters. On the lighter side: the connection between Tufte and Lord of the Rings, a new way of looking at Choose Your Own Adventure books, and the Reimann Hypothesis.
The R Community Calendar has also been updated.
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Diabetic Nephropathy - Topic Overview
Nephropathy means kidney disease or damage. Diabetic nephropathy is damage to your kidneys caused by diabetes. In severe cases it can lead to kidney failure. But not everyone with diabetes has kidney damage.
The kidneys have many tiny blood vessels that filter waste from your blood. High blood sugar from diabetes can destroy these blood vessels. Over time, the kidney isn't able to do its job as well. Later it may stop working completely. This is called kidney failure.
For reasons doctors don't yet understand, only some people who have diabetes get kidney damage.
Certain things make you more likely to get diabetic nephropathy. If you also have high blood pressure or high cholesterol, or if you smoke, your risk is higher. Also, Native Americans, African Americans, and Hispanics (especially Mexican Americans) have a higher risk.
There are no symptoms in the early stages. So it's important to have regular urine tests to find kidney damage early. Sometimes early kidney damage can be reversed.
As your kidneys are less able to do their job, you may notice swelling in your body, most often in your feet and legs.
The problem is diagnosed using simple tests that check for a protein called albumin in the urine. Urine doesn't usually contain protein. But in the early stages of kidney damage-before you have any symptoms-some protein may be found in your urine, because your kidneys aren't able to filter it out the way they should.
Finding kidney damage early can keep it from getting worse. So it's important for people with diabetes to have regular testing, usually every year.
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- Work with your doctor to keep your blood pressure under control. For most people who have diabetes, the ideal blood pressure is below 120/80. High blood pressure is 140/80 or higher when you have diabetes.
- Keep your heart healthy by eating healthy foods and exercising regularly. Preventing heart disease is important, because people with diabetes are more likely to have heart and blood vessel diseases. And people with kidney disease are at an even higher risk for heart disease.
- Watch how much protein you eat. Eating too much is hard on your kidneys. If diabetes has affected your kidneys, limiting how much protein you eat may help you preserve kidney function. Talk to your doctor or dietitian about how much protein is best for you.
- Watch how much salt you eat. Eating less salt helps keep high blood pressure from getting worse.
- Don't smoke or use other tobacco products.
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The One and Only Resorts are known as an ultra-luxurious collection of award-winning properties in the most beautiful spots on the globe. As we reported back in January, One and Only Cape Town is the latest property to join this exclusive collection; as of April 3rd, it's open. Described as an "urban chic water front" resort, One and Only Cape Town is actually the only resort to finish over four months ahead of schedule. The Grand Opening Celebration brought out the who's who of the jet set crowd. Mariah Carey, Nelson Mandela, and Matt Damon were just a few that were in attendance.
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It's hard to find a luxury hotel that caters to all types of travelers, but the W Hotel Atlanta Midtown does just that. Surrounded by world class shopping, nightlife, and museums, this luxury haven offers top notch service and accommodations to anyone visiting Atlanta. For the business traveler, W Hotel Atlanta Midtown offers a high tech business center with high-speed Internet. The Whatever/Whenever Service, a unique 24/7 feature of W Hotels, will take care of anything that you need or want, including a complimentary ride in a luxury SUV with a personal driver. For the family traveling together, W Hotel Atlanta Midtown offers connecting rooms and cribs upon request, as well as beautifully spacious suites. The hotel also welcomes cats and dogs 40 pounds or less, offering them custom pet beds, turndown treats, and food and water bowls.
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Many of you may already know from a previous posting that The Fullerton Hotel Singapore is running the Five Star B and B package through June 30th of this year. This great offer includes breakfast for two, late check out of 3 pm, and a Courtyard room for $428 SGD. Effective immediately, the B and B Package will also include a complimentary, one level room upgrade, subject to availability. If you are looking for a great luxury hotel deal, then this is one you should definitely take advantage of.
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If you are familiar with Dublin, then you are probably familiar with The Westbury Hotel, a Dublin icon situated in the heart of the city on Grafton Street. This luxury hotel is part of the Doyle Collection, and exhibits their philosophy of tying modern influences to the city's traditional values. The Westbury Hotel recently underwent a multi-million dollar refurbishment, resulting in equipped conference suites, two new restaurants, a bar, and bedrooms that reflect urban glamor. In honor of this recent rejuvenation, when you book in the month of May, you can stay in a Superior room for 189 Euro, subject to availability.
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What better way to celebrate the coming of summer than a great package rate? The luxurious Langham Hotel and Spa Pasadena will be offering the Summer Splash Package starting May 1st and running to the end of August. This enticing summer special will include overnight accommodations in the Lanai building, a "Dive-In movie," (Friday night flicks shown at the pool!) and a $50 food and beverage credit to be used at the pool bar. This package starts at $279 per night, and is valid Friday through Sunday.
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Services will be at 10 a.m. Wednesday in Fritch Church of Christ in Fritch with Richard Kasco, minister, officiating. Burial will be in Westlawn Memorial Park by Minton/Chatwell Funeral Directors of Borger.
Mr. Shockley married Jennetta Corine on April 9, 1939, on the family farm in Washita County, Okla.
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Survivors include a son, Ron Shockley of San Ramon, Calif.; two daughters, Lona Line of Dumas and Linda Wilson of Borger; two brothers, Denton Shockley of Norman, Okla., and Tom Shockley of Quinton, Okla.; six grandchildren; and nine great-grandchildren.
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The Secretary-General welcomes the publication by the World Bank on 17 June of draft assessments on the proposed Roghun hydropower project in Tajikistan, which provide important guidance for critical consultations among the region's States on water and energy issues. He recognizes the challenges of the countries of Central Asia to meet their sustainable development and energy needs and appreciates the efforts of the World Bank in leading the independent assessment.
The Secretary-General encourages the Governments of Central Asia to engage in a constructive discussion on the management of trans-boundary water resources in line with international law, and to refrain from unilateral actions. He believes that such a discussion could lead to a sustainable, comprehensive solution that takes into consideration the interests of all of the countries of the region. He invites all stakeholders to avail themselves of the support offered by his Special Representative for Central Asia, Miroslav Jenca, and the United Nations Regional Centre for Preventive Diplomacy for Central Asia (UNRCCA).
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The last pagan emperor of Rome is Julian II. The result of a series of unexpected events was his enthronement in 380 AD, at the age of 30. At 32, however, both life and throne left Julian on a battlefield. To this day its not known if an enemy or one of his own killed him with a spear. Much of the reason for the confusion about his death can be attributed to the disastrous war he instigated with the aim of popularizing his flailing program to reestablish paganism as Romes official religion. A victorious war would have shown the people that the gods were on his side, and not the side of Christianity, which became the state religion with Constantines conversion near the opening of the 3rd century. Using the maximum of his political might, Julian tried to reverse the march of two generations. But the harder he pushedpersecuting Christians, reserving Greek literature for pagan teachers, returning the Altar of Victory to the Senate Housethe harder nothing happened because a considerable portion of the population had nothing to gain by going back to the pagan world of Penates, door deities, and augurs. Christianity was a much better deal for them. With paganism, then a religion that had retreated to the elite, all the poor got were monuments and bloody spectacles; with Christianity, there was at least the democratic ideal of real charityfeeding and clothing the less fortunate. Julian was aware of this and tried to reform paganism, making its type of charity more like Christian charity. But before any of these changes became stable and had any effect on Roman society, Julians life met its terrible (and inevitable) end in a war he foolishly started.
In the way that the last pagan emperor tried to reestablish an old order on a radically new Rome (transformed by Constantine and his Bishops), George Bush tried to reestablished an older orderoil and church poweron a radically new America (transformed between the fall of the Berlin Wall, 1989, and the WTO protests, 1999). In fact, its not hard to imagine a future that will look at Bush and see him as the last Christian president. And the future might also see the connection between Bush's disastrous war in Iraq and Julians disastrous war in Persia.
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The scene that first exposed me to the ultimate power of cinema: Joan Chen eating a white flower. The scene is in Bertolucci's The Last Emperor. Chen's character, the wife of the emperor, goes mad when she sees in the future the disaster that will become of her husband's decision to cooperate with Japanese militarism. The weak emperor, who turned to the Japanese for support, is now nothing more than a puppet. Chen sees this fact, sees the emptiness of his power, and as the music plays in a hall celebrating the agreement between the emperor and the enemy of his countrymen, Chen begins to eat a flower, chewing its petals—her red lips, the green stem, the slow and bitter swallowing. The perfect image: beauty eating beauty.
After Burton Watson's translation of Xiang's "Cook Ding" story, the peak of literary greatness, follows this short piece of writing by Walter Benjamin:
Again and again, in Shakespeare, in Calderon, battles fill the last act, and kings, princes, attendants and followers, enter, fleeing. The moment in which they become visible to spectators brings them to a standstill. The flight of the dramatis personae is arrested by the stage. Their entry into the visual field of non-participating and truly impartial persons allows the harassed to draw breath, bathes them in new air. The appearance on stage of those who enter fleeing takes from this its hidden meaning. Our reading of this formula is imbued with the expectation of a place, a light, a footlight glare, in which our flight through life may be likewise sheltered in the presence of on-looking strangers.


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Global efforts are under way to transition from the use of live animals and excised animal eyes, ISCO and TAP point out. For example, they note, Europe's Registration, Evaluation, Authorisation and Restriction of Chemicals (REACH) estimates a need to spend €270 million, or about $333.76 million, and use 160,000 animals for eye-safety testing alone to catch up with the backlog of insufficiently tested agents. In the U.S. the NIH and EPA have launched a five-year program dedicated to finding new, nonanimal technologies for toxicity testing of chemical compounds, the organizations add.
ISCO has discovered and filed for patents on a cell culture process for the synthesis of standardized, human corneal tissue using stem cells. Histology, permeability, and optical testing has demonstrated compatibility with natural corneas. Efforts are ongoing to further characterize this tissue and to standardize and scale up its synthesis. Automation is necessary to produce sufficient, reproducible tissue for development and commercialization of the therapeutic and toxicity testing applications.
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Cheniere Energy Partners LP (CQP US) rose 4.9 percent to $21.92 after reaching $22.22 earlier, the highest intraday price since March 3. The Houston-based company said Blackstone Group LP agreed to invest $2 billion toward construction of a $5 billion natural-gas export terminal. Cheniere will use the proceeds to fund the Sabine Pass liquefaction project and the purchase of the Creole Trail pipeline from Cheniere Energy Inc. (LNG US), the company said in a statement. Cheniere Energy Inc. jumped 11 percent to $15.64.
Dendreon Corp. (DNDN US) slumped 18 percent to $12.15 after plunging 21 percent earlier, the most intraday since Nov. 3. The maker of the prostate-cancer drug Provenge said its January orders were weaker than in previous quarters.
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