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ABC has announced that the upcoming eighth season of Desperate Housewives will be the show's last. "I've been in this business for 23 years, and I'm very aware of people overstaying their welcome," said creator Marc Cherry. "I just didn't want that to happen to Desperate Housewives. I wanted to go out in the classiest way possible."
Rapper Big Boi, one half of the Grammy-winning duo OutKast, was arrested in Miami Sunday on drug-related charges. The 36-year-old, whose real name is Antwan Patton, was charged with three counts of possession of a controlled substance, and one count of drug paraphernalia. Big Boi was exiting a cruise ship when a customs official caught him with ecstasy, MDMA powder (the main ingredient in ecstasy) and Viagra, which he did not have a prescription for. He was being held on $16,000 bail.
Simon Cowell on Friday confirmed the rumors that he wanted Mariah Carey for X Factor, only she decided to get knocked up instead. "She's been very enthusiastic about the show, but then she selfishly got pregnant, which is why she didn't end up as a judge," said Simon, adding that she "wanted to be involved with the show from day one." Simon says he hopes he can find a place for her in the future. He explained, "We have to find a role for her. I'm a huge fan of hers – not just as an artist, but as a person, and I love her to death." Although Simon does see one problem with adding Mariah to the program. Said Simon, "We just can't shut Paula [Abdul] and Nicole [Scherzinger] up, add Mariah into the mix as well and you won't even have anyone singing."
ABC on Friday was forced to apologize after singer Nicki Minaj's nipple slipped out during a live Good Morning America concert from Central Park's Rumsey Playfield. (Note: pic is NSFW) "Although we had a five-second delay in place for the Nicki Minaj concert on GMA, the live East Coast feed of the concert regrettably included certain fleeting images of the performer that were taken out of later feeds of the broadcast in other time zones," read a statement by the network. "We are sorry that this occurred."
Ashton Kutcher shot his first episode of Two and a Half Men Friday night and by all accounts it was a success. In an attempt to keep details of the opener a secret, audience members reportedly only saw parts of the funeral scene, and Charlie Harper's death was referred to only as an "accident." (TMZ nabbed pictures of what appears to be a funeral set, featuring pews, flowers and Harper's trademark outfit, a bowling shirt and shorts, hanging at the front of the chapel.) According to TMZ, witnesses reported that Ashton and co-star Jon Cryer seemed to have good chemistry and that Ashton went out of his way to mingle with the audience. Meanwhile, as much as producers tried to keep details of Charlie's death a secret, TMZ seems to have uncovered some info. According to the site, Charlie had married Rose (Melanie Lynskey) his neighbor/stalker, whom he flew to Paris with last season. But as soon as they got to Paris she found him in the shower with another woman, and a day later while they were waiting for a train, Charlie "slipped" in the subway, and was crushed. The inference is that Rose pushed Charlie and somehow got away with it. Meanwhile, Charlie Sheen says he plans to tune in September 19th to see how he's killed off. He tells TMZ, "I will be watching my fake funeral, attended by my fake ex-girlfriends, from my very, very real movie theater, with my very real hotties in tow."
Victoria and David Beckham just can't stop showing off their latest bundle of joy. Over the weekend, Victoria posted a shot of daddy David cuddling adorable Harper Seven, who is just about a month old. "I took this beautiful picture and wanted to share it with you, baby Harper cuddling Daddy! x VB," Victoria Tweeted Sunday morning.
Harry Potter star Emma Watson may have a new beau. The actress was spotted in L.A. last week getting very cozy with actor Johnny Simmons, her co-star in the upcoming movie The Perks of Being a Wallflower. Us Weekly reports that on Thursday, Simmons was seen dropping Emma off at a Santa Monica restaurant, and the couple didn't look like they wanted to part. One witness says they "looked very loved up," adding that they were, "Holding and hugging each other for a while and playfully kissing. [They] seemed very open and not trying to hide their affection."
A new book claims that Jennifer Aniston threw Brad Pitt out after he confessed to being in love with Angelina Jolie. Radaronline reports that in Confidential: The Life of Secret Agent Turned Hollywood Tycoon, Mr. & Mrs. Smith producer Arnon Milchan spills the beans about how things ended between Brad and Jen. According to Milchan, Brad had initially dropped out of Mr. & Mrs. Smith because he and original co-star Nicole Kidman had no chemistry. Then when Nicole dropped out of the film, and producers decided to go with Angelina, Brad was quick to come back, with the book's authors suggesting that he was interested in Angie right away. Jen had heard rumors that something was going on between Brad and Angie, but at first refused to believe it. Eventually she asked Brad point blank if anything was going on and he denied it, but during a New Year's trip to the Caribbean in 2005, Brad confessed. "He eventually admitted he was in love with Angelina. Jen was furious and threw him out," authors Meir Doran and Joseph Gelman write. A week later the pair announced their split, and then Jen filed for divorce three months later after seeing pictures of Brad with Angie and her son Maddox on the beach in Africa.
Ethan Hawke is a dad again. People reports that the actor and his wife Ryan welcomed their second child together two weeks ago, a girl named Indiana. The pair is already parents to daughter Clementine, age 3. Hawke also has two kids with ex-wife Uma Thurman, Maya, 13, and Levon, 9.
Warner Bros. last week released the first official photo of Anne Hathaway as Selina Kyle, a.k.a. Catwoman, in the upcoming Batman flick The Dark Knight. Apparently, Anne has worked hard to get herself into shape for the role. "Anne is working out five days a week," claims a source. "She's taking it very seriously and wants her body in tip-top condition." Meanwhile, police in Pittsburgh over the weekend issued a warning to citizens, letting them know that if they hear gunshots and explosions, it's probably coming from the set of The Dark Knight, which is filming around the Carnegie Mellon campus.
Another person who appears to be getting into shape is Gerard Butler. The 41-year-old Scottish actor stepped out in Hollywood last week, looking noticeably trimmer than he has in the past.
Amy Winehouse's family plans to turn the singer's North London house into home base for her planned charity. The singer's dad Mitch said the Amy Winehouse Foundation will aid "causes close to (Amy's) heart." "It could include help for children in trouble, kids suffering health problems, children's hospices and more," said Mitch. "We want to make a positive difference." And the charity already has a source of income. A single Amy recorded with music legend Tony Bennett will go on sale soon, with all profits going to the foundation.
Two months ago rumors claimed that Charlize Theron and Ryan Reynolds were dating. Well apparently their coupling was brief. According to Us Weekly, the duo's summer fling ended last month, allegedly because Ryan didn't want to get that serious. "He only wanted something casual, but she's in a rush to settle down, have kids and start a family since she's getting older," claims a source, who adds that Charlize "didn't take it very well when he broke it off. She knows deep down that it wouldn't have worked, but she is pretty bummed out about it all."
British actor Rowan Atkinson, a.k.a. Mr. Bean, got into a terrible car accident on Friday, totaling his $1 million McLaren F1 sports car. Atkinson was driving in the English countryside when the vehicle, which can go up to 240 miles per hour, spun several times, smashed into a tree and drove through a road sign before finally catching fire on the opposite side of the road. Atkinson was then taken to a hospital, where he was treated for a fractured shoulder blade.
A flight attendant who once worked for Arnold Schwarzenegger is suing several publications which falsely claimed she had a "love child" with the Terminator star. Tammy Tousignant, who worked on Arnold's private plane from 1987-1999, and her husband Tom are suing Gawker, TheNational Enquirer, and the Daily Mail, which ran reports claiming Tammy had an affair with Arnold and her son Tanner is his kid. The couple is seeking compensation in excess of $10 million.
A new presidential candidate has thrown their hat in the ring – Roseanne Barr. During an appearance on The Tonight Show last week, Barr told the audience, "I am running for President of the United States. I'm not for either party because they both suck and they're both a bunch of criminals. So I made up my own party. It's the Green Tea Party." While the whole thing sounds like a joke, Barr insisted, "I'm totally serious. Cause I want to be part of the debates, because I want to represent the tax payer. In fact, I'm choosing the tax payers as my vice president."
It sounds like Mark Wahlberg is feeling the pressure from today's crop of new Hollywood stars, specifically Twilight'sTaylor Lautner. "I'm sitting at a table with a gentleman who is better looking than you and is in better shape than me," Wahlberg told Leonardo DiCaprio at last week's Hollywood Foreign Press Association luncheon in L.A. "So we're both out of a job dude. Taylor Lautner! We're screwed." The crowd couldn't help but laugh at the remarks, at which point the 40-year-old Mark added, "It's over dude. Titanic and Boogie Nights were a long time ago. I accept it. I had a good run and on to the next." As for how Taylor reacted to Mark's comment, he told E!, "Hearing words like that from Mark and everybody it's just really surreal."
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Spencer Finch, Detail of Abecedary (Nabokov´s Theory of a Colored Alphabet applied to Heisenberg´s Uncertainty Principle), 2004, Ink on paper. Courtesy the artist and Postmasters Gallery, New York.
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, presents today Equivalence: Acts of Translation in Contemporary Art at the Glassell School of Art, through February 13, 2009. Equivalence: Acts of Translation in Contemporary Art, curated by Core Program Critical Studies Resident Jennifer King, brings together a diverse body of artwork in different media to explore the notion of "translation" in contemporary art today. The exhibition features video, sound installation, painting, sculpture, and works on paper by nine artists based in the United States and abroad: John Baldessari (American, born 1931, lives and works in Santa Monica), Mel Bochner (American, born 1940, lives and works in New York), Omer Fast (Israeli, born 1972, lives and works in Berlin, Germany), Spencer Finch (American, born 1962, lives and works in New York), Nina Katchadourian (American, born 1968, lives and works in New York), Sherrie Levine (American, born 1947, lives and works in Santa Fe and New York), Jonathan Monk (British, born 1969, lives and works in Berlin, Germany), Anri Sala (Albanian, born 1974, lives and works in Berlin, Germany), and Brooke Stroud (American, born 1957, lives and works in Houston).
As King explains the curatorial premise of the exhibition, "A great deal of contemporary art involves some type of physical or conceptual translationtaking a preexisting thing and transforming it into something else. This exhibition looks specifically at the unexpected and surprising consequences that can result from these kinds of translations. It asks the question: what at happens when you turn this into that?"
Among the artworks in Equivalence are pieces involving language, color, and the reinterpretation of famous works of art. In terms of language, one example is the sound installation Please, Please, Pleased to Meet´cha (2006) by Nina Katchadourian, which will be presented in the Cullen Sculpture Garden for the duration of the exhibition. In this work, Katchadourian asked translators for the United Nations to record birdsongs based on the descriptions and diagrams published in birding manuals and field guides. The resulting soundtracksof humans "speaking" in birdcan be heard at locations throughout the garden.
Study for Abecedary (2004), by Spencer Finch, explores the translation of language into color. Using Russian novelist Vladimir Nabokov´s description of a colored alphabet (in which each letter of the alphabet is experienced, via synesthesia, as a specific color) as a guide, Finch transcribed each letter in selected textin this case, an excerpt from German theoretical physicist Werner Heisenberg´s uncertainty principleinto individual droplets of color. The resulting work, with its nod to both literature and physics, plays with the inexactitude of observation that is inherent in all forms of interpretation.
The prints in Sherrie Levine´s Cathedral series (1996) initially appear to be abstract color grids. The works are in fact, however, simplified translations of Claude Monet´s famous paintings of Rouen Cathedral into geometric blocks of color. Akin to Levine´s prints, Brooke Stroud´s pencil drawings, such as Steps to a Shrine (2008), are abstract compositions originating in the color palettes of 19th century Japanese woodblock prints.
Additional works in the exhibition by Baldessari, Bochner, Fast, Monk, and Sala all take language and its possible transmutations as a central concern. Taken together, these works explore such basic questions as: What are the changes in meaning that occur when one attempts to work with language? What are the dangersand benefitsof mistranslation? How can a translation alter our very perception of what we think we know?
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John Baldessari (b. 1931) lives and works in Santa Monica. A seminal figure of conceptual art, he was a professor for many years at the California Institute of the Arts and the University of California Los Angeles. In 2009, his work will be the subject of a traveling retrospective organized by the Tate Modern, London.
Mel Bochner (b. 1940) lives and works in New York. His language-based works were featured in the 2006 exhibition Mel Bochner: Language 1966-2006 at the Art Institute of Chicago. An edited volume of his writings, Solar System & Rest Rooms: Writings and Interviews 1965-2007, was recently published by MIT Press.
Omer Fast (b. 1972) lives and works in Berlin. He is the recipient of the 2008 Bucksbaum Award, given every two years by the Whitney Museum of American Art to an artist in the Whitney Biennial. Solo exhibitions of Fast´s work have been mounted by the Museum of Modern Art, Vienna, and the Indianapolis Museum of Art.
Spencer Finch (b. 1962) lives and works in New York. A mid-career retrospective, What Time Is It on the Sun?, was presented by MASSMoCA in 2007. He is currently at work on The River that Flows Both Ways, the inaugural public art commission for the High Line Park, presented by Creative Time, Friends of the High Line, and the New York City Department of Parks & Parks and Recreation.
Nina Katchadourian (b. 1968) lives and works in New York. She has exhibited at institutions including PS1/MoMA, the Serpentine Gallery, Artists Space, and the Palais de Tokyo. A ten-year survey of her work, All Forms of Attraction, was organized by the Tang Teaching Museum and Art Gallery in 2006. Her ten-song CD, The Marfa Jingles, was recently released in conjunction with The Marfa Sessions at Ballroom Marfa, Texas.
Sherrie Levine (b. 1947) lives and works in Santa Fe and New York. Known for her use of appropriation, Levine was one of the original artists featured in the seminal Pictures exhibition at Artists Space in 1977. In 2005, the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston acquired a major sculpture installation by Levine and Dutch artist Joost van Oss.
Jonathan Monk (b. 1969) lives and works in Berlin. In 2008 he was the subject of a solo exhibition at the Palais de Tokyo and the Musee d´Art Moderne, Paris. His work is represented in numerous public collections including the Tate Britain, London, Moderna Museet, Stockholm, and the Guggenheim Museum, New York.
Anri Sala (b. 1974) lives and works in Berlin. The first major museum exhibition of his work, Anri Sala: Purchase Not by Moonlight, opens in December at the Museum of Contemporary Art, North Miami, and travels to the Contemporary Arts Center, Cincinnati in 2009.
Brooke Stroud (b. 1957) lives and works in Houston. His most recent solo exhibition, Brooke Stroud: New Drawings, was presented by Devin Borden Hiram Butler Gallery in 2007. Among other venues, his work has been exhibited at Inman Gallery, Houston, Lombard-Fried Gallery, New York, and the Sean Scully Studio, New York.
About the Curator
- Jennifer King is a second-year critical studies resident in the Core Program at the MFAH. She is a doctoral candidate in the Department of Art and Archaeology at Princeton University, and received her M.A. in art history from the Williams College Graduate Program in the History of Art. An alumna of the Whitney Independent Study Program in New York, her scholarly writing has appeared in October and Chicago Art Journal, and she is a contributing editor of the contemporary art magazine Art on Paper. As a freelance curator she has organized exhibitions for the Rice University Art Gallery, Princeton University Art Museum, and DiverseWorks Artspace. Prior to her Core residency, King worked in the Department of Modern and Contemporary Art at the National Gallery of Art.
The Core Exhibition Program is comprised of three annual exhibitions. The first exhibition is curated in the fall by the associate director of the Glassell Core Program, Mary Leclere, and features work by a contemporary artist who is influencing the practices of younger artists. In the winter, a critical studies resident proposes an exhibition of his or her own; and the program concludes in the spring, when the current Core residents exhibit their own work.
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What an unusual wintry weather year we've experienced so far! We are keenly aware of how disruptive snow days can be for our families. Please know that our goal is to have school whenever possible, but the safety of our children is always our top priority. EACS has missed 13 days of school so far this year. Two days were already made up in February, and one day was waived by the IDOE, leaving 10 days to make up. To that end, at the February 18th Board meeting, the Board of School Trustees approved adding eight (8) days to the end of the school year, and for the month of March, foregoing teacher collaboration days on Wednesdays and adding 30 minutes to the end of each school day thus capturing two more days. By doing this, school will end on Friday, June 6th.
That means, every school day in March, including on Wednesdays, your student will be dismissed ½ hour later than the typical dismissal time for your school. (On Wednesdays, your child will actually be dismissed 1 hour later than normal since teacher collaboration is being suspended during March.)
During the month of March, if there is a 2-hour delay, school will still be dismissed ½ hour later than the typical dismissal time for your school.
Please see the following chart to know what your school's dismissal time will be for the month of March.
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We will continue to keep you updated if any additional changes are needed. Thank you for your understanding and cooperation.
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That's because each 12-ounce bottle of "Canna Cola" will contain 35 to 65 milligrams of THC, the psychoactive ingredient in marijuana.
Considering that the average dose of medical marijuana is about 25 milligrams, it's no surprise there's quite a buzz surrounding the product, which is scheduled to debut in Colorado cannabis collectives in February and cost $10 to $15 per bottle.
The Canna Cola family of beverages (which include the Dr Pepper-like Doc Weed, the lemon-lime Sour Diesel, the grape-flavored Grape Ape and the orange-flavored Orange Kush) is the brainchild of Clay Butler, a commercial artist in Soquel, Calif.
He saw the idea of creating and marketing a marijuana soda as the perfect branding experiment.
"There are a wide range of products available in this category," Butler told AOL News. "Sometimes, you'll buy a cookie with just a laser-printed label that says 'Cookie' with no other information -- you don't know who made it!
"You won't find that with spaghetti sauce or pharmaceuticals. I thought about creating national branding for something that is fragmented and local."
Although Butler says he's never smoked pot in his life, he told the Santa Cruz Sentinel that he loves branding and was intoxicated by the concept of "how Snapple or Coca-Cola or Minute Maid would make a marijuana beverage, if they ever chose to do it."
Although Canna Cola does include marijuana leaves in the logo, Butler believes his rendition -- a leaf made of bubbles to suggest soda pop -- is way more buzz worthy than those of competitors.
The sodas are supposedly more tasteful as well, according to Scott Riddell, the founder of Diavolo Brands, which is marketing Canna Cola.
He says the levels of THC in his line of soft drinks will be substantially below the levels of many drinks now on the market and likens his product to a "light beer" alongside high-proof liquors.
The product will be licensed to local companies in states that allow medical dispensaries.
"We will sell the bottles, the labels and THC-free versions of the soda to local manufacturers, and they will be responsible for making the sodas," Butler said. "That's why the price of purchases varies."
If all goes well, Butler says all 50 states will eventually allow medical marijuana, and this will make Canna Cola attractive to a giant conglomerate like a Coke or a Pepsi, who would rather buy up an existing brand than reinvent the wheel, or the weed.
So far, the reaction from the cannabis community is positive from folks like Jordan Radach, who is an assistant manager at the Dank Bank, a San Diego-based collective, and approves of Butler's branding philosophy.
"I like how they are not marketing in the hippie-dippy way," Radach told AOL News. "Too many companies do that at the expense of the medicinal aspect."
He also approves of the lower THC count.
"There are other cannabis sodas around, but they have higher THC counts, and a heavy after-taste. Basically, they taste like crap," he said. "Like weed in a bottle."
Radach, 21, predicts there will be a demand for the pot-enhanced pop if they taste good.
On the other hand, Steve Bloom, who runs CelebStoner.com, isn't holding his breath that the product will reach the heights of success that Butler desires.
"I think this is a great idea, but it only matters to people who live in the states with dispensaries," Bloom said. "That's Colorado, California and maybe Montana. It can't go nationwide because pot is illegal and probably will be for a while. If it didn't pass in California, it won't in other states."
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IDH1 R132H Point Mutation with Interpretation by Immunohistochemistry
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Hot answers tagged dreams
As far as I know, there is no accepted science to dream interpretation. In fact, there's no science to it at all. Evidence has shown that indeed, dreaming draws material from people, places, and things in our lives, but there's absolutely no scientific data out there (that I'm familiar with) that links dreams to anything meaningful in our actual daily lives.
Antonio, Nielsen and Doneri (1998) provide one assessment of self-reported prevalence of smell in dreams. To quote the abstract (my bolding):
Although numerous studies have investigated the content of
laboratory and home dream reports, surprisingly little is known
about the prevalence of various sensory modes in dreams. 49 men and
115 women ...
I am not aware of any study that specifically addresses dream recall, but there is a growing literature about "memory reconsolidation" or "post-reactivation plasticity", the idea that memory reactivation (recall) can temporarily return a memory to a state of high fragility and susceptibility to interference, after which a process similar to consolidation ...
Lucid dreaming is a practice in buddhism. La Berge (1980) describes in some detail how he learned to dream lucidly, and several authors managed to induce lucid dreams in their test subjects through electrostimulation, food supplements and other means. There are some popular books that claim to teach the skill, some of them written by La Berge.
My answer to the question is yes. I have personally experimented (not voluntarily) conscious dreams a few years ago.To be more precise, I was conscious in dreams but also conscious to dream.
Of course this answer is a testimony, not a scientific proof, of the existence of conscious dream.
But maybe in cognitive science, many serious testimonies constitute a ...
During REM sleep (during which dreams seem to occur), we experience muscular atonia – our muscle can't move. When the region responsible for muscular atonia is impaired, patients seem to live through their dreams. It has been studied in cats by Michel Jouvet.
I believe that this shows that it is reasonable to trust our subjective experience here : we are ...
I will take a stab at this question, because lucid dreaming is somewhat of an area of expertise of mine.
The first thing that you will notice as you explore the lucid dreaming is that the phenomenon is poorly recognized by modern sleep science. There are hundreds of articles that use scientific methods to study sleep disorders, like sleep apneas, restless ...
It has been theorized that it has to do with "visualizing" dreams, but the movements themselves are by virtue of the pattern of electrical activity as the waves travel between the Pons (in the brainstem), Geniculate nuclei (in the thalamus), and Occipital lobe.
From PGO Waves
PGO waves and REM sleep
PGO waves are an integral part of rapid eye ...
The University of Adelaide has a lot of information concerning inconsistent images:
There are also a few of those on this page:
As far as I know, dreams are meaningless information, strung into a story or series of events and interpretation are therefore highly subjective. The theory that I know best is that dreams are a result of memory consolidation during sleep. Of course, this is still controversial.
Memory consolidation is explained (simple version) as follows:
during ...
Also, in Oliver Sack's The Man Who Mistook His For His Wife, the author and famous neurologist reports a case about a man who dreamed he had the olfactory powers of a dog; however, when he awoke, he still retained his heightened sense of smell and furthermore could prove it to the nurses.
Any experience that one has in waking life can be recapitulated ...
It seems that it is still a matter of debate whether animals are capable of mind wandering. For instance, there are a lot of publications about foresight, a future directed instance of mind wandering. Much of it comes from one group, e.g.,
Suddendorf T, Corballis MC. (2007) The evolution of foresight: What is
mental time travel, and is it unique to ...
We could have scientific clinical study of the reports of dreams. Given that the dreams don't relate to specific real world events and often have very bizarre properties there's no reason to believe the report has much to do with what really happened. Therefore, from a clinicians standpoint they're useful in that you're in a relaxed state when they occur ...
I don't think what you're describing is that unusual. I read about dreams and dreaming in Jaak Panksepp's "Affective Neuroscience" some years ago, and here is what I remember:
First, it is not entirely accurate to say that dreams happen only during REM sleep. What is unique to REM dreams is visual imagery. NREM sleep, also called slow wave sleep, also ...
Some of the experiences you are describing (e.g., psychedelic states, daydreaming and sleep) are examples of Altered States of Consciousness. These states may share common features but it is probably not useful to try and reduce them to all being instances of the same phenomenon. Charles Tart wrote extensively on this topic in the 1960s and 1970s and his ...
In some form yes if patient is mesmerized by visual heartbeats, acording to Sciencedaily. Also is connected to someones beliefs. But in my opinion could also be induced by drugs in mices.
So, out of body experience could be umbrella term for more than one phenomenon. Some of them could be caused by hypnotics, some not. I'm not sure if those experiments ...
I was influenced by this lecture. I will jump ahead to the pertinent part:
My interpretation is that there are two general areas in the brain responsible for memory formation: 1) hippocampus and 2) basal ganglia. According to the speaker, a study shows a direct correlation between the amount of ...
EDIT: To address the changed question:
Similar to how mental visualization stimulates the same neurons/blood flow that actually seeing something does, I suspect that brain scans will show similar processing occuring during the dream interaction as occur during real interactions.
The difference is that the brain is creating the entire subjective ...
Dreams and nightmares often relate to thoughts, worries, and concerns that a person has during waking hours. Various theories both describe this phenomena and suggest reasons for this (e.g., activation of memories, memory consolidation, discarding information, working through issues). Thus, it seems plausible that someone with a particular phobia would be ...
If you are searching specific part of the brain, I think that frontal regions of cortex will be an answer(In particular, the dorsolateral prefrontal cortex which was associated with self-focused metacognitive evaluation). But, as it common in real life, becoming aware of dreaming state required coordinated work of different parts of brain.
You can read this ...
Probably just a part of the story, but the locus coeruleus is known to be implied in the wake-sleep cycle.
Furthermore, an experiment on cats demonstrated that removing this structure cause actual (but nonsensical) behaviors replacing normal REM sleep phases: cats have no more REM sleep and instead hunt non-existing rats (or something else who knows).
There is a range of evidence to suggest that our brain processes self-generated visual information in much the same way that we process visual information from the environment.
There is a really great review article by Kosslyn, Ganis, and Thompson (2001) that goes over evidence for activity in modality-specific brain areas during visual, auditory, and motor ...
People often report dreaming about things that they have not experienced in the real world (e.g., monsters, flying, falling off a building).
With our own imagination while awake most people can visualise many things that they have never actually seen. It seems likely that dreams would be at least as flexible as our own imagination.
Videos, stories, ...
I think you need to distinguish dream activity and dream recall. I thought that everyone dreams every night. However, many factors influence whether we recall the dreams.
Thus, I think a more productive search would be to focus on the factors that influence dream recall, and perhaps the prominence of dreams in peoples lives.
I found one older article by ...
I tagged dreams here too because I think that's a prominent characteristic of REM sleep that might help you judge this. If I'm wrong, please remove the tag...but I don't think people remember dreams as often when they wake during non-REM sleep. That might be one cue, though I'm not certain of this.
Another idea off the top of my head would be recording ...
As a matter of fact, this can be possible in the future. There have been "predictions" that within this century we will be able to upload our consciousness into computers, creating an environment where it will actually be like reality.
Now, off of theoretical, as of now it's impossible to do virtual reality. All I can provide you with is a theoretical ...
I had a novel dreaming experience last night that led me to this website. I was having a dream revolving around plastic waste! I think this was recapitulating a discussion my wife and I had recently had about the problems of coping with the changing rules and options for dealing with domestic recycling of plastic. The content of the dream seems trivial and ...
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Mental and Emotional Wellness
Mental and emotional health play a huge role in maintaining overall health and wellness. It is important to be proactive about taking care of your mental health. This could mean anything from finding fun and individualized ways to de-stress to seeking help for stress-related issues that may arise during your time at William and Mary. Departments and groups such as the Counseling Center, Office of Health Education and HOPE (Health Outreach Peer Educators) sponsor many mental-health related events and programs such as weekly relaxation sessions at the Counseling Center, Mental Health Screening Day in the fall semester, or de-stress events year round. Attending events like Mental Health Screening Day, where students can come in for a mental health "check-up" and receive one-on-one feedback from a counselor, is a great way to be sure you are giving adequate attention to your mental well-being and overall health. Keep reading for more information on these great resources.
William and Mary Counseling Center
The Counseling Center offers a range of free professional services to students wanting help with personal concerns. We work with psychological problems, relationship and family issues, academic and personal stress, and crisis situations. Students are initially seen by an individual counselor. Continuing services, if needed, may be offered in the form of individual, couple, family, or group meetings, depending on what best matches the student's need. We also provide consultation to friends, faculty, and parents concerned about a student in distress.
The Office of Health Education (OHE) is committed to enhancing the overall health and wellness of our William & Mary Tribe! The OHE has four focus areas:
- Alcohol and Other Substances
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HOPE (Health Outreach Peer Educators)
HOPE is a group of trained undergraduate students who work to provide our college community with up to date and reliable health information. HOPE works primarily with the Office of Health Education to achieve this goal. In addition to promoting student health on campus through programs and events, HOPE also presents hour long as well as 15 minute programs to groups upon request. The organization is currently divided into four branches, each addressing specific topic areas: Sexual Health, Substance Abuse, Mental Health, and Sexual Assault/Dating Violence. Their various program topics fall within those four main subject areas.
William and Mary's Chapter on Active Minds
Active Minds is the an organization working to utilize the student voice to change the conversation about mental health on college campuses. By developing and supporting chapters of a student-run mental health awareness, education, and advocacy group on campuses, the organization works to increase students' awareness of mental health issues, provide information and resources regarding mental health and mental illness, encourage students to seek help as soon as it is needed, and serve as liaison between students and the mental health community.
Through campus-wide events and national programs, Active Minds aims to remove the stigma that surrounds mental health issues, and create a comfortable environment for an open conversation about mental health issues on campuses throughout North America.
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Just in case there wasn't already enough coolness streaming across television screens this weekend (NBA All-Star Weekend, 2010 Winter Olympics), Nike has decided to make all of our viewing choices even more complicated with a new commercial. It's not supposed to air until tonight... but this is the internet age! Who waits to see commercials on TV nowadays?
This one's called Human Chain, and is meant to showcase the determination and drive that can be found in all great athletes, regardless of sport.
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Tom Watson, a 59-year-old, came within an eight-foot putt of winning the British Open Sunday, which got me thinking…
What other old-timers might be up for making professional comebacks?
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Except for betting my life, I would have wagered anything that Tiger Woods would make the cut at this week's British Open.
Then again, I'm pretty sure I would have done the same thing if you were to tell me 59-year-old Tom Watson would be the tournament's co-leader (-5) after 36 holes.
This means one of two things: either I know very little (quite possible), or the 2009 British Open has some of the most shocking storylines in major history.
In case you missed it, Woods shot a disappointing 71 on Thursday, only to follow it with a hideous 74, including a five-hole stretched he played +7, to miss the cut by a stroke. Watson, a five-time British Open champion but long past his prime, opened with a blistering 65 followed by a rock-solid 70 that featured one long drained putt after another.
So which feat is more unbelievable?
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It's hard to motivate yourself to get out of bed when it's 5:30 in the morning and the weatherman has called for rain all day.
Luckily, I had a little adrenaline flowing through my veins to give me the extra push I needed this past Sunday morning: a ticket to the 2009 U.S. Open Championship!
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Picking Tiger Woods to win a golf tournament is kind of like picking the sun to come up in the morning.
Anyone can do it. Which is why I've decided to go against the grain.
Don't get me wrong, I'm all about Tiger. After watching his thrilling comeback at The Memorial two weeks ago, I'd be surprised if someone not named Eldrick Woods wins this week's U.S. Open at the Bethpage Black Course.
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First impression on unpacking the Q702 test unit was the solid feel and clean, minimalist styling.
The Android army may soon claim Research In Motion's BlackBerry as its first victim in the smartphone war. Between July and September, 44 per cent of new smartphone users in the United States bought a Google Android phone, according to market research firm NPD Group. During the same period, 23 per cent of the users bought an iOS device and 22 per cent purchased a BlackBerry. NPD's report is another sign of Android's growing market power, and RIM's dramatic decline. But the battle for smartphone supremacy is far from over, and it's unclear whether Android can continue its impressive growth.
Android by the Numbers
Android outsold RIM by 2-to-1 and nearly did the same to Apple's iOS during the third quarter. Devices based on Google's smartphone OS increased by 11 per centage points in comparison to the second quarter of 2010, while RIM fell by six points and Apple rose by one, according to NPD.
What is most stunning, however, is NPD's assertion that RIM's market share among new smartphone users in the U.S. fell by 53 per cent when compared with the third quarter of 2009. NPD failed to mention how much Android rose or fell compared with those numbers, but the research firm said Apple's iOS also fell by 21 per cent in that quarter.
Android Isn't the Top Device
Despite Android's growing strength overall, NPD found that Apple's iPhone 4 was the most popular mobile phone purchased by new users. BlackBerry Curve 8500 series devices came in second, followed by the LG Cosmos (an Internet-capable feature phone). The Android-based Motorola Droid X and HTC Evo 4G came in fourth and fifth.
Android's Long and Winding Road
Android has been the top smartphone OS for several quarters, but it isn't growing fast enough to beat out the iPhone and RIM in terms of overall user adoption. The most recent numbers from the Nielsen Company indicate that Android has 19 per cent of all smartphone users in the U.S., while the iPhone has 28 per cent and BlackBerry leads the pack with 30 per cent adoption overall.
But Android's growth may slow in the next few months as new contenders attempt to take a bite out of the smartphone market. Next Monday, nine Windows Phone 7 devices from Microsoft will go on sale, and new smartphones from HP using an updated version of WebOS are expected to hit the market in early 2011.
If the rumors are to be believed, Apple's iPhone may also extend its reach in 2011 by expanding the popular smartphone to other U.S. carriers.
Smartphone Rising
Nielsen reports that during the most recent quarter 41 per cent of new mobile phone buyers in the U.S. opted for a smartphone over a feature phone -- up six percentage points from the previous quarter. If that trend continues, expect to see a lot more competition among smartphone manufacturers in the coming months. The big question, however, may not be whether Android can rise to the top spot. But whether RIM can turn around its declining user adoption rates to remain a viable top 5 smartphone manufacturer against a slew of innovative devices from Apple, Google's numerous Android partners, HP and Microsoft.
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Dr. Oz on Women's Heart Health
Oprah's resident MD, Mehmet Oz, shares his most effective tips for keeping your heart healthy.
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What's the fastest way to age an artery? Subject it to high blood pressure, which will harden it like a garden hose that's been left out in the sun. A range of 120/80 to 130/85 mmHg is considered below the hypertension point, but it's not ideal. In fact, reducing your blood pressure from 130/85 to 115/76 can make your body up to ten years younger. There's no data to show that using drugs to lower blood pressure offers the full youth effect. So for now, you guessed it: Exercise, lose weight, reduce stress. The good news is, the benefits from physical activity are just about instantaneous. |


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Will There Ever Be A Cure For Herpes Simplex
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Herpes Simplex (Cold Sores and Genital Herpes)What Is Herpes? Herpes simplex refers to a group of viruses that infect humans. Like herpes zoster (shingles, see Fact Sheet 509 ), herpes simplex causes painful skin eruptions. Itching and tingling are usually the first signs, followed by a blister that breaks open. The infection stays dormant in nerve cells. This is called "latency." However, it can become active again with no warning. Herpes can be active without symptoms or visible signs....
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Herpes simplex and ARSHi doctor Mark.My question is, 10 days after possible hiv-exposure I felt tired, got a running nose and a little fever (up and down, max. 38,5C)Duration about 12 -14 days.About a week later I got herpes simplex at my mouth.Not severe, and only in...Response from Mark Holodniy, M.D., F.A.C.P., C.I.C.
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Reactivation of herpes infections have been found to occur after many things including sun exposure, infections, stress, other diseases, etc. Thus, this finding is not specific for acute HIV infection....
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$200 Donation For This Simple Question (HERPES SIMPLEX, 2009)Hi Dr Bob, Scott from CA. Umm... how do I start.? Ok here goes.I've a gf for about 6 months now. Before we engage in any kind of unprotected sex, we both had HIV and STDs test about 3 weeks after being together and all came back NEGATIVE. She...Response from Robert J. Frascino, M.D.
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Hi,Assuming everyone is telling the truth about their last tumble between the sheets, yes, your HIV tests would be considered conclusive.I do not believe you are being paranoid about HIV if you are having unprotected sex! There is always the...
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Herpes simplex type I and HIVHello Doctor,Is Herpes simplex Type I a symptom for HIV ? Can it appears after three months of exposure and I have been tested negative after 18 weeks?Does too much of stress cause Herpetic infection recur?Thanks...Response from David A. Reznik, D.D.S.
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Herpes Simplex Type I infections are seen in association with HIV infection, but by themselves are not a sign nor a symptom of seroconversion. Stress has been identified as a factor in recurrent herpetic infections.Take care,DR...
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What's the best way to treat herpes simplex?Dr. Bob, you and your savvy are legendary/heroic! I'm a healthy poz guy, and after 18 years, have a 560 CD4, and VL is undetectable. I also have anal herpes, and would like your take on recent studies on women; findings conclude that control...Response from Robert J. Frascino, M.D.
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Hello Swede in Washington,Although definitive studies in men have yet to be completed, it certainly makes good sense to me! However, I support your doctor's approach! However, I should also note there are some special warnings about use of...
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Hello. I was just curious, what are the odds of finding a cure for HIV/AIDS? If there is a chance, how far off are they from finding a cure? I read on a website of a medicine producing company that they doubt a cure will ever be found because the...
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why no cure? do govts care?
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How come there is no cure and hiv/aids has been around in the public eye now for 20 years? I dont believe for a seconf there is not a cure already. I also believe aids/hiv was started on purpose. In general hiv/aids affects the gay/drug using and...
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For years, parents and school board members in Candia and Hooksett have considered their position relative to Manchester parents disadvantageous. Now, the positions are reversed.
Candia and Hooksett public school students attend Manchester high schools, per a tuition contract. The contract did not give either town a vote on Manchester's Board of School Committee. Parents in both towns often complained that their concerns were not taken seriously by city school officials. They felt taken for granted, marginalized by a multi-year contract that denied them a vote on how the high schools attended by their children were run.
This year, the reversal of fortunes has been dramatic. After Manchester schools laid off more than 100 teachers, some class sizes rose to levels that exceeded state standards. Parents and school officials in Candia and Hooksett said that violated the tuition contract. Many began demanding that Manchester either fix the problem immediately or let them out of the contract. Then something predictable happened.
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This is not needed. Protecting your wifi connection with a password is better and safer.
What? Why? This is weird.
I can see this being useful in some highly-secure companies and locations. It would be good for keeping wifi out, too, if internet access needs to be controlled.
I use wifi when I'm working in the yard. I agree, a good password is a much better answer.
@hzajac13 @txdave13 In a dense urban area I could see some really good applications for this, not necessary to protect your network, but to block out the signal from other networks which can cause some issues due to all of the noise in the spectrum.
Yes, the dense urban area thing. Sure, my wifi is protected, but I can see something like a dozen other WAPs listed. If I put up this wallpaper, it would probably block them out, or at least attenuate the signals a good deal. (It would also help my neighbors, by keeping my wifi signals from interfering with theirs.)
This is an issue in my rowhouse, where I only have neighbors on the sides. The problem is even worse in apartment buildings where you could have neighbors upstairs and downstairs, too.
If you don't need the network outside of your home, how would a password be more secure? An available network that has a password or a network that doesn't exist?
Having a secure network would definitely be an easier, and likely cheaper alternative though. Password protect your network and don't broadcast your SSID.
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TSN has reported that the Dallas Stars have acquired Brendan Morrison of waivers from the Anaheim Ducks.
This is a great pickup for the Dallas Stars who are still looking to find ways to deal with the injuries to Brad Richards and Toby Petersen. Morrison is a classy, hard-working and versatile forward who can play in all aspects of the game. He has the playmaking ability the Stars are missing with Richards out and will be another veteran leader in the locker room.
He is also still recovering from knee surgery that has hampered him all season but has started to play better the past few games. He will count about $650,000 against the cap for the Stars this season so he comes a bit expensive, but it's a much better move than having to trade for a veteran player. Morrison should also fit in well with the players in the locker. He has consistently been the type of guy in his career the Dallas Stars like to have, plus he played with Marty Turco at the University of Michigan.
Morrison will be a UFA this summer, so he is most likely just a temporary player for the Stars this year. But great job to Les Jackson and Brett Hull for finding help for the Stars without having to give up any players, prospects or draft picks, which exactly what the Stars needed to have happen.
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"Election 2000 Enchantment," by Elaine North, is a fun-filled adventure of two young women, who are ballot hand recounters during the Florida election crisis. The young women encounter intrigue, romance, passion, crime, danger and deception as they meet some of the many people from across the country that converge upon Florida due to the derailed presidential election. Exploitation or creativity? You decide.
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NYTimes: "How Bush Took Florida: Mining the Overseas Absentee Vote"
NYTimes: "How Bush Took Florida: Mining the Overseas Absentee Vote"
"Their goal was simple: to count the maximum number of overseas ballots in counties won by Mr. Bush, particularly those with a high concentration of military voters, while seeking to disqualify overseas ballots in counties won by Vice President Al Gore.
A six-month investigation by The New York Times of this chapter in the closest presidential election in American history shows that the Republican effort had a decided impact. Under intense pressure from the Republicans, Florida officials accepted hundreds of overseas absentee ballots that failed to comply with state election laws. "
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"the new director of the Environment Protection Agency, Christine Todd Whitman, has proposed that the Florida ballots be sealed for 10 years. "
"the new director of the Environment Protection Agency, Christine Todd Whitman, has proposed that the Florida ballots be sealed for 10 years. "
Fuck the Christmas ceasefire. While the Anglo-Saxon world stuffs itself comatose, the forces of conservatism are busy mobilising. Yum.
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Supreme Court II: Election Boogaloo.
Programs, getcher programs here! Thanks to the wonders of the Internet, you can get your grubby hands on the
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The Greenwood Position.
The Greenwood Position.
Partisan perhaps, but will Peggy Noonan's latest OpEd in the WSJ be a rallying cry for frustrated conservatives? She offers compelling arguments and solid suggestions for proactive redress. Talk amongst yourselves.
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The end is near (again)
The end is near (again)
Looks like the one Florida county that was actually finding some Gore votes, Miami-Dade, is calling off the recount.
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The "War on Drugs" cost Gore the election.
The "War on Drugs" cost Gore the election.
"In a stroke of divine justice, it turns out he [Gore] might have easily won Florida had it not been for the felony disenfranchisement laws that disproportionately strip the vote from African-American men," said Sanho Tree, director of the drug policy project of the Institute for Policy Studies in Washington. "Let's hope he ponders this long and hard while he waits for the recount."
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Hand count in Palm Beach County agreed upon.
Hand count in Palm Beach County agreed upon.
History in the making.
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Other countries
Other countries
are looking at us and giggling about our democratic process. It's rather enlightening to see what they think, provided the attitude the US newsmedia takes when other countries' elections appear "fixed", "inefficient," or "ineffective."
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Porter Glendinning
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, David McReynolds, the Socialist candidate who had the hole beneath Gore's on the ballot, got no more than 36 votes in any county in Florida except Palm Beach, where he got 302. Seems questionable to me." So we've definitely got a problem with the ballot. Is it do over time yet?
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My vote doesn't count.
My vote doesn't count.
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