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Cyberknife is a type of radiosurgery used to deliver radiation to a specific part of the body. This high-energy x-ray system utilizes a robotic arm to deliver focused beam radiation. While the focused radiation can destroy tumor cells and halt tumor growth, the surrounding tissues have minimal exposure to the radiation, thus sparing them from damage.
When is it used?CyberKnife is useful for both cancerous and noncancerous tumors. While it has been used to treat tumors of the head, neck, breast, lung, pancreas, kidney, liver, and prostate, it can be extremely effective for the treatment of spinal tumors.
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Phoronix: VLC Media Player Reaches Version 1.0
For those of you that use VLC as your media player of choice or those looking for a new media player, head on over to VideoLAN.org as version 1.0.0 of this growingly popular free software application has been released. VLC 1.0.0 has support for live recording, new HD codecs (including Blu-ray and AES3), new formats, new encoders, and many other new features...
Is this in QT4?
yayyy!! What a great software VLC ! And lucky thing they said goodbye to wxwidgets and is now in Qt4!
Care to elaborate on the "Blu-ray" support? I was under the influence that the support was for LPCM and True-HD, not for Blu-ray per se.
Anybody knows about the situation of Lagarith and VLC/ffmpeg? Otherwise congrats. VLC often helped my playing various stuff.
While I personally don't use VLC, I still believe it to be a very important program, and actually the *only* OSS player that's self-standing (i.e. no xine, no MPlayer, no gstreamer dependencies).
Xine isn't cross-platform AFAIK
MPC requires DirectShow codecs
The cross-platform MPlayer experience is a bit more complicated than VLC.
VLC provides a pretty seamless cross-platform experience and is by default built-in with everything needed for playback.


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Chromosomes are structures found in the center (nucleus) of cells that carry long pieces of DNA. DNA is the material that holds genes. It is the building block of the human body.
Chromosomes also contain proteins that help DNA exist in the proper form.
Chromosomes come in pairs. Normally, each cell in the human body has 23 pairs of chromosomes (46 total chromosomes). Half come from the mother; the other half come from the father.
Two of the chromosomes (the X and the Y chromosome) determine if you are born a boy or a girl (your gender). They are called sex chromosomes:
The mother gives an X chromosome to the child. The father may contribute an X or a Y. It is the chromosome from the father that determines if the baby is a girl or a boy.
The remaining chromosomes are called autosomal chromosomes. They are known as chromosome pairs 1 through 22.
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for Anxiety, Bipolar Disorder, Depression, Epilepsy, Migraines, Schizophrenia, & Assorted Other Brain Cooties
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- 1. Breaking News!
- 2. Hey, How'ya Doing?
- 3. You Can Find What You're Looking For!
- 4. The {Whatever Your Co-Pay Is} Dollar Questions
- 4.1 Which antidepressant won't give me a libido-ectomy?
- 4.2 Aren't there a bunch of meds that make you eat everything in sight?
- 4.3 There are some that make you forget what … what was … ?
- 4.4 Yeah, that's the one. Hey
- 4.5 What will make The Crazy stop right the hell now so I don't hurt myself or anyone else?
- 4.6 Don't those make you fat?
- 4.7 Is there an AED that will make the brain cancer seizures go away, and maybe, you know, if it's not too hard, make the brain cancer go away too?
- 4.8 Really? I was just kidding about the brain cancer.
- 5. What We're All About
1. Breaking News!
Crazymeds is for sale. The domains, the wiki, the forum, everything.
My health has gone seriously sideways and I am forced to return to an urban environment (first choice: Seattle area1). Topamax has suddenly pooped-out as far as my epilepsy is concerned2. When (and if) I find another AED to get the seizures back under control, there's no guarantee for full control of the symptoms, and tachyphylaxis (poop-out) is to be expected. As it is now it's becoming increasingly dangerous for me to drive, cook, and deal with other stuff, so I can't live 15 miles from a grocery store and a pharmacy, 75 miles from a shrink, and 125 miles from a neurologist with EEG equipment that works consistently.
Interested parties should see the recently updated stats page and, if you think you can make a go of it, the contact page for information on reaching me.
2. Hey, How'ya Doing?
Welcome to Crazymeds, where we try to explain more about psychiatric and neurological medications than the WebMD family3 and any other site that offers "FDA-approved" information. Instead of reformatted, but otherwise word-for-word copies of the same patient information literature (PIL) and prescribing information / package inserts (PI) that often are supposed to come with your meds4, Crazymeds is where you can learn what's good, what's bad, what's interesting, and what's plain weird and funny about the medications used to treat depression, bipolar disorder, schizophrenia, epilepsy, migraines, anxiety, neuropathic pain, or whatever psychiatric and/or neurological conditions you might have. We give you details other sites don't, ones that are really helpful for you to work with your doctor(s) to find the right treatment options. Things like:
- How likely a med will work to treat what you have.
- When will it start to work.
- What its pros and cons are.
- How long side effects stick around
- and what, if anything, can be done about them.
3. You Can Find What You're Looking For!
If you know the name of the medication(s) you're looking for, you'll probably want our list of drugs by names and class/category. There's also our much larger list of all the meds we know about to treat various conditions, including all the brand/trade names we can find for every med in every country in which each is available. We also have the drugs sorted into broad categories with lots of overlapping memberships:
- Antidepressants, like Celexa and Effexor, for the treatment of depression (duh), anxiety, and other conditions.
- Mood Stabilizers, such as Lamictal and Seroquel, for the treatment of bipolar disorder.
- Antiepileptic drugs (AEDs), also known as anticonvulsants, which are used to treat one or more of epilepsy, bipolar disorder, and migraines. Depakote and Stavzor even have FDA approval to treat all three.
- Antipsychotics, such as Invega and Abilify, to treat schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, and depression.
- Anxiolytics - in English: drugs to treat anxiety and the alphabet soup of anxiety spectrum disorders like GAD, PTSD and OCD. These are mostly SSRIs like Lexapro, as well as benzodiazepines and a few specifically non-benzodiazepine anxiolytic drugs like BuSpar.
- Benzodiazepines like Valium (diazepam) and Xanax (alprazolam), which are used to treat anxiety, epilepsy, sleep disorders and more.
- Medications for Headaches and Neuropathic Pain, which are primarily AEDs like Topamax and Neurontin, and some antidepressants, like Cymbalta.
- "Headache" usually, but does not always mean "migraine." Like every condition discussed on this site, officially or unofficially, headaches are a spectrum disorder.
- Neuropathic pain is a catch-all term for specific conditions such as trigeminal neuralgia (sometimes misdiagnosed as migraines) to chronic idiopathic pain.
- Medications for Adult ADD/ADHD. Mostly stimulants like Adderall, but also non-stimulant medications like Strattera.
- Medications for Sleep Disorders include stimulants, benzodiazepines, and non-benzodiazepine hypnotics like Ambien.
- Stimulants, such as Adderall and Provigil (modafinil), to treat the above-mentioned Adult ADD/ADHD5, sleep disorders like narcolepsy, as well as other conditions.
Mentally Interesting | Medicated For Your Protection | I Forgot Why I Cake Topamax | Depression Sucks! |
4. The {Whatever Your Co-Pay Is} Dollar Questions
Too many of us are overwhelmed by our lives in general, and not just our medical conditions. We often get nothing more than 15-minute appointments with overworked doctors or nurse-practitioners, so we need all the help we can get. We need to talk to our prescribers about the best medication6 to treat our conditions, and not the most profitable and/or cheapest ones7. OK, in reality "best" usually translates to "least bad," but you get the idea. We need answers to questions that we probably don't get a chance to ask, such as:
Q Which antidepressant won't give me a libido-ectomy?
Wellbutrin (bupropion) is not only the least likely cause that sort of problem, it can even help if your libido isn't all that you think it's supposed to be in the first place. But you don't want to take it if anxiety is part of the problem. SSRIs in general, and Paxil in particular, are what you want to avoid if you've had problems in that area, but are the best meds to treat the depression & anxiety combination. SNRIs like Pristiq and Cymbalta can be just as bad for men, and almost as bad for women when it comes to killing libido, but really great when it comes to making depression go away. And for some women they can also help with their sexual response.
Q Aren't there a bunch of meds that make you eat everything in sight?
Yes. Zyprexa (olanzapine), Seroquel (quetiapine), and Remeron (mirtazapine) are the worst. With Remeron you'll want to eat anything that looks, smells, or sounds like the name for a doughnut.
Q There are some that make you forget what … what was … ?
You're already taking Topamax (topiramate), aren't you?
Q Yeah, that's the one. Hey! How did you know I was taking Topamax?
Because sometimes I forget why I cake Topamax.
Q What will make The Crazy stop right the hell now so I don't hurt myself or anyone else?
Zyprexa (olanzapine), maybe Depakote (divalproex sodium). Maybe both if you're so manic you think you're Jesus and have already written a 200-page book outlining your plan for the New Millennium.
Does that matter if you kill yourself next week? Once you calm the hell down you and your doctor can figure out the best long-term solution.
Q Is there an AED that will make the brain cancer seizures go away, and maybe, you know, if it's not too hard, make the brain cancer go away too?
Keppra (levetiracetam)
Q Really? I was just kidding about the brain cancer.
Really. Keppra can help chemo kill cancer. These meds are a lot better for you than most people think.
Don't worry about actually buying one. Windows shop and share the designs you'd like to buy or find worthy of ridicule. What else are you doing now? Working? Sure you are.
5. What We're All About
5.1 You, Our Target Demographic
Crazymeds is the site for the obsessed and depressed, the manic and the panicked, the schizophrenic and epileptic, the migraineurs and bipolar, those with GAD, SAD, OCD, PTSD, in pain or have an otherwise non-standard brain8. If you have any specific questions about a drug that wasn't answered on its page, couldn't find the drug you're interested in, or want some help in figuring out which medication is the right one for you, then visit Crazy Talk: Our forum for the mentally interesting. We aren't doctors or anything, and we don't diagnose, but we have more experience than we ever wanted when it comes to brain cooties and the crazy meds used to treat them. We're all about helping each other know what the drugs can and cannot do, what they are likely to do for us and to us, and work with our doctors to make the best, or least bad, choice in medication(s) as quickly as possible.
If you're unsure if you should be taking drugs to treat your condition(s) in the first place, see our all-purpose are you messed-up enough to need medication test.
5.2 Do the Math
If you do need to take medication the math is really simple: which sucks less? Taking an imperfect medication that controls the symptoms of a condition that puts your life somewhere in the spectrum of "barely tolerable" to "dear God please kill me now;" or trying to get through life with that same condition which will keep getting worse the longer you go without treating it. A lot of these meds suck donkey dong, but you know what? When you're mentally ill, and/or have some neurological problem like epilepsy or migraines, and you're not taking any medications, or not taking the right medications, it sucks syphilitic donkey dong while a red-hot poker is being jammed up your ass.
You don't think it's that bad? That's because you're reading this site, which is on the Internet. Which means you have access to the resources needed to read it. Have you ever been homeless and crazy? I have. Twice. Have you ever been in a locked ward of a psychiatric hospital? I have. Before Medicare Part D-for-Defraud existed, which was also when all the meds I took were available only as brand, I ran up so much credit card debt paying for them I had to sell my house. But I was lucky, because:
- I had a house to sell. Most of the mentally interesting don't.
- I also had credit cards, as do many of my fellow bipolar types do. And we often run them to the limit. At least I didn't buy anything stupid.9
- I sold my house in 2004, so I got out of the real estate pyramid scheme before it all came crashing down on everybody.
And my experiences are nothing compared with the lives of people I saw around me. I'm a fucking poseur when it comes to the syphilitic donkey dong and red-hot poker meeting each other in my stomach. I may no longer be able to hold down a job, a relationship, or be moderately functional for wildly variable lengths of time, but I don't live in a constant state of fear inside of a cardboard box10.
So, if you really need meds and aren't taking them, or taking them sporadically, or if you're taking completely inappropriate medications, then you had better get ready. Falling into the abyss happens faster than you can imagine.
And it's no picnic if you're taking neurological / psychiatric medications when you shouldn't be taking any at all.
5.3 No Meds May or May Not be Good Meds
Things like mental illness, crippling neuropathy, epilepsy, and frequent, blinding migraines can't be dealt with by gentle hugs, prayer and pretty angels, or the fad diet of the week with a basket full of overpriced supplements. Like a lot of aspects of life where you have to make a decision between two options, your only choice is to figure out which one is going to suck less.
We recognize that there are legitimate, and highly successful ways to treat serious neurological and psychiatric conditions that don't involve medication. Lifestyle changes can do wonders for preventing migraines. Talk therapy is one of the best ways to handle depression, PTSD, and other conditions. Specific types of prescription iron supplements are all some people need for restless leg syndrome (RLS). These and other non-medication, but still non-placebo treatments, are all a lot of people need. If you think they might work for you, that's great. Crazymeds is by and for people whose conditions respond only, or primarily to prescription medications.
Medicine Is The Best Medicine | Vaccines Cause Immunity | Mental Illness is NOT Contagious | Medicated For Your Protection |
5.4 Invisible Illnesses Revealed!
Once upon a time these conditions were totally invisible and everyone thought we were making it up as an excuse to avoid whatever we had to do. Now they are visible, more-or-less, thanks to the MRI and scans like CT, SPECT and PET, and various flavors of EEG. Eventually there will be accurate and affordable genetic tests, although that could do as much harm as good. There are also measurable differences in the brains of people who have various conditions vs. those who have none. They are the most obvious in those with bipolar disorder or schizophrenia. We're almost at the point of being able to identify with really good certainty that someone has bipolar or schizophrenia (but usually cannot distinguish between them) based upon the physical characteristics of their brain while they're still alive. Although there will always be people11 who think we're faking it, or that we can simply "get over it." If it were as simple as spraying WD-40 up our noses, wrapping our heads in duct tape instead of tinfoil, and walking it off, don't they think we'd try that12?
To resurrect my old analogy, these are physical conditions like a broken leg. The above tests are like x-rays, although currently they are extremely expensive aren't always worth the cost. Regardless, you get your diagnosis and your meds are your cast and crutches. If your leg is totally hosed, your meds are like a cane and the pins they need to implant, both of which you'll probably need to have for a very long time, if not permanently. And just as you need to explain the cane you need to help you walk and the pins when you go through metal detectors or get an MRI, so too must you explain your condition and meds at certain times in your life.
We deal with the cerebral equivalent of broken legs: physical conditions, not purely psychological ones13, that are treated with physical methods: drugs, surgery, or, as much as this sounds like a quack "cure," electromagnetism.
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1 Seattle offers the best combination of latitude - being as far north as I am has helped a hell of a lot in lessening the frequency and intensity of seasonally-triggered mood-swings - medical infrastructure (enough psychiatrists and neurologists), ability to get the sort of food I can eat and other stuff delivered to me, and ease of getting me delivered to doctors and wherever else I need to go.
2 That is the nature of the type of epilepsy I have, and has nothing to do with how effective Topamax usually is. It still works great as an add-on for my bipolar.
3 WebMD owns eMedicineHealth, RxList, Medscape, MedicineNet, and theheart.org.
4 If you didn't get that information with your meds, we have it. You can also get it from the drug's official website - which we link to - the U.S. National Institutes of Health's collection of patient information literature at http://www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/druginformation.html , and their direct-from-the-FDA package inserts (AKA "FDA-approved information") at http://dailymed.nlm.nih.gov/dailymed/about.cfm .
At least Drugs.com, while they get a most of their content about individual drugs from the PI and PIL, also gets and presents info from other sources. Eventually put up stuff we've had since 2004, like trade names and availability outside of the US, and popular off-label uses. Like most sites they had drug ratings long before I did. They also have the best drug-whatever interaction checker since AIDSmeds took theirs off the air and generally the best pill identifier I've seen. And they go overboard with a lot of their HONcode requirements like I do. If you can't find what you're looking for here, go there.
5 Note how I've emphasized the word ADULT. Crazymeds deals with adults. Other than listing a medication's pediatric approvals, warnings about not prescribing a med to kids, and reminding some people how lucky they are to not have children with specific forms of neurological or psychiatric disorders, we don't deal with children. We especially do not deal with kids on the Crazy Talk forum. Parents: you'll need to go elsewhere. I don't have the emotional stamina to help you.
6 Or legitimate non-drug therapies such as the vagal nerve stimulator (VNS) or transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS).
7 Although sometimes the latest and most profitable drug is the one you need, and it can be a fight with the insurance company to pay for it. And sometimes something old a cheap will work best for you, and not the new and shiny med your doctor suggests because the pharm rep just left a cabinet full of samples.
8 Or anything else treated with the medications covered on this site, e.g. plumbing problems like IBS, ED, PE, and incontinence. If you don't know what the first three stand for it would be TMI in any event. So JFGI if you really must know.
9 Unless you consider meds with slim-to-none odds of working stupid. But Mouse was quickly running out of options, and slim-to-none was better than giving up. About twenty years before that, and soon before I was diagnosed as bipolar, I bought fifty acres of undeveloped land in Australia. Take it from me, that sort of thing won't save a shaky marriage.
10 OK, I would be living in constant fear of winding up in a cardboard condo if I weren't living in a house I own outright, thanks to cashing out of the real estate pyramid early. But it means I'm stuck in my fucked-up, ramshackle, glorified Unabomber shack until I have the cash to buy a new place to live. Which isn't going to happen unless I win the lotto. Which I don't play.
11 All too often they're family members or employers.
12 Please don't try that. The combination of WD-40 and duct tape can fix a lot of things, but not brain cooties.
13 Some things, like PTSD, are in a gray area. You aren't born with PTSD - in spite of what some scam artists say - but some people are much more prone to it than others. And repeated psychological trauma causes physical changes to the brain. Borderline personality disorder is another. We just don't discuss personality disorders as a primary condition on the forum for numerous reasons.
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2 Remember kids, Microsloth operating systems are like TOS Star Trek movies with in that every other one sucks way, way more. With TOS Star Trek movies you don't want to bother watching the odd-numbered ones. With Microsloth OS you don't want to buy and install the even-numbered ones. Anyone who remembers ME and Vista knows what I mean.
3 Have I mentioned how open source operating systems for commercial applications is one of the dumbest ideas in the history of dumb ideas?* I don't even need my big-ass rant any more. Heartbleed has made my case for me. And that's just the one that got all the media attention. The very nature of an open source operating system makes security as much of an illusion of anonymity. Before you flip out too much: the domain Crazymeds is hosted on uses a version of SSL that is not affected by the Heartbleed bug. That's one of the many reasons why I pay a lot of money and keep this site on Lunarpages.
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It's gmv because the doggie looks like a scottie.
They do that. Maybe not while looking quite as dapper, but still. I gave him spats because I had to, not because I wanted to. Halftones didn't come out quite as clean, but I worked on this one late at night so my brainmeats weren't functioning at max capacity. This is why I generally don't submit two images, but I was feeling adventurous. Ah well, I think he's cute. I should start using thicker lines, but I'm used to thin ones for general illustration purposes. Pesky unspoken rules for designing images meant to be worn on one's chest. Five colors on olive.
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This. Maybe have him looking back (forward) over his shoulder. Otherwise... love.
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An 8-year-old boy with cancer becomes an official BMX pro thanks to the people behind the 'Anything Can Be' project: a non-profit organization that takes brings to life the imaginations of children with cancer through photography.
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The dregs from a rum barrel.
"I got sloshed from drinking the dunder." Hince the phrase, "He's a dunderhead."
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Dunder is a combination of the words dirty underwear.
"make sure to wash your dunders" "Dunderwear, clothes for the working man" "Dunderwear soft enoughf for a mans buttox, toughf enough to handle the swamp ass of a working man"
de Heyballookey2
22 octobre 2008
An alias for double underscore, "__". Specially useful in the Python computer language, in which names like "__init__" are common. Coined as a speech shorthand.
Eric: So the problem is initdata? (the method initdata() )
John: Nope, dunder init dunder is where things start to go wrong... (__init__)
John: Nope, dunder init dunder is where things start to go wrong... (__init__)
de ajaksu
22 mai 2006
A person who is utterly useless and incoherent. The IQ of this person almost always matches, or is close to, that of an average person's shoe size.
Dunder was unable to click the cube because his bandage was in the way.
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28 juin 2007
Another word for drunk, or just really intoxicated.
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Please only one resource per answer and let the votes decide which are the best!
What are really helpful math resources out there on the web? Please don't only post a link but a short description of what it does and why it is helpful. Please only one resource per answer and let the votes decide which are the best! |
I have learned a lot of mathematics while reading Wikipedia. Allowing a wide audience to contribute to articles seems to work out well in the case of mathematics. |
I occasionally find mathoverflow.net rather helpful. In particular, there's a good list of answers to your specific question here. |
I use http://arxiv.org/ all the time. Researchers post their articles here, so it is a great way to see if anyone have already a proof or an idea on something. Some people regularly access it through
For enumerative combinatorics, it's hard to beat Sloane's Online Encyclopedia of Integer Sequences. It is what it says on the tin. A huge list of integer sequences, with references, links, formulas, and comments. |
Mathscinet, which contains summaries and reviews of published research papers. It's very useful when you want to get an idea of a paper without having to read it, and contains almost every paper ever published. |
Everything by John Baez. In particular This Week's Finds in Mathematical Physics, the n-Category Cafe, and the n-Lab. He has an amazing ability to make even the most esoteric topics seem obvious and inevitable. |
contains a lot of useful advice for people at various stages in their careers. In addition it contains a lot of discussions and explanations of the math that I find interesting. |
http://jmilne.org has lots of systematic, well-written courses. |
Detexify is a quick and easy way to find the name of a LaTeX symbol. |
Allows you to search for research articles. Gives you direct links to all online versions of the article it can find. Strenghts include that it can often give you direct links to files hidden on obscure (non-arXiv) preprint servers or personal webpages, and if you sit on a computer with access to ScienceDirect, Springerlink etc, you get direct links to these artices, via your university library. Weaknesses include lots of errors due to the reliance on their "intelligent" search engine rather than correct metadata from publishers, but this is likely to improve over time. To find what you really are looking for use the author tag, for example "infinite loop author:May" etc. |
If you haven't figured this out already, you can read large portions of textbooks before you buy them to decide if they're what you need. (If you actually want free books, there's a separate question that addresses that.) |
Don't forget http://gigapedia.com/ for tons of e-books. |
The open source software package SAGE at sagemath.org can calculate, well, almost anything you want. The mission of the SAGE group is: Creating a viable free open source alternative to Magma, Maple, Mathematica and Matlab. The most useful resource online is www.sagenb.org, where one can log in and use SAGE online, without having to install any software. |
The nLab is an excellent resource, often containing more detail, explanation, and discussion than wikipedia, along with much more specialized and contemporary topics. (nLab was mentioned in the answer by Justin Hilburn, but it was listed there after other resources, and I think people scanning under the one-resource-per-answer dictum will miss it.) |
MathOnlineRecently launched by Andrea Ferretti Here one can collect lecture notes, survey articles, books and so on. All the material can be organized and searched by author, topic, language, level and so on. Registered users can add new books, add tags, write reviews, vote, keep a list of the favorite books and see other people's profiles. |
I am surprised nobody yet have put pointers to books and papers. For older stuff you can find a lot at Gottingen Digital Library, Numdam and JSTOR. |
Unfortunately Library Genesis is down and has been down for some time now, so I'm taking the liberty of editing this answer. A working site that is similarly useful is libgen.info and someone has collated a blog of links here. Original answer follows: At the Library Gensis or the translated version here, you can browse and download as many high-quality and modern Mathematics books, surveys, etc as you wish. This i-resource must be on every mathematician's i-shelf. Here is some list: 599 books on Number Theory; 303 books on Complex Analysis; 325 books on Algebraic Geometry; 588 books on Partial Differential Equations; 97 books on Abstract Algebra; 107 books on Commutative Algebra; 181 books on Harmonic Analysis; 133 books on Fourier Analysis; 349 books on Functional Analysis; 356 books on Differential Geometry; 88 books on Riemannian Geometry; 783 books on Topology; 286 books on Combinatorics; 323 books on Graph Theory. This is enough for illustration. You will find more, enough to get you in a downloading craze! |
Sloane's OEIS has already been mentioned. A similarly useful site is ISC, Simon Plouffe's Inverse Symbolic Calculator. Here you enter the decimal expansion of a number to as many places as you know, and the search engine makes suggestions of symbolic expressions that the expansion might be derived from. The answer might involve pi, e, Sometimes, it becomes difficult to calculate symbolically. Therefore, you can proceed numerically instead, and hope to recover the exact symbolic solution at the end, using ISC: sometimes proving that an answer is correct can be easier than calculating, or discovering, it in the first place. It can also be useful for discovering simplifications of nested radicals, for example. |
The Tricki Quoting the site: "Welcome to a brand new Wiki-style site that is intended to develop into a large store of useful mathematical problem-solving techniques. Some of these techniques will be very general, while others will concern particular subareas of mathematics. All of them will be techniques that are used regularly by mathematical problem-solvers, at every level of experience." |
Very good articles with lots of references! (never mind the .de, it's in English!) |
Free downloadable (and streaming) video lectures from the Institute for Advanced Study at Princeton: http://video.ias.edu/ Not exactly a resource, but a great way to listen to talks given by experts on the latest results in Computer Science and Math. |
Mostly for the student, including high school. But has more advanced forums, too. Latex easily used. |
I'm just adding Wolfram Alpha to the fray so it can be voted on like other suggestions. For people who haven't heard of it, it's an online computational engine. |
Zentralblatt-MATH MathSciNet has been listed above, but I didn't see Zentralblatt-Math. It does much the same thing as MathSciNet, although it has in fact been doing it far longer. Most papers get reviewed on both databases, and this redundancy if often very useful (although people frquently argue about whether or not we really need both nowadays - there have been many long discussions about this in various places). Unfortunately, many students these days seem not to be aware of Zentralblatt. It is definitely a useful resource and if your institution pays for a subscription then it is certainly worth knowing about it and using it. |
http://wiki.henryfarrell.net/wiki/index.php/Mathematics/Statistics Large list of math blogs. Highly recommended in particular are Terence Tao's and Tim Gowers'. |
David Ben-Zvi takes electronic notes on the talks he attends and posts them publicly. This can often be the best source of information for a subject which has not yet been written down. |
http://maths.dept.shef.ac.uk/magic/index.php Apparently UK has been building a depository/interactive system for graduate math courses. Click on "courses" to access archives. Many have lecture notes and other materials. I found this recently. Have not actually personally used it, but potentially very useful. |
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I've checked. I don't even know how to change the title of threads I've started
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while rare, occasionally i will quote somebody else's post that i found interesting but not in the usual way.
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I for one have gotten many a chuckle from this thread
Iceback wrote:I for one have gotten many a ****kle from this thread
dontwantaname wrote:Ain't worth it to me to "do it" in the house anymore.
dontwantaname wrote:I rather [expletive deleted] than clean the bathroom.
KtCallista wrote:The dog just had to accept the hose.
comment: poor doggy.
Yeah, no1 hates this thread. You can tell.
dontwantaname wrote:Yeah, no1 hates this thread. You can tell.
no1 wrote:i think ...leno's ... almost as tiresome as the "random quotes" thread!
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dontwantaname wrote:Gee I would have taken a picture of my little box if I knew it was going away.
dontwantaname wrote:I don't know how to post
an actual quote. as all the quotes posted in this thread should be.
ThunderThighs wrote:That's pretty normal.
an actual reply to above quote.
no1 wrote:an actual reply to above quote.
//smack an actual smack as a reply to above post
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Mr1, you need the ENTIRE POST with all the words.
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i don't think professional journalists are required to show the text of entire speeches, they quote short excerpts.
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Glow in the dark.
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M. Kate WestChester Editor8/20/2010The Almanor Basin Tea Party Patriots held its first official meeting Sunday, July 18, in the Chester residence of Todd and Tracy DuBord.
Since that time, members of the steering committee have stepped forward to introduce the organization to the community. They will host their first public meeting Friday, Aug. 27, starting at 6 p.m. in the Chester Elementary School gymnasium.
"This is a totally nonpartisan movement. It doesn't matter if you're conservative, liberal, a Democrat, Independent, Republican or simply a concerned citizen," said committee member Fay Almond.
She said the purpose of the meeting is to come together and become informed about local, state and federal government issues.
"It is not our intent to suggest how you should vote," she added.
"We came together because we're sick of the government, sick of the oppression, the way government is overburdening us with taxes and taking away our freedoms. We don't feel the government is by the people anymore; it's by the federal government," said Tracy DuBord.
She added, "We wanted to create a forum for education for people who are like us and frustrated because they don't know what to do."
"We want to help them by facilitating how we can work together to help restore the country our Founding Fathers created," she added.
DuBord said that in hosting an informational meeting, the local Tea Party effort could gauge community interest.
"We want to do it together because we believe numbers are heard," DuBord said.
Rob Maple spoke to the heart of the movement. "We want to educate people about our constitution, history and laws." He also said it was approximately 30 days ago that a number of residents began to come together and talk about forming a local effort.
"We are very concerned about the way our government has drifted away from what was envisioned by the founders," Maple said.
Members of the committee agreed about the importance of presenting a united front and said they do want to connect with other groups on the big issues as a way for their voices to be heard in the government.
They also said they are very aware the Plumas County Patriots group meets in Graeagle.
They said the distance from the Almanor Basin to Graeagle and other Tea Party locations was another reason for forming the local group.
"Our community is unique and has its own view," Maple added.
The Almanor group plans to form a variety of action groups to monitor local, state and federal issues. The committee envisions one of the action groups will be all about education.
"The historical, constitutional history of Founding Fathers will all fall under education. Proposition 8, the Contract from America and a review of its congressional signers may become a group," DuBord said.
As to what the community can expect at the informational meeting, Maple said, "We will be discussing and soliciting suggestions as to what type of action groups should be formed and who the community would like to hear as future guest speakers."
The members also plan to talk about what they plan to do with future meetings
Maple will act as facilitator for the steering committee and will also be the face of the local movement.
Persons interested in attending the meetings should go to almanorteaparty.webs.com for more information.


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