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Dirac's Difference Equation and the Physics of Finite Differences
Advances in Imaging and Electron Physics (Book 154)In this volume, the authors extend the calculus of finite differences to Dirac's equation. They obtain solutions for particles with negative mass that are completely equivalent to the solutions with positive mass. In addition, they obtain solutions for nuclear distances of the order of 10-13m and less rather than for the usual atomic distances. They report a number of other deviations from the
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Calculus of Finite Differences in Quantum Electrodynamics
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R&B Comedy: 10 Most Ridiculous R. Kelly Jams
Most people won't admit to liking R. Kelly in 2013 for obvious reasons but they still play his classics on the lowest of lows when no one's around. Say what you want about the 8th grader-loving sicko (allegedly), he's an R&B legend responsible for pure audio comedy. Whether it's intentional or not, we'll never know (or care).
Here are the ten most ridiculous R. Kelly jams. Take a look.
"Real Talk" –
The combination of Kellz being dead serious and the lyrics being completely ridiculous make this record hilarious. At some point, you expect him to burst into uncontrollable laughter but he never does.
"Thoia Thong" –
Neither Google nor God know what "Thoia Thong" means. In 2013, it's one of R&B's greatest unsolved mysteries.
"Feelin' on yo Booty" –
Kellz went from "playas wanna play, ballers wanna ball, rollers wanna roll" to "put your arms around me, I'm feelin' on your booty" to laughter while the record faded to black. He knew.
"You Remind Me of Something" –
"You remind me of something…I just don't know what it is." So, you chose to compare her to a jeep, Kellz?
"Ignition" –
You really have to be a stone-cold creep to whisper "let me stick my key in your ignition, baby" in a chick's ear. And if you did, we doubt you'd ever see her nekkid.
"In the Kitchen" –
Kellz compared a woman to a jeep, offered to stick his key in her ignition and now wants to make love on the kitchen counter, by the butter rolls? Kellz gotta be the creepiest creep of all R&B creeps.
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Upon the Death of Irvin Kershner, a Look Back at Bobbie Wygant's Empire Strikes Back Review
Bobbie Wygant reviews The Empire Strikes Back from Atombomb.tv on Vimeo.
I went to The Bobbie Wygant Archive first thing this morning hoping to find an interview with the now-late, great Leslie Nielsen; no such luck, sadly. At which point news broke that Irvin Kershner had died -- and right there, from May 1980, was Wygant's review of The Empire Strikes Back, which Kersh directed. Turns out, Bobbie didn't much care for the ending.
Kershner, of course, also directed Robocop 2 -- which moved to Houston for production after Paul Verhoeven shot the first film here. I wondered, for the first time: Why? Said producer Jon Davison in this interview: Dallas city officials "very reticent to close down streets for us or let us do our pyrotechnics. They were just not helpful when it came to our action sequences. Houston promised us a lot of assistance, and they came through. They were enormously cooperative, letting us do things that would have been very difficult to do elsewhere." Davison also co-produced Airplane, starring, of course, Leslie Nielsen. The circle is now complete.
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Three New Hamphsire school districts are splitting a $9.75 million federal grant that will improve mental health services in their educational facilities. The five-year grant, which begins this fall, is being provided by the Office of Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration to implement Project AWARE (Advancing Wellness and Resilience in Education). Schools in Berlin, Franklin and School Administrative Unit #7 (Colebrook, Stewartstown and Pittsburg) are participating in the program. This project has two major components, according to Mary Steady, M.Ed., administrator of Safe Schools Healthy Students, an office of the New Hampshire Department of Education. The first component [More]
Kennedy Forum updates mental health
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On February 3, the Kennedy Forum presented a live webcast in collaboration with the Morehouse School of Medicine (MSM) to announce the launch of the Kennedy Center for Mental Health Policy and Research at MSM's Satcher Health Leadership Institute. The webcast featured former U.S. Representative Patrick J. Kennedy and former Surgeon General David Satcher, M.D., who released new public opinion research on the state of mental health across the nation and also reported how the Center plans to advance an agenda for "real, achievable change." Care for physical and mental health continues to operate in silos in spite of the [More]
Psychologist examines 'Childhood Emotional Neglect'
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Is there an unseen epidemic in our society? Jonice Webb, Ph.D., a clinical psychologist with a private practice in Lexington, Mass., believes there is. In practice for more than 20 years, Webb started to recognize that many of her clients were suffering from a particular set of struggles, a sense of being on the outside, being less happy than they should be or of feeling empty inside. These were struggles that did not stem from any specific trauma or diagnosable psychological condition. Webb found that, for each of these people, it was not so much as an event or troubling [More]
The psychology of romantic relationships
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Consider all the songs, poems, magazine articles and novels that focus on romance and it would appear that nearly everyone is looking for love. Sometimes finding Mr. or Ms. Right may be relatively easy, but establishing a romantic relationship typically involves some distinct behavioral patterns and maintaining that relationship requires nurturing. "When trying to form a relationship, you are on your best behavior," said Margaret S. Clark, Ph.D., professor of psychology at Yale University, adding that three processes are important to relationship initiation: strategic self-presentation, partner evaluation and self-protection. "You must present yourself to a partner in a manner that [More]
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The Riverview Psychiatric Center in Augusta, Maine, last year became the Riverview Psychiatric Recovery Center, an indication of the state-run mental hospital's commitment to regaining the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) accreditation it lost in 2013 – and the $20 million in federal funding that went with it. Gone are the correctional officers whose use of stun guns on patients contributed to deficiencies cited by federal inspectors who de-certified the hospital. Inspectors also found problems with patient care and a lack of staff training. The 92-bed facility is slowly recovering from negative news reports about patients attacking mental [More]
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NAMI report tracks investment in mental health
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The tragic Newtown, Conn. shootings in 2013 turned the spotlight on mental health issues and prompted attempts to rebuild the system with additional funding and initiatives. But that upsurge did not continue in 2014, according to a report by the National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI). The report, entitled, "State Mental Health Legislation 2014," showed that 29 states and the District of Columbia increased funding for services last year but all states are still struggling to recover from budget cuts from 2009-2012. Lead author Sita Diehl, MSSW, NAMI's state policy and advocacy director, said that the gains made surrounding certain [More]
Prison population in R.I. largely comprised of mentally ill people
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APA consumer guide promotes parity awareness
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Four percent of Americans know there is a federal mental health parity law that requires insurance coverage of services for mental health and substance use disorders comparable to physical health coverage. Such low public awareness measured in an online survey commissioned last year by the American Psychological Association has prompted efforts to educate consumers and policymakers about the existence of the Paul Wellstone and Pete Domenici Mental Health Parity and Addiction Equity Act. Passed in 2008 and taking effect Jan. 1, 2011, the mental health parity law prohibits annual limits on sessions and higher co-pays or deductibles for treatment of [More]


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wooow cant believe you did this set on your phone sweetie, its so perfect and so pretty ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
@wendyfer love this!
Isn't that always how it goes? The whole set comes together really nicely but then you get "stuck" on one thing and spend 3 hours searching for the perfect shoe or bag or something!. The floral loafers would've been nice, but I think you made the right choice - I think those white pumps look perfect! I've lost 2 sets lately too... I didn't realize Polyvore might be having problems - I just automatically blamed my computer!
@elske88 @coolmommy44. Much much thanks. @lisa-arnold-holden you cray cray girl. Lol. Thanks very much. I don't know what's going on with polyvore but its the second time in a week that it has either not saved or lost an outfit. It sucks I hate it when it happens. I'm glad it wasn't go e since I worked so long on it. I musta tried a hundred different shoes then couldn't decide between this one and a floral loafer - that took forever too. Had the jeans and too picked out with the pic frm the get go
Beautiful outfit! Beautiful set! I can't believe you did it on your phone! Heck...I'm so spoiled by the super-sized monitor on my desktop computer, I don't even like making sets on my laptop! And forget about my tablet!! LOL! As hard as it was, I'm so glad you figured out a way to save the day when your laptop lost your set! it would be a real shame to lose out on this one!
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@passion-fashion-2 @anne-irene Thanks so very much It was challenging but fun.
So very beautiful Wendy!! :)
What a very beautiful set sweetie :))) You did an awesome job on your phone !!!!!
@gaburrus @stacey-yecats @drenise @emlibertelli Awe much much thanks ladies you made me smile I lost the set on my laptop and was devils tad but lucky for me it was still open on my phone. Need to make the shirt a bit bigger it looks like Thanks again you gals are awesome.
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A LexisNexis survey comparing traditional media to the Web and citizen journalism places user-generated content toward the bottom of the pecking order — at least when it comes to major news events that could affect people's lives. For more laid back content, such as entertainment news, the Web does better.
The study finds half of consumers turn to network television for breaking urgent news, 42 percent rely on radio, about a third look to local newspapers or cable news outlets, and a quarter use the Internet sites of print and broadcast media. Blogs, Internet user groups and chat rooms are a source of immediate news for only 6 percent of consumers.
As might be expected, the Web ranks higher for entertainment news. Internet sources, and in particular blogs, user groups and chat rooms, exceed radio and magazines as preferred places to go for such content. "Traditional lifestyle media" were named as the most trusted sources of entertainment content.
Asked which sources of news they expect to rely on in the future, 52 percent said they will "primarily" or "mostly" trust traditional news sources over emerging sources, and 35 percent said they expect to confer "equal trust" on both types of news outlets. Thirteen percent said they expect to place greater trust in emerging sources.
"It speaks to the point that consumers don't view the channels the way marketers and media partners use channels," said Jim Nail, chief strategy and marketing officer at Cymfony, which provides traditional and consumer generated media measurement services. "I thought it was fascinating that blogs and online sources were number two for entertainment. That says a good and reliable source for entertainment news is people like me, and I think if you'd gone back a few years they'd say the traditional media guy."
LexisNexis surveyed over 1,500 people aged 25 to 64 for the purposes of the study. Respondents, who were divided into "business professional" and "consumer" groups, were asked which news sources they trust to provide information about news that matters most to them.
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Ballots Boxes Are Stuffed and Pro-Government Demonstrations Held Outside Polling Stations
DAMASCUS, Syria—Government supporters stuffed ballot boxes and staged rallies inside polling stations in an election that President Bashar al-Assad is expected to use as a mandate to prosecute the civil war.
Opponents of the regime inside and outside the country have dismissed Tuesday's presidential vote, held amid a raging civil war, as a parody of democracy.
The nearly 40-month conflict continued unabated during voting, with the sky above Damascus filled with the buzz of military aircraft bombing rebel-held suburbs.
The mood in the country was a mixture of fear, intimidation and exuberance.
The election was held only in regime-held areas, while large swaths of the country under rebel control didn't participate.
At polling stations in the capital Damascus and its suburbs, Assad supporters were allowed to cast handfuls of ballots for absent family members as election workers looked on.
At other stations, government workers arrived on buses, chanting adoring slogans before casting votes for the 48-year-old president, who is locking in a third, seven-year term.
They were joined by election workers and other voters. No independent observers were at the polling stations.
Late in the day, the head of the election commission, Judge Hisham Shaar, said voting would be extended for five hours until midnight because of heavy turnout, which officials said had "exceeded all expectations."
The regime had been eager for a large turnout, hoping to show it has strong support for its efforts to crush the rebellion against it.
Judge Shaar said no voting irregularities had been recorded and additional ballot boxes had been distributed in Damascus to cope with the crowds.
By nightfall, however, the streets of the capital were largely empty for fear of rebel mortar attacks.
A polling station in the neighborhood of Maysat staffed by cadres of Mr. Assad's ruling Baath Party was empty except for the occasional voter trickling in.
"We bussed in 800 people from Sahnaya and filled one and a half boxes," the station head told a supervisor on the telephone. Sahnaya is a suburb southwest of the city with a significant population of families displaced from other areas.
The woman later instructed Mr. Assad's campaign workers, wearing shirts emblazoned with his slogan "sawa" meaning together in Arabic, to try to round up more voters before polls closed. At 9:30 p.m., Assad campaign workers were the only ones voting at a polling station in Rokeneddin on the city's northeast side.
Opponents view the election as a farce.
But the regime considers it a watershed moment that will provide a mandate to end the armed insurrection.
"Nobody matters except the Syrian people and nobody lends legitimacy except the Syrian people," Foreign Minister Walid al-Moallem told reporters at a polling station in Kfar Sousseh, according to the state-controlled news agency SANA.
Mr. Assad and his wife, Asma, voted in the upscale neighborhood of Malki, not far from their residence, SANA said.
In Maidan, a celebrated Damascus neighborhood and home to many opponents of Mr. Assad, polling stations were staffed by election workers who identified themselves as plainclothes security and military officers. Tensions were high as armed pro-regime forces patrolled the streets.
Inside a makeshift polling station, a shed made of plywood, a muscular, bearded man in a tight black T-shirt examined voters' ID cards and recorded names and numbers, while a veiled woman sitting next to him handed out ballots.
When the station supervisor, a military officer, invited a voter to fill in her ballot behind a white curtain, the woman, an Assad supporter, bristled at the suggestion that she would want to vote in private and risk being construed as an opponent of the president.
"No, God forbid. May God forgive you for saying this," said the woman, as she checked the empty white circle beneath Mr. Assad's photo.
In the nearby neighborhood of Zahera al-Jadida, a building that houses a Ministry of Education department was transformed into a polling station with a large banner of Mr. Assad draped over its facade.
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Buses pulled to the front of the building and disgorged public school teachers and school administrators. Inside, crowds danced and recited Mr. Assad's name. Next to a ballot box, an election worker urged arrivals: "I want to hear you all repeat after me: 'Long live Dr. Bashar al-Assad.'"
Omar al-Sheikh, a 47-year-old teacher who was forced from his home in Ain Tarma when rebels took over the Damascus suburb, said the choice was easy.
"What else do we want?" he said. "Dr. Bashar provides us with subsidized food, free health care and he's the guarantor of peace and security."
At the Hayel Murshed technical high school in Jaramana, an election worker spoke on the phone with her relatives in the central province of Homs and wrote down their national ID numbers.
"I can vote for you here. Give me your national numbers. Who else? Ask uncle too," said Siham Salloum, a physics professor.
An adviser to Syria's information minister acknowledged there were serious voting irregularities but said they wouldn't overshadow the election—the first since the Assad family took power in 1971 in which other candidates were allowed to run.
"Of course there are faults. This whole process is new for Syria," said the adviser, Reem Haddad. "This is the beginning of the democratization of Syria. It is the first step in a long process."
It was another day of fighting in Damascus and other parts of Syria. Military jets screamed across the skies above the capital. Rebels rained several regime-held neighborhoods in Damascus and the northern city of Aleppo with mortar fire, according to Syrian state media and opposition activists.
Opposition activists posted videos on the Internet showing the rebel stronghold of Douma engulfed in plumes of smoke following at least six air raids on the town. They said shelling and bombardment by government forces killed at least 21 people in the capital and other parts of the country.
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Aug. 3 is the day the music died in Cuyahoga Falls.
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Never Say Die
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Susan Jacoby, an unsparing chronicler of unreason in American culture, now offers an impassioned, tough-minded critique of the myth that a radically new old age—unmarred by physical or mental deterioration, financial problems, or intimate loneliness—awaits the huge baby boom generation. Combining historical, social, and economic analysis with personal experiences of love and loss, Jacoby turns a caustic eye not only on the modern fiction that old age can be "defied" but also on the sentimental image of a past in which Americans supposedly revered their elders.
Never Say Die unmasks the fallacies promoted by twenty-first-century hucksters of longevity—including health gurus claiming that boomers can stay "forever young" if they only live right, self-promoting biomedical businessmen predicting that ninety may soon become the new fifty and that a "cure" for the "disease" of aging is just around the corner, and wishful thinkers asserting that older means wiser.
The author offers powerful evidence that America has always been a "youth culture" and that the plight of the neglected old dates from the early years of the republic. Today, as the oldest boomers turn sixty-five, it is imperative for them to distinguish between marketing hype and realistic hope about what lies ahead for the more than 70 million Americans who will be beyond the traditional retirement age by 2030. This wide-ranging reappraisal examines the explosion of Alzheimer's cases, the uncertain economic future of aging boomers, the predicament of women who make up an overwhelming majority of the oldest—and poorest—old, and the illusion that we can control the way we age and die.
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