I feel like Steve Martin the The Jerk when the new phone book arrives.
I'm am beyond thrilled to announce that the new Whisker Graphics website is live!! It went live last night and I went to sleep with the biggest smile plastered across my face. It's been almost 2 years since I first opened my shop on Etsy; two years of hard work and trying to figure stuff out. There were many moments of feeling like an old dog with a myriad of new tricks to learn. Though I have a (vintage) degree in Graphic Design, when I started Whisker Graphics, I had to teach myself some Illustrator, some Photoshop, and some web stuff (90% of which I'm still clueless about). I started with printed stationery then added editable DIY Printables and eventually Divine Twine. And now, it's so nice for all my products to have a well-organized, easy-to-navigate home of their own. I worked with an amazing team that I would highly recommend at Aeolidia to make the website a reality. Shoshanna and Arianne were beyond patience and helpful every single step of the way.
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The John K Randle Yoruba Heritage Centre
In this section: Research
A History of East African Theatre, Volume 2
Filming the Nation in Post-Independence Mozambique
The Yellow Demon of Fever: Fighting Disease in the Nineteenth-Century Transatlantic Slave Trade
Food Insecurity and Revolution in the Middle East and North Africa
Kenyan, Christian, Queer
Algeria Revisited: History, Culture, Identity
From empire to exile: History and memory within the pied-noir and harki communities, 1962-2012
Africa's Media Image in the 21st Century: From the "Heart of Darkness" to "Africa Rising"
Gender & information ecosystems in climate change adaptation
The Politics of Religious Infrastructure: Christian and Muslim Urban Worlds in Africa
Crime, Punishment and Colonial Soldiers: Military Justice, the French Army and the Empire, 1914-1928
Sexuality and Religion in East Africa
Family reconstitution and fertility change in Africa
Sacred Life Stories of Ugandan LGBT Refugees
People employed on project & job titles:
Lagos State Government
Si.Sa – Project Leaders and architects
RAA – Museum Design
Dr Will Rea – Lead Consultant Curator
Project dates: 2019-2022
The John K. Randle Centre is set to be a top tourist destination for Lagosians, Nigerians, and tourists interested in culture, history, and heritage. The project, commissioned by Lagos State, is set in a highly accessible location in the cultural district of the Marina and Onikan region. For almost 90 years, the John K. Randle Centre at Onikan Lagos was an important civic facility that served as a venue for swimming, recreation, and entertainment. It featured a swimming pool that was commissioned by Dr. John K. Randle, who envisaged it as a resource to teach Lagosians to swim. A pool will remain a feature of the new project.
The Centre will house multiple facilities, including a world-class exhibition of Yoruba Culture. Curators at the John K. Randle Centre are actively engaging artists, authors, craftspeople, historians, and storytellers to bring the rich tangible and intangible Yoruba culture into the John K. Randle Centre.
The John K. Randle Centre is a new kind of museum. It adapts Western Museum practices to present new modes of storytelling inspired by ongoing (or Yoruba) traditions. It celebrates tangible and intangible culture, preserving, enhancing and promoting the cultural heritage of the Yoruba people.
The Centre is actively collecting a broad range of items that will make it far from a traditional museum. It is being assisted by the National Commission for Museums and Monuments, and the National Museum Lagos in building the collections, along with private collectors. The John K. Randle Centre is playing a leading role in bringing Yoruba artefacts back from European institutions working in collaboration with the British Museum and the Pitt-Rivers Museum in the UK.

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media & liturgy
A number of readers will be old enough to remember a time when the hierarchical structure of the Church was mirrored by the Church's communication structure. To put this simplistically, the thought was that the Holy Spirit would tell the pope, the pope would pass this on to the bishops, and the bishops would make sure that the priests and religious sisters and brothers of his diocese knew. Then through Sunday homilies and classroom teaching the message would get through to all the people of the church.
This is a simplistic image, but you will understand what I mean. We do need to keep in mind that the greatest moments of growth in the Church (and subsequently in the world) came when individuals (parishioners, sisters and brothers and priests), listened for the Holy Spirit, heard, then responded with lives of love and service. These saintly lives were in fact always the great communicator of renewed vision and new life in the Church.
But for a moment, back to the general idea of a hierarchical, 'top-down' communication model.
Before 1960, whenever bishops gathered with the pope to clarify doctrine, or to consider how to best communicate some aspect of the life of God, it would be these bishops who would return to their home diocese and pass on the news. The diocesan bishops were usually the best ones to serve this role since not only did they have a background in all aspects of theology, but they had (albeit to different degrees) a good knowlege of and love for the people they served in the local diocese.
The early 1960's were a time of significant change in the world. Nowhere was this more evident than in the arena of technology and media communication. The four years of the Second Vatican Council coincided with a much greater ease of world communication. Here in New Zealand the first television broadcast was made in 1960, and even with a TV set then costing around $4.000 in today's money, by the close of the Council in December 1965, a significant percentage of New Zealanders either owned or rented a set. Newspapers were more available. Portable transistor and car radios enabled news broadcasts to be heard simultaneously around the world.
This meant that within hours of each of the sixteen conciliar documents being signed and published in Rome, a radio sound byte or newspaper headline had communicated an idea, a comment or even a rumour, as a fact. By the time a bishop arrived back in his home diocese a few weeks later, people were ready for change, any change, and every change, since change was the fashion of the sixties. In some cases the Council sound and news bytes (rather than Council fact) were already being implemented in local parishes and schools.
Fifty years later, most Catholic New Zealanders know little more about the Second Vatican Council than the captions of the 1960's bytes and headlines.
At the opening of the Year of Faith in October last year, marking 50 years since the opening of the Second Vatican Council, I asked parishioners to name a couple of things that came out of the Council. Many parishioners reported two soundbytes: "Mass in English" and "priest faces people." These two responses were media headlines of the time in NZ newspapers. But they represent very limited understandings of the Constitution on the Sacred Liturgy published on 4 December 1963. I then asked parishioners to name (even the general themes) of some of the sixteen documents of the Second Vatican Council. No parishioners could name more than three general themes.
I was delighted at the intellectual faith curiosity that saw a number of these parishioners arrive at Mass the following week with the results of their Google searches of the titles of the sixteen documents. They were ready in case I asked again!
The prime motiviation of the bishops in their liturgy deliberations and decisions at the Council, was to ensure the "full conscious and active participation" of all the people of the Church in the Mass. They were especially concerned that the Liturgy of the Word (readings from scripture) be in the local language of the people. Fifty years on, it is timely to reflect whether the Liturgy we pray today in our parishes and schools, is an accurate implementation of the teaching of the Second Vatican Council:
"In Masses which are celebrated with the people, a suitable place may be allotted to their mother tongue. This is to apply in the first place to the readings and "the common prayer," but also, as local conditions may warrant, to those parts which pertain to the people…
Nevertheless steps should be taken so that the faithful may also be able to say or to sing together in Latin those parts of the Ordinary of the Mass which pertain to them." (par.54 Sacrosanctum Concilium).
If you are not familiar with the Council's Constitution on the Liturgy, you might find it helpful to read a chapter a day for a week as a Lenten "spiritual reading". If you do this you will notice at least a couple of things:
Much of what you thought the Second Vatican Council communicated about the Liturgy of the Church, while having a theme of accuracy, is often simplistic and even misleading soundbytes.
You will also notice that those who prepared this Constitution were especially concerned that the Liturgy be seen and experienced by the people of the Church as an encounter with Jesus Christ. You might reflect that in your own school or parish at times, the liturgy could be more about what the people are doing than what God is doing.
Yesterday Pope Benedict met with his priests of the diocese of Rome. In his informal comments with them he reflected on the Second Vatican Council. He spoke of the role of the media in the Council:
"The 'Council of the journalists', of course was not carried out within the faith but within the categories of today's media. That is to say, it was outside of the faith, with a different hermeneutic … a political hermeneutic. For the media, the Council was a political struggle, a power struggle between the Church's different strands. … There was a triple problem: the Pope's power transferred to the power of the bishops and to the power of all: popular sovereignty. The same thing happened with the liturgy. They were not interested in the liturgy as an act of faith but as something where things are made understandable, a type of communal activity. … These translations, the trivialization of the idea of the Council were virulent in the practice of applying liturgical reform; a vision of the Council outside of its proper interpretation, that of faith, was born."
"We know that this Council of the media was accessible to all. Thus it was the dominant one, the most efficient one, and it created a lot of calamities, problems, and misfortunes. … The true Council found it difficult to make its thought concrete and actual. The virtual Council was stronger than the real council. But the Council's strength was present and, little by little, it became more and more actual, becoming the true force that is, after true reform, the Church's true renewal. It seems to me that, after 50 years, we see how the virtual Council has broken down, been lost, and the authentic Council appears in all its spiritual strength."
more complete text of the pope's comments at this link.
So, there's my Lenten invitation for this next week. Join me in reflectively reading Sacrosanctum Concilium. If you would like a PDF which is easier for printing and reading let me know and I will email you a copy.
liturgy on February 27, 2013 at 8:02 pm
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This talk is one of the best I have prepared:
http://liturgy.co.nz/thoughts
I hope you will enjoy it, find it useful and consider using it on your site.
http://www.liturgy.co.nz


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Dr. Ilkhani completed his fellowship in Vascular Surgery at the Texas Heart Institute in Houston, TX, under pioneering cardiovascular surgeon Dr. Denton A. Cooley. After completing his fellowship, Dr. Ilkhani returned to New York, where has been a practicing vascular surgeon for over 25 years and has been an educator and leader at several major teaching hospitals, teaching medical students and residents in the field of vascular surgery.
Dr. Ilkhani is a member of the American College of Surgeons, the International Society of Vascular Surgery, the International Society of Endovascular Therapy and the Denton A. Cooley Cardiovascular Surgical Society.
Dr. Ilkhani's vision has always been to provide quality compassionate appropriate and evidence based care to his patients with minimal discomfort and a special attention to patient's comfort, wishes and preferences.
At the Vein Clinic of New York, Dr. Ilkhani leads a group of dedicated, skillful and compassionate staff. Physician assistants, nurses and technicians are all trained in the vascular field and have significant experience in the diagnosis and treatment of venous disorders, including varicose and spider veins.


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Shelby Cullom Davis Center ›
The History of Education (1969-1973)
In the first years after its founding, the Shelby Cullom Davis Center for Historical Studies focused on the history of education.
Topics Included:
Resistance to education of the masses
The impact of industrialization on educational systems
The relationship between religion and secular education
Class mobility
The history of Black education
The transmission of culture
Modernization and economic growth
Davis Center Fellows
Patrick L. Alston, Bowling Green State University
Robert L. Church, Northwestern University
Richard L. Kagan, Johns Hopkins University
Sheldon Rothblatt, University of California, Berkeley
Konrad Hugo Jarausch, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill
Donald W. Light, Rutgers University
James K. McConica, University of St. Michael's College
James McLachlan, Yale University
Nicholas T. Phillipson, University of Edinburgh
Richard Seabold, Emory University
Patrick J. Harrigan, University of Waterloo
Carl F. Kaestle, University of Wisconsin
Peter Lundgreen, Universitaet Bielefeld
David F. Allmendinger, Jr., University of Delaware
Guy Howard Miller, University of Texas at Austin
Gerald Strauss, Indiana University
Illan (Selwyn) Troen, Ben-Gurion University of Negev
Arthur Zilversmit, Lake Forest College
Shelby Cullom Davis Center Volume
Schooling and Society: Studies in the History of Education
Edited by Lawrence Stone
Copyright 1976 The Johns Hopkins University Press


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And, if that were not enough, marine algae extract and frankincense help protect collagen to counter the signs of ageing.
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Best of all every time you use this special oil, you can remind yourself that you've done a little something to help those whose lives are blighted by cancer.
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From his perspective as Principal Advisor to the Directorate General for Climate Action in the European Commission (EC), Jacob Werksman is cautiously optimistic about the direction of international climate policy. Werksman was my guest in the second webinar of our new series of Conversations on Climate Change and Energy Policy, held July 9th, sponsored by the Harvard Project on Climate Agreements (HPCA). A recording plus transcript of the webinar is available here.
Stavins and Werksman during remote conversation, July 2020
Jake Werksman's role since 2012 as Principal Adviser to the Directorate General for Climate Action in the European Commission has focused on the international aspects of European climate policy. His responsibilities include leading aspects of the European Union negotiations under the Paris Agreement and – more broadly – the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change.
Jake is an international lawyer, and holds a Bachelor's degree from Columbia University, a J.D. degree from the University of Michigan, and an LL.M. degree from the University of London. He has been involved in international climate change efforts for more than a decade since he began consulting for the Danish Government leading up to the 15th annual Conference of the Parties (COP-15) in Copenhagen in 2009. It was during that meeting, Werksman remarks, that two different models of international climate policy – the bottom-up 'pledge and review' approach versus the top-down legally binding agreement approach – first collided, all but derailing substantive action.
Jacob Werksman
"Logistically there were huge problems," he says. "A lot of people would certainly characterize it as not being the success at least that was hoped for." (But, I would note, it did lay the foundation for Cancun, and everything after that, which in a sense, led to Paris.)
The Paris Agreement, reached at COP-21 in 2015, obligates signatories to establish and achieve meaningful emissions reduction targets through the use of nationally determined contributions (NDCs), which, when aggregated, are intended to limit the increase of global temperatures to less than two degrees centigrade above pre-industrial levels.
While that goal is obviously jeopardized by the Trump Administration's decision to withdraw from the Paris Agreement, Werksman is encouraged by the global response to that decision.
"The immediate impact of the Trump Administration's withdrawal from Paris was that it helped to galvanize the international community around Paris. And you see that in the way in which no other party followed suit," he says. "There may have been some that were on the edge of joining what they might have seen as a populist rejection of Paris and climate policy, but that didn't happen."
Much of our discussion focuses on the European Green Deal, the European Commission's proposed ambitious roadmap to address climate change by increasing the production of renewable energy and increasing energy efficiency, more stringently regulating emissions from industrial and energy sources, and seeking to reduce emissions in the building and transportation sectors.
Werksman representing the European Union in international climate talks
"There were a lot of bold proposals in the original European Green Deal," Werksman says. "As they relate to the international process, they also contain a proposal to move from our existing Paris Agreement targets of at least 40 percent reduction of emissions from 1990 levels by 2030, to a 50 to 55 percent emissions reduction target. And it contains a climate neutrality goal by 2050. So, the EU has committed to being a net zero economy, the first net zero region, by 2050. So, these are very ambitious pushes in the direction of low-carbon and a climate-resilient economy."
Werksman says that with the exception of the climate-neutrality goal, which has already been endorsed by EU leaders, all of the other action items in the European Green Deal will still require approval by the European Parliament and the European Council (where each member state has one vote).
A webinar viewer asks Werksman for his assessment of the $100 billion dollar climate pledge made by the richest countries in 2009, prior to the Paris Agreement. Werksman responds that the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD), which tracks the fund raising efforts, estimates that $70 billion had been raised by 2018, while also stating that more needs to be done to better leverage private finance.
"There are significant public resources available, but we need to get better at using those through leverage and guarantees, participating with private sector banks in the shaping of softer loans in order to get the money flowing to a larger scale," he remarks.
I wrap up the webinar by asking Jake his opinion of the youth climate movements that swept through the United States and Europe last year, and Werksman responds that he finds them both "inspiring and sobering."
"They had two messages. One was, we agree with everything that people like me have been saying about the need to act and to act urgently. And why haven't you succeeded? Why haven't you done better if we can talk in incremental terms about the kind of progress that we've been able to make moving from the Framework Convention to the Paris Agreement? But you try to explain to a young activist who doesn't see change on the ground how that is success after 30 years of effort and you quickly run out of words," he says.
"I very much hope that when they're allowed back on the streets and back into the classrooms that they won't have forgotten this, and in particular when they're allowed into the voting booths, they won't have forgotten this and they will help make up for some of the shortfalls of the efforts that our generation has been making."
As I noted at the outset, a recording of the webinar with Jake Werksman, including a complete transcript, is available here. I hope you will check it out.
The previous webinar in this series – Conversations on Climate Change and Energy Policy – featured Meghan O'Sullivan's thoughts on Geopolitics and Upheaval in Oil Markets. And the next one is scheduled for 9:00 am (Eastern Time USA), August 19th, when my guest will be Rachel Kyte, Dean of the Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy at Tufts University and long-time participant in international climate change policy research and action. Click here to register in advance for that webinar.
Author: Robert Stavins
Robert N. Stavins is the A.J. Meyer Professor of Energy & Economic Development, John F. Kennedy School of Government, Harvard University, Director of the Harvard Environmental Economics Program, Director of Graduate Studies for the Doctoral Program in Public Policy and the Doctoral Program in Political Economy and Government, Co-Chair of the Harvard Business School-Kennedy School Joint Degree Programs, and Director of the Harvard Project on Climate Agreements.	View all posts by Robert Stavins
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Mending Obesity
The University of Saskatchewan has announced an exciting partnership with Saskatchewan Blue Cross to curb childhood obesity in the province. Enabled by the generous $1-million investment of Saskatchewan Blue Cross, the College of Kinesiology will launch the Mind, Exercise, Nutrition, Do It (MEND) program in Saskatchewan this September.
"The corporate social responsibility vision of Saskatchewan Blue Cross is the improved health and wellness of Saskatchewan residents. We care about Saskatchewan people and feel a strong responsibility to address the pressing health issue of childhood obesity, as our children's health will determine the future health of our province," stated Arnie Arnott, president and CEO of Saskatchewan Blue Cross.
"We are very pleased to be the lead partner of MEND in Saskatchewan, creating a breakthrough pathway for young people to connect with a new obesity prevention program," Arnott continued. "We are tackling the issue of childhood obesity by committing $1-million in start-up funding for a MEND program to be delivered at the University of Saskatchewan, the first of its kind in our province."
MEND inspires children and families to lead and sustain fitter, healthier and happier lives by changing behaviours that cause obesity. Presently in Canada, more than a quarter of children ages two to17 are overweight or obese. In Saskatchewan the problem is even more pronounced with a rate of over 29 per cent.
"The College of Kinesiology is particularly committed to this program. Promoting a healthy lifestyle and highlighting the importance of increased levels of physical activity are key components in reversing this trend," said Carol Rodgers, dean of the College of Kinesiology.
"It is also a wonderful opportunity for students and faculty across the Colleges of Kinesiology, Nursing, Medicine and Pharmacy and Nutrition to work together in an inter-professional model of wellness program delivery," she added.
MEND is a program that has evolved into one of the most successful and internationally recognized obesity prevention initiatives in the past decade with programs in the United Kingdom, Canada, United States, Australia, New Zealand and Denmark.
In Saskatchewan, the program will begin as a three-year project, starting with Saskatoon in the first year and expanding to Prince Albert and northern communities in year two. In its third year, it will expand throughout the province to include Regina and southern regions. The programs are provided free of charge through the support of donors like lead partner Saskatchewan Blue Cross, and will offer three streams, focusing on children aged two to four, five to seven and seven to 13.
Together with their parents, children learn about topics that range from nutrition and portion size to motivation and goal setting. Additionally, children participate in group physical activity while parents discuss ways to improve the overall health of their families.
The leadership Saskatchewan Blue Cross exemplifies in supporting the MEND program is in line with its vision of improving the health and wellness of Saskatchewan residents.


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Kanchipuram is one of the seven sacred cities in India. History proclaims that Kanchipuram was ruled by the Pallava Kings. The city is most famous for its silk production and old temples. The city is located on the Palar river. The city has all types of people from weavers to Vaishnavites. The city has many big temples like Sri Kamakshi Amman Temple, Sri Ekambaranthar Temple, Sri Varadaraja Perumal Temple, Sri Ulagalanda Perumal Temple, Sri Kumarakottam Temple, Sri Kailasanathar Temple, Sri Kachapeswarar Temple and much more. The city also attracts tourist and foreigners in plenty due to its rich culture and heritage. The city has a huge spree of Silk Weavers Society. The city is quite famous all over the world for its Silk Variety and Quality. There is huge demand for export of Silk saris within and outside India. There are many eminent scholars like C.N.Annadurai who were born in this city. The city has developed a niche for the industrial corridors for great giants like Nokia, Motorola, Hyundai and many other. The city also has hotels and restaurants for the comfort of tourist and foreigners. There is a very old Mutt established by Sri Adisankaracharya Called Sri Kanchi Kamakoti Peetam. This mutt is world renowned for its charitable activities and Institutions. There are also other Spiritual mutts within Kanchipuram.


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\section{INTRODUCTION}
The top quark, the W-boson and the Higg boson form an
interesting triptych of elementary particles.
In the Standard Model knowing the mass of two of these particles,
usually the top quark and W-boson, we can
predict the mass of the third, the Higgs boson.
Therefore in this proceedings I will primarily cover the following topics,
top quark physics, W-boson mass and the light Higgs boson at the
proton-antiproton collider at Fermilab, the Tevatron.
Other hadron collider topics to be cover in this conference include
B-physics \cite{Butler},
QCD \cite{Bergerqcd},
Electroweak Physics \cite{Marciano}
and
Supersymmetry \cite{Barger}.

\section{TOP QUARK PHYSICS}
The most surprising thing about the top quark is that its mass is approximately
175 GeV, nearly twice as heavy as the W and Z bosons and more than 30 times
the mass of its electro-weak partner the b-quark.
The Yukawa coupling constant of the top quark
\begin{eqnarray}
\quad \quad \quad m_t \sqrt{2\sqrt{2}G_F} & \sim & 1 \nonumber
\end{eqnarray}
whereas for the electron the Yukawa coupling is $3 \times 10^{-6}$.
Why is the top quark so heavy?
Does it have a special roll in Electro-Weak
symmetry breaking?
Does it have Standard Model couplings?
These are some of the question that need to be answered.

\subsection{Pair Production}
At a hadron collider the dominant mode of top quark
production at hadron colliders is via
quark-antiquark annihilation or gluon-gluon fusion
\begin{eqnarray}
\quad \quad q \bar{q} & \rightarrow & t \bar{t} \nonumber \\
g g     & \rightarrow & t \bar{t}. \nonumber
\end{eqnarray}
\begin{figure}[hbt]
  \psfile{roots_bw.ps}
  \caption{\label{fig-roots}
The lowest order QCD top quark pair production cross sections
as a function of $\sqrt{s}$ for a 175 GeV top quark mass.
}
\end{figure}
\begin{figure}[hbt]
  \psfile{xsec_all2.ps}
  \caption{\label{fig-all}
Resummed Next to Leading Order top quark cross sections from
Laenen etal$^{~\cite{Laenen}}$, Berger etal$^{~\cite{Berger}}$
and Catani etal$^{~\cite{Catani}}$.
}
\end{figure}

Fig~\ref{fig-roots} is the lowest order cross sections for
these subprocesses verses $\sqrt{s}$ for
$ m_t ~=~ 175~GeV $ for both proton-antiproton and proton-proton
accelerators.
For the Tevatron the dominant production mechanism,
80 to 90 \% of the total cross section,
is quark-antiquark annihilation
whereas at the LHC gluon-gluon fusion is 80 to 90 \% of the total.
At the Tevatron the top quark pairs are produced with a typical
speed in the zero momentum frame of 0.6c whereas at the LHC this
speed is 0.8c.

Recently a number of authors$^{~\cite{Laenen}~ -~\cite{Catani}}$
have calculated the cross section for top
quark pair production not only at next to leading order but they have
summed the large logarithms to all orders in perturbation theory.
For the Tevatron these results are displayed in Fig~\ref{fig-all}.
Even though these authors all agree on the top cross-section at the Tevatron
they disagree in principal on how these calculations should be performed.

Fig~\ref{fig-xsec} is the cross section verses the mass of the top
quark for the calculation by Catani et al \cite{Catani}. The functional
dependence of the other calculations is essentially the same
with the cross section dropping by a factor of 2 for every 20 GeV increase
in the top quark mass.
Also shown on this figure are the results from CDF and D0.

In raising the energy of the Tevatron from 1.8 to 2.0 TeV
the top cross section increases by 38 \% with the gluon-gluon fusion component
increasing from 10 to 20 \% of the total.

\begin{figure}[htb]
  \psfile{catani.ps}
  \caption{\label{fig-xsec}
The dependence of the top quark cross section as a function of the
top quark mass for the Catani et al calculation \cite{Catani}.
The latest experimental results are also shown.
}
\end{figure}

\subsection{Top Quark Decay}
\begin{figure}[htb]
  \psfile{MPfig08.ps}
  \caption{\label{fig-decay-corr}
Angular correlations in the decay of a 175 GeV spin-up top quark.
The labeled lines are the angle between the spin axis and the particle in the
rest frame of the top quark.
The unlabeled dot-dash line is the angle between the b quark and the positron
(or d-type quark) in the rest frame of the W-boson.
}
\end{figure}

\begin{figure}[hbt]
  \psfile{PYfig6.ps}
  \caption{\label{fig-contours}
Decay distribution contours.
$\chi^t_W$ is the angle between the top-quark spin
and direction of motion if the W-boson in the top quark rest frame.
$\pi-\chi^W_e$ is the angle between the direction of motion of the
b-quark and the positron in the W-boson rest frame.
}
\end{figure}
In the Standard Model the top quark decays primarily
into b-quark and a W boson,
\begin{eqnarray}
\quad \quad t \rightarrow  b ~W^+ & \rightarrow & b ~l^+ ~\nu \nonumber \\
& \rightarrow & b ~\bar{d} ~u. \nonumber
\end{eqnarray}
For a 175 GeV the width of this decay mode is 1.5 GeV,
see Bigi etal$^{\cite{Bigi}}$.
Thus the top quark decays before it hadronizes and any spin information
introduced in the production mechanism is passed on to the decay products.
Fig~\ref{fig-decay-corr} gives the correlations of the decay products
with the spin direction for a polarized top quark$^{\cite{Jezabek}}$.
Also shown on this figure is the correlation of the charged lepton (or d-type
quark) with the b-quark direction in the W-boson rest frame showing the
$m_t^2:2m_W^2$ ratio of
longitudinal to transverse W-bosons in top quark decay.
Fig~\ref{fig-contours} shows the correlations between the W-boson decay
direction relative to the spin-direction and the charge lepton
(or d-type quark)
direction relative to the minus b-quark direction in the W-boson rest frame.
That is, if the $W^+$ is emitted in the spin direction it is longitudinal
and in the minus spin direction it is transverse.

\subsection{Spin Correlations in Pair Production}
\begin{figure}[hbt]
  \psfile{Fig01.ps}
  \caption{\label{fig-spins} Spin and Momentum vectors
for $q\bar{q} \rightarrow t\bar{t}$} in the zero momentum frame.
\end{figure}

\begin{figure}[hbt]
  \psfile{Fig03.ps}
  \caption{\label{fig-mtt} Invariant mass distribution of the $t\bar{t}$ pair
decomposed into the spin components Up-Down, Down-Up, Up-Up and Down-Down
using the Off-Diagonal spin basis.
}
\end{figure}
Fig~\ref{fig-spins}  is the relevant three vectors for the
spin correlation studies of the top quark pairs
produced by quark-antiquark annihilation$^{\cite{MPSW}}$.
If the angle $\psi$ is chosen such that
\begin{eqnarray}
\quad \quad \tan \psi & = & { \beta^2 \cos \theta^* \sin \theta^*
\over
(1-\beta^2 \sin^2\theta^*)} \nonumber
\end{eqnarray}
then the top quarks are produced in only the
Up-Down and Down-Up configurations {\it i.e.} the Up-Up and Down-Down
components identically vanish$^{\cite{PS},~\cite{MP}}$.
This spin basis is known as the Off-Diagonal basis.

For the Up-Down spin configuration, the preferred emission directions for
the charged leptons (or d-type quarks) of the top and anti-top quark are
given by the directions of $(t+ms)/2$ and $(\bar{t}+m\bar{s})/2$ respectively.
Whereas for the Down-Up configuration the preferred directions are
$(t-ms)/2$ and $(\bar{t}-m\bar{s})/2$ respectively.
These vectors make
an angle $\omega$ with respect to the beam direction with
\begin{eqnarray}
\quad \quad \sin \omega & = & \beta \sin \theta^*. \nonumber
\end{eqnarray}
Near threshold $\psi,~\omega \approx 0$ whereas for ultrarelativisitic tops
$\psi, ~\omega \approx \theta^*$ as expected.

\subsection{New Physics in Production}
Hill and Parke~\cite{HP} have studied the effects of new physics
on top quark production in a general operator formalism as well as in
topcolor models. In these models the distortions in top quark production
and shape are due to new physics in the $q\bar{q}$ subprocess.
The effects of a coloron which couples weakly to the light generations
but strongly to the heavy generation is given in Fig~\ref{fig-mtttopcolor}.

\begin{figure}[htb]
  \psfile{hp.ps}
  \caption{\label{fig-mtttopcolor}
The invariant mass of the $t\bar{t}$ pair for the topcolor octet model.}
\end{figure}

Similarly Eichten and Lane~\cite{EL} have studied the effects of
multi-scale technicolor on top production through
the production of a techni-eta
resonance, see Fig~\ref{fig-mtttechni}.
Here the coupling of the techni-eta is to $gg$, therefore only
this subprocess is different than the standard model.
At the Fermilab Tevatron top production is dominated by $q\bar{q}$ annihilation
while at the LHC it is the $gg$ fusion subprocess that dominates. Therefore
these models predict very different consequences for top production at the
LHC.
\begin{figure}[htb]
  \psfile{lane_m.ps}
  \caption{\label{fig-mtttechni}
The invariant mass of the $t\bar{t}$ pair for the two scale technicolor model.}
\end{figure}

\subsection{Experimental Results}
Both CDF and D0 have observed the top quark pair events in
the dilepton channel, the lepton plus jet channel and the all jets channel.
To get the latest information on the measurement of the mass
and production cross sections see the CDF web page at
www-cdf.fnal.gov and the D0 web page at www-d0.fnal.gov.

At the time of this conference the CDF$^{~\cite{CDFTOP}}$ results are
\begin{eqnarray}
\quad \quad  m_t & = & 176.8 \pm 4.4 \pm 4.8~ GeV \nonumber \\
\sigma_{t\bar{t}} & = & 7.5^{+1.9}_{-1.6} \pm 1.67 ~pb \nonumber
\end{eqnarray}
and for D0$^{~\cite{D0TOP}}$
\begin{eqnarray}
\quad \quad m_t & = & 173.3 \pm 5.6 \pm 6.2 ~GeV \nonumber \\
\sigma_{t\bar{t}} & = & 5.53 \pm 1.67 ~pb \nonumber
\end{eqnarray}
For a comparison with theory see Fig \ref{fig-xsec}.
What is surprising about these results is that with approximately
100 top quark events in total the top mass is already known quite accurately.
Unfortunately all top quark experimental results so far
are consistent with the Standard Model.

\subsection{Single Top Quark Production}

Recently reliable results for the next to leading order calculations
for single top quark production at hadron colliders via
a virtual W-boson$^{~\cite{Smith}}$ or via W-gluon fusion$^{~\cite{Stelzer}}$
have been presented.
A comparison of the rates for these processes
can be found in Fig~\ref{fig-comp} for events with the topology
positron, missing transverse energy plus jets.
The rates for both of these single top
processes are proportional to the CKM matrix element $V_{tb}$ squared
therefore these processes can be used to measured this important Standard Model
parameter.
For 2 \rm{fb}$^{-1}$ (30 \rm{fb}$^{-1}$) of data at the Tevatron the expected
uncertainty on $V_{tb}$ is 12\% (3\%).

Single top quark production is a great source of polarized top quarks
with the polarization being in the direction of the d-type quark in the event
{\it i.e.} the anti-proton direction for W$^*$ production and the spectator
jet for production via W-gluon fusion.
The production of single top quarks
through a virtual W-boson is sensitive to form factors in the
$Wtb$ vertex at a $Q^2 = m_t^2$.
Hints of new physics could be discovered in this process.

\begin{figure}[hbt]
  \psfile{ttvt.ps}
  \caption{\label{fig-comp}
The cross sections verse mass of the top quark
for top pair production$^{~\cite{Catani}}$,
single top via W-gluon fusion$^{~\cite{Stelzer}}$
and single top via a virtual W-boson$^{~\cite{Smith}}$
in the channel positron, missing energy plus jets for the 2 TeV Tevatron.
}
\end{figure}

\section{W-BOSON AND LIGHT HIGGS PHYSICS}

In the Standard Model the mass of the top quark, W-boson and Higgs boson
are all related to one another.
So precision measurements of the
top quark mass and W-boson mass will give us
information on the Higgs boson mass.

\subsection{W-boson Mass}

The latest result on the W-boson mass from CDF$^{~\cite{CDFW}}$ is
\begin{eqnarray}
\quad \quad m_W & = & 80.38 \pm 0.12 ~GeV \nonumber
\end{eqnarray}
and from D0$^{~\cite{D0W}}$ is
\begin{eqnarray}
\quad \quad m_W & = & 80.44 \pm 0.11 ~GeV. \nonumber
\end{eqnarray}
Fig~\ref{fig-w-mass} is a summary of the current results
from all experiments on the W-boson mass.

In the Standard Model, because of radiative corrections,
knowing the W-boson mass and the top quark mass gives a determination of the
Higgs boson mass.
Fig~\ref{fig-wvt-mass} shows the current experimental results on this indirect
measurement of the Higgs boson mass.
Unfortunately at the current level of accuracy on the W and top mass
measurements little can be said about the Higgs boson mass except that light
values seem to be preferred.
If this holds up with increased precision on these measurements
it is great news as it means the Higgs boson is easily accessible
or there is new physics near at hand.
Either outcome would be great for particle physics.

Improvements in the W-boson mass can be expected from LEP2 possible reaching
an uncertainty of 34 MeV.
With a few fb$^{-1}$s of data the Tevatron should reach an uncertainty
of 40 MeV on the W-boson mass and almost 2 GeV on the top quark mass.
If TeV33 gets 30 to 100 fb$^{-1}$ of data the uncertainty
on the W-boson mass will probably reach 20 MeV and top quark mass of 1 GeV.
This would greatly enhance the determination of the Higgs boson mass from
Fig~\ref{fig-wvt-mass}.

\begin{figure}[hbt]
  \psfile{mwmass.eps}
  \caption{\label{fig-w-mass}
Summary of W-boson mass measurements.
}
\end{figure}
\begin{figure}[hbt]
  \psfile{mwvmt.eps}
  \caption{\label{fig-wvt-mass}
The relationship between the mass of the top quark, W-boson and Higgs
boson in the Standard Model plus the latest experimental information.}
\end{figure}

\subsection{Light Higgs Boson}
The mass of the W-boson and mass of the top quark suggest that the Higgs
boson is light. SUSY models predict that the lightest Higgs be less than
150 GeV (125 GeV in the minimal model, MSSM).
LEP2 will explore up to a mass of 95 GeV by the year 2000.
At the Tevatron a light Higgs$^{~\cite{Stange}}$ can be explored up to a mass of
130 GeV$^{~\cite{KIM} ~- ~\cite{WOM}}$ with
sufficient integrated luminosity, 30 - 100 \rm{fb}$^{-1}$, using the
subprocess
\begin{eqnarray}
\quad \quad q ~\bar{q}^{\prime} & \rightarrow & W ~+~ H \nonumber
\end{eqnarray}
with the W decaying leptonically and the Higgs decaying to $b\bar{b}$.
The physics backgrounds for this process are
\begin{eqnarray}
\quad \quad q ~\bar{q}^{\prime} & \rightarrow & W ~+~ b ~+~\bar{b} ~~(QCD)\nonumber \\
		& \rightarrow & t ~+~ \bar{b} \nonumber \\
		& \rightarrow & W ~+~ Z. \nonumber
\end{eqnarray}
This physics requires double b-tagging with high efficiency and low fake rates.
Also one needs good resolution on the $b\bar{b}$ mass,
above the Z-boson peak, then with very large data sets
the Higgs boson will be observable if its mass is below 130 GeV.
The process $ q \bar{q}  \rightarrow  Z ~+~ H $ will also be
useful$^{~\cite{YAO}}$.
Hopefully the Tevatron can obtain these large data sets
before the LHC has obtained significant data sets.

\section{CONCLUSION}
Hadron Colliders provide a rich, diverse ``feast of physics''.
The top quark, W-boson and Higgs boson form a very rich triptych
but there is also QCD, B-physics, Electroweak, SUSY etc.
While the Fermilab Tevatron still holds the energy frontier it should be
exploited to the fullest possible extent with luminosity upgrades to both
accelerator and detectors.

\section*{ACKNOWLEDGMENTS}
I wish to thank the authors of many  of the references who provided data from their
work for the plots in this presentation.
I also thank Professor Panvini and Professor Weiler
of Vanderbilt University for a productive and interesting conference.

The Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory is
operated by the Universities Research Association, Inc., under contract
DE-AC02-76CHO3000 with the United States of America Department of Energy.

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Q: Understanding Scipy Convolution I am trying to understand the differences between the discrete convolution provided by Scipy and the analytic result one would obtain. My question is how does the time axis of the input signal and the response function relate the the time axis of the output of a discrete convolution?
To try and answer this question I considered an example with an analytic result. My input signal is a Gaussian and my response function is a exponential decay with a step function. The analytic results of the convolution of these two signals is a modified Gaussian (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Exponentially_modified_Gaussian_distribution).
Scipy gives three modes of convolution, "same", "full", "valid". I applied the "same" and "full" convolutions and plotted the result against the analyitic solution below.

You can see they match extremely well.
One important feature to note is that for the "full" discrete convolution, the resulting time domain is much larger than the input signal time domain (see. https://www.researchgate.net/post/How_can_I_get_the_convolution_of_two_signals_in_time_domain_by_just_having_the_values_of_amplitude_and_time_using_Matlab), but for the "same" discrete convolution the time domains are the same and the input and response domains (which I have chosen to be the same for this example).
My confusion arose when I observed that changing the domain in which my response function was populated changed the result of the convolution functions. That means when I set t_response = np.linspace(-5,10,1000) instead of t_response = np.linspace(-10,10,1000) I got different results as shown below

As you can see the solutions shift slightly. My question is how does the time axis of the input signal and the response function relate the the time axis of the output? I have attached the code I am using below and any help would be appreciated.
import numpy as np
import matplotlib as mpl
from scipy.special import erf
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
from scipy.signal import convolve as convolve
params = {'axes.labelsize': 30,'axes.titlesize':30, 'font.size': 30, 'legend.fontsize': 30, 'xtick.labelsize': 30, 'ytick.labelsize': 30}
mpl.rcParams.update(params)

def Gaussian(t,A,mu,sigma):
    return A/np.sqrt(2*np.pi*sigma**2)*np.exp(-(t-mu)**2/(2.*sigma**2))
def Decay(t,tau,t0):
    ''' Decay expoential and step function '''
    return 1./tau*np.exp(-t/tau) * 0.5*(np.sign(t-t0)+1.0)
def ModifiedGaussian(t,A,mu,sigma,tau):
        ''' Modified Gaussian function, meaning the result of convolving a gaussian with an expoential decay that starts at t=0'''
        x = 1./(2.*tau) * np.exp(.5*(sigma/tau)**2) * np.exp(- (t-mu)/tau)
        s = A*x*( 1. + erf(   (t-mu-sigma**2/tau)/np.sqrt(2*sigma**2)   ) )
        return s

### Input signal, response function, analytic solution
A,mu,sigma,tau,t0 = 1,0,2/2.344,2,0  # Choose some parameters for decay and gaussian
t = np.linspace(-10,10,1000)         # Time domain of signal
t_response = np.linspace(-5,10,1000)# Time domain of response function

### Populate input, response, and analyitic results
s = Gaussian(t,A,mu,sigma)
r = Decay(t_response,tau,t0)
m = ModifiedGaussian(t,A,mu,sigma,tau)

### Convolve
m_full = convolve(s,r,mode='full')
m_same = convolve(s,r,mode='same')
# m_valid = convolve(s,r,mode='valid')
### Define time of convolved data
t_full = np.linspace(t[0]+t_response[0],t[-1]+t_response[-1],len(m_full))
t_same = t
# t_valid = t

### Normalize the discrete convolutions
m_full /= np.trapz(m_full,x=t_full)
m_same /= np.trapz(m_same,x=t_same)
# m_valid /= np.trapz(m_valid,x=t_valid)

### Plot the input, repsonse function, and analytic result
f1,(ax1,ax2,ax3) = plt.subplots(nrows=3,ncols=1,num='Analytic')
ax1.plot(t,s,label='Input'),ax1.set_xlabel('Time'),ax1.set_ylabel('Signal'),ax1.legend()
ax2.plot(t_response,r,label='Response'),ax2.set_xlabel('Time'),ax2.set_ylabel('Signal'),ax2.legend()
ax3.plot(t_response,m,label='Output'),ax3.set_xlabel('Time'),ax3.set_ylabel('Signal'),ax3.legend()

### Plot the discrete  convolution agains analytic
f2,ax4 = plt.subplots(nrows=1)
ax4.scatter(t_same[::2],m_same[::2],label='Discrete Convolution (Same)')
ax4.scatter(t_full[::2],m_full[::2],label='Discrete Convolution (Full)',facecolors='none',edgecolors='k')
# ax4.scatter(t_valid[::2],m_valid[::2],label='Discrete Convolution (Valid)',facecolors='none',edgecolors='r')
ax4.plot(t,m,label='Analytic Solution'),ax4.set_xlabel('Time'),ax4.set_ylabel('Signal'),ax4.legend()
plt.show()

A: The crux of the problem is that in the first case your signals have the same sampling rates, while in the second they do not.
I feel that it's easier to think about this in the frequency domain, where convolution is multiplication. When you create a signal and filter with the same time axis, np.linspace(-10, 10, 1000), they now have the same sampling rates. Applying the Fourier transform to each, the resulting arrays give the power at the same frequencies for the signal and filter. So you can directly multiply corresponding elements of those arrays.
But when you create a signal with time axis np.linspace(-10, 10, 1000) and a filter with time axis np.linspace(-5, 10, 1000), that's no longer true. Applying the Fourier transform and multiplying corresponding elements is no longer correct, because the frequencies at the corresponding elements is not the same.
Let's make this concrete, using your example. The frequency of the first element of the transform (i.e., np.fft.fftfreq(1000, np.diff(t).mean())[1]) of the signal (s) is about 0.05 Hz. But for the filter (r), the frequency of the first element is about 0.066 Hz. So multiplying those two elements is multiplying the power at two different frequencies. (This subtlety is why you often see signal processing examples first defining the sampling rate, and then creating time arrays, signals, and filters based on that.)
You can verify that this is correct by creating a filter which extends over the time range you're interested in [-5, 10), but with the same sampling rate as the original signal. So using:
t = np.linspace(-10, 10, 1000)
t_response = t[t > -5.0]

generates a signal and filter over different time ranges but at the same sampling rate, so the convolution should be correct. This also means you need to modify how each array is plotted. The code should be:
ax4.scatter(t_response[::2], m_same[125:-125:2], label='Same') # Conv extends beyond by ((N - M) / 2) == 250 / 2 == 125 on each side
ax4.scatter(t_full[::2], m_full[::2], label='Full')
ax4.scatter(t_response, m, label='Analytic solution')

This generates the plot below, in which the analytic, full, and same convolutions match up well.

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Lithium therapy has a well-established evidence base as a long-term maintenance treatment for bipolar disorder with demonstrated efficacy in reducing both manic and depressive relapse and anti-suicidal properties (Geddes and Miklowitz 2013).Bipolar disorder often has its onset before the age of 25 years (Merikangas et al. 2011), and as such lithium is frequently prescribed to women of.The first time I took lithium orotate, 5mg. I had an incredible lift of brain fog, all of my senses improved, my red green color blindness reversed immediately which was so quick it barely shocked me, and I experienced a drastic shift in mood, felt calm and relaxed more than any benzodiazapene or depressant I've tried. avshopIf you are expecting all that from Lithium, then you will be sorely disapointed. If you are expecting slightly improved mood regulation, anxiety, and long term brain health, then Lithium just might be your silver bullet, though dosage can be incredibly finicky for some. Less is often more. 19 level 1 thfemaleofthespecies · 4 mo. ago Thread starter Jing; Start date Jun 17, 2020; Jun 17, 2020 1 J. Jing Member. Joined Feb 18, 2018 Messages . I tried this supplement during a stressful time in my life and severe implications for. Lithium Orotate and MTHFR C677T Lithium Orotate has found to be quite helpful with individuals that have a SNP ant the C677T and the COMT gene. bmw emergency call system malfunction reset Nov 5, 2015 · Weyland Brain Nutrition: Lithium Orotate 10mg (3 Bottles), 180 Vegetarian Capsules, Lithium Supplement Supports Healthy Mood, Behavior, Memory and Wellness Visit the Weyland Brain Nutrition Store 1,121 ratings | 21 answered questions Price: $51.29 ($17.10 / Count) Size: 180 Count (Pack of 3) 60 Count (Pack of 1) 180 Count (Pack of 3) Lithium is one of the only chemicals in the world known to decrease suicidal ideation. Cities with higher levels of lithium in the water have less suicides. I think the doses used in psychiatry may be a bit high, but I think most people could benefit from 120 of orotate. 9. level 2.Well first, thanks for clarifying- I'm new to the jargon- I see now people say mushrooms and might not be talking about the legit capsules containing 200 mg of psylicibin per dose that I break open and now have dispersed over the course of 5 days- I'm on day 4 of week 1 of this protocol and day 4 also of 5 mg per night of lithium oorate and this has been a total game changer. how to use lux algo on tradingview Elite Life Nutritions Lithium Orotate supplement provides 5mg per serving of superior and easy to absorb Lithium Orotate. Formulated with the highest-quality ingredients our Lithium Orotate capsules are consumed with ease and efficacy. Weve cut out all the extra fillers. . Lithium orotate is a substance that contains orotic acid and lithium.Jul 19, 2022 · Dosing. 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It is easily absorbed and is 20 times more bioactive than other lithium salts, thereby allowing the individual to take smaller amounts. love days counter online User Reviews for Lithium to treat Depression. Brand names: Lithium Carbonate ER, Lithobid. Lithium has an average rating of 6.0 out of 10 from a total of 57 ratings for the off-label treatment of Depression. 49% of reviewers reported a positive experience, while 39% reported a negative experience. Filter by condition.25 jun 2015 ... Eventually, I stopped believing it myself. Mark DeAntonio, the U.C.L.A. psychiatrist who was treating me, said I had bipolar disorder. Here's ...Brief introduction, my name is Jenna and Lithium Orotate has changed my life for the better. Toxicity is NOT an issue at the low dose I'm taking. Also, Lithium Orotate has been available OTC for several years and there has never been a fresh waive of Lithium toxicity victims from the use of the OTC mineral. 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In fact, science has shown that small doses of lithium can support the brain, hormones, and nerves during stressful times. Most people get trace amounts of lithium in their food and water, but a bit more seems to make people a bit more friendly and peaceful. Little things make a big difference.Perhaps the most known study was done all the way back in 1986, when researchers tested the long-term effects of lithium orotate on recovering alcoholics. The results were that not one of the 42 patients studied had a relapse for six months following the treatment, and ten of the patients had no relapse for over three and up to ten years. comic play casino no deposit bonus july 2022 Hi Trudy, Thank you for your passion to helping people get their lives back. I recently checked my lithium blood levels and it was under that the low range. I also did a Hair Mineral Tissue Analysis and my lithium level was low there as well. I am going to start with the 5mg of Lithium Orotate and work up to the 15 to 20 mg range.In the case of lithium, studies not only show that it protects brain cells from harm, but also that it promotes brain cell regeneration. In other words, this vital nutrient helps neurons repair themselves and grow even when they are under stress, rather than die off. [ 2] 2. Promotes a Healthy Response to Daily StressI woke up after a night of overstimulation (after taking 62 micrograms of Lithium orotate the morning befiore) and I feel great... calm, energized, awake, not depressed... This is probably a healing reaction or methylation 'awakening', although it doesn't feel good sometimes. Last edited: Mar 11, 2021 Mar 11, 2021 Lisa108 drmullin30 Senior Member. reinforce your immune system, And if you're not married, that's when people will move on - after six or seven years or so. For example, women entering their 50s John Gray is the care homes with tier 2 sponsorship in london If you are expecting all that from Lithium, then you will be sorely disapointed. If you are expecting slightly improved mood regulation, anxiety, and long term brain health, then Lithium just might be your silver bullet, though dosage can be incredibly finicky for some. Less is often more. 19 level 1 thfemaleofthespecies · 4 mo. ago If you are expecting all that from Lithium, then you will be sorely disapointed. If you are expecting slightly improved mood regulation, anxiety, and long term brain health, then Lithium just might be your silver bullet, though dosage can be incredibly finicky for some. Less is often more. 19 level 1 thfemaleofthespecies · 4 mo. ago kadaisi nodigal movie download kuttymovies I have been taking 10mg of lithium orotate every night for about a month now, and it has changed my life. I was diagnosed with Bipolar 1 Disorder about 6 years ago and was taking the carbonate version of this and experiencing side effects such as skin inflammation, dullness, memory loss, and I hated going to get blood draws.Lithium Orotate, the Great Protector A few years back I learned about Lithium Orotate from Jonathan Wright's newsletter which disclosed he personally takes lithium for neuro-protection. I was very impressed by this, so I started lithium myself, and incorporated the mineral into our treatment program at the office. Houston, We Have a Problemlevel 1. odder_sea. · 4 mo. ago. If you are expecting all that from Lithium, then you will be sorely disapointed. If you are expecting slightly improved mood regulation, anxiety, and long term brain health, then Lithium just might be your silver bullet, though dosage can be incredibly finicky for some. Less is often more. This suggests that Lithium, at a low dosage, has a beneficial effect on behavior. Another clinical indication of Lithium Orotate is for impulsive aggressive behavior associated with ADHD. I've seen a great effect on these individuals within my clinical practice. Lithium is regarded as a neuroprotective agent. locking day collar When I want a strong effect to control bipolar mania or strongly stimulate neuroplasticity I'll prescribe approximately 9 mg of lithium from 240 mg of lithium-orotate, this is just 5.4% or 1/18 th of the standard psychiatric dosage. As you can see these are tiny amounts and compared to the standard doses of lithium from lithium-carbonate used ...Discussion about I Started Taking Lithium Orotate For My Depression.. It WORKS ! [Page 4] at the GodlikeProductions Conspiracy Forum. Our topics include Conspiracy Theory, Secret Societies, UFOs and more! ... It changed my life, best thing ever. Also, get a Berkey Water Filter. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 75523098.USA. Dear Friends, I have been doing pretty well but see Joe Cohen of Selfhacked recommending lithium orotate (LO) for calm and mood uplift. I needed a little help with that after 2020 so I ordered a bottle. The first day I took 2.5mg LO and I felt a spectacular mood lift but several hours later I began to overmethylate pretty intensely and it ...Thread starter Jing; Start date Jun 17, 2020; Jun 17, 2020 1 J. Jing Member. Joined Feb 18, 2018 Messages . I tried this supplement during a stressful time in my life and severe implications for. Lithium Orotate and MTHFR C677T Lithium Orotate has found to be quite helpful with individuals that have a SNP ant the C677T and the COMT gene. myhr login oldham council Lithium orotate can also be utilized in children and teens with ADHD, Autism, DMDD, or depression who experience emotionally reactive, angry, and aggressive behaviors. It's common to typically start with a 2.5 - 5 mg dose in a liquid or tablet form, for 1-2 weeks and then titrate up the dose every 1-2 weeks until target symptoms show improvement, to a maximum dose of around 20 mg daily.Answer: It's not known if lithium orotate is as effective for bipolar disease as lithium carbonate and lithium citrate (which are both FDA-approved drugs) and there is preliminary evidence that it is not as safe at the high doses of lithium used to treat bipolar disease. However, very low-dose lithium may have behavioral and cognitive benefits ...Search this website big casino no deposit bonus Aug 2, 2017 · ix. Jonathon Wright, who incidentally takes Lithium Orotate himself, recommends 10 to 20 milligrams of Lithium Orotate daily as a preventive measure. 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After generating a balanced … ebay left hand golf clubs I've been using lithium orotate for about a month and have had significantly better mood stability, lessened anxiety, and a sense of well being. I take it at night. I've noticed a bit less stimulation from my adderall, and I skip the lithium if I am feeling super tired, sometimes a bit of mania isn't a bad thing to get me through the day.So I switched from lamictal and buspar to lithium about 2 weeks ago and I haven't gotten any better, I'm actually worse and still get diarrhea but now it's from the Lithium ! Today I …level 1. odder_sea. · 4 mo. ago. If you are expecting all that from Lithium, then you will be sorely disapointed. If you are expecting slightly improved mood regulation, anxiety, and long term brain health, then Lithium just might be your silver bullet, though dosage can be incredibly finicky for some. Less is often more.This questionnaire simply provides additional evidence that lithium orotate may help. 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Indianapolis Area Crime
by: Izzy Karpinski, Jesse Wells
Posted: Jan 12, 2022 / 09:01 AM EST / Updated: Jan 13, 2022 / 05:29 PM EST
INDIANAPOLIS — Two teens are behind bars in Marion County accused of murder.
Police claim the underage suspects killed a man last year on Indy's far east side.
Following the arrest of the two juvenile suspects, police said the case serves an important reminder about the need to be careful when meeting strangers to sell items online.
On a Sunday afternoon in March 2021, police believe an online sale in a neighborhood along Rinehall Drive turned deadly when 30-year-old Dusty Lawrence was shot in front of his pregnant wife and young daughter.
"This wasn't just two people exchanging items. His family was there. You had a small child there at the time of this incident," said IMPD officer Genae Cook.
Family provided photo of Dusty Lawrence and family.
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According to the victim's family, Lawrence lived in Anderson but used a social media app to meet up with the suspects in the neighborhood near the Marion and Hancock county line.
"Unfortunately during the transaction, he was shot and later died of his injuries," said Cook.
More than nine months later, with the assistance of Indiana Crime Guns Task Force officers, IMPD arrested two underage suspects for the killing.
"We cannot encourage enough to the community, go to our districts: Go to a well-lit and well-populated area," said Cook.
In recent years, IMPD has set up e-commerce safe zones at each of their six district headquarters buildings.
Those locations include: 3120 E. 30th Street, 201 N. Shadeland Avenue, 1150 S. Shelby Street, 551 N. King Street, 3821 Industrial Boulevard and 39 W. Jackson Place Suite 500.
The locations are intended to give people a safe to place meet and maybe save lives.
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"Be safe. Make sure you know where you're going and you're comfortable where you're going," said Cook.
Because both suspects are at least 16 years old, prosecutors expect the case will be direct filed into adult court and not go into the juvenile system.
Anyone with further information about this incident should call the IMPD Homicide Office at (317) 327-3475 or Crime Stoppers of Central Indiana at (317) 262-8477 or (TIPS).
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