A Single Man (spoilery) Stills + American Film Institute Review aka A Mathew Goode Post!

... Firth in A SINGLE MAN. He’s speaking of some of the many paralyzing tropes of psychology that plagued the era of the 1960s—nuclear war, materialism, politics—while assessing some of the rigid polarizations of humanity that have occurred throughout history. The film is set in Los Angeles in the early-’60s, when George—an English transplant who has lost love and direction in life after the tragic ...

Extreme 3d!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

...s brush effect; I could see the flicker, so its probably just another polarized light source. The games that came with it refused to run at the same time that the monitor was in stereo mode (flickering polarizations). Those same games used to work on the horrible Compaq WinME computer we used to have. That time, my dad brought home the games without the 3d glasses from a Trek for Trash. That was ...

Commentary: The Language of the Octans

.... Outside of the speech area, the rest of the skin surface remains as capable as it is in some contemporary octopuses, and can assume a variety of colors, patterns, surface textures and light polarizations. But because the speech area is a subset of the skin, an octopus under strong emotion has trouble talking; the subconscious signals to all of the skin force emotional displays that can be hard ...

Conformal mapping helmholtz equation on vulixmasinubi.livejournal.com Blog

...to Helmholtz's equation, is discussed. ... graphic wave equation has constant coefficients. The conformal-mapping method ... Optical Conformal Mapping -- Leonhardt 312 (5781): 1777 -- Science of the two polarizations of light obey the Helmholtz equation (1) ... The medium performs an optical conformal mapping to empty space. ... =" http://books.google.com/books?id=Aw4SOBFKF2kC&pg=PA170&lpg=...

electromagnetic polarization

..., 0, and +1. Therefore, naïvely I would believe that the photon (and therefore electromagnetic waves?) would have three polarizations. But for some reason the masslessness of the photon excludes one of these polarizations. Question: How does masslessness exclude the third polarization?

This Entry Courtesy of GreenAmethysts.com

... occurring or manual application of heat. Natural prasiolite crystlas are reported to often be dichroic - this means they appear as different colors when observed under lights with differing polarizations. Where is Prasiolite Found? The type of amethyst from which green amethyst is made is found in only a few locations, the main source being Brazil - particularly in ...

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..., each takes on specific characteristics. As a result, for each pair of photons, four color combinations are possible — blue-blue, red-red, blue-red and red-blue — as well as one of two polarizations: horizontal or vertical. In nearly all of those variations, the photons either cancel each other out or both end up in the same detector. But there is one — and only one — combination in which both ...

... all sorts of ways. Is this not perhaps one of the great sicknesses of evangelization today? Indeed, if the Gospel that we proclaim is seen to be rent by doctrinal disputes, ideological polarizations or mutual condemnations among Christians, at the mercy of the latter's differing views on Christ and the Church and even because of their different concepts of society and human institutions, how can ...

The orbit structure of the Gelfand-Zeitlin group on n x n matrices. (arXiv:0811.1351v1 [math.SG])

...2} form Lagrangian submanifolds of regular adjoint orbits in gl(n). They describe the orbit structure of $A$ on a certain Zariski open subset of regular semisimple elements. In this paper, we describe all $A$-orbits of dimension {n\choose 2} and thus all polarizations of regular adjoint orbits obtained using Gelfand-Zeitlin theory. read more at math updates on arXiv.org rss2lj