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Balmain's new collaboration is taking it to the theater. Creative director Olivier Rousteing will design costumes for the Paris Opera's Renaissance, a new creation from choreographer and dancer Sébastien Bertaud. Costumes will feature silver and gold embellishments, and rhinestones and pearls embroidered on bodysuits, tights, and draped skirts, elements that speak true to Rousteing's aesthetic. You'll also find dancers performing in spencer coats, fringe skirts, and cardigans. "This is gonna be epic. Can't wait for you to see this incredible French ballet. Proud to be a part of the French heritage. Modernity meets classical, couture meets ballet," Rousteing said in a caption on Instagram. "With the world of the @operadeparis, we are opening up a new sector and a new era for Balmain. It's a really nice validation of my style and a way of showing you can remain international even while being very Parisian," he added on Balmain's Instagram.
Renaissance will run at the Opera Garnier from June 13 to June 19.


I'm in Dalian, China attending the Annual Meeting of the New Champions , element of the Planet Financial Forum (WEF). If families break up, young children are mistreated, crime terrorizes a city, education is impotent, it does not happen simply because of inadequate information. Consequently, it is not illogical that the world wide web be deemed a public medium as it might be employed by users as each a tool to experiment with their identity and a platform to identify themselves as element of a group with a specific degree of anonymity.
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Young Adults May Outgrow Bipolar Disorder
MU researchers find evidence that there may be developmentally limited forms of bipolar disorder
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COLUMBIA, Mo. –Bipolar disorder, or manic-depression, causes severe and unusual shifts in mood and energy, affecting a person's ability to perform everyday tasks. With symptoms often starting in early adulthood, bipolar disorder has been thought of traditionally as a lifelong disorder. Now, University of Missouri researchers have found evidence that nearly half of those diagnosed between the ages of 18 and 25 may outgrow the disorder by the time they reach 30.
"Using two large nationally representative studies, we found that there was a strikingly high peak prevalence of bipolar disorders in emerging adulthood," said David Cicero, doctoral student in the Department of Psychological Sciences in the College of Arts and Science
David Cicero is a graduate student, who led a paper on treatment of bipolar disorder.
and lead author of the paper. "During the third decade of life, the prevalence of the disorder appears to resolve substantially, suggesting patients become less symptomatic and may have a greater chance of recovery."
By examining the results of two large national surveys, MU researchers found an "age gradient" in the prevalence of bipolar disorder, with part of the population appearing to outgrow the disorder. In the survey results, 5.5 to 6.2 percent of people between the ages of 18 and 24 suffer from bipolar disorder, but only about 3 percent of people older than 29 suffer from bipolar disorder.
"Young adults between the ages of 18 and 24 are going through significant life changes and social strain, which could influence both the onset and course of the disorder," said Kenneth J. Sher, Curators' Professor in the Department of Psychological Sciences and co-author of the study. "During this period of life, young adults are exploring new roles and relationships and begin to leave their parents' homes for school or work. By the mid 20s, adults have begun to adjust to these changes and begin to settle down and form committed relationships."
Researchers predict the prevalence of the disorder also could be affected by brain development, particularly the prefrontal cortex. The prefrontal cortex, the very front part of the brain, is thought to control perception, senses, personality and intelligence. In particular, it controls reactions to social situations, which can be a challenge for people with bipolar disorder.
"The maturing of the prefrontal cortex of the brain around 25 years of age could biologically explain the developmentally limited aspect of bipolar disorder," Cicero said. "Other researchers have found a similar pattern in young adults with alcohol or substance abuse disorders."
While some scholars suggest that the difference could be due to discounting factors such as early mortality, the sheer number of those who are recovering rules out this possibility, Sher said.
The study, "Are There Developmentally Limited Forms of Bipolar Disorder?" was published in the Journal of Abnormal Psychology. It was co-authored by Cicero, Sher and Amee Epler, a doctoral student in the Department of Psychological Sciences.

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Q: Area bounded by parametric curve and $y=x$ I am familiar with how to find an area bounded by the parametric curve if I am given some $t \in <0,1>$ or such interval.
I can also find the area if I am told that the parametric curve is bounded by one (or combination) of those constant functions:

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*$y  = A \quad A\in\mathbb{R} \quad\text{(e.g. }y=\sqrt{2}\text{)}$

*$x = B \quad B \in \mathbb{R} \quad\text{(e.g. }x=1\text{)}$
Problem is: what if I have to calculate an area bounded by some parametric curve and some other non-constant function like $y=x$?
Say, for example:
an area bounded by $\Bigg(x(t)=t^4-1,y(t) = t^4-t^2\Bigg)$ and $y=x$? How should I find the integral's boundaries/limits?

A: You can find the time limits by setting $x(t) = y(t)$.
$$t^4-1 = t^4-t^2 \implies t = \pm 1.$$
So, the bounded area lies between $t=-1$ and $t=1$.

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My Esteem For A Token
by Joe Mandese on Jan 29, 10:05 AM
On the eve of tomorrow's Forecast conference in New York City, I've been prepping my "2023" panel and all the obligatory near-future hot buttons that have come up in our preliminary discussions -- privacy/GDP, voice/search, AI, etc. -- but the one that has me thinking the most about the future of programmatic trading is blockchain and the prospects for creating a transparent, open ledger for trading "human attention."
Can You Hear Me Now: MRC Finalizes Digital Audio Ad Standard, Will Tackle 'Audibility' In The Future
by Joe Mandese on Jan 22, 8:30 AM
Few metrics have defined value in the digital marketplace as much as the concept of "viewability." Late last week, the Media Rating Council released standards for audio-only digital ads that have nothing to view. But don't expect the standards to set a new industry benchmark for "audibility," because that's still in the eye -- er make that ear -- of the beholder. "In today's digital audio measurement, audibility is considered to be an imperfect analogy to the 'opportunity to see' proxy that viewability is in other digital measurements," the Media Rating Council explains in the final version of "Digital Audio …
Media-Buying Continues To Migrate In-House Thanks To Programmatic, 'Control' Is No. 1 Reason
The Centro study found that 81% of marketers plan to bring at least some of their programmatic advertising in-house over the next 12 months, while 59% said they will no longer outsource their programmatic media-buying to a third party by next year.
Happy New Year: What's Old Is Big 2 Again!
by Joe Mandese on Jan 8, 9:19 AM
RTBlog was originally conceived to discuss the passage of time, specifically how advertising, media and marketing is affected by technology, data and platforms enabling it to occur in "real-time." So it's fitting, coming into a new year, to mark some passage of time -- past, present and future. Our marketplace's most recent past has been dominated by two players -- Google and Facebook -- and according to the present outlook, they will only become even more dominant in the not-too-distant future.


Commander Barry "Butch" Wilmore and his crew, which includes NASA's Terry Virts, Russian cosmonauts Elena Serova, Alexander Samoukutyaev and Anton Shkaplerov, and European Space Agency astronaut Samantha Cristoforetti, say they plan to celebrate with fruit juice toasts. The year 2015 starts officially for the station crew at 7 p.m. EST Jan. 31, which is midnight by the Universal Time Clock (UTC), also known as Greenwich Mean Time (GMT), in London. The crew is scheduled to be in its sleep shift, but may elect to stay up late since it has a day off planned for New Year's Day.
The crew spent New Year's Eve day working on a variety of experiments, ranging from those directed at better understanding changes that occur in the human eye during long-duration spaceflights, and with Earth observations aimed at helping with disaster aid on the Earth's surface.
The crew also continued preparations for the arrival of the next cargo supply ship, the commercial resupply mission of SpaceX-5 and the Dragon spacecraft. Launch of Dragon on a Space-X Falcon 9 booster is planned for 6:20 a.m. EST Tuesday, Jan. 6, 2015. NASA Television launch coverage begins at 5 a.m.
Dragon will rendezvous with the space station Thursday, Jan. 8, and Wilmore will use the 58-foot robotic arm to grab the Dragon by its tail and berth if to the station. Grapple is expected about 6 a.m. NASA Television coverage of the grapple starts at 4:30 a.m. Thursday, and installation coverage will begin at 8:15 a.m. Dragon is loaded with more than 3,700 pounds of scientific experiments, technology demonstrations and supplies, including critical materials to support 256 science and research investigations that will take place on the space station during ISS Expeditions 42 and 43.
A series of briefings outlining Dragon's mission and the scientific research it will be carrying is planned Monday, Jan. 5.


The successful completion of INS Arihant's first deterrence patrol with live nuclear-tipped missiles signals the operationalisation of India's long-awaited nuclear triad. With INS Arihant, the country's first indigenous nuclear submarine, India now has the capability to launch nuclear weapons from land, air and sea. This significantly strengthens India's second strike capabilities, enhancing the deterrent value of its nuclear arsenal. For a country that has a declared no-first-use nuclear policy, the underwater leg of the nuclear triad is particularly important. For, a nuclear submarine with ballistic missiles is the most potent platform for retaliatory strikes.
Thus, in the event that India is at the receiving end of a nuclear attack, it is the country's nuclear powered submarine deployed at sea that will be most handy in mounting a nuclear counterattack. Announcing INS Arihant's successful mission, Prime Minister Narendra Modi asserted that the submarine was a fitting response to those who indulged in nuclear blackmail. This is a clear reference to Pakistan. On the one hand, Pakistan brandishes its nuclear arsenal to warn India even as it sends terrorists across the border, while on the other hand it holds out the threat of its nukes falling into the hands of terrorists in negotiations with countries like the US.
Against this backdrop, INS Arihant's induction is a clear signal to Rawalpindi GHQ that any nuclear misadventure will certainly be met with a befitting response. Enhanced second strike capabilities also aid India's military-strategic depth vis-à-vis an assertive China that has been regularly deploying its submarines in the Indian Ocean Region. In fact, given the Pakistan-China relationship, their growing convergence over issues like Kashmir and Beijing's military help – encompassing conventional and nuclear – to Islamabad over the years, the two countries are part of the same nuclear threat against India. Hence, China too would be culpable if Pakistan launches a nuclear strike against India, widening the options for New Delhi's counterstrike.


Nicholas Lemann's otherwise excellent review of the current scholarship on terrorism becomes muddled when he attempts to answer the most basic and straightforward question: What is terrorism, anyway (Books, April 26th)? The expert consensus, according to Lemann, includes a few common traits: terrorists have political or ideological objectives, and they intend to spread fear and panic as they intimidate an audience larger than their immediate victims. Good enough, but he then veers off track: terrorists are non-state actors, he claims, which exempts Russia's brutality in Chechnya, Iraq's crushing of the Kurds, Sherman's march to the sea, and countless other horrors and atrocities throughout history designed to cause terror for a political goal. Terrorists, he continues, target ordinary citizens, or, when they kill soldiers, their attacks don't take place on the field of battle. That's a convenient tautology: if any conventional government decides to pound a village to dust, it's a field of battle; if a villager kills a soldier in the exact same spot before the invasion commences, that's terrorism. Terrorism, according to Webster's, is "a mode of governing, or of opposing a government, by intimidation." This definition has the virtue of consistency and fairness; it focusses on the use of coercive violence, whether committed by a religious cult, a political sect, a group of zealots, or the state itself.


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Conor McGregor's stares down Eddie Alvarez in a UFC 205 billboard on Times Square in New York City. Photograph: Brandon Magnus/Zuffa LLC/Zuffa LLC via Getty Images
The gentle irony about Conor McGregor right now is that for all his absurdities and shambolic self-promotion he may not even realise he's on to such a good thing. Everyone has their own opinion about his fame and notoriety and which comes first but when my dad asked me did I know McGregor was fighting in Madison Square Garden on Saturday night there's no denying this is his time.
He's of that generation, naturally, not McGregor's, when competing in The Garden – no matter what the sport – represented something of the zenith of their career. He ran there himself not long after Ronnie Delany was sporting royalty in New York City and when the Millrose Games could well be equated to what an event like UFC 205 is today.
Not as heavily promoted, obviously, but when people talk about the Irish voice in America – where that has come from, where it's going now that Donald Trump is US president-elect – it's often forgotten how important a role sport played in that. And like him or not, McGregor is now the voice of Irish sport in America.
It's gently ironic too that McGregor takes to the cage inside The Garden not long after displaying some typical ignorance towards some of those original voices, when, ahead of UFC 196 in Las Vegas back in March, he famously declared himself "the first Irishman to grace the cover of Sports Illustrated".
Except, of course, he wasn't. Indeed, nowhere was the voice of Irish sport in America heard louder than inside The Garden, when first Delany, then Eamonn Coghlan, were at their peak – both of who of course beat McGregor to the cover of Sports Illustrated long before he was even thought of.
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Not for the first time McGregor ended up shining a light on his own deluded sense of his own importance. It also reflected the notion that some fans of UFC believe that nothing has mattered as much in sport before McGregor came along, even if the sport is only beginning to find itself and its tradition, whatever that may be.
The athletics tradition in New York is not what it used to be (aside from the record 51,388 finishers from 51,995 starters in last Sunday's New York City marathon). When Delany made the cover of Sports Illustrated in February 1959, three years after winning his Olympic 1,500m gold medal, it was when he extended his four-year unbeaten indoor streak to 40 races (33 over the mile), while also lowering the world indoor mile record to 4:01.4.
Such was Delany's absolute dominance that I had to check with him whether he actually lost a race inside The Garden.
"I will confess," he told me. "I lost my first two races there, in 1955. Then went unbeaten there for 20-odd races or so".
(His 1959 indoor mile world record is worth revisiting in the video below).
This, by the way, was inside the "old" Garden, and not even the original one at that. Named after James Madison, the fourth US president, the first two locations, from 1879, were on Madison Square, before it was moved to a third location on 8th Avenue, at the east end of Hell's Kitchen, from 1925 to 1968.
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This of course wasn't just Delany's arena but the original home of the New York Knicks and the New York Rangers ice hockey team. Jack Dempsey, of Irish, Cherokee, and Jewish descent, defended his world heavyweight title in The Garden in 1920 and for years ran a restaurant just up from the 'third' Garden, where Delany would often feast on 99 cent hamburgers during his unbeaten indoor run.
In 1968 The Garden moved to its current location in Midtown Manhattan, right on Penn Plaza, and three years later staged The Fight of the Century, when Joe Frazier beat Muhammad Ali after 15 rounds.
It was also here that Coghlan first made his mark (while also making the cover of Sports Illustrated not once but three times). In 1977 Coghlan won the first of a then record seven Wanamaker Mile races in The Garden, following Delany's four wins, and followed by Marcus O'Sullivan and Niall Bruton, and later Mark Carroll in 2000. Those five Irish men alone have won the Wanamaker Mile 19 times between them, although that part of Irish athletics tradition is now dead.
Into this arena, then, steps McGregor, The Garden capacity of around 20,000 sold out weeks ago, the absolute cheapest ticket (according to a friend who has just travelled over the fight) costing $500. And whatever about tradition, there's no denying the sense of history, the first UFC event to be licensed in New York State since the sport was founded, in 1993.
It was impossible not to notice McGregor's image all over Times Square whenever Tuesday night's presidential count went live to New York, which by accident or design, has somehow brought this fight closer to home.
McGregor, should he beat his Philadelphian opponent Eddie Alvarez, will also become the first UFC fighter to hold two belts simultaneously: at lightweight and featherweight (and after the two welterweight fights against Nate Diaz, his defeat, then victory in the rematch).
The strange part, then, is that McGregor still can't quite grasp all this, allowing Thursday night's press conference to promote UFC 205 descend into the usual theatrical farce, threatening to smash a folded chair on the skull of Alvarez, after showing up now unfashionably late wearing a white fur coat and what looked like red pyjama pants.
"Suck these big Irish balls," McGregor shouted at Alvarez, not once but twice, which probably isn't what America wants or needs to hear right now.
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