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Bandai Namco Entertainment has announced today that NARUTO SHIPPUDEN: Ultimate Ninja STORM TRILOGY & NARUTO SHIPPUDEN: Ultimate Ninja STORM LEGACY will be coming to PS4, XB1 and PC outside Japan. The LEGACY and TRILOGY editions will be available in autumn 2017.
The difference between these games are:
The TRILOGY edition available in digital only and includes the three first games (storm 1, 2 and 3 Full Burst) ported on PS4, XB1 and PC, with improved graphics and the additional content (please note that not all DLC are included in the games).
Moreover, you will be able to purchase the games separately, also available in digital only!
The LEGACY edition will be a premium edition including the three first games (storm 1, 2 and 3 Full Burst), NARUTO SHIPPUDEN: Ultimate Ninja STORM 4 ROAD TO BORUTO, an artbook, a metalcase and an exclusive 12 minutes anime of Boruto's adventure, all of it in a premium box!
Watch Naruto Shippuden Ultimate NInja Storm LEGACY & Trilogy – 1st Official English Trailer.


text: You cannot have escaped from the Pokemon Go players as they try to capture all of the Pokemon in the street, at work and just about everywhere else. Yet it is not too late to become a boss of Pokemon Go, just get the game, start playing and follow the tips on this graphic by Lucid Chart, it has all you need to get ahead and it is easy to follow in a handy flow chart design. So, do you want to be a boss of Pokemon Go or not, this could be one of the last chances to beat your friends at this, do you really want to let this opportunity slip through your fingers?

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Perfect record at Vizag as India win ODI by 5 wkts
Visakhapatnam: Virat Kohli's glorious ton and Suresh Raina and Saurabh Tiwary's heroics in the final overs helped India maintain a perfect record at VIzag and clinch the second ODI against Australia by five wickets here at the Dr. YS Rajasekhara Reddy ACA-VDCA Cricket Stadium on Wednesday.
The victory raised India to the second position in ICC ODI rankings.
After winning the toss, Indian skipper Mahendra Singh Dhoni offered the Australians to set the target. A century knock by Michael Clarke and half tons by Michael Hussey and Cameron White helped Australia post 289/3.
India came down to the field with a mammoth target of 290 runs and an all-new opening duo of IPL-star Shikhar Dhawan and Murali Vijay, hoping of a strong opening partnership. However, all hopes went down the drain as Clint McKay struck twice to first dismiss Dhawan in the first over, and then Vijay in the ninth.
Dhawan's debut turned into a nightmare as he gave up his wicket in the second ball of the innings itself. McKay bowled him out for a duck, leaving India at 0/1. It was since then that Kohli jumped into action held fort for almost the entire innings.
India: Murali Vijay, Shikhar Dhawan, Suresh Raina, Yuvraj Singh, Virat Kohli, MS Dhoni(w/c), Saurabh Tiwary, Ravichandran Ashwin, Praveen Kumar, Ashish Nehra, Munaf Patel
Australia: Shaun Marsh, Tim Paine(w), Michael Clarke(c), Michael Hussey, Cameron White, Steven Smith, James Hopes, Nathan Hauritz, John Hastings, Mitchell Starc, Clint McKay
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The secretary to the Anti-Corruption Commission on Sunday issued notices to 50 persons, including politicians, businessmen, bureaucrats and collective bargaining agency leaders, asking them to appear before the commission with statements of assets within 72 hours of receiving the notice.
In the statement, the notified people will have to mention all the properties that they have in their names and in the names of their family members.
They will also have to explain the sources of such properties, said the notices.
The summoned people must appear before the officers of the commission, who have been assigned for the purpose, with the statements within three days of receiving the notice.


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Let the recriminations begin! Actually, the health-care-failure finger-pointing got under way well before Friday, when Donald Trump and Paul Ryan cancelled a House vote on the American Health Care Act. A day earlier, aides to the President let it be known that he had come to regret going along with Ryan's idea of making health care his first legislative priority.
In the coming days and weeks, there will be more of this blame shifting, and, in truth, there is plenty of blame to go around. Ryan failed to unify the House Republican caucus. Trump's staff allowed him to endorse a bill that made a mockery of his campaign pledge to provide health insurance for everybody. And Trump himself blundered into a political fiasco, apparently believing he could win over recalcitrant Republican members of Congress simply by popping over to Capitol Hill.
Read more at The New Yorker: The Health-Care Debacle Was a Failure of Conservatism – The New Yorker


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When I read that Megan Miranda's book Fracture was being pitched to fans of Before I Fall and If I Stay, I couldn't help but get excited by this book. My expectations were high and this book did not fail. It hooks you from the start and doesn't let go until the end.
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Everyone wants Delaney to be all right, but she knows she's far from normal. Pulled by strange sensations she can't control or explain, Delaney finds herself drawn to the dying. Is her altered brain now predicting death, or causing it?
Then Delaney meets Troy Varga, who recently emerged from a coma with similar abilities. At first she's reassured to find someone who understands the strangeness of her new existence, but Delaney soon discovers that Troy's motives aren't quite what she thought. Is their gift a miracle, a freak of nature-or something much more frightening?
Then Delaney meets Troy Varga, who recently emerged from a coma with similar abilities. At first she's reassured to find someone who understands the strangeness of her new existence, but Delaney soon discovers that Troy's motives aren't quite what she thought. Is their gift a miracle, a freak of nature-or something much more frightening?
I have a background in science, but the more I studied, the more I was drawn to the anomalies—the things that didn't seem to follow the rules, or to the things science couldn't explain yet. We know so much about how things happen, but there is still so much unknown about the brain and how it works: why some people recover, why others don't; why people with the same injuries can have vastly different outcomes. I've also wondered for a while how much of us, and therefore our brain, is determined by DNA, and how much is something more. I don't have any answers, but the questions inspired me to write.
What is your writing process like? Do you outline? Do you just sit down and let the story tell itself?
I don't outline, though I probably should. I can't think that broadly at first, though. I sit down and start to write, and then eventually I start over again once I realize where the story is going, or where it should go. By the time I sit down to write the final draft, I usually have a pretty structured outline in place, but the outline is usually a reflection of things I discovered in earlier drafts.
I love the winter setting in Maine. Was it inspired from a place you know? Did you have a lake like Delaney's lake? Did you grow up with cold snowy winters?
Thanks! It was inspired somewhat by a place I know. My dad grew up in Maine, and it was always our favorite place to vacation in the summer. We used to stay on a bay, which was absolutely freezing even in the summer (though it didn't stop us from daring each other to swim in it). The setting for Fracture has that same feel (though a lake instead of a bay), only it's after the tourists like me leave—when it's just this small town in the cold winter. I grew up in New Jersey, and we definitely had our fair share of snow (and I also had my fair share of playing-in-snow-related injuries), but not nearly as much as the setting for Fracture.
What are your "must haves" while writing? Are there a certain foods? Drinks? Music?
The only must-have for me is silence. Which is pretty hard to come by with a 3 and 5 year old at home J Which is why I typically do most of my writing at night. Other than that…nope! If I'm revising, I also require sticky-notes. I'm partial to the hot-pink variety.
What was your favorite part of writing Fracture?
Developing the characters and the relationships during the first draft. It was kind of a mess, but I love that beginning feeling, when you're getting to know your characters, and anything can happen still.
Delaney survives being underwater for eleven minutes. Your cover states that a lot can happen in eleven minutes. Give me three things that you can do in eleven minutes!
*Well, I definitely can't run 2 miles. I'm going to be optimistic and say that I could run 1...but that might be a lie. I used to be a runner, but now I think I'd be lucky if I could just complete a mile.
*Like Delaney, I once wrote an English essay in ten.
*Now that I have 2 kids, I can actually get ready for the day (including shower) in 11 minutes out of necessity. It's not pretty, but I'm pretty proud of that skill!
Delaney asks those close to her what they would do if they had one day left to live. Well...what would you do?
I did think about this while writing Fracture since Delaney has to think about it. And I don't think it would be any big thing. I'd spend it doing what I do most days: with my kids, doing something they absolutely loved.
Delaney develops an ability after her accident to sense death. If you could have a special power, what would it be?
To fly. Just because.
How do you plan to celebrate your release day?
I'm going to be in NYC, which I'm so excited about because a lot of my family lives nearby. And I'll be doing an event at Books of Wonder that night with some of my favorite authors!
And since you're being interviewed by The Lucky 13s, I have to ask...what's your favorite superstition?
It's not exactly my favorite superstition, but it's the one I can't seem to shake: I still hold my breath when I drive by a graveyard. I grew up around the corner from a pretty large one, so it was pretty much a daily occurrence. I honestly have no idea what the superstition behind this is, but now it's habit.
Fracture is avaliable today!
Get it in your local bookstore or on the following sites:Rachele Alpine, as part of an ongoing series of interviews with the Apocalypsies—YA, MG, and children's book authors with 2012 debuts.


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Disney/Pixar's new animated film Brave hits theaters this June, but, as expected, Disney theme parks are rolling out the film's marketing blitzkrieg starting right... now!
After the jump, learn where you'll soon be able to meet Merida, Brave's lead character, in the parks, and check out some of the attraction's concept art.
Merida, the badass Scottish archer of Disney/Pixar's upcoming film Brave, will debut in the Happiest Place on Earth when Imagineers transform an area near it's a small world into the Scottish Highlands.
In the film, Merida (voiced by actress Kelly Macdonald) defies an age-old custom, which then throws her father's kingdom into utter chaos! Something tells me the meet-and-greet won't be nearly that exciting, but at least you'll be able to take your photo with a hot redhead.
The attraction will also feature a play that introduces other characters from the film (three bear cub characters are expected to be a part of the experience), as well as archery lessons for kids.
That's right! Disneyland will now have armed children running around! Sounds a little like Uganda, doesn't it?
Disney released this concept art of the new attraction.
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Selling your product or service is about as interesting as watching paint dry. Ouch. It's a harsh statement, but it's true. What do you do about it? You kick your marketing game up a notch. How? Use humor. Humor is underused in marketing – partially because it's difficult to do well. But if you can pull it off, you absolutely will not want for sales.
A Lesson In Selling Razors
The now famous Dollar Shave Club nailed it when they came out swinging in 2011 with a video ad that quickly went viral. That ad generated 12,000 orders in the first two days alone – crashing the company's site within the first hour. The company has gone on to amass over 200,000 subscribers.
The secret to the company's success? The successful implementation of humor. Its viral video makes you laugh – but it also makes you want to buy. You can connect with the CEO, and that's something that's rare in the corporate world. Most CEOs never reach out and talk to their market "on their level."
The video makes you feel like he understands your problems (if you're a guy). Also, it's harder to turn someone away when they ask you for money when they've just made you laugh about something as uninteresting as shaving.
A Lesson In Selling Fans
If your product just doesn't lend itself to overt comedy, you can try something a little more subtle. For example, Big Ass Fans is a company that has nailed the subtly of the humor in their product. If you watch any of their commercials, they've got a semi-serious tone to them.
The name, however, is pure genius. When you order from them, check out their product line, or even call them on the phone to ask questions about what they offer, they automatically draw you into their lighthearted world. If you can pull that off in your company, selling will be much easier.
The Common Craft Angle
Common Craft is a company that does "how to" and explanatory videos for other companies. They charge premium prices, but practically guarantee that your customers will have a better understanding of your product. This is a great resource if you have a boring, yet complex, product that you want to sell.
However, you don't have to have a complicated product to benefit from this type of approach to sales. Let's say you're a contact lens store. You want to make your product more interesting. You decide to do a cheeky video that explains why your lenses are so cool.
The cartoonish character cutouts go a long way to put your prospects at ease. They also make your product fun and interesting – a difficult feat when you sell something like contacts.
Using Memes
Memes are everywhere, thanks to social media. An image with a clever saying that ties into pop culture can do more than make people laugh. It can make people buy – at least for those that are on the fence. For example, if you periodically send out memes via your twitter, Facebook, and other social networking sites, those memes can draw people back to your landing page where you can deliver your sales pitch. Again, it's hard to say no to a person who just made you laugh. Take advantage of that.
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Synonyms: geriatrist, geriatrics specialist, geriatrist doctor, medical specialist in geriatrics Where? You will work in a Danish hospital with stable surroundings, attractive working conditions, possibilities for professional development, a better work-life balance and a future life and career in one of Europe's top welfare states, in Scandinavia. The department of geriatrics is a highly specialised department. It offers a large number of examinations and operations. It has both an impatient and an outpatient ward. Cooperation and development is highly valued at the department.
You are: Specialised in Geriatrics Fluent in English Motivated for living and working abroad What can you expect? Permanent contract regulated by the Danish collective agreement Minimum yearly salary: 94.000 Euro (including pension benefits) 37 hour working week 6 weeks paid holiday A free, intensive language course and Danish Medical Language Programme with settlement assistance and free accommodation in Budapest prior to work start A short trip to Denmark prior to the language course, where you will have the opportunity to visit your future work place and living area Cultural teaching prior to departure Language course for your spouse and elderly children Partner Integration Program with a personal consultant Accommodation assistance in Denmark Assistance in administrative processes when moving to Denmark Assistance for your spouse in search of employment and integration in Denmark Guidance regarding schooling and child care Access to our candidate network in Denmark Information on Danish tax matters Hotline service for urgent questions Extra Danish classes after arrival to Denmark Coaching, regular evaluation and assistance in integration process Who are we? Our partnering company is a Danish recruitment agency, working with recruitment of Health Care professionals to Scandinavia since 2007, and has recruited more than 100 doctors to Denmark. They have been authorised by Danish Hospitals to recruit, qualify and integrate European physicians. They offer intensive language training, good working conditions, high salaries and a family-friendly integration program.


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There are things in life you need. And things you want. Others you do not even know of until you acquire a taste of. After an experience at St Regis, you will acquire a taste of luxury that will turn your vision on hospitality upside down. You simply acquire a new sense of it. It happens to melt not because of any of the below activities, but all together combine to make your stay an exclusively luxurious one.
J&G Steakhouse
Set within an elegant space of natural dark wood, glamorous light fixtures and leather upholstered furniture,
For an ultimate culinary experience, try the raw bar featuring a tantalizing selection of dishes and delectable seafood delicacies including Fresh Oysters, Maine Lobster and Beef Carpaccio.
Jazz Legends by St. Regis presents Jamie Cullum
Throughout the Jazz Age, St. Regis New York played host to some of history's most beloved jazz greats like Count Basie and Duke Ellington. This rich musical legacy has inspired the Jazz Legends at St. Regis series, presenting the next generation of jazz legends with intimate live performances at St. Regis everywhere. Known for his innovative approach to jazz,, Jamie Cullum is a modern icon in his own right. The newly appointed St. Regis Connoisseur pays homage to the brand's heritage with classic jazz favorites mixed with his signature visionary twist.
A sparkling night to remember and in memory, the CD of Cullum with a personalized note awaited me in the room.
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The scent, service and sensibility to your every need make this spa experience unique.
Polo Match
Tradition is an anchor at St Regis. Seated in a private area, eating delicacies and watching a polo match is a heritage they take very seriously. A chauffeur driven black Bentley was my ride.


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Conversation in the car with the kids last night:
Kieran: Daddy? Do you know that man? Stephen Hawking. He's half-man, half-robot!
Me: No Kie, he's a genius with an illness which means he needs help moving and speaking.
Kieran: Genius. Like a scientist? Did he do that theory?
Mr Williams: Theory of Everything? A Brief History of Time?
Kieran: How to cook a chicken using only the power of the sun.
Me: No, that wasn't him.
Kieran: Can't be that clever then.
Especially after Stephen Hawking's comments on the impact of AI on the human race towards the end of last year, the irony wasn't lost on me..


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Linux Kernel Mailing List Archive
From: Dale Farnsworth (firstname.lastname@example.com)
On Tue, Dec 14, 2004 at 11:15:55PM +0000, Christoph Hellwig wrote:
Yep. This line was moved, but not changed by my patch. I'll remove the
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Another line that was moved but not changed. In patch 4/6 I changed it
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Should States Decide Which Lives are Worth More than Others? A response to Jaime King's Article In Nature Magazine
|January 4, 2013
|Posted by Anthony under abortion, Blog, eugenics, evolution, General, Holocaust, human rights, Malthusians, morality, philosophy, pro-life, scientism, Secular Humanism
In the November 2012 issue of Nature professor Jaime S. King has an article titled "Politics and fetal diagnostics collide." The summary: "Without better regulation, non-invasive prenatal genetic tests will be targeted by US anti-abortion lobbyists." For the record, I have notified Professor King of this post. UPDATE: She has replied and says she will […]
We are all bullies now: Jennifer Livingston, meet Kenneth Krause, Liberal, Atheist, Secular Humanist
|October 2, 2012
|Posted by Anthony under atheism, Blog, eugenics, General, human rights, morality, Obama, philosophy, politics, scientism, Secular Humanism
When one person calls another person fat, that is bullying. When the government calls two thirds of America's citizenry fat, we call that being 'socially concerned.' Who elected this government? We the people. If Kenneth Krause is a bully, so is the government, and so are all the people who told the government it was 'ok' to involve itself in every area of our lives. We are all bullies now.
I Can See the Holocaust from My House
|September 25, 2012
|Posted by Anthony under abortion, apologetics, atheism, Blog, Christianity and Culture, eugenics, evolution, family, General, Holocaust, human rights, Malthusians, morality, original sin, philosophy, politics, pro-life, scientism, Secular Humanism
In the decades leading up to one of the most horrific chapters in human history, the leading lights of the day openly discussed bringing about those horrors. Eugenics was posited as the rational position of all intelligent, well-meaning individuals. In journals, newspapers, academic conferences, public health offices and elsewhere, they talked about sterilizing people with or without their consent, segregating them from society, or even exterminating them. And that was in America.
Reducing Health Care Costs by Reducing Pregnancies
|March 2, 2012
|Posted by Anthony under abortion, apologetics, Blog, Christianity and Culture, eugenics, evolution, family, General, Holocaust, human rights, Malthusians, morality, Obama, pro-life, scientism, Secular Humanism
The culture of death is rarely honest about its beliefs and values. All the more reason for those of us in the pro-life community to keep our eye on the ball. If we got rid of abortion on demand, but erected the apparatus that the elites are trying to build, I assure you, the only thing that will change is the group of people that falls under their scrutiny. Probably the old, most certainly the disabled. But also targeted: those who smoke, who drink, who eat sugar, or trans fat, or engage in 'unhealthy lifestyles.' I would say that tyranny is right around the corner, but that last sentence should give us the real truth: it is inside the door, and sitting at our couches… and trying to make itself at home, at our own invitation.
The Jaffe Memo and separation of church and state, part 9
|January 5, 2012
|Posted by Anthony under General
This series is, believe it or not, winding down. In part 8, I highlighted how some of the population control proposals of the 60s and 70s- as illustrated in the Jaffe memo- have been put forward, almost word for word, in our modern times, especially visible in the area of 'climate change.' Actually, these proposals […]
Why Religion and Politics Must Mix; Jaffe Memo reflections continued- part two
|December 22, 2011
|Posted by Anthony under Blog, General
This morning I posted a lengthy post on the Jaffe Memo, a document provided by a vice-president of Planned Parenthood in 1969. This memo has been making its rounds because it advocates for the encouragement of homosexuality, forced abortions, adding sterilants to the water supply, and so on and so forth. All this, from an […]
Reaction to Cain's 9-9-9 and a Different Way Forward
|October 20, 2011
|Posted by Anthony under Blog, General, Obama, politics
Herman Cain is in the category belonging to "I can stomach voting for him" and the subset of that category, "I can even speak a kind word about him and am comfortable advocating for him- and will."
His 9-9-9 proposal has a simple and important premise: the elimination of the Federal tax code and starting over. Amen, brother. Preach it.
However, the notion of a national sales tax is abhorrent to me. I do not feel reassured by assurances that the 9% tax will not in later years be increased. If we know anything about how the US governments work (and the plural is intentional; I am counting local and state governments as well), a tax will always go up. It never goes down and it never goes away. This is the real world, not fairytown. We know what is going to happen. We know it.
Do your part for the economy: have fewer kids, abort if necessary
|January 26, 2009
|Posted by Anthony under abortion, Blog, General, politics
This connection between the economy and children is one that is not often aired in public, however. The reasoning follows inevitably from the view that humans decide when life begins and when life is valued and when 'quality of life' is believed to be one of the chief criteria in the equation. And when you don't believe in God and believe that the only important things in life are those already alive, as best managed by the omnipotent and omnipresent and omnibenevolent State, the primary 'life' you are worried about is our own. In other words, having too many people around diminishes your own quality of life. So if you can get rid of them, you should. Why not? You only answer to yourself. And if the others can't defend themselves? All the better.


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The business cycle of the The RESIDUAL Effect is: Learn, Practice and Edify, another way of saying learn, do, and teach. Education and learning is like putting your own oxygen mask on first. With well over a million miles of air travel, thankfully, never once has an oxygen mask dropped down in front of my face. There's a good reason for the protocol of putting your own oxygen mask on first. We cannot be available to assist the people next us if we are unable to breathe, so that we suffocate and pass out. Personal development and continuing education, like oxygen, stimulates our brain cells enabling mental sharpness and clarity.
We are available to breathe life into our team. Most important, the life is in the blood circulating through every part of our body. When life-changing education flows from your head to your heart, you become unstoppable. Here is where the rubber meets the road. Twenty-five years ago I became a student of success principles, rarely taught in public schools and colleges. My circumstances were less than perfect. Rather than be a victim overcome by negative circumstances, I embraced an opportunity for change, personal growth and anticipated rediscovering what I wanted to do when I grew up.
What motivates you? The RESIDUAL Effect of is not produced with just knowing something but knowing how to execute and take consistent action. Our purpose is the motivator with an unquenchable desire to peruse our dreams. It is PRACTICING what we learn that is crucial for success. General contractors do not gain experience with a license and by watching "This Old House." And, thank goodness, Doctors don't learn how to perform surgery by reading a medical text book. Why would anyone assume that the business of network marketing would be any different?
To EDIFY your team, means an ongoing commitment to teach, uplift, empower, and appreciate them. It is the responsibility of leadership to edify their group leaders and the accomplishments of the team. Leaders recognize that they "need" people and teamwork to become successful and significant in this business. Coming Up Next, learn how SERVING is a sure recipe for success in this business.


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One in three British people expect prices to rise over the next twelve months, despite the recent drop in inflation, a Bank of England survey has found.
A quarterly poll commissioned by the Bank found the median expectation for inflation over the next 12 months rose to 3.6pc from 3.2pc in August.
The survey highlights the gap between the official inflation rate of 2.2pc, and the perception of price rises, as households struggle to cope with the rising cost of living.
More than a third of Britons now expect interest rates to rise in the coming year, up from 29pc three months ago but lower than the average of 52 percent in 2010 when economic growth was picking up.
Fewer people expected the Bank's record-low interest rates to remain unchanged over the coming year than they did in August, at 43pc compared with 49pc. However, the latest reading was still the second-highest since the survey began in 1999.
Inflation expectations remained high despite consumer prices inflation falling to 2.2pc in October, from 2.7pc in September.
Mark Carney took over as Bank of England Governor in July and a month later the Bank said it would not consider raising interest rates until unemployment falls to 7pc, an attempt to give households and businesses the confidence to spend and spur the recovery.
Mr Carney has said the double digit increases announced by the "Big Six" energy firms in recent months had probably pushed up inflation expectations.
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22 December 2014
Hackers take out German steel factory
Paper kills rock
Hackers managed to access production networks at a German steel maker, allowing them to tamper with the controls of a blast furnace. According to a German government report, published by the Federal Office for Information Security (BSI), it was a rare case where a digital attack actually caused physical damage.
20 November 2014
Hackers ransomed Detroit
Never rob a broke person
19 November 2014
Hackers wade into US energy grid
Still did not get the lights off
02 September 2014
Hackers start to use stolen passwords
Only a matter of time
25 August 2014
Hackers and trolls down Sony
Even your flight is not safe
25 August 2014
China not as autocratic as we thought
US hackers surprised by censorship standards
25 June 2014
UK coppers could turn into hackers
Destroy adverts on illegal sites
10 June 2014
UK plans to lock up hackers for life
Worked so well in the US
09 July 2013
Hackers hitting South Korea
Four year campaign
02 October 2012
Hackers take on Sweden
Leave Assange alone


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The Need for Christian Journalists in Africa Part (1)
By Lekan Otufodunrin – This paper was presented on behalf of Director of World Journalism Institute, New York , Robert Case II at the Journalists for Christ, Nigeria reception for Belz International Media fellows in Lagos on August 21, 2010
While there has always been the cosmic struggle between truth and falsehood, between good and evil, between the best laid plans of man (e.g., tower of Babel) and the plans of God), this conflict has been intensified into an outright cultural war in our post-modern, post Christian age by the mass or mainstream media in the last 50 years. It has argued (Carl Henry), "never in the past have the role of words and the nature of truth been as misty and undefined as now". In previous ages, concepts of truth communicated through words was the accepted medium of human exchange. Today, however, the nature of truth and the role of words are in dispute. We are witnessing a massive breakdown of confidence in verbal communication. Marshall McLuhan is right; words have become obsolescent.
In our post-modern world, language is used not to reveal and enlighten, but to conceal, deceive, and obfuscate. Symbols and images are more important than words. For the Christian journalist this shift has extraordinary consequences.
When the notion flourishes that words are not to be trusted as carriers of the truth and reality, definitions, by their very nature, are allowed to run wild. Christianity, because it is a religion of verbal revelation and expression, suffers more than do other worldviews. And journalism, because it is the craft of journaling using language, suffers more than other callings. Christianity centers purely in the living God, self disclosed in his infallible Word, communicated intelligibly in meaningful sentences to aptly equipped human minds. The claims of Jesus to be, to know, and to proclaim the truth is nonsense if words are inherently distortive and deceptive (John 14:10; 8:47; 10:35). The task of the journalist who is a Christian must be on the front line of words as carriers of truth. The Scriptures require Christians to shoulder the responsibility for verbal expression which is verifiably true (Matt. 28:18-19; Rom. 10: 14-15; Acts 17; 18:4, 12, 18, 28; 19:8-9; etc.).
If Marshall McLuhan is right and "the medium is the message," and if absolute truth has been lost in the market place of ideas (as I am arguing), then obviously the final import of each and every word vanishes as well. We will be left with only a multiplicity of latest words (Acts 17:21) which tickle our ears, none of them fixed and final. So an elite cadre of cultural gatekeepers and intellectuals able to manipulate words who are devoted to novelty and a personal addenda soon breeds an entire generation "ever learning and never able to come to knowledge of the truth" (2 Tim. 3:7). When truth is lost, falsehood no longer exists. Everything becomes relative. Everything is true. Everything is false. Only pragmatism, which says "this is true because it gets me what I want," remains.
Francis Schaeffer pointed out that the task of comprehending truth and reality has been profoundly complicated by the fact that words have been emptied of traditional and commonly understood meaning, and words are now marketed toward subjective and self-serving ends. In our post-modern age, words are used as weapons to advance social, economic, political and cultural agendas, not to advance truth and a correct understanding of the real state of affairs.
The fundamental issue in journalism practiced by a Christian is the issue of truth — the truth of the theological presuppositions implicit in one's journalistic approach and content (epistemology). It has been argued (Langdon Gilkey) that the prevalent mood of today's
Western culture is "skepticism about all formulation of ultimate coherence or ultimate meaning." This new Dark Age nihilism. (Alistair MacIntyre) surrounds us and we Christians can resist it only with self-conscience effort. As Os Guinness so succinctly puts it, "If truth is truth, then differences make a difference."
One way for the journalist of faith to resist this cultural spiritual mindlessness is to give attention to the inflexible nature of the created moral order (metaphysics). That is, we need to remember the insistent Biblical demand that every person tell the truth and keep his word (James 5:12; Matt. 5:37). Christianity makes the binding connection of all falsehood (equivocation) with the Evil One (John 8:44). What has happened in our post-modern, post-Christian society is that our culture has largely programmed or scrubbed out of our public discourse eternal concepts like final truth and moral absolutes. The tragedy is that it was not always this way. There was a time when the major news organizations of this country reflected the truth of God's existence without being explicitly Christian. But because we Christians abandoned the mainstream newsrooms these great cultural institutions (like newspapers) forgot about God, like all other cultural institutions. In a sense, every journalists, Christian or not, is an evangelist because every journalists reports and writes from a moral perspective (worldview).
If we Christians continue to absent ourselves from the pursuit of news in the mainstream media, then it is unlikely that any remedy can hope to succeed in stemming the wayward winds of general relativism, skepticism, and nihilism. In this journalistic reawakening, it is important that the question whether enduring (abiding) Christian concerns are granted visibility, or whether the worldview of historic Christianity is suppressed by editorial decisions. I refer to the universal Christian concerns (Ps. 33:5) as:
1) Justice and love shown towards racial and religious minorities, the poor, and the socially forgotten (James 1:27).
2) A peaceful and law abiding society pursued (1 Tim. 2:12; Rom. 13)
3) Cultural activities such as learning, commerce and subduing nature according to God's word are embraced (Gen. 1:28)
4) Personal moral standards adhered to (Matt. 5:48; 1 John 3)
5) Family and state examined in light of God's word (Eph. 5-6)
6) Judeo-Christian definition of human essence (anthropology) is argued (Gen. 9)
Part (2) of this paper to be continued tommorow.


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