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- "This was the time of the day when I wished I were able to sleep."
- ―Edward Cullen thinking about high school
- "'So, Bella, I was following your scent through the woods after I left your room where I'd been watching you sleep... Yes, that would be quite the ice breaker."
- ―Edward, reflecting on why he can not ask Bella why she was wandering in the woods outside her house
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- "And now everything was chaos and tumult.
Yet I wouldn't trade it. I didn't want the life that made sense. Not if the chaos meant that I could be with Bella."
- ―Edward Cullen thinking about Bella in the restaurant La Bella Italia
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- "Did I love her enough yet to be able to bear leaving her?"
- ― Edward Cullen after Bella told him that she found out he is a vampire
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- "More than that, I thought of Bella and requited love. She couldn't love me the way I loved her—such an overpowering, all-consuming, crushing love would probably break her fragile body. But she felt strongly enough. Enough to subdue the instinctive fear. Enough to want to be with me. And being with her was the greatest happiness I had ever known."
- ― Edward Cullen thinking of his sweetheart, after driving Bella home from La Bella Italia
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- "Too much," she whispered. "More than he likes me. But I don't see how I can help that."
- ―Bella talking to Jessica Stanley, about the evening with Edward in Port Angeles
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Sony targets "innovation enthusiasts" with Sony Cyber-shot DSC-T500
Sony's latest touch screen ultracompact, the Sony Cyber-shot DSC-T500, takes aim at sophisticated shooters seeking high-quality still image and video capture in a single, ultra-portable device.
Building on the foundation laid by Sony's long line of touch screen Cyber-shot T models, the T500 brings more advanced shooting features, 720p video recording, HDMI connectivity, and a more businesslike appearance to Sony's popular pocket cams.
Slightly more performance focused than some of its T-series forerunners, the T500 appears to primarily target the "innovation enthusiasts" segment, to borrow a turn of phrase from Sony. At the heart of this performance focus is Sony's 10.1 megapixel, 1/2.3-inch SuperHAD CCD sensor, coupled with a 5x, 33-165mm Carl Zeiss Vario-Tessar zoom lens.
Sony's market research for the new Cyber-shot T models has also suggested that while optical image stabilization wasn't among the most requested features for potential new camera buyers, a majority of actual users found it useful in practice; hence, it's hardly surprisingly that a top-tier model would receive the manufacturer's Optical SteadyShot technology. High-sensitivity shooting to ISO 3200 further expands the T500's capabilities when light is scarce or action is fast.
The T500's touch panel is a wide-format (16:9 aspect ratio) 3.5-inch variant with 230,000 dots resolution. The screen is designed to allow for easy viewing, even in adverse lighting conditions.
As noted, the T500 offers high-def video capture at up to 1280×720 (720p) at 30 fps for clips of up to ten minutes in length. Unlike most digital still cameras, movie audio is captured in stereo via the T500's front-mounted stereo microphone; from this capture, the T500 generates MPEG-4 video files utilizing the AVC/H.264 codec, which combines small file sizes with support for high-quality video and stereo audio.
All of this emphasis on advanced video capture systems is well placed for a camera in the T500's market segment, according to Sony director of digital camera marketing Phil Lubell. "Our research revealed that people like to shoot video with their point-and-shoot cameras, but were very dissatisfied with the video quality and the resulting large files.
."Our new T500 fulfills this customer need for a digital camera that delivers high-quality movies in a small form factor."
Other key features include a face detection system capable of locking onto up to eight faces, Sony's advanced in-camera slide show tools that allow the addition of sophisticated shot-to-shot transitions and the incorporation of background music, and HDMI connectivity for easily getting playback to an HDTV.
The T500 carries a suggested retail price of around $400. Sony will begin accepting pre-orders for the new Cyber-shot on August 29, with actual retail delivery slated for September.
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The Carriage House hosts an Ullr comedy night tonight at Beaver Run Resort to celebrate its 40th birthday. The evening features the comedic stylings of Marc Ryan and Troy Walker plus birthday cake and door prizes. Tickets are $35 in advance or $40 at the door and can be purchased at the Carriage House or the Breckenridge Welcome Center. Doors open at 7 and the show starts at 8.
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The Summit County Community and Senior Center will offer an "iPhones & Androids" class on Saturday from 9-11 a.m. Cost is $5 per person and space is limited! Call (970) 668-2940 if you have questions or to reserve your spot.
The Local Organizing Committee (LOC) for the Breckenridge stages of the USA Pro Challenge will host a general information meeting on Monday at 5:30 p.m. in the Council Chambers at town hall, located at 150 Ski Hill Rd. in Breckenridge. Community members interested in a longer-term volunteer commitment with the LOC are encouraged to attend. The race rolls through Colorado Aug. 19-25, with Breck hosting the Stage 2 finish and Stage 3 start, Aug. 20-21. Visit BreckProCycling.com for additional information.
The Keystone Science School is looking for enthusiastic volunteers to help facilitate a hands-on free astronomy program for all Summit County fourth-graders and their families. No previous astronomy knowledge is required and all volunteers will have the chance to experience our on-site observatory to view the night sky. The program runs on Monday through Jan. 17, 22 and 29 starting at 5:45 p.m. and lasting until 9 at the Keystone Science School campus. For more info or to sign up for a date, contact Amanda Seidler at (970) 468-2098 or email email@example.com.
The CMC Summer Technology Institute is accepting applications for the Summer 2013 Institute, running July 22-26. The institute is a weeklong, technology-packed learning adventure for students who will be entering the sixth, seventh, or eighth grades this September. Working in the new CMC Computer Lab, students will learn about the technical, creative and business aspects of technology. Subjects include website development, digital photography, Photoshop, digital video production, e-commerce shopping carts and more. All subjects are taught by experienced instructors and professionals. Students must have a GPA of 3.0, Summit School District average of 4 or better. Tuition: $495 includes daily breakfast and lunch. More info and applications are available at summertechnologyinstitute.com, or contact Robert Cartelli at firstname.lastname@example.com or (970) 970-453-6757 x2629. Application deadline is May 31. Enrollment is limited to the first 15 qualified students.
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Top 10 2013-A7-Missing Function Level Access Control
NOTE: THIS IS NOT THE LATEST VERSION. Please visit the OWASP Top 10 project page to find the latest edition.
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Anyone with network access can send your application a request. Could anonymous users access private functionality or regular users a privileged function?
Attacker, who is an authorized system user, simply changes the URL or a parameter to a privileged function. Is access granted? Anonymous users could access private functions that aren't protected.
Applications do not always protect application functions properly. Sometimes, function level protection is managed via configuration, and the system is misconfigured. Sometimes, developers must include the proper code checks, and they forget.
Detecting such flaws is easy. The hardest part is identifying which pages (URLs) or functions exist to attack.
Such flaws allow attackers to access unauthorized functionality. Administrative functions are key targets for this type of attack.
Consider the business value of the exposed functions and the data they process.
Also consider the impact to your reputation if this vulnerability became public.
Am I Vulnerable To 'Missing Function Level Access Control'?
The best way to find out if an application has failed to properly restrict function level access is to verify every application function:
Using a proxy, browse your application with a privileged role. Then revisit restricted pages using a less privileged role. If the server responses are alike, you're probably vulnerable. Some testing proxies directly support this type of analysis.
You can also check the access control implementation in the code. Try following a single privileged request through the code and verifying the authorization pattern. Then search the codebase to find where that pattern is not being followed.
Automated tools are unlikely to find these problems.
How Do I Prevent 'Missing Function Level Access Control'?
Your application should have a consistent and easy to analyze authorization module that is invoked from all of your business functions. Frequently, such protection is provided by one or more components external to the application code.
NOTE: Most web applications don't display links and buttons to unauthorized functions, but this "presentation layer access control" doesn't actually provide protection. You must also implement checks in the controller or business logic.
Example Attack Scenarios
Scenario #1: The attacker simply force browses to target URLs. The following URLs require authentication. Admin rights are also required for access to the admin_getappInfo page.
If an unauthenticated user can access either page, that's a flaw. If an authenticated, non-admin, user is allowed to access the admin_getappInfo page, this is also a flaw, and may lead the attacker to more improperly protected admin pages.
Scenario #2: A page provides an 'action' parameter to specify the function being invoked, and different actions require different roles. If these roles aren't enforced, that's a flaw.
For additional access control requirements, see the ASVS requirements area for Access Control (V4).
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The structure and formation of mud volcano summit calderas
R.J. Evans, S.A. Stewart, and R.J. Davies
Journal of the Geological Society, London v. 165, n. 4, pp. 769-780.
Circular depressions bounded by inward-dipping faults found at the upper terminations of large mud volcano systems (greater than 500 m diameter) are termed 'mud volcano summit calderas'. From new mapping and comparison with previously identified examples the authors describe a series of common structural and morphological features found at a number of calderas and propose a mechanism for caldera formation. A typical example consists of concentric deformational and volcanic zones including an outermost topographic rim, inward-dipping circular fault system, 'moat' and raised central 'pedestal' of freshly extruded mud volcanic sediment. This distinctive 'moat and pedestal' morphology can be explained in terms of the quantity and rheology of extruded mud, and appears characteristic of calderas from the South Caspian Basin and elsewhere. The association of fresh mud volcanic deposits with the calderas in combination with extensive literature on caldera modelling leads us to conclude that the most likely causal mechanism is subsidence as a result of evacuation of fluids and sediment from shallow structural levels during eruptions. Summit calderas mapped in this study characterize dormant periods of mud volcanism in subaerial and submarine settings, and appear to be a common structural element in the extrusive domain of mud volcano systems.
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TNA Tag Team champions James Storm & substitute Alex Shelley vs. The British Invasion
Robert Roode is back to being called Bobby Roode again. Roode joined Taz and Mike Tenay on commentary. Roode said he hoped to be return to action within 3-4 weeks from his injury.
Williams and Storm opened up, going back and forth. Storm controlled early and tagged out to Shelley. Williams tagged out to Magnus, who shoulderblocked Shelley down and tagged him with a right hand.
Storm blind tagged himself in. They worked over both members of The Invasion and double dropkicked Magnus. Storm began working over Williams' arm. The champions tagged in and out working over Williams. Shelley locked on the Oriental Torture Device. Storm rebounded off the ropes, then dropped down to poke him in the eyes.
Magnus pulled Shelley out of the ring but nailed him on the floor. Back in the ring, the Invasion doubleteamed Shelley with a big boot. Williams began taking Shelley apart, working on the shoulder. The Invasion tied up Shelley's arms and snapped him down to the mat. Shelley fought his way out but was caught with a powerful suplex by Magnus.
The Invasion scored with some nice double team maneuvers, including a great flying elbow by Magnus. Storm broke up the count. Shelley tried to kick his way out of the challengers' corner but was nailed with an exploder suplex. Williams went for the Chaos Theory but Shelley slipped out and drove Williams' face into the turnbuckles.
Storm made the tag and cleaned house on the Invasion. Williams took a big backdrop. Storm DDT's Magnus for a two count but Williams interfered. Storm drilled Magnus on the floor, then backdropped Williams over the top to the floor on his partner. Storm held the ropes open for Shelley to hit a suicide dive to the floor.
Shelley and Storm nailed a double suplex on Magnus, dropping him across his own partner. Storm was attacked from behind and tossed to the floor. The Invasion began working over Shelley. He fought them off. Storm went for the Whirly Bird but Williams slipped out.
Storm and Shelley nailed a series of moves on the Invasion. Shelley drilled Williams with a double stomp. Storm covered him but Jackson James only counted two. The crowd chanted "that was three.â€
Storm accidentally spat beer in Shelley's eyes. Shelley superkicked Storm again. The challengers drilled Shelley with a double team reverse elbow but Shelley kicked out at the last second.
Shelley went to the floor, blinded. The challengers worked over Storm. Shelley made the save. Storm superkicked Magnus and Shelley hit Sliced Bread #2 for the pin.
Your winners and still TNA Tag Team champions, James Storm & Alex Shelley!
Solid match with good bell to bell tag action. Nice way to open the show.
They showed video of Jeff Jarrett and Kurt Angle showing up at the Impact Wrestling Zone earlier tonight.
Jeremy Borash interviewed Scott Steiner. Steiner said he was going to take out Morgan, then show his girlfriend what it was like to be with a real man.
Scott Steiner vs. Matt Morgan
Morgan grabbed a sideheadlock but was shoved off to the ropes. Morgan nailed him and slammed Steiner. Steiner was nailed with a headbutt. Morgan mauled him against the ropes and sent him to the floor.
Morgan followed him and shoved Steiner into the apron several times before rolling him back into the ring. Morgan went to place Steiner onto the turnbuckles when he was caught with a low blow. Steiner began trashing Morgan as he worked him over on the mat with boots.
Steiner drilled Morgan with a belly to belly suplex for a two count. Steiner was all over referee Brian Hebner (back from his knee issues) about the count. He choked Morgan against the ropes and kicked him several times in the ribs. Steiner choked Morgan's throat with his boot.
Steiner caught Morgan with a clothesline as he rebounded off the ropes and nailed the push ups. Steiner worked over Morgan with chops in the corner, then snapmared him and caught him with a kick to the face. Steiner worked over Morgan with kicks in the corner. He drilled Morgan with a chop but that only fired Morgan up.
Morgan was whipped into the corner but caught Steiner with a kick as he charged. Morgan fired up and drilled Steiner with a series of rights and clotheslines. He positioned Steiner into the corner with a chokeslam, then nailed the Avalanche and a sideslam.
Morgan hit a sit-out slam for a two count. Morgan was caught with an STO for a two count. Steiner set up Morgan for the Steiner Recliner, trying to force a submission. Morgan forced his arms out and tried to lift Steiner for an Electric Chair. Morgan succeeded but Steiner rolled through for a victory roll. I didn't expect that! Two count.
Steiner went to the ropes and leapt off, but was caught in a goozle. Steiner slipped out but Morgan boxed Steiner's ears and nailed the Carbon Footprint for the pin.
Your winner, Matt Morgan!
Good match. They worked a faster style than I'd have expected but at the same time, still made sure to treat It like a grudge brawl, since it would make no sense for them to be exchanging armdrags.
Jeremy Borash interviewed Jeff Jarrett. Borash asked Jarrett if he'd ever imagined he'd be facing Kurt Angle with Angle's greatest accomplishment. Jarrett said Angle's best accomplishment Jarrett already took and she was home in Henderson, TN. Jarrett said that once he beat Angle, Jarrett was going to be the one standing on a podium at Impact with Angle placing the medal around Jeff's neck. Jeff told Karen that he knew she was going to be watching tonight and the victory was dedicated to her.
TNA X-Division champ Abyss vs. Brian Kendrick vs. Kazarian
Great new theme music for Abyss.
Abyss drilled Kendrick with a right but was nailed by Kaz, who worked him into the corner with a series of rights and leaping kick. He dropkicked Abyss into the ropes but Abyss nailed him with an elbow.
Kazarian rolled to the floor, while Kendrick tried to face off with Abyss. Abyss absorbed a series of kick and was caught doing a high cross bodyblock. Abyss pressed and tossed Kendrick to the floor on Kazarian.
The challengers attacked Abyss and worked him over in the corner. Abyss went to the floor. He evaded a Kazarian sliding kick. Kendrick went for a dive but was caught. Kazarian dropkicked Kendrick's back and Abyss went down. The challengers worked over Abyss on the floor and tossed him back into the ring.
Kazarian nailed a flying forearm as Kendrick held the champion. Kendrick then nailed a big running kick as Kaz held him. Kendrick charged but was caught with a Black Hole Slam. He went to the outside. Kazarian was backdropped to the apron and then nailed.
Abyss took his time, working over Kazarian and Kendrick one by one. He nailed Kazarian with a stiff chop across the chest. Kendrick was headbutt off the apron to the floor. Abyss whipped Kazarian into the corner and nailed him with a running charge in the corner.
Abyss worked on Kazarian, who mounted a comeback. Abyss drilled him across the back and nailed him with Shock Treatment. Kendrick began returning to the ring as Abyss dragged Kazarian to the corner for an back splash. Kazarian rolled out of the way and Abyss nailed his knees.
Kendrick went wild on Abyss with several dropkicks and then a missile dropkick for a two count. Kendrick came off the ropes with a tornado DDT for a two count.
Kendrick kicked off Abyss and went for Sliced Bread #2 but Abyss stopped him and nailed a chokeslam. Kazarian attacked Abyss and came off the top with a rana. Kazarian nailed a flying back elbow. Kendrick and Kazarian nailed a double dropkick. Kazarian nailed a slingshot legdrop. Kendrick nailed a splash. Both covered Abyss who kicked up.
Kazarian was caught for a chokeslam but Kazarian turned it into a rolling pin attempt for a two count. Kendrick was knocked into Kaz by Abyss, who went to the floor. Kaz and Kendrick began arguing and brawling.
They battled atop the ropes in a corner. Kazarian went for the Flux Capacitor but Kendrick knocked him off. Kazarian went for the Fade to Black but Kendrick nailed him with a thrust kick. Abyss dispatched Kendrick and covered Kazarian for the pin.
Your winner and still X-Division champion, Abyss!
Solid match. Abyss looked more like a monster here than he has in a long time. I really liked his new outfit and music as well as his new "art of war†direction. All three worked hard and it made sense to pin Kazarian as Kendrick would have more to lose by taking the loss here. The crowd didn't get into the idea of the two challengers working over the heel champion, though.
So far, solid show. Nothing amazing but some good wrestling.
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When top-ranked Nashoba Regional takes on No. 5 Holy Name on Friday night in one of the marquee matchups of the season, most eyes will be on two of the top players in the state — Zack Hume of Nashoba and Quron Wright of Holy Name.
However, one player who could steal the spotlight is Nashoba's John Ojukwu.
Ojukwu, a senior from Stow, proved to be a valuable weapon in the Chieftains' arsenal last season and has stepped up his role this year. In three games, despite rarely seeing the field in the second half, Ojukwu has gained 254 yards and scored six touchdowns on just 17 carries — an average of 14.9 yards. Only Wright (16.9) has a higher average.
Though he is happy with his early-season performance, Ojukwu knows he's just one piece of the puzzle for Nashoba, which has great backfield depth.
Ojukwu mentioned quarterback Jack Sarnoski and running backs Hume, Andrew Cross (147 yards, four touchdowns), Frankie Chiodo, Paul Loussaint and Eli Williams as other weapons. Wide receiver Brady Schartner, who is one of the best blocking receivers in the area, and tight ends Matt Kelling and Chuck Phanuef also have provided the Chieftains with some spark.
In addition to depth, Nashoba has backs who can do very different things. Ojukwu, the reigning New England indoor track champion in the 55-meter dash, is one of the fastest players in the state, while Cross and Chiodo are small and quick, and Loussaint and Hume provide size and power.
"We have a lot of guys who can run really well," Nashoba coach Ken Tucker said during preseason. "The depth really makes it hard for the opponents to key on one guy, and it also allows us to change things up and also keep our backs fresh."
As with any team that has success moving the ball, some (or most) of the credit has to go to the Chieftains' line. It includes tackles Jake Denaro and Ethan Benjamin, guards Mike D'Entremont and Garrett Curran, and center Ben Nicholson.
Those five, along with the tight ends, have opened up huge holes in Nashoba's blowout wins over Wachusett Regional, Fitchburg, and Algonquin Regional, allowing the Chieftains to roll up big leads by halftime.
"The line has been awesome," Ojukwu said. "They have worked incredibly hard in the weight room and at practice, and they get better every week. They are the key to our offense. Without them, we can't move the ball like we have."
Nashoba's powerful line will face its stiffest challenge to date on Friday. Under coach Mike Pucko, Holy Name has become known for its tough play, especially in the trenches. This year is no different as the Naps continue to be one of the toughest teams in the state.
Ojukwu said since the schedule came out, the Chieftains have been looking forward to the challenge of facing the Naps, whom Nashoba defeated in last year's Division 2 Super Bowl.
"Holy Name is a great team, a tough team, and we had two great games with them last year," Ojukwu said. "We have been working hard to be ready for them, and we will have to play our best to get a win Friday."
Though he is focused on the Holy Name game and academics, Ojukwu is hoping to play football and run track in college. In addition to UMass and UConn, he is looking at schools in his native state of Texas, including the University of Texas and Texas Tech.
"I love Texas and would love to go to school there," Ojukwu said. "It would be a dream come true."


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A landslide is defined by Cruden (1991) for the Working Party on World Landslide Inventory as a movement of a mass of rock, earth or debris down a slope. Landslides are divided into the following types of movement:
Falls are landslides that involve the collapse of material from a cliff or steep slope. Falls usually involve a mixture of free fall through the air, bouncing or rolling. A fall type landslide results in the collection of rock or debris near the base of a slope.
Topple failures involve the forward rotation and movement of a mass of rock, earth or debris out of a slope. This failure is noted to occur around an axis or point at or near the base of the block. A topple often results in the formation of debris or a debris cone at the base of the slope.
A slide type landslide is a down-slope movement of material that occurs along a distinctive surface. If the surface is straight then it is termed translational or planar. If this surface is curved the slide is called a rotational.
Flows are landslides that involve the movement of material down a slope in the form of a fluid. Flows often leave behind a distinctive upside-down funnel shaped deposit where the landslide material has stopped moving.


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The purpose of this blog is to document my family history research. Its functions will be the following:
1. To serve as a research log to document how I reach certain conclusions (otherwise I may forget!) and keep my extended family and other interested persons abreast of my progress.
2. A space to reflect on the process and my findings.


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Christopher U. Light Lectureship Concert: Caroline Shaw
Don't miss this opportunity to hear Caroline Shaw perform her own work, and Carleton faculty perform from her repertoire of string quartets.
Caroline Adelaide Shaw is a New York-based musician—vocalist, violinist, composer, and producer—who performs in solo and collaborative projects. She was the youngest recipient of the Pulitzer Prize for Music in 2013 for Partita for 8 Voices, written for the Grammy-winning Roomful of Teeth, of which she is a member.
Recent commissions include new works for Renée Fleming with Inon Barnatan, Dawn Upshaw with Sō Percussion and Gil Kalish, the Orchestra of St. Luke's with John Lithgow, the Dover Quartet, TENET, The Crossing, the Mendelssohn Club of Philadelphia, the Calidore Quartet, Brooklyn Rider, the Baltimore Symphony, and Roomful of Teeth with A Far Cry.
The 2018-19 season will see premieres by pianist Jonathan Biss with the Seattle Symphony, Anne Sofie von Otter with Philharmonia Baroque, the LA Philharmonic, and Juilliard 415. Caroline's film scores include Erica Fae's To Keep the Light and Josephine Decker's Madeline's Madeline as well as the upcoming short 8th Year of the Emergency by Maureen Towey. She has produced for Kanye West (The Life of Pablo; Ye) and Nas (NASIR), and has contributed to records by The National, and by Arcade Fire's Richard Reed Parry. Once she got to sing in three part harmony with Sara Bareilles and Ben Folds at the Kennedy Center, and that was pretty much the bees' knees and elbows.
Caroline has studied at Rice, Yale, and Princeton, currently teaches at NYU, and is a Creative Associate at the Juilliard School. She has held residencies at Dumbarton Oaks, the Banff Centre, Music on Main, and the Vail Dance Festival. Caroline loves the color yellow, otters, Beethoven opus 74, Mozart opera, Kinhaven, the smell of rosemary, and the sound of a janky mandolin.
This event is non-ticketed, free, and open to the public.
Don't miss the Guest Artist Lecture with Caroline Shaw on Thursday, April 11, at 5:30 pm, in the Weitz Cinema.
OR the Master Class with Caroline Shaw, Saturday, April 13, 11am-1pm in Kracum Hall.
The Christopher U. Light Lectureship in Music was created in 1985 (1985 for Art and 1984 for Literature) by Mr. Light, Carleton Class of 1958. Among his many interests, Mr. Light is a freelance writer and composer, a record producer and a musician with interests in computers and music.
Sponsored by Christopher U. Light Lectureship, Elizabeth Nason Distiguished Women Visitors Fund, Music @ Carleton and Arts @ Carleton. Contact: Holly Streekstra
Music, Instrumental Music, Vocal & Choral Music, Lectureships
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The White Blood Cell (WBC) Count measures two components: the total number of WBC's (leukocytes), and the differential count. The differential count measures the percentages of each type of leukocyte present. WBC's are composed of granulocytes (neutrophils, eosinophils, and basophils) and non-granulocytes (lymphocytes and monocytes). White blood cells are a major component of the body's immune system. Indications for a WBC count include infectious and inflammatory diseases; leukemia and lymphoma; and bone marrow disorders.
How the test is performed: Adult or child: Blood is drawn from a vein (venipuncture), usually from the inside of the elbow or the back of the hand. The puncture site is cleaned with antiseptic, and a tourniquet (an elastic band) or blood pressure cuff is placed around the upper arm to apply pressure and restrict blood flow through the vein. This causes veins below the tourniquet to distend (fill with blood). A needle is inserted into the vein, and the blood is collected in an air-tight vial or a syringe. During the procedure, the tourniquet is removed to restore circulation. Once the blood has been collected, the needle is removed, and the puncture site is covered to stop any bleeding. Infant or young child: The area is cleansed with antiseptic and punctured with a sharp needle or a lancet. The blood may be collected in a pipette (small glass tube), on a slide, onto a test strip, or into a small container. Cotton or a bandage may be applied to the puncture site if there is any continued bleeding. How to prepare for the test: Adults: No special preparation is necessary. Infants and children: The physical and psychological preparation you can provide for this or any test or procedure depends on your child's age, interests, previous experience, and level of trust. For specific information regarding how you can prepare your child, see the following topics as they correspond to your child's age: infant test or procedure preparation (birth to 1 year) toddler test or procedure preparation (1 to 3 years) preschooler test or procedure preparation (3 to 6 years) schoolage test or procedure preparation (6 to 12 years) adolescent test or procedure preparation (12 to 18 years) How the test will feel: When the needle is inserted to draw blood, some people feel moderate pain, while others feel only a prick or stinging sensation. Afterward, there may be some throbbing. What the risks are: Risks associated with venipuncture are slight: excessive bleeding fainting or feeling lightheaded hematoma (blood accumulating under the skin) infection (a slight risk any time the skin is broken) multiple punctures to locate veins Veins and arteries vary in size from one patient to another and from one side of the body to the other. Obtaining a blood sample from some people may be more difficult than from others.
Interfering factors: Acute emotional or physical stress can increase WBC counts. There are various types of white blood cells (WBCs) that normally appear in the blood: neutrophils (polymorphonuclear leukocytes; PMNs), band cells (slightly immature neutrophils), T-type lymphocytes (T cells), B-type lymphocytes (B cells), monocytes, eosinophils, and basophils. T and B-type lymphocytes are indistinguishable from each other in a normal slide preparation. Any infection or acute stress will result in an increased production of WBCs. This usually entails increased numbers of cells and an increase in the percentage of immature cells (mainly band zcells) in the blood. This change is referred to as a "shift to the left" People who have had a splenectomy have a persistent mild elevation of WBCs. Drugs that may increase WBC counts include epinephrine, allopurinol, aspirin, chloroform, heparin, quinine, corticosteroids, and triamterene. Drugs that may decrease WBC counts include antibiotics, anticonvulsants, antihistamine, antithyroid drugs, arsenicals, barbiturates, chemotherapeutic agents, diuretics and sulfonamides. Normal values: WBC: 4,500 to 10,000 cells/mcl Note: cells/mcl = cells per microliter What abnormal results mean: Low numbers of WBCs (leukopenia) may indicate: bone marrow failure (for example, due to granuloma, tumor, fibrosis) presence of cytotoxic substance collagen-vascular diseases (such as lupus erythematosus) disease of the liver or spleen radiation High numbers of WBCs (leukocytosis) may indicate: infectious diseases inflammatory disease (such as rheumatoid arthritis or allergy) leukemia severe emotional or physical stress tissue damage (for example, burns)


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My blog has been changed to make it more appealing for those who have New England ancestors and want to see the area through photos. Things I'll include are typical white New England churches, libraries showing their genealogical collection, historical societies, cemeteries, war memorials, in general, anything to do with history.
For four years I've blogged mostly about my personal genealogy in New England (Connecticut, Massachusetts, Vermont, and New Hampshire), New York, New Jersey, Michigan, Illinois, Wisconsin, and the Eastern Townships of Quebec, Canada. I still will, can't forget my own roots.
Please check out the labels on the right side for articles. The header tabs at the top are a work in progress.
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This is a delicious, healthy and refreshing pie. Personally, I prefer to eat it after it has been kept in the fridge. Lovely for breakfast .... or any other time of the day!
For the filo pastry
300g all-purpose flour
2 tablespoons extra virgin olive oil
1 tablespoon ouzo
½ teaspoon salt
Enough tepid water to make a pliable but not sticky dough.
For the filling
2 litres milk
120g corn flour
100g all-purpose flour
80g fine semolina
2 vanilla essences
320g sugar
50g butter
2 eggs
50 ml extra virgin olive oil to brush on the filo
For the finish
50 ml olive oil
1 egg
1 teaspoon grated cinnamon
Mix all the ingredients for the filo pastry well and add enough tepid water to make a pliable but not sticky dough.
Separate the dough into 4 equal-sized balls.
Cover them with cling film and set them aside for 1 hour while you prepare the filling.
Put 1½ litre of the milk in a heavy-bottomed pan and heat it, without bringing it to the boil.
Beat the 2 eggs, and set them aside.
In a bowl, mix the remaining 500ml of milk with the corn flour, semolina, sugar, flour and vanilla essences.
Transfer this mixture to the warm milk, lower the heat and stir for a few minutes.
Add the eggs to the mixture and beat well and quickly with a metal whisk.
Add the butter and keep beating until you see the first bubbles and you have a nice, rather thick cream.
Cover this with cling film which is touching the cream - not to allow it to form a skin or lumps.
Set it aside, while you roll open the filo pastry.
Roll open the first ball of dough and place it in an oven dish, 38cm diameter and 5cm deep, which has been greased with olive oil.
Allow some of the dough to go over the edges and leave the rest in the dish, even if it is slightly folded.
Brush this with olive oil and repeat the process with each of the balls of dough that you have put aside, brushing with olive oil between each layer.
Remove the cling film from the cream and pour it on top of the filo layers in the oven dish.
Fold in the excess filo from the edges and shape it with the help of a knife.
Brush this edge with olive oil.
For the finish, beat 1 egg well with the 50 ml of olive oil and spread over the cream.
Sprinkle the grated cinnamon on top.
Bake in a pre-heated oven at 180 degrees Celsius for 1 hour.
Make sure the filo is well baked in the centre – to do this, for the last 5 minutes transfer it to the lowest shelf in your oven.
If you've tried this recipe please rate it!
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I overcame the foilcal-a-phobia last night and removed the foilcals from the L-150's I sold to my roomie. The mids weren't even coming on until you had the L-pad cranked all the way down and forget the highs unless you twitched it just right. I so not wanted to touch the foilcals that I almost wanted to drilled a few holes in the back of the cabs and mount another pair of L-pads in the rear.
But on Sunday, I visited Steve Gonzalez in sunny Bakersfield and he told me how to remove them perfectly. The trick is to get a super flexible 1" putty blade (I paid over $5 for the Warner Pro at Lowes) and of course the hair dryer. Man, I had those things off in ten minutes. I have three extra sets of L-pads and after getting the ones out of the L-150's, I noticed that the mounting scheme is totally different, with the two clunky "Noble" brand pots mounted on fibreboard and three screws in a triangle formation to hold them in. Ohming out the "Noble" brand, I could see there was problems, especially ohming it out. While turning the knobs, the resistance was jumping all over the place. I tried popping the backs off (something I picked up here on a Singapore 43xx post) and cleaned it but good. But it still sounded like crap, so I replaced both L-pads on the fibreboard with thinner profile pots off've an L-112 unit (I cleaned this one before and ohmed it out with two others to verify that they're all on the same page).
Ever since I mounted the x-overs permanently to the backs of the cabs and used the in-cab crossover instead of the L-112 unit I had laying off to the side on the bottom, the sound quality had deteriorated. It sounded muddy and lacked midrange strength, because the woofer was really the only thing working well and it covers the lower part of the mids (but not the upper of course). After my switch on the one speaker last night, I was amazed at what it sounded like. The mids are back sweet and strong and you get no dropping out when you turn the knobs. Even the highs are bettah! I am now going to fix my bud's and my little brothers L-150's as well as my L-300's now that I've over come the foil-cail-a-phobia. The only pain in the behind will be to remove the old adhesive from both surfaces before using 3M Spray adhesive on the back of the foil-cal.
Thanks Steve for your help! (his four L-220/L-222 set up sounds pretty friggin' radical!)


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When Purchasing IT Help Desk and Customer Service Cloud Software, Get Senior Leaders On Board
An effective project manager should open a dialogue with senior leaders
The era of companies blithely spending money on software is over. Nowadays, project managers must put together a rigorous analysis and detailed cost justification before any checks are signed. However, it is important to first determine if senior leaders have any major pain points that may make them more likely to allocate money to a project.
To determine the depth and intensity of those issues, an effective project manager should open a dialogue with senior leaders. They should also discuss other challenges the business is facing, to view the issues in a relative context to each other. It's important to spend time digging deep with these senior leaders to truly understand what their pain points are and how they are affected by them. Then, they can begin to quantify how resolving the problems presented will benefit both them and the company.
In this article, we discuss some of the typical challenges of CIOs and VPs of Customer Service with respect to help desk or call tracking software. These points can also apply to other applications, such as ERP, Financial, Marketing and CRM. There are generally four main challenges for these kinds of senior leaders:
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- Labor Intensiveness is Painful
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An artist's conception dating back to the 1990s shows a space vehicle powered by an electric propulsion drive approaching Mars. Electric propulsion is still the preferred technology for getting to the Red Planet.
Now that the International Space Station is complete, NASA is touting it as a test bed for future voyages to Mars. But when will those voyages start? Would you believe Oct. 9, 2033?
That's one of the best dates available for launching a Mars mission, according to Ben Donahue, space exploration engineer at Boeing Advanced Systems. At this week's International Space Station and Mars Conference, presented in Washington by Explore Mars, Donahue explained that the alignments of Earth and Mars make 2033 an "easy year" for interplanetary navigation. And after all, President Barack Obama did call for a mission to the environs of the Red Planet by the mid-2030s.
But in reality, the prospects for a Mars mission depend less on the celestial almanac and more on national priorities. If getting humans to Mars somehow became a national imperative, as getting humans to the moon did a half-century ago, the job could be done "before the end of the decade," said Larry Williams, vice president of strategic relations for SpaceX.
SpaceX is one of the fastest-rising stars in the aerospace industry, but even Williams acknowledges that any effort to send astronauts beyond Earth orbit would probably have to be government-led, not industry-led.
Williams compared beyond-orbit exploration to the creation of ARPANET, the federal government's forerunner to the Internet. "I would say there's probably a good return on investment" for government-led projects, in the form of economic competitiveness and prestige, he said. He wouldn't go so far as to predict that spaceflight would be the next big thing, "but I can't think of anything that's going to be more of that 'next thing,'" he said.
What's to be gained? The space race of the 1960s led to a revolution in satellite technology, opening the way to benefits ranging from global telecom and data networks to GPS navigation. The Internet's rise in the 1990s transformed the world economy again. Travel beyond Earth orbit may well lead the way to new resources, markets and frontiers in the 2020s and 2030s. And some folks, such as SpaceX founder Elon Musk, believe it's imperative for us Earthlings to spread out through the solar system in order to guard against a planet-killing catastrophe like the one that killed off the dinosaurs.
But the "why" question is a huge tale unto itself. For now, let's concentrate on the "how." Here's how the experts at the ISS-Mars Conference sized up the road between the space station and the Red Planet:
Simulating scenarios: Six volunteers are more than halfway through their simulation of a 500-day mission to Mars and back, conducted inside an isolation chamber at a Russian institute. NASA is considering a different kind of simulation next year, which would involve transmitting voice communications to and from the station with a 10-minute delay. Several experts at the conference, including Apollo 11 moonwalker Buzz Aldrin, suggested that a prototype Mars transit module should be attached to the station for a series of on-orbit simulations leading up to a full-length mock Mars trip. One of the potential prototypes is an inflatable module built by Bigelow Aerospace.
However things work out, NASA and the space station's other international partners should have a lot more time to draw up their tests. The current plan is to extend operations on the space station to at least 2020, and NASA Administrator Charles Bolden said the partners are already talking about a further extension to 2028.
Testing technologies: One of the big problems for interplanetary travelers is the heightened exposure to space radiation. To address that issue, NASA is looking at active-shielding systems that could set up a protective magnetic field around a spacecraft. Another strategy calls for packing the food, water and supplies stored up for the astronauts (as well as the waste material they produce) in such a way as to shield them during the trip to Mars.
Other potential technologies include measures to counter the health effects of spending long periods in zero-G, as well as next-generation propulsion systems. The International Space Station could serve as a test bed for all these technologies. NASA already has agreed to test an experimental VASIMR plasma engine at the space station. The consensus at the conference was that solar electric or nuclear electric propulsion systems were the way to get to Mars, perhaps boosted initially by chemical rockets.
Doing dry runs: The current vision for space exploration doesn't call for going straight from the space station to Mars. Rather, NASA plans to take a series of incremental steps along the "flexible path" through deep space. Obama has called for a trip to a near-Earth asteroid by 2025, for example. That would serve as a "dry run" for deep-space transportation systems, said Bret Drake, exploration architect at NASA's Johnson Space Center.
Even though the White House nixed the Constellation Project's back-to-the-moon goal, a limited number of lunar trips could serve as dry runs for surface operations on Mars. A trip to Mars orbit and back, without touching down on the Red Planet, would represent another step along the way. The early missions may actually send astronauts to a deep crater on one of the Red Planet's moons, Phobos, from which they can manage a remote-controlled army of robots on the Martian surface itself.
Relying on robots: If and when humans go to Mars, robots will have already blazed the trail. One such robot, the Curiosity rover, is being prepared for launch this November. NASA and its international partners are deep into negotiations over a series of robotic missions leading up to the transport of fresh soil and rock samples from Mars to Earth for study.
Eventually, robotic production facilities will be sent to Mars to manufacture the fuel and oxygen that will be required for the astronauts who follow. When the complete scenario for a human mission is worked out, Donahue says robots should be sent out first to conduct a full dress rehearsal.
The long road vs. the short road: How long would a human mission last? It depends. One type of trip, known as an "opposition-class" mission, would get the astronauts to Mars in 217 days, give them a 30-day stay, and bring them back in 403 days. In contrast to that 650-day trip, the "conjunction-class" mission would last 916 days: 210 days to get there, 496 days at Mars, and 210 days on the return trip.
The 210-day transit time is "nearly identical" to the length of a typical tour of duty on the International Space Station, said former astronaut John Grunsfeld, who is now deputy director of the Space Telescope Science Institute. So taking a trip to Mars, or coming back, may not be all that much different from what space station astronauts are experiencing now. The big difference is that when their stint in space is done, returnees from the space station get to rest or recuperate. That won't be the case when astronauts finish a 210-day trip to Mars.
This graphic compares the trajectories for an opposition-class mission to Mars (left) with a conjunction-class mission (right). Both missions are launched in 2037, but the shorter mission returns to Earth in 2039 while the longer mission doesn't end until 2040.
"I think it's still an open question in terms of what it will take ... when crews do land on Mars so they can get to work," Grunsfeld said.
That's not the only open question. I've intentionally glossed over the biggest one: Is this trip really necessary? In the past, we've talked about the prospects of finding evidence of past or present Martian life, or creating a second home for Earth's species ... but I'd love to hear what you think. Tell me why we should go to Mars, or why not, in your comments below.
More about NASA's future course:
- Scientific shortfalls limit NASA's spaceflight ambitions
- Gallery: Seven out-of-this-world destinations
- Which way for NASA? A step-by-step path
- NASA lines up jobs for Robonaut
Join the Cosmic Log community by clicking the "like" button on our Facebook page or by following msnbc.com science editor Alan Boyle as b0yle on Twitter. To learn more about my book on Pluto and the search for planets, check out the website for "The Case for Pluto."


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A new self study course (Introduction to Human Workflow) was recently posted to the Oracle Learning Library. This self-study course runs about 20 minutes. You can access it, at no charge, here.
It is intended for those new to Human Workflow, who seek an understanding of the core vocabulary and concepts. It is intended to provide a foundation for understanding what Human Workflow can do, and how to best use it.
This self-study is intended to be the first of a series on Human Workflow.
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Designer Restores Likely Oliver Cowdery Photograph
Contributed By By R. Scott Lloyd, Church News staff writer
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- An 1840s daguerreotype (an early type of photograph) resembling Oliver Cowdery was found in 2006 by researcher Patrick A. Bishop.
- The image, assumed to have been taken in 1846, is perhaps the earliest photograph of a Church leader in existence.
- Brother Haymond, a product designer and Internet technologist, decided to try his hand at colorizing this image of Oliver Cowdery.
"Being able to see the hands that transcribed the Book of Mormon as the Prophet Joseph Smith dictated the translation makes this book of scripture that much more real." —Bryce M. Haymond
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A rare photographic portrait likely of early Church leader Oliver Cowdery, discovered in the Library of Congress collection seven years ago by an LDS researcher, has now been digitally restored and colorized by a Church history enthusiast.
Bryce M. Haymond detailed his restoration project in an article he wrote for the online periodical Interpreter: A Journal of Mormon Scripture, for which he serves as a member of the executive board. His article may be found at http://www.mormoninterpreter.com/author/bryce/.
The 1840s daguerreotype (an early type of photograph) was found on February 6, 2006, by researcher Patrick A. Bishop, who was then a Church Educational System coordinator in Casper, Wyoming. Working on an unrelated project, Brother Bishop was going through online images on an Internet site of the Library of Congress, looking for examples of 1840s style clothing. He came upon one image and immediately recognized it from its similarity to a published engraving as being the likeness of Oliver Cowdery, the "second elder of the Church," a scribe to Joseph Smith in the translation of the Book of Mormon, who was with the Prophet when the Aaronic and Melchizedek Priesthoods were restored.
Through subsequent study and testing, Brother Bishop determined with 95 percent certainty that the daguerreotype was indeed of Oliver, which would make it the only known photographic likeness of the man who, with Joseph Smith, was ordained to the Aaronic Priesthood by John the Baptist and to the Melchizedek Priesthood by Peter, James, and John. Knowing the name of the photographer, J. P. Ball, Brother Bishop was able to identify the general location, the vicinity of Tiffin, Ohio, where the portrait was taken. Oliver would have been practicing law in Tiffin in 1846, the likely year when the photograph was made. Brother Bishop made a grid-line comparison with the extant engraving of Oliver that had been taken from another daguerreotype subsequently destroyed in a house fire. He found the facial features matched with exactness.
Brother Bishop reported his finding later that year in an issue of BYU Studies and spoke of it in a presentation at a November 10, 2006, symposium at BYU marking the 200th anniversary of Brother Cowdery's birth. The presentation was reported and the daguerreotype published in the November 18, 2006, issue of the Church News.
Earlier that year, the Mormon Historic Sites Foundation commissioned Ken Corbett to paint a portrait from the newly found photograph. Donated to the Church, that painting now hangs in the Church History Library in Salt Lake City.
Brother Haymond's involvement began in October of last year, when he read an article on an Internet blog of Time magazine telling about some of the classic photographs of U.S. President Abraham Lincoln being retouched and colorized using Adobe Photoshop, the computer imaging software.
Brother Haymond, a product designer and Internet technologist by profession, decided to try his hand at doing similar work with photographs from Church history.
"I don't claim to be a Photoshop expert, but regularly work in Photoshop in my profession as a designer," he wrote in the Interpreter piece. "I also recalled having read about the recently discovered daguerreotype that could be Oliver Cowdery. If it is Oliver Cowdery, as research and general consensus seem to suggest, it is perhaps the earliest photograph of a Church leader extant, thought to be taken in 1846. This, I thought, would be a good candidate for a test."
He told the Church News, "I thought this would be a worthwhile side project, helping to make the early moments of the Restoration just a bit more palpable and real. Sometimes these early people and events from Church history can seem so distant and detached from our experience as to seem almost mythic or legend. Projects like this can help bring them somewhat closer to us and bring them to life."
He said a significant portion of the work was in retouching the image, a copy of which he downloaded from the Library of Congress, "since most of the daguerreotype was littered with debris and dust, and all of that had to be carefully removed while trying to not distort or alter the original underlying image."
Thereafter, he had to determine the colors to apply to the photograph. For this, he turned to Brother Corbett, who had done the oil painting based on the photograph.
"[Brother] Corbett's color choices were certainly far better than anything I could muster," he wrote in his article. "I contacted [Brother] Corbett, and he kindly gave me permission to use his painting as a color foundation or base for the daguerreotype, utilizing the color values only to colorize most of the image. This method worked very well."
Through his work, Brother Haymond revealed details not easily seen on the original: a checkered pattern on the bow tie; apparent black-velvet material on the collar; and blood vessels, bones, and thumbnails on the hands.
"Being able to see the hands that transcribed the Book of Mormon as the Prophet Joseph Smith dictated the translation makes this book of scripture that much more real," Brother Haymond told the Church News. "Oliver Cowdery comes to life as a real person and individual when you can see what he really looks like."
Brother Haymond is considering other photos from Church history to which he might give similar treatment, particularly of David Whitmer and Martin Harris, who, with Oliver Cowdery, comprised the Three Witnesses to the Book of Mormon.


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British actor and comedian Stephen Fry has rarely been so excited to be lazy.
But as part of the cast of the sequel Sherlock Holmes 2, Fry gets to pour all of his energy into playing Victorian literature's most famously brilliant but solidly sedentary deductive mind.
"I play Mycroft, Sherlock Holmes' brother – the smarter brother, I hasten to add," said Fry. "He's so lazy that he never gets the reputation that Sherlock does."
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Mycroft Holmes has long been one of the more intriguing characters in Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's canon, with his mysterious and significant role in the British government, his large girth and aversion to physical activity, and utter lack of practicality, despite being his brother Sherlock's equal – and possible superior – in mental acuity.
"Historically it's a very interesting character, and as a lover of Sherlock Holmes since I was a boy I've always enjoyed that character myself," said Fry. "I hope that people enjoy it. It's certainly been fun making the picture. I'm on it until January and it's really been fun."
Fry's also a fan of director Guy Richie's inventive reinterpretation of Holmes-ian lore. "It's what known in the Sherlock business as noncanonical. It's not based on the books – It's based on the idea of the characters and the relationships, and I love the way that Guy uses the camera. I love the fluency and speed and the wit and the drive of it."
"It's not exactly Steampunk, but there's a very 21st century angle on Victorian England," he said. "Which of us doesn't love Basil Rathbone and Jeremy Brett - in particular those two - but he's the kind of character that will be done in 200 years time. They'll be making hologram movies of Sherlock Holmes. He'll never die. He's an imperishable figure. So each age will remake him in their own image, if you like, and I like what Guy did. He's very filmic."
With his personal appreciation of Holmes as a British icon, Fry admits it did take some doing to wrap his own brain around the notion of an American – in the form of Robert Downey, Jr. - playing the detective. "To some extent, but he's such a charismatic and likeable screen presence, Robert, that you very soon forget it. More than most, he owns every second of screen time. He's just wonderfully likable. He's the real thing."


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Ecmandu wrote:Nothingness is a lack of its own existence, which forces the opposite; hence, why existence exists.
How are you using the term *Nothingness*? As some perceived and felt aspect of one's own individual human existence within the psyche or as something which has not as yet been discovered and acknowledged within the Universe?


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