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Types of information collected
There are two types of information collected: (a) personally identifiable information and (b) non-personally identifiable information.
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When you visit and use any Company sites, information may be collected (1) passively and (2) directly.
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You may not know that certain information is collected when you interact with Company's sites. This information may consist of IP address-related information, system Media Access Control address, network configuration information, network device information, browser plug-in type and versions, operating system, and information related to your geographic location. Cookies or web beacons may be used to collect information passively. This information may be collected whether you are signed in to Company's sites or not. Please note that information that is collected passively may identify you personally.
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Information may be collected directly from you when you choose to use certain services on this site and any other Company's sites. This information may be collected in the following instances, including but not limited to: when you make a purchase, create an account, sign-up for emails and catalogs, use social media applications, and participate in sweepstakes, contests and promotions. These are examples of how we may collect personally identifiable information from Company sites. If you do not want us to collect your personally identifiable information, please do not provide it on Company sites.
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We may use information about you and also share with our affiliates and vendors who perform services on our behalf. Here are some examples of how we may use your personally identifiable information and non-personally identifiable information: to fulfill your orders and send you information about your transactions, process credit card payments, to tell you about our products and offers, to personalize your experience, to conduct marketing analysis and to send you surveys or newsletters, to combine the personally identifiable information you provide us with other personal and non-personally identifiable information about you, and to allow you to participate in sweepstakes, contests and similar promotions. Please note that some of our social media applications may share information collected through those apps. In addition, we may disclose information about you, in our sole discretion, to comply with any applicable law, regulation, legal process or governmental request. We may also disclose information about you when we believe disclosure is necessary or appropriate to prevent physical harm or financial loss, or in connection with an investigation of suspected or actual fraudulent or illegal activity.
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Company sites are not intended for children and we do not knowingly collect personally identifiable information from children. If you are under 13 and would like to make a purchase, please ask a parent or legal guardian to place the order for you. Children under 13 are not permitted to make a purchase, create an account, enter a promotion, submit a customer survey, sign-up for emails or post comments.
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In the event that all or part of our assets are sold or acquired by another party, or in the event of a merger, you grant us the right to assign the personally identifiable and non-personally identifiable information collected via the Sites.
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This Privacy Policy shall be governed by and construed in accordance with the laws of the state of New Jersey, excluding without resort to its conflicts-of-law principles. Please note that your use of Company sites may be subject to other local, state, national, and international laws. You expressly agree that exclusive jurisdiction for any claim or dispute with Company or relating in any way to your use of Company sites lies in the state and/or federal courts of New Jersey, and you further agree and expressly consent to the exercise of personal jurisdiction in the courts of New Jersey in connection with any such dispute including any claim involving us, Company sites, our affiliates, subsidiaries, employees, contractors, officers, directors, telecommunication providers, and/or content providers.
Beginning on January 1, 2005, California Civil Code Section 1798.83 permits our visitors who are California residents to request certain information regarding Company's disclosure of personally identifiable information to third parties for their direct marketing purposes. To make such a request, please contact us.
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The Bears' Charles Tillman doesn't do 5K runs. Luckily for him, his inaugural Charles "Peanut" Tillman 5K Race Saturday outside of Soldier Field — co-hosted by his Cornerstone Foundation and running specialty store Universal Sole — offers participants a walking option.
"I won't run the race, but I'll be there to cheer people on," Tillman said over the phone. "I might walk it. I'm a sprinter and don't go past 100 yards. I wish I could run longer distances — it's just not my cup of tea. My wife is the runner."
Tillman and his wife, Jackie, founded the Cornerstone Foundation in 2005. The foundation focuses on children with chronic illnesses and their families, and it has hosted celebrity flag football and bowling fundraisers as well as a brunch for mothers of chronically ill children. It was Jackie and Universal Sole who came up with the idea for a 5K race.
Tillman — whose charitable efforts earned him the NFL's Walter Payton Man of the Year Award (awarded at the Super Bowl last month) — will become a free agent three days after the race. His future with the Bears seems uncertain, but he said he wants to keep the event and football separate. He did, however, name the teammates he believes would finish with the best 5K times: "(Kicker) Robbie Gould and maybe (punter) Adam Podlesh. Those guys run all the time."
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McClellan Street
These photographs of McClellan Street by David and Peter Turnley, taken in 1972-73, help us understand how America came to be the country that it is today.
Through these pictures the Turnleys give voice to the heart of America. McClellan Street's residents represented the "underclass," an America that is little understood and easily forgotten. The American Dream had left these people behind.
It was a time of war, the war in Vietnam, a war America came to regret. Some men of McClellan Street fought there. Their children have grown into the adults who, with their children, face yet another unwanted war.
With its rundown sidewalks and shabby houses, McClellan Street was never America the Beautiful. The photographs are not pretty, in the conventional sense. The street's residents are not chic or stylish; many go barefoot. But they are beautiful members of the Family of Man. It was a friendly neighborhood, its residents enjoying life's daily joys, sharing sadness, good weather and bad. It was for those reasons that the Turnley twins felt at home there and made it their own neighborhood. Their subjects became their friends, proudly displaying Turnley pictures of themselves. This is the street's family album.
It took uncommon dedication and sensitivity for two seventeen-year-olds to embark on such a project. It was my privilege to meet them and see their photographs soon after they finished it. They have both come a long way since then, but they never truly left McClellan Street. Indeed, they found McClellan Streets throughout the world.
McClellan Street is a gem of photographic documentation. Though the street itself is now an extended parking lot, its spirit, and the spirit of those times, lives on in this book.
— John G. Morris


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Come see Little Shop of Horrors, Fisher Players spring musical!
Date: April 14, 2019 - April 14, 2019
Time: 3 p.m. - 4:30 p.m.
Location: Cleary Family Auditorium, Kearney Hall
Hosted by Fisher Players
8 to 9:30 p.m. on Friday, May 12 and Saturday, May 13; 3 to 4:30 p.m. on Sunday, May 14.
The story follows a hapless florist shop worker who raises a plant that feeds on human blood and flesh.
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(CNN) -- Sasha drags bulging shopping bags onto a trishaw as he heads back to his hotel, ending another hectic day in Beijing. It's hectic but lucrative.
He typifies the transient traders who come to Beijing on shopping expeditions, making hefty profits buying goods and reselling at home.
Beijingers used to call them "da daoye" (big traders). Now they are simply "hao pengyou" (good friend) -- favored customers and trading partners.
They congregate in Yabaolu, once a quiet Beijing neighborhood of mostly one-story courtyards, now a bustling trading hub dotted with shops and high-rise shopping malls.
Much of China-Russia trade is done along their border crossings in northeastern China. In the Chinese capital it all happens in Yabaolu.
"Most of the people here are Russians buying clothes, leather, and furs," says a Ukrainian trader nicknamed Alex. "They ship to all Slavic countries and Russia."
Here bargaining is tough but business is good. The most successful, traders say, can resell their items for 20 times their investment. Small wonder many Poles, Ukrainians, Yugoslavs and other East European traders make the long trip, too.
Local Chinese make money as well. Pedicab drivers, speaking in pidgin Russian, offer to haul the traders for about $2 a ride. Local shop keepers and restaurant owners also make brisk business.
The Chocolate -- an over-the-top nightclub that features scantily dressed Russian women dancing burlesque-style and a Russian band singing Russian and Western songs -- attracts a regular stream of Chinese and Russian customers.
Over the years, I've observed trading in Yabaolu grow from small to big. Twenty years ago, traders loaded up scores boxes of goods -- mostly cheap clothes -- onto decrepit trailer trucks bound for train stations.
Now, they employ shipping companies to move various goods that include silk dresses and shirts, fur jackets, toys and handbags.
Vladimir Turkov is the general manager of Express Capital Trading, a company that exports steel from China to Russia. His 5-year-old company now employs 15 people in Yabaolu and has opened a Moscow branch to handle marketing and distribution.
"Everyone here got into the business around the same time," Turkov said, "and because of that, we grew in success together. There was a need for products, and there still is."
Turkov's success is emblematic of the improved China-Russia ties that over the years have zigzagged between cooperation and conflicts.
In the 1950s, China and the former Soviet Union were locked in a bear hug as firm Communist comrades. But in the 1960s, they turned into bitter foes, even fighting over a border dispute in 1969.
Ties have since improved and Sino-Russian relations look more promising.
They have settled border disputes, struck multi-million-dollar energy deals and have agreed to drop the U.S. dollar in favor of their own currencies to boost bilateral trade.
Last year, China overtook Germany as Russia's largest trading partner.
On a visit to St. Petersburg last June, Chinese president Hu Jintao told a gathering of business executives that China and Russia now seek to increase bilateral trade to $100 billion by 2015 and $200 billion by 2020.
Following the collapse of the Soviet Union twenty years ago, Sino-Russian borders have seen a spike in traffic. Some 3 million people from China and Russia now visit each other's country annually.
They include traders like Turkov and Sasha.
Turkov attributes his success to good inter-personal relations between Chinese and Russians.
"We've all been in China for so many years," he says, "We know how to interact with the Chinese. We may have differences but we also have much in common and have learned to live with our differences."
Turkov says he is not deterred by problems of bureaucracy, corruption and business conflicts that sometimes bedevil businessmen in China.
"If you play according to the rules, you won't get into trouble," he says.
"Many traders are only interested in coming to Beijing, buy products, and then go back to Russia to sell them," says Ekaterina Davydova, marketing manager at Express Capital Trading. But Russians like Turkov, she says, are in China for the long haul.
"We are helping the Chinese economy and our success is obviously dependent on the world economy," Turkov says.
Will business remain bullish, given the economic downturn in the U.S. and Europe?
"Business is good, at least for now," he says, "While you can't always foretell the future, I'm optimistic."
With research by Lorenzo Ferrigno.


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Starting a school is messy, as you have undoubtedly witnessed this last year on our blog. It is easy to notice the actual messes: construction dust, sandy shoes, dirty lunch dishes, half-sunburned faces due to hastily-applied sunscreen en route to the beach. The really messy areas at Brightworks, though, sometimes are where you least expected them to be.
We think a lot about food in the Brightworks community. Our families' belief systems regarding food are very diverse, but all of our school's families are thoughtful about the food they serve their kids. That care is expressed in different ways: some put a lot of thought into where their food comes from; if it is organic, bio-dynamic, sustainable. Some make careful decisions about where to shop, mindful of the political and environmental implications of where food comes from. Some families serve food that has provided comfort, familiarity, and love throughout generations of their family, but are willing to bend a few rules to maintain those traditions. Some must prioritize food lower in their family budget and focus on value, and preserve family funds for other priorities.
Today eight of our oldest students made lunch for the school, beginning new traditions of service to the school community and thinking of the needs of others. Throughout the week, they divided the jobs, planned the menu, altered the menu to accommodate dietary needs, and created an aesthetic plan for the tables. As the first band to prepare a community lunch this year, they did an amazing job of meeting the needs of the community.
When I was sent on an emergency run to the store this morning for last minute ingredients for the students, though, the shopping list written by these excited children included vast quantities of rainbow sherbet.
This is where Brightworks got messy, today. Aside from the state of the kitchen (out of control, fyi), it is these messy heart-and-mind moments that paralyze us at Brightworks from time to time…these decisions between adult values and child-led moments. Do we as a school community support low-quality, fake neon-colored rainbow sherbet in a plastic bucket? No. Do we support empowered kids to show their love for their community in ways that they all agreed would make everyone happy, given the guidelines (or lack of guidelines) they had? Yes. I paused, but I bought the sherbet.
At lunch, the other kids devoured the chicken and sausage stew, biscuits, and salad lunch that the band had prepared for them. When the dessert course began, however, excitement at Brightworks reached a new fevered pitch. Oh, the colors! And the handy plastic bucket it arrived in! The ingredient list that contained so many mysteries! New student (and aesthetically gifted) Thea garnished each small scoop with a raspberry, and we sent the sherbet out to the students (and plain raspberries to some.) The oldest band served dessert and began clean-up while the younger three bands devoured their curious treat.
There will be another time for teaching these students about the food their put into their bodies, and the choices we make as food consumers. That day will be messy too, as some children may hear from others at the school that the food they are served (and love) at home is sometimes looked down upon by other student's families. Those are important conversations to have, and we relish these tricky moments to discuss diversity, belief systems, differing family cultures and traditions, and sensitivity towards those who are different in so many ever-evolving ways.
But for today, the scales tipped away from the importance of food education, and towards the importance of honoring these students' gift to us, their pride in making choices, and enjoying a school community's unbridled excitement at being offered a dessert which is both strangely fake, and oddly beautiful.
Everything is interesting. Check.
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WASHINGTON - A military appeals court has rejected claims of anti-gay bias in upholding the 2009 conviction of a lieutenant colonel court-martialed at the former McChord Air Force Base in Washington state.
While confronting some tricky issues surrounding military sexual conduct, the U.S. Air Force Court of Criminal Appeals largely rejected claims raised by former Lt. Col. Steven J. DiMatteo. The married, onetime commander of the 10th Airlift Squadron, 62nd Airlift Wing, was sentenced to 11 months in prison and dismissal after being convicted of wrongful sexual contact with an enlisted man, and three other charges.
The appeals court upheld three of the four charges as well as the sentence, which DiMatteo has already served. Notably, the appellate court rejected DiMatteo's argument that the trial panel convened at what is now called Joint Base Lewis-McChord was biased against him because of the homosexual conduct allegations.
"Each member was questioned extensively about their personal views concerning homosexuality and the (Pentagon) policy then in effect," the appeals court noted. "Each clearly stated that they were not influenced by the policy and would decide the appellant's case on its merits. We find absolutely no evidence that a panel of very experienced officers did not comply with their duties or follow the military judge's instructions."
At the time of DiMatteo's court-martial in May 2009, the Pentagon's "don't ask, don't tell" policy remained in effect. The military did not accept openly gay service members until September 2011.
A colonel on DiMatteo's trial panel held "religious beliefs against homosexual conduct" and had served on "an administrative board that voted to discharge an Air Force member for homosexual conduct, a decision that was later overturned," according to the appellate court. Nonetheless, the appellate court noted that DiMatteo's trial attorney had declined to use a peremptory challenge to remove the colonel during jury selection.
A 2007 newspaper profile reported that DiMatteo was married and has three children. In his 2009 trial, he denied the allegations raised by an Air Force Security Forces staff sergeant.
A Penn State graduate and 18-year Air Force veteran, DiMatteo was trained as both a navigator and a military transport pilot and was deployed to Incirlik Air Base in Turkey with the 817th Expeditionary Airlift Squadron when the sexual misconduct allegations arose. He had previously flown missions in Iraq, Afghanistan, Bosnia and Somalia, among other countries.
DiMatteo and the staff sergeant identified only as "DMM" met at an Incirlik enlisted men's club in February 2008, where they discussed running marathons and the lieutenant colonel bought the staff sergeant "approximately five to eight alcoholic drinks," according to court records.
"The bar's surveillance video footage showed the appellant and ... DMM talking, drinking, high-fiving, and generally enjoying each other's company," Senior Judge J. Bradley Roan recounted in the appellate court decision, issued Dec. 7.
Shortly after 2 a.m., DiMatteo and the staff sergeant retired to the officer's quarters to talk more about marathons. There, the appellate court recounted, DiMatteo seized the staff sergeant's hand while they "were giving each other a high-five" and jammed it into his underwear. DiMatteo then attempted to fondle the other man and they struggled until DiMatteo passed out, the staff sergeant testified.
There was no DNA evidence, and DiMatteo's defense attorneys repeatedly challenged the alleged victim's credibility. The trial court acquitted DiMatteo of three other charges. And, for somewhat complicated legal reasons, the appeals court threw out a conviction on one charge of obstruction of justice, after concluding that prosecutors had not specified how this was prejudicial to good order or discipline.
The appellate court, however, accepted the gist of the government's case, noting that prosecutors summoned credible witnesses who recounted hearing the tearful staff sergeant say at the time that he had been assaulted.
"Having made allowances for not having personally observed the witnesses, we are convinced of the accused's guilt beyond a reasonable doubt," Roan wrote.
DiMatteo's attorneys could not be reached Wednesday.


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I'm sure a lot of people do, at least until they find the sites they know they can reliably return to that have the content they want.
second... although the Late Mrs. Roddenberry may prefer it go to the Roddenberry estate?
I think the NFL already has a variation of this, "The Big Game", that I believe they were trying to keep people from using for Super [redacted] XLVI. I'm too lazy/rushed atm to look up the reference, but I believe the topic was covered here at techdirt.
Just wait until our brains are integrated into our electronics, we will be sued for just thinking the names of these things. There was actually a neat short story about this, also I believe linked at techdirt not too long ago.
sorry this scheme is actually pretty weak, here's why...
the determined someone can
use a radio freq meter to detect your router
sniff your packets
spoof one of your mac addresses
and decrypt your key/password/pass phrase
IANAC - I am not a cracker
But I do know there are tools to make all those things easier, a little knowledge goes a long way.
Basically the point is, it can be done, but the likely hood of you being a target is probably minimal unless you are the only game in town or neighbors and still the only radio. Like most people that would steal something in the first place, the easy targets are the ones that would get hit first.
are computers that are not attached to ANY outside source ever and are locked in a room where NO ONE has access to them. No matter what you measures you take with your wifi router, if someone wants access to your connection they will get it; wifi is notoriously easy to exploit and there are many "tools" available on the internet that make it a simple matter of clicking a mouse. You can even keep your SSID hidden and someone can still hack into your router; the SSID btw is the name your router broadcasts, like LINKSYS for example, that let you know which router you are connecting to. If someone is determined to use your router/access point there is little you can do about it except perhaps turn it off or disconnect it from the internet.
Now, as far as ISP's not doing enough to set up routers etc for their customers because they don't want to spend the money... BULL HOCKEY!! They don't have to spend the money because they CHARGE A FEE to come set up the equipment for you, usually in the $99 dollar range. The customer has the option of doing a self installation to avoid having to pay for this. And are these people security pros as well as installation techs? They might know the basics. I've talked to several of them in the past and most of them really don't know much.
Anyway, I'm glad we've got our wonderful big brother protecting us from double plus ungood low to mid-level income retards that can't keep their networks secure!
and the media doesn't report it, is sensitive data compromised?
errr, the flag in the video, sheesh


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Stiletto Heaven: Sarah Jessica Parker Shows Off Her Latest Shoe Collection
Actress-turned-shoe designer Sarah Jessica Parker has expanded her insanely popular shoe collection, and we couldn't be more thrilled. Now the collection, which she launched in 2014 on Nordstrom with wild success rates, is now also available for purchase on Zappos Couture.
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And it's giving us a much-needed burst of color during this dreary winter. "We wanted to rethink what might be considered a neutral, which gives women just another way of getting dressed in the morning," Parker says in a video on couture.zappos.com. "We want purple to be the new black, we want gray to be the new black, we want scarlet to be the new black. We want women to be really brazen about using color because I think women are always looking for that little thing to set them apart."
Ready to add some unexpected neutrals to your wardrobe? So are we.


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"Rock Center with Brian Williams" Will Move to Fridays Beginning February 8 (10-11 p.m. ET) Following "Dateline NBC"
UNIVERSAL CITY, Calif. - November 30, 2012 - NBC will premiere the new drama "Do No Harm" on Thursday, January 31 (10-11 p.m. ET) following the hour-long series finale of the Emmy Award-winning "30 Rock" (8-9 p.m. ET) earlier that same night. In addition, "Rock Center with Brian Williams" will move to Fridays beginning February 8 (10-11 p.m. ET) following "Dateline NBC" (9-10 p.m. ET).
The announcements were made today by Robert Greenblatt, Chairman, NBC Entertainment.
"January 31 will be a special night as one classic series will mark its finale with a great hour-long sendoff episode while a promising new drama will make its debut on Thursdays," said Greenblatt. "'30 Rock' is acclaimed as a legendary comedy and we will see a truly memorable and fitting last episode. In 'Do No Harm,' viewers will have a unique new dramatic storyline with an exciting new star in Steven Pasquale that takes them into dark and uncharted territory."
Details of the finale of "30 Rock" will be provided later.
"Grimm" will return to the schedule on Friday, March 8 (9-10 p.m. ET).
In "Do No Harm," Dr. Jason Cole (Steven Pasquale, "Rescue Me") is a highly respected neurosurgeon who has it all - a lucrative career, confident charm, the gift of compassion. But he also has a deep, dark secret. One morning when he wakes up disoriented in a wrecked hotel room amidst several near-naked women he's never seen before, he knows one thing: it's happening again. Every night at the same hour, something inside Jason changes, leaving him almost unrecognizable - seductive, devious, borderline sociopathic.
This new man is his dangerous alternate personality who goes by the name of "Ian Price." For years he's battled Ian, keeping him in check with a powerful experimental sedative. But now his - their - body has developed a resistance to the serum, setting Ian free once again. And to make matters worse, after being suppressed for so long, Ian's hell-bent on taking revenge on his oppressor. With everyone Jason cares about at risk - patients, friends, co-workers and even the woman he loves - he's got to stop Ian once and for all. Will they find some common ground, or will they bring each other down? Hell hath no fury like an alter ego scorned.
Also starring are Alana De La Garza ("Law & Order"), Michael Esper ("A Beautiful Mind"), Ruta Gedmintas ("The Borgias") and Phylicia Rashad ("The Cosby Show"). "Do No Harm" is produced by Universal Television and Traugott Company. The executive producer/writer is David Schulner ("Desperate Housewives," "The Event"). Peter Traugott ("Ringer") and Rachel Kaplan ("Ringer") also are executive producers. Michael Mayer (NBC's "Smash") is the co-executive producer and director.
In its seventh season, the critically acclaimed and multiple award-winning comedy series "30 Rock" is told through the comedic voice of Emmy and two-time Golden Globe winner Tina Fey as variety show producer Liz Lemon. The series also features two-time Emmy and three-time Golden Globe winner Alec Baldwin as top network executive Jack Donaghy and Emmy nominee Tracy Morgan as Tracy Jordan, the unpredictable star of Lemon's variety show, "TGS with Tracy Jordan." Lemon constantly has her hands full, juggling corporate interference from Donaghy and off-the-handle star antics from Jordan, all while attempting to salvage her own personal life. Also rounding out the cast are three-time Emmy nominee Jane Krakowski as Jenna Maroney, the co-star of "TGS"; Scott Adsit as the variety show's producer Pete Hornberger; Emmy nominee Jack McBrayer as Kenneth, the over-eager NBC page; Judah Friedlander as Frank, the sardonic slacker on the writing staff; and Keith Powell as Toofer, the sophisticated yet sarcastic writer.
Overall, "30 Rock" has garnered 90 Emmy nominations, resulting in 14 wins. In 2009, the show won its third consecutive Emmy for Outstanding Comedy Series and also held the record for most comedy program Emmy nominations in a single year with 22 nominations. "30 Rock" has also won a Golden Globe for Best Television Series Comedy or Musical, a Screen Actor's Guild Award for Outstanding Performance by an Ensemble in a Comedy Series, three Producers Guild Danny Thomas Producer of the Year Awards in Comedy Episodic Television and three Writers Guild Awards (WGA) for Writing for a Comedy Series and three WGA Awards for Episodic Comedy, among others.
"30 Rock" is from Broadway Video & Little Stranger, Inc. in association with Universal Television. The executive producers are Lorne Michaels ("Saturday Night Live"), Tina Fey, David Miner, Marci Klein ("Saturday Night Live"), Robert Carlock ("Friends"), Jeff Richmond and Jack Burditt.
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Finding Your Closest Shop
Your local retailer can provide advice, inspiration, and community you're not likely to find a substitute for in the big box stores or online. Hoffman Distributors, a needlework wholesaler web site has a shop finder which will help you locate the nearest shops.
Web Needlework Resource Lists
Since our first resource list appeared on the web n the late 90's, many more resources and lists have appeared on the web. Since ours was becoming quickly stale, we'll point you to a sampling which we've come across.
- needlepoint.about.com and crossstitch.about.com and embroidery.about.com. Use their Search to discover both links within about.com and outside. Try "decorative stitches", for instance.
- www.needlenthread.com has a nice annotated list of books with reviews related to embroidery.
- Atlantian A&S Links. is a very nice organized set of resources in historic needlework
Designing or incorporating decorative stitches can be inspired by nature, art, mathematics, emotion and many other areas we experience. Many centuries of application of decorative ornament have provided examples and documentation we can continue to explore and use for inspiration. Click on Book titles to see GoogleBooks entries.
Decorative Pattern Theory Books
- Day, Lewis F., Pattern Design, Courier Dover Publications, 2013 (originally published 1903 by B.T. Batsford Ltd., London).
- Beyer, Jinny, Designing tessellations: the secrets of interlocking patterns, Contemporary Books, 11 June 1999.
- Stevens, Peter F., Handbook of Regular Patterns: An Introduction to Symmetry in Two Dimensions, Mit Press, 1981.
Color Theory Books
- Itten, Johannes, The Art of Color: The Subjective Experience and Objective Rationale of Color, Wiley, 15 January 1974.
- Albers, Josef, Interaction of Color, Yale University Press, 2006. Also available as an iOS app, see Interaction of Color by Josef Albers in iTunes.
Needlework Organizations
Needlework organizations offer education, socializing with folks with similar interests, discounts in many retail establishments, and access to recent news and developments.
"EGA is a national, not-for-profit organization dedicated to the study and preservation of the art of embroidery. Membership is open to anyone interested in needlework, from the beginner to the professional. Members work within local chapters or a member-at-large network to improve their skills and knowledge. Numerous opportunities are available to learn embroidery and needlework techniques, including chapter meetings, workshops, correspondence courses, certification programs, and national and regional seminars. In addition, we offer free projects, a youth program, a quarterly magazine, and national traveling exhibits."
"The American Needlepoint Guild, Inc. (ANG) is an educational, non-profit organization whose purpose is educational and cultural development through participation in and encouragement of interest in the art of needlepoint."
"The Cross Stitch Guild was formed by well known designer/author Jane Greenoff in March 1996. It quickly became a worldwide organisation with a committed and enthusiastic body of members.
The CSG deals with cross stitch and all other forms of counted embroidery, such as Hardanger and canvas work."
"Organization to share opportunities for discovery and creativity in embroidery. Workshops, other activities, library, branches."
"…a national non-profit educational organization whose purpose is to have a fellowship of persons who enjoy needlework and wish to learn and share their knowledge; and thereby to work towards maintaining higher standards of design, colour and workmanship. Our aim is to preserve traditional techniques and promote new challenges in the Art of Embroidery through education and networking."
"The National NeedleArts Association advances its community of professional businesses by encouraging the passion for needlearts through education, industry knowledge exchange and a strong marketplace."
"Its goal is to uphold the highest standards in the needlearts by providing excellence in education to all those interested in furthering their embroidery skills as teachers, judges, artists, designers, authors, and technically proficient embroiderers."
"The National Embroidery Teachers Association is an organization open to all teachers, active or retired, and to prospective teachers of embroidery and other textile arts."


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Federation of Karnataka Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FKCCI) will hold an interactive meet with Saugat Siringoringo, Consul General of Indonesia in Mumbai and Consul (Economics) Hariyanta Soetarto at 4.30 pm on April 30 at FKCCI office, KG Road, Bengaluru.
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Deggert necesitaba un nuevo diseño de logotipo y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 95 diseños de 18 diseñadores freelance.
Melcor Developments (http://www.melcor.ca)
I'm Daniel with Melcor Developments and we develop multi-use shopping centres and office buildings that utilize innovative design and good value. With Stonecreek Village, we want to bring the quality of amenities of cities like Calgary or Edmonton to Fort McMurray. Fort McMurray is highly under serviced as it pertains to the retail market so we will be serving that need for the families and extended stay residents in town.
This logo will be for a mixed-use shopping centre that has retail, office and residential (condo units) on site. It will be a major shopping destination for the people of north-west Fort McMurray and will also be a central location in the neighbor of Stonecreek.
Stonecreek Village will be for younger families and for professionals working in the resource extraction industry. It's located in the beautiful city of Fort McMurray, which has quite an outdoorsy feel to it, but we also want to give the residents of north-west Fort McMurray a centre with the amenities of a city like Calgary or Edmonton. The logo will be used on shopping centre pylon signage and on masonry entrance features.
The logo must incorporate the name "STONECREEK VILLAGE".
The logo must also incorporate in some form the "s" from the existing Stonecreek logo, but the logo must not necessarily be designed around the "s" either. The logo will be used for shopping centre pylon signs and (a) stone monument (a). I've also attached a file that has an existing monument in the neighborhood of Stonecreek that gives you a sense of the feel we'll be pushing for, but again I encourage you not to just cut and paste the existing design. Please follow the feel of it, but add value to the logo.
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Name any occasion, and there's a perfect pair of Prada shoes to match. Need something to wear with jeans and dresses? Opt for leather or suede Prada boots in your choice of height. Any dress, whether delicate and flowing or office bound, calls for a Prada sandal in a rich hue or metallic finish. Prada heels are just as varied, from the sharp point of stilettos to geometric cut-out wedges.
The sheer diversity of Prada shoes makes one thing clear: The creative minds at the Italian fashion house won't settle for designing just one or two variations of the same style. Ombre patent pumps, modern Mary Janes, and comfy sneakers and walking sandals adorned with playful robots, blossoms, and kisses show the breadth of the Prada selection.
As prodigious as the Prada shoe collection is, the fashion house chooses quality over quantity every time. Each shoe is designed in Italy with meticulous care. Artisanal techniques and enduring materials always ensure the highest level of quality. One can never have too many shoes, especially Prada shoes, and Neiman Marcus invites you to find your perfect pair today.


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Drink Pink
A Learned Man's Guide to Rose
Fill your glass, gentlemen: rosé season is upon us, and while we generally advocate for consumption of pink wine year round, the same warm weather that begs for draping oneself in white linen and opening too many shirt buttons demands the freshness of a crisp, vibrant rosé. Fortunately, the world of wine is finally in recovery from its post-traumatic-White-Zinfandel disorder, leaving breathing room for rosés that are some of the most versatile, dependable and flat-out desirable wines out there. In the spirit of good will and BBQ, we've put together a list of a few of our favorites along with some quick food pairing ideas.
Rosé, also known as rosato and rosado, is pink wine that's usually (but not always) made from red grape varietals. In the most common method of production, the grapes get crushed and vatted with the skins for a short time — when the juice gets its pink color — and then the skins are removed before it goes on to fermentation. Red wines are fermented with the skins. (For further reading and details about other rosé production methods, go here and here.) – Editors


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help - stable transfection clone pick up
Posted 08 April 2004 - 06:17 AM
Since I am going to establish stable transfection,and now I have got many clones in plates. But how can I pick out those clones? I have tried sevral ways but not succeed.
I hope someone could suggest me some efficient methods to pick up the monoclones.
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Posted 08 April 2004 - 09:23 AM
There are many ways of picking clones
You can use a cloning cylinder (such as from Fisher)
To isolate incubated colonies, insert cloning cylinder around the cell colony and attach by sterile grease. Add trypsin to the cylinder and incubate until cells detach from the dish. Collect cells by a Pasteur pipet and transfer to separate vessel.
Or simply, without using cylinder, you can add trypsin to a well isolated cell clone and collect cells by pipetting.
Also have a look at this link http://anatomy.med.u...ethods/mh10.htm
Good luck.
Posted 10 April 2004 - 05:37 AM
Good luck to you,too.
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I have tried them. The method of hybirdizing is new to me, would you
mind explain it in detail, antib?
Thank you!
Posted 26 September 2004 - 09:34 AM
Sprag, when you say "put tip in colony", do you use trypsin? or just scratch the cells?
zhongw90, how to remove the trypsin after detaching the cells? I doubt if centrifugation is appropriate since there are so few cells.
thank you!
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Edited by Sprag, 19 November 2004 - 07:41 AM.
Posted 19 November 2004 - 09:21 AM
how to remove the trypsin after detaching the cells? I doubt if centrifugation is appropriate since there are so few cells.
You don't need to remove the trace trypsin.
Posted 19 February 2009 - 10:18 PM
The methods suggested by Simonsays and Sprag are feasible for me, and
I have tried them. The method of hybirdizing is new to me, would you
mind explain it in detail, antib?
Thank you!
I had not tried this method. In short, you put a small piece of filter paper containing trypsin on the colony, wait for a few minutes, and then lift it up. There should be some cells on the paper.
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Edited by WHR, 19 February 2009 - 10:27 PM.
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Doppler tackles off-season at Stony Brook
In the off-season for tornadoes, Stony Brook University is not letting a tool of the trade for storm chasers sit idle.
A program sponsored by the National Science Foundation has lent a large mobile Doppler radar for tracking severe weather to SBU until next week.
The big truck-mounted receiver travels to any university or college that requests its use when it's not otherwise occupied. Students can learn how to use the Doppler radar information while scientists can look at what's brewing on the horizon.
"During the off-season, it's used heavily for educational outreach," said Rachel Humphrey, a support scientist and data manager for the Center for Severe Weather Research of Boulder, Colo. She drove the Doppler truck more than 1,800 miles from Boulder to Long Island for the SBU loan.
While Long Island is not typically known for tornadoes, there are local weather phenomena worth studying, said Brian Colle, SBU professor of atmospheric sciences.
He stood next to the big radar on a recent day during which rain gave way to sunshine. "They took it to Cedar Beach today to track the storm," he said of the scientists who accompanied the radar. "The chances of getting a hurricane are rare, but we'll be studying sea breezes," he said.
SBU junior Michael Colbert of Lindenhurst, a meteorology major and president of the school's meteorology club, said the radar will check out impacts on areas such as New York City. "We can see how weather affects a more densely populated area," he said.
The school held an open house last week for the public and students to check out the radar truck. SBU lab technician Tracey Evans, who works in the School of Marine and Atmospheric Studies, stood in the parking lot waiting to climb into the truck's cab, where computer screens displayed weather systems moving across the region.
She said the coolest part of the Doppler truck is its ability "to get the up-close data . . . so you can predict where the storms will form."
In conjunction with the Doppler radar loan, SBU also held a seminar last week featuring Joshua Wurman and Karen Kosiba, atmospheric scientists who used to host "Storm Chasers" on the Discovery Channel.
Wurman said the challenge of working in an area like Long Island was getting away from view-blocking development. "The main thing is a clear view of the horizon," he said.
Colle said he is familiar with the Doppler system, but it's thrilling to see up close. "I use Doppler radar data all the time but this is my first time dealing with a radar truck," he said. "It's nice that it's mobile -- we can take it around and it's easier than flying an airplane."
The educational benefits to students of having an actual Doppler radar to use are obvious, Humphrey said. "Nothing makes the lightbulbs turn on like hands-on experience," she said. "It's nice to see where the data's coming from."
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Philadelphia prosecutors have agreed to accept the son of actress Cybill Shepherd into a pretrial diversion program in a theft case against him.
Cyrus Shepherd-Oppenheim of Sebastopol, Calif., is charged with stealing cash, a camera and other items from carry-on luggage during a cross-country United Airlines flight in January.
The University of Pennsylvania student appeared Tuesday in Philadelphia Municipal Court. Prosecutors say his record will be cleared if he abides by all conditions while he's in the program. Another hearing is scheduled for June 4.
Outside the courtroom, the defendant and his attorney declined to comment to WPVI-TV.
Shepherd-Oppenheim is the son of the "Moonlighting" star and her ex-husband, chiropractor Bruce Oppenheim.
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Nina Dunay tallied a team-high four goals on Saturday for the Lady Flames.
Despite four goals from Liberty midfielder Nina Dunay, the Liberty Lady Flames dropped their regular-season finale, 19-12, to the Longwood Lancers on Saturday afternoon at the Longwood Athletics Complex. Liberty falls to 8-9 overall on the season and 4-3 in Big South contests. The win improves Longwood's overall record to 10-7 (5-2 Big South).
The Lady Flames grabbed the first three draws of the contest and turned them into three quick goals. Morgan Becker notched Liberty's first tally 57 seconds into the match. Sam Struss followed Becker's goal with her first marker of the contest a mere 46 seconds later. The Lady Flames pushed their advantage to 3-0 at the 26:37 mark of the opening half, after Dunay tallied her first score of the game.
Longwood gained its first possession of the game with 4:24 elapsed in the opening stanza. The Lancers turned the possession into their first score of the game to pull within two, 3-1.
Becker responded with her second tally of the match with 21:47 remaining in the first half to increase Liberty's edge back to three, 4-1.
Back-to-back scores by Longwood trimmed Liberty's advantage to one, 4-3. With 17:25 left in the opening half, Dunay fired a shot past Lancers' goalkeeper Christian Acker into the back of the net. Dunay's second marker of the contest made the score 5-3 in favor of the visitors.
Longwood held the Lady Flames scoreless over the final minutes of the first half, despite allowing nine more shots. The Lancers ended the half on a 4-0 run to take a 7-5 advantage into the halftime break.
Liberty started the second half strong, scoring two quick goals to tie the game at seven apiece. Dunay weaved her way to the front of the goal and flicked the ball over Acker into the top of the net for her third score of the game. Jen Freymond followed by bouncing the tying goal into the net with 3:21 elapsed in the second frame.
The Lancers seized control of the game by reeling off six goals in just over eight minutes of action. Struss ended Longwood's run with her second tally of the game off of a free-position attempt at the 17:52 mark of the final half, making the score 13-8 in favor of the home team.
After Longwood found the back of the net for the 14th time on the afternoon, the Lady Flames' Becker notched her third goal of the game off of an assist from Amber Nichols with 13:32 remaining in the contest to trim the deficit to five, 14-9.
The Lancers tallied the next five goals of the game, extending their lead to 10, 19-9.
Liberty tallied the final three scores of the game, as Struss, Dunay and Candice Parsons each found the back of the net, but it was not enough as Longwood claimed the 19-12 win.
For the contest, the Lady Flames outshot the Lancers, 31-29. Both teams scooped up 21 ground balls, while the home team held the slight edge in draw controls, 17-16. Liberty was successful on nine of 10 clear attempts, compared to 14 of 16 successful clears for Longwood.
In goal, the Lady Flames' Kristen Masullo stopped seven shots, while Longwood's Acker finished the game with 14 saves.
With the regular season complete, Liberty turns its focus to the Big South Lacrosse Championship, which begins on Friday at Davidson College. Final seedings and game times will be announced tomorrow.


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If the patch is stored on an NFS server, use one of the following syntaxes for the patch keyword.
patch patch_id_list | patch_file nfs server_name:/patch_directory [retry n] patch patch_id_list | patch_file nfs://server_name/patch_director [retry n]
Specifies the patch ID numbers that are to be installed. The list should be a list of comma-separated Solaris patch IDs. The patches are installed in the order specified in the list.
A file with a list of patches that is found in the patch_location. The patches are installed in the order specified in the file.
Specifies the name of the server where you stored the patches.
Specifies the location of the patch directory on the specified server. The patches must be in standard patch format.
Is an optional keyword. n is the maximum number of times the install utility attempts to mount the directory.
In this example, the patch profile keyword adds all the patches listed in the patch file from the NFS patch directory nfs://patch_master/Solaris/v10/patches. Patches are installed in the order listed in the patch. If a mount fails, the NFS mount is tried five times.
patch patch_file nfs://patch_master/Solaris/v10/patches retry 5
In this example, the patch profile keyword adds the patches 112467–01 and 112765–02 from the patch directory /Solaris/v10/patches on the server patch_master.
patch 112467-01,112765-02 nfs patch_master:/Solaris/v10/patches


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People like to reflect on greatness and to make lists of the ten or hundred greatest men and women in history. Or in Britain, or in America, or in the world.
When the Brits make lists of the greatest men and women in history the list tends to be dominated by Brits, American lists by Americans, German lists by Germans etc. So from Britain you get Charles Darwin, Isaac Newton, Lord Nelson, Winston Churchill, of course – and always Shakespeare – dominating the lists.
American lists of the great men and women in history are dominated by Abraham Lincoln, John Adams, Thomas Jefferson, Benjamin Franklin and so on. Of course, William Shakespeare is always there.
A lot depends on who it is compiling the list. I have seen lists that are dominated by men of war and lists dominated by religious figures. American lists tend to leave Darwin out. For some reason Americans generally have more of a dread than an admiration for him, even though he changed our understanding of life on earth more profoundly than anyone else.
I have seen some strange things on the lists I have looked at. Take Shakespeare out of the equation because he is usually there, but, having said that, I sometimes wonder what is going on in people's minds. Mother Theresa among the top twenty greatest men and women in history? And Billy Graham?
Some historical figures have become legends, their stories reinvented as fiction and told to children in school and so you get people like Florence Nightingale as one of humanity's greatest people. And David Livingstone! Where is Rip van Winkle on the lists? His presence wouldn't surprise me.
In a recent list compiled by a British tourist organisation, totaltravel.com, the list went like this: William Shakespeare; Winston Churchill; Sir Christopher Wren; Queen Victoria; John Lennon; Isaac Newton; David Hockney; Charles Darwin; Boudicea : C. 30 – 62.
John Lennon? That great? David Hockney? And Darwin so far down? The compiler was probably trying not to put American tourists off.
In 2003 the BBC world satellite news conducted a poll of overseas listeners and here is their list.
Sir Isaac Newton • Winston Churchill • Princess Diana • William Shakespeare • Charles Darwin • John Lennon • Isambard Kingdom Brunel • Queen Elizabeth I • General Oliver Cromwell • Admiral Horatio Nelson
Shakespeare comes fourth to Princess Diana's third. What can one say? When it's left to democracy and you vote on who were the best writers of all time, here in the UK you get people like Jeffrey Archer and JK Rowling topping the polls. I wonder what that just goes to show? I wouldn't have Archer in the top million writers.
One thing is clear. Shakespeare is consistently on the lists, and somewhere near the top. If you were to find a way of analysing the lists and making an aggregate I think you would find that Shakespeare is The Man.


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Pokémon Pinchers
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The Pokémon Pinchers (Japanese: ポケモンナッパーズ Pokémon Nappers) are a villainous team in Pokémon Ranger: Guardian Signs. They operate in the Oblivia region, and though they appear to be led by Red Eyes, Blue Eyes, and Purple Eyes, they are actually controlled by a secret society called the Societea.
In the games
The Pokémon Pinchers are first encountered as soon as the game begins, in the sky. They then take various Pokémon from Dolce Island and one admin, Blue Eyes, gets Raikou to destroy Oblivia's contact with the Ranger Union by hijacking the Wireless Tower on Renbow Island. Another admin, Red Eyes, destroys the Big Booker Bridge and trades Blue Eyes for the player's partner (Ben or Summer) in the Daybreak Ruins. Another admin, Purple Eyes, controls Steelhead, as do the group's leader and top executives.
In order to defeat them, the player must infiltrate their Sky Fortress, where the Societea is headquartered. After defeating the Societea executives, who use Crobat, Ditto and Regigigas, the player must do battle with their leader's Mewtwo. However, when Mewtwo is captured, Purple Eyes suddenly appears and betrays the Societea, seizing control of Mewtwo using a special suit of armor. The player must capture Mewtwo again to defeat Purple Eyes and put an end to his schemes.
It is stated that originally, the Pinchers were just loosely-associated mercenary groups around the world, and that it was the Societea that gathered these groups into a formal team and installed Purple Eyes as its leader. Throughout the game, the Pokémon Pinchers Grunts appear in Quests, sometimes even as the client.
In the anime
The Pokémon Pinchers and Red Eyes appeared in a two-part special based on Guardian Signs.
In the manga
In the Pokémon Ranger: Guardian Signs manga
The Pokémon Pinchers appeared in the manga adaptation of Pokémon Rangers: Guardians Signs.
|ポケモンナッパーズ Pokémon Nappers
|From kidnappers
|Pokémon Pinchers
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|Poké Nappers
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| Ranger • Top Ranger • Operator • Mechanic
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Ranger Rank • Mission • Quest • Ranger Net
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The year is 2026 and the Union Aerospace Corp (UAC) has got a freaky problem on Mars on their hands and it's up to the Rapid Response Tactical Squad (pronounced "rrrrrrrrrrttss") to clean up the mess. Enter dynamic crew of contrasting characters, headed by Sarge, played by The Rock. They rush to Mars with almost-too-huge guns in hand via the Ark, a high-tech blob of floating mercury that tosses your cells to Mars so fast that it makes you puke. They hook up with a sexy scientist determined to preserve their research and then get the blasty show on the road, hitting the archeologists' dig site, some labs with floating grossness, and other familiar territory. It's all closely modeled on the Doom 3 game, right down to the comically large interface buttons for terminal panels and dim metal hallways. But in the movie there is no Hell. Moreover, in the place of the nebulous spiritual thang that the game has, all the badness in the movie results from flying tongues hunting evil genes. Y'know, in case you are thinking that it just isn't plausible to be zapped to Mars to fight ghosts in twenty years time.
The graphics in Doom are great, which is to be expected. The scene with Pinky 2.0 is really crazy and the BFG does the hilarious "honey, I melted the neighborhood" damage that you'd think it would. There is never an Anaconda moment where you're thinking "they let that go? Do they think I'm blind?"
But having good graphics these days is like bragging that your movie is in color and so, in the legacy of id, Doom tries to bring something new to film by adding a sequence of first person shooter style action shots. After powering up on genetic Mountain Dew, our hero goes berserk and a raaaaaaawring killing spree ensues. Camera turns, thing jumps out, thing gets blasted, repeat. I get the feeling they wanted us gamers to relate to this and go "YEAAAAAAHHHH!" but it's just not that exciting to watch and ends up looking like a haunted house scene with better graphics. Everyone I talked to seem to agree it was extraneous fluff that didn't do anything for the film. Oh well, at least there weren't any monster closets.
As you'd probably guess by that and The Rock's "Sarge" title, there are a bunch of bones tossed throughout the movie to the fans of id games. The BFG, the use of handles, and the naming of some of the doctors after id staff members are a few.
The use of id staff names get to be really distracting. It's hard to not wince when in all seriousness someone yells "WHERE THE HELL IS CARMACK?" and you immediately get a picture of an anemic programmer in cords furtively scaling the walls. It ends up like someone hitting you with a joy buzzer while you're trying to watch an emotional scene in Roots. It just doesn't help.
I thought that they were maybe being cheeky, but there is nothing like this anywhere else in the movie. They didn't even make anything out of the "what's a chainsaw doing on Mars?" bit from the game which was hilarious. Instead, the director assumes that just recognizing these token things from the game are good enough that it adds something to the film. It doesn't.
Not that I could do a better job, but Doom's humor is so predictably stuck in one liners that it's sad. And the drama isn't much better, culminating in a flashback scene where one of the gruff hired killers stops shooting stuff for a sec to a have a "mommy NOOOOooooooo!!!!" flashback (an actual quote). Maybe she fell into a fogpit after rocketjumping, we can't be sure.
This is the failure of Doom: it takes itself way too seriously. We're not here for the plot. C'mon, It's Doom, a game about going to Mars to kill zombies. It's not an epic comic book tale you want to see preserved, it's ZOMBIES ON MARS. That right there is enough to get you into Evil Dead or Killer Klowns From Outer Space territory. But then The Rock isn't Bruce Campbell. He probably had enough on his meaty, tanned, and glistening plate without having to worry about any emotion other than grrr.
On top of all this, after a pretty underwhelming showdown, the movie ends very abruptly and I was left sitting there thinking "that's it?" or, in my case, "I'm glad I didn't pay to see this." In short, I can smell what The Rock is cooking, and it's not a good movie. On a scale from Robocop to your sister's church play, it's a cosplay show with a big budget and lots of squishy noises. If you're looking to watch it just for the sake of seeing a splatter flick sausage fest, then wait for the DVD. But be prepared for a movie written by the marketing department. And don't ask us what "SEMPER FI, MOTHERF*****" is supposed to mean. Ask the wiki.


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Returning from the United States to a swirl of speculation about political turmoil from Obama administration pressure for concessions to boost the peace process, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu sought to mollify his allies.
The Israeli leader huddled with a group of seven top cabinet ministers to formulate another response to US demands, but reiterated he would not compromise on Jewish building in predominantly Arab East Jerusalem. The prime minister added that he has no plans to jettison his political allies, according to the daily Haaretz newspaper's website.
But Netanyahu's stance and President Obama's pressure have resulted in the worst public spat between the US and Israel in decades. At stake for Israel is a potential deterioration of ties with its most important ally.
IN PICTURES: Israeli settlements
IN PICTURES: The Israeli separation barrier: A West Bank wall
"There's no change in the prime ministers position regarding Jerusalem, which has been constant for the last 42 years,'' said a statement released by the prime minister's office.
The tough words came hours before two Israeli solders and two Palestinians were killed on the Israel-Gaza border. An Israeli military spokeswoman said the deaths were the result of an exchange of fire between a unit of soldiers that had entered Gaza after detecting Palestinian militants laying a roadside bomb.
Despite Netanyahu's defiant public stance this week, many experts believe that US pressure will force the prime minister to bend toward the Obama administration and away from right-wing coalition partners. In that case, Netanyahu would become reliant on the center-left Kadima party, and political rival Tzippi Livni.
But Netanyahu aide Tzvi Hauser told Israel television stations that he can find "golden path'' to satisfy the US while remaining faithful to his current government. Unnamed sources from the prime minister's office asserted the pressure amounted to meddling in Israel's domestic politics, because it could force a new election.
Indeed, it is a commonly held view that a compromise between Obama and the interests of hard-line politicians like Avigdor Lieberman is impossible to strike.
"Since Netanyahu cannot reconcile the most extreme elements of his government with the American positions on the peace process,'' says Scott Lasensky, a fellow at the US Institute for Peace, a government-funded nonpartisan think tank, "he is facing a fundamental choice – and if history is any guide, the Israeli public prefers strong relations with Washington than settlement building in Arab areas.''
Trouble with the US = trouble at the ballot box
Israeli prime ministers who have gotten into hot water with the US have been spurned at the ballot box, including Netanyahu after his first term in office.
The US is upset about Israel's announcement of a 1,600-home building project in a Jewish neighborhood in East Jerusalem, which upended Vice President Joe Biden's visit two weeks ago and made the Palestinians balk about a new peace initiative. It is concerned that future such plans will undermine peace talks.
Netanyahu has asserted that the land, annexed after the 1967 Arab Israeli war, is part of Israel's capital.
The Israeli prime minister came home to a lambasting in the press, which called his visit to the US a resounding failure and blamed him for not anticipating the cold reception at the White House.
Indeed, Netanyahu's visit was shrouded in a public relations blackout, with no joint photos and no joint statements as is usually customary when Israeli leaders visits. It was widely reported in the Israel press that Obama took a break from the meeting, leaving Netanyahu and advisers alone to discuss a response to the US demands.
The prime minister's refusal to offer concessions on the peace process could undermine the campaign to block Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons, says Ephriam Sneh, a former parliament member from the Labor Party, which is the dovish member of Netanyahu's coalition.
If the crisis with the US endures, pressure within the Labor Party could mount on leader Ehud Barak, currently the defense minister, to withdraw from the coalition. But Mr. Barak is unlikely to withdraw because he wields greater influence as defense minister than he does as the leader of the second-largest party on the parliamentary opposition.
The prime minister said last week he'll agree to confidence-building measures in the West Bank, but that did not satisfy the administration. It is unclear how partners like Foreign Minister Lieberman and Interior Minister Eli Yishai would react to more far-reaching concessions. A minority of experts have said Netanyahu has more leverage than expected because his coalition partners are not eager to sit in the opposition.
Netanyahu could offer the US a "symbolic'' concession, such as freezing Jewish building projects in Arab neighborhoods of Jerusalem, but little more, says Avraham Diskin, a professor of political science at Hebrew University. Reflecting the prevailing political analysts, Diskin said the prime minister will be hard pressed to win approval of coalition allies.
IN PICTURES: Israeli settlements
IN PICTURES: The Israeli separation barrier: A West Bank wall


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This has been done before. Basically, I edit our names over a country and we play to win. Be aware that if you choose a player with a high age, he may retire soon. I will be using ICC 2005 and matches will have reports and screenshots.
All you have to do is choose a player, give me your name and check the thread when you can.


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The kids' usual analysis of a day at Brightworks is that it's awesome.
Sofia wrote today, "I finisht my book shellf."
Audrey was thrilled by her awesome day and wrote, "I read in Book Club. We played in the rain and yelled!"
Rain shadows, captured in photographs.
Elizabeth's Dia de los Muertos after-school workshop.
Yup. Pretty awesome.


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Home ownership continues to be a part of the American Dream. According to a recent nationwide survey of 5,000 people conducted by Prudential Real Estate, owning a home is important to 96 percent of Americans. However, certain groups view having a home of their own as more important than others.
Members of the Millennial generation (aged between 25 and 34) and Generation X (aged between 35 and 44) are especially focused on owning a home. In fact, 77 percent of Millennials and 78 percent of Gen Xers say home ownership is "very" important.
Those surveyed said that the reasons they want to buy a home include having a place to raise a family and having enough space to accommodate their growing families. Additionally, many said the safety and control associated with owning a home are driving factors.
"Millennials and Generation X - about 85 million people strong - face a unique opportunity in U.S. housing," said Prudential Real Estate president Earl Lee. "They are generally optimistic about home ownership and, by nature, share a strong sense of community. As important, many were not impacted by the real estate downturn and are looking at today's buying opportunities with keen interest."
In all, the survey found 63 percent of Americans feel favorably toward the real estate market in the U.S. right now. Experts say historically low interest rates coupled with low home prices make now a great time for many buyers.
Whether you're planning on selling your home or just want to increase its value, there are certain projects real estate experts say are your best bet.
Kitchens and bathrooms
These rooms have the power to influence the value and attractiveness of your home. Those who want to get the best return on investment for a kitchen or bathroom renovation should remember to choose finishes that will appeal to the masses. According to HGTV, these include wooden cabinets, natural wood or stone floors and solid surface countertops.
Experts say individuals who plan on staying in their home for at least a few years should spend money to ensure they'll enjoy their space. For instance, installing electric radiant heating in a new kitchen or bathroom can make the room cozy and comfortable all year round.
Focus on basics
Real estate experts say ensuring your home is in good working order and that all of the systems are properly maintained is important.
"Buyers want to take the basic systems for granted," Remodeling magazine's Sal Alfano told HGTV. "They assume the roof doesn't leak and the air conditioning and plumbing work. Maintenance can chew up a lot of cash quickly, and people are afraid of that."
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HANOVER — Kellie Joyce scored at 5:53 of overtime to lift the 19th-ranked University of New Hampshire field hockey team to Sunday afternoon's 5-4 non-conference victory against Dartmouth College at Chase Field.
UNH won its fourth consecutive game to improve to 11-7 while Dartmouth, which entered the game with a four-game win streak, is now 10-6.
UNH goalkeeper Carlie Tarbell, the reigning America East Defensive Player of the Week, made three of her four saves in the second half. DC's starting goalie Jenna Stearns exited the game with the score tied 3-3 at 66:21; she was credited with seven saves. Ellen Meyer, who entered the game to face a penalty stroke after Stearns was injured, allowed two goals and did not make a save.
Hannah Richard and Megan Bozek recorded two goals apiece to lead the Wildcats' attack while Janine Leger tallied two goals and an assist for Dartmouth.
Joyce ended the game at 75:53 when she maneuvered from the right wing to the top of the circle and utilized a reverse-stick to shoot the ball inside the right post.
New Hampshire, winner of the America East regular-season title for the third consecutive year, is the top seed and host of the America East Championship.
The Wildcats open the tournament Nov. 2 with a semifinal game against Fairfield University. Game time at Memorial Field is 2 p.m. Second-seeded Albany battles Maine in the later semifinal.
Volleyball edges UMBC
DURHAM — Junior Morgan Thatcher ed all players with 22 kills and freshman Tori Forrest posted her fifth straight double-double as the UNH volleyball team downed UMBC, 3-2, Sunday afternoon at Lundholm Gymnasium.
New Hampshire improved to 14-11 overall and 6-3 in America East, while UMBC drops to 12-14 and 5-4 in conference action.
Forrest racked up 14 kills to pair with 11 digs, while sophomore Taylor Dunklau also posted a double-double with 45 assists and 12 digs. Senor Jessie Schnepp and sophomore Sam Henke Registered 21 and 11 digs, respectively.
In the decisive set, the teams were all evened up at seven points apiece before UNH took advantage of two attack errors and followed with a kill by Forrest for the 10-7 lead. UMBC battled back to within one at 11-10 and again at 13-12 but the Wildcats ended with a kill by Abby Brinkman to take the set, 15-13, and seal the win.
The Wildcats return to action on Sunday, Nov. 4 when they visit Stony Brook at 1 p.m.
Women's blanked by Wisconsin
MADISON, Wis. — The UNH women's ice hockey team fell to Wisconsin by a score of 5-0 Sunday afternoon. The loss drops the Wildcats to 3-4-0 on the year while the Badgers improve to 5-3-2 overall.
New Hampshire returns to the ice Friday, Nov. 2 at 7 p.m. when it hosts St. Lawrence for a pair of games at the Whittemore Center Arena.
UNH Roundup: Wildcat field hockey sinks Dartmouth in OT
HANOVER — Kellie Joyce scored at 5:53 of overtime to lift the 19th-ranked University of New Hampshire field hockey team to Sunday afternoon's 5-4 non-conference victory against Dartmouth College at Chase Field.


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Syria's anti-corruption campaign will continue as a top priority of presidential heir apparent Bashar Assad, Syria's state-run Tishrin newspaper said Sunday.
"Modernizing the state, creating solid infrastructures and continuing the fight against corruption to eradicate it are the priorities in the next step" under Bashar, the designated successor to his late father, Tishrin said.
The editorial came one day after Syria announced that three former government ministers were found guilty of fraud surrounding an order of Airbus planes for SyrianAir. The accused included former prime minister Mahmoud Zu'bi, who killed himself in May while under investigation for corruption.
"Fighting against corruption is our objective, as modernization demands that we remove those who used the law for their own interests," Tishrin said.
The newspaper called for respect of the country's central inspection body in charge of corruption investigations.
"It's necessary to clean up the atmosphere by rooting out (corrupt officials) and not just transferring them to other government bodies," Tishrin said.
Prime Minister Mohammed Mustapha Miro, appointed in March, announced as a top priority an anti-corruption campaign, with the backing of Bashar Assad - DAMASCUS (AFP)
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Be prepared for anything when you stock up on essential boating equipment
Like any avid outdoorsman, you want to be fully prepared for any situation when you take your boat out onto the water. The right boating equipment will give you peace of mind and make any adventure an exceptional trip. Start with essential gear for general boating excursions and tailor your equipment to fit your favorite on-the-water activities. The basics will help to protect both your boat and yourself no matter the weather conditions. Whether you like to fish, play in water sports or just kick back and relax on the water, the right equipment can help you get the most out of your intended boating activities.
Start with the basics; whether you own pleasure boats or fishing boats, you will need plenty of equipment to store and maintain your boat properly. Dock lines and fenders are essential for keeping your boat attached to the dock and ensuring they don't come adrift during a storm. In addition, a good boat cover or tarp will protect your flooring and seats from dust, debris and moisture when the boat is not in use. While on the water, you'll also want a few pieces of equipment to get you to your destination no matter what. Store a few spare paddles and a boat radio in your boat to ensure safety and fun while out on the water. Don't forget the equipment that keeps your boat running; spare gas canisters and a simple motor repair kit can save you a lot of hassle and cost when a minor mishap occurs.
Once you have the essentials, it's time to outfit your boat with the best possible equipment for your outing. If you want to catch fish, then you need boating equipment that can handle your fishing gear, like rod holders and onboard tackle boxes. In addition, you may want extra buckets or other storage options for keeping your catch fresh until dinnertime. For water sports, be sure to stock up on plenty of extra line and personal flotation devices. In addition, you may want to install some extra features like tow bars and submersible ladders. For observation and leisure, comfortable seating is a must, as well as a nice canopy to provide shade on bright days. The right equipment can make all the difference on your boating trip.
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This sgian dubh has a real stainless steel blade with Celtic detailing on the handle and sheath in an antique or chrome finish pewter. There is a choice of stone colour for the top of the handle.
Stone colour options: cairngorm, amethyst, black, blue, red, emerald.
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Sgian dubhs should be worn in the top of the left or right sock, whichever is your dominant hand.
The term Sgian Dubh has many different meanings, with sgian meaning knife, dagger or blade, and dubh meaning black. Sgian dubh is also often spelt "skean dhu".
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Kids will be ecstatic about the addition of the Marvel's Avengers Academy to Disney Cruise Line's Disney Magic ship this Fall of 2013. I'm thrilled about the updates coming to the Disney Magic – new water slides plus big improvements to the the Oceaneer's Club for kids as this world of fun is getting a giant update that is sure to captivate young guests. My kids would love to set sail on this adventure!
Marvel's Avengers Academy in Disney's Oceaneer Club on the Disney Magic invites young crime-fighters into a high-tech command post used by The Avengers for special missions and operations training. Throughout the base, displays featuring some of the equipment that make The Avengers the earth's mightiest heroes – Iron Man's suit of armor, Captain America's shield and Thor's hammer — inspire super hero "recruits" through their academy missions.
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text: Last Minute Mother's Day Gift Ideas Are you still uncertain what to buy for the special mothers in your life this Mother's Day? If you've read our first Mother's Day Gift Guide, you should already have some great gift ideas for mom. In our second Mother's Day Gift Guide, you will find even more great products, including gifts for the Coffee Lover and Chef, as well as jewelry and other gifts to pamper mom.


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Friday, March 21, 2014
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Larry is such a great guy.ReplyDelete
When we did published his "Generals of Gettysburg" book with Savas Publishing back in the 90s, he and I shared a hotel room in the burg and were drinking beer and chatting. I didn't really know his full background and as a former rock musician myself (how come I didn't get billing or special mention, Drew? :) ) I was interested. I asked him about his past and when he started singing one of his songs I remember saying, "That was YOU?!"
Larry lives just down the road. A couple years ago we were out in the parking lot and I was holding his Fender bass (the same one, after all these years, used with BT, Todd Rungren, Hall & Oates, etc.). That was cool. He has been to my house several times and it was great listening to him playing my Rickenbacker 4003.
He is a true gentleman, amazing musician, and a real (and overlooked--the Lincoln incestous crowd should be ashamed) scholar.
Now, what's that about Mr. Reagan?
- Joel ManuelMarch 25, 2014 at 7:34 AM
I have read Phil Collins' Alamo/Texas Revolution book, and it is incredible. He really should open his own museum.ReplyDelete
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