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Wednesday, 29 August 2012
[CASK REVIEW] Wadworth - 6X
An English classic, from a wooden cask.
It's not very often that you might get an opportunity to drink ale from a wooden cask. I was however lucky enough to do so, in the ever-brilliant Ye Olde Mitre pub in Farringdon. In this instance it was Wadworth 6X, a stalwart of English bitter, and an all round great beer. At 4.3%, 6X pours out a nice copper colour, with hints of red. On the nose, you get a grape like quality, almost like white wine. To taste, continuing from the nose there's a tangy zestyness at the start, which is soon evened out by a well balanced malty, biscuity body. This gives way to a sweet bitterness and a light hop flavour. At the finish there is a resonating bitterness that outlasts the soft malt body. There is also possibly a hint of Oak flavour that comes through in the body. With no overpowering hop flavour, this can be classified as a great English session beer.
You should not be put off by the regularity in which you might come across 6X, it really is worth a drink if you can get hold of it in good condition.
With regards to the wooden cask, this was my first time with such an experience. As I had no frame of reference to what 6X tastes like from a metal cask, I can't honestly say what impact the wooden cask had on the flavour. However, one thing that can be said, is that a brewery like Wadworth that sticks to traditional English brewing methods, despite the impracticalities of a heavy wooden cask, displays a level of integrity that is to be admired. The work and care that goes into maintaining these barrels is clearly replicated in the quality of the beer they produce. If you want to get hold of beer from the wood yourself, the SPBW have been campaigning for its preservation since the 1960s, and would be a great place to start looking.
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Preview | Need For Speed: World
Another free to download, free to play game from EA. After the succes of Battlefield Heroes, the company must have thought which other game series can we put online. They came to the conclusion that Need for Speed must have that honour as 2nd. Too bad for them people see trough this strategy after they played Battlefield Heroes for some hours. It's free alright. But not for long. If you game to come further or to be competetive: you can't escape the fact that you need to pay money for the extra upgrades / vehicles. This was the case in Battlefield Heroes with weapons and outfits and is now also the case in this game. It makes me sick. Don't advertise with free to play. Unless it's absolutely free to play. You don't play a game because it says it's free and in the end it ain't. Because you will be stuck at the bottom of the time table list. And gamers don't like that.
EA think's that everybody is World of Warcraft pay-nerd. Well not me, or some other people I know. It would have been reasonable if they did the same thing as for Battlefield Heroes. Put a cartoon looking layer over it. But they didn't. It's the same look as always. I will play / try it for one reason only: it's Need for Speed, and I always liked Need for Speed until they turned left instead of right !
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The Girl Who Was Plugged in
- Felicia Jordan
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1 The Girl Who Was Plugged in James Tiptree, Jr Listen, zombie. Believe me. What I could tell you you with your silly hands leaking sweat on your growth-stocks portfolio. One-ten lousy hacks of AT&T on twentypoint margin and you think you re Evel Knievel. AT&T? You doubleknit dummy, how I d love to show you something. Look, dead daddy, I d say. See for instance that rotten girl? In the crowd over there, that one gaping at her gods. One rotten girl in the city of the future. (That s what I said.) Watch. She s jammed among bodies, craning and peering with her soul yearning out of her eyeballs. Love! Oo-ooh, love them! Her gods are coming out of a store called Body East. Three young-bloods, larking along loverly. Dressed like simple street-people but smashing. See their great eyes swivel above their nose-filters, their hands li shyly, their inhumanly tender lips melt? The crowd moans. Love! This whole boiling megacity, this whole fun future world loves its gods. You don t believe gods, dad? Wait. Whatever turns you on, there s a god in the future for you, custom-made. Listen to this mob. I touched his foot. Ow-oow, I TOUCHED Him! Even the people in the GTX tower up there love the gods in their own way and for their own reasons. The funky girl on the street, she just loves. Grooving on their beautiful lives, their mysterioso problems. No one ever told her about mortals who love a god and end up as a tree or a sighing sound. In a million years it d never occur to her that her gods might love her back. She s squashed against the wall now as the godlings come by. They move in a clear space. A holocam bobs above but its shadow never falls on them. The store display screens are magically clear of bodies as the gods glance in and a beggar underfoot is suddenly alone. They give him a token. Aaaaah! goes the crowd.
2 2 Now one of them flashes some wild new kind of timer and they all trot to catch a shuttle, just like people. The shuttle stops for them more magic. The crowd sighs, closing back. The gods are gone. (In a room far om but not unconnected to the GTX tower a molecular flipflop closes too, and three account tapes spin.) Our girl is still stuck by the wall while guards and holocam equipment pull away. The adoration s fading om her face. That s good, because now you can see she s the ugly of the world. A tall monument to pituitary dystrophy. No surgeon would touch her. When she smiles, her jaw it s half purple almost bites her le eye out. She s also quite young, but who could care? The crowd is pushing her along now, treating you to glimpses of her jumbled torso, her mismatched legs. At the corner she strains to send one last fond spasm a er the godlings shuttle. Then her face reverts to its usual expression of dim pain and she lurches onto the moving walkway, stumbling into people. The walkway junctions with another. She crosses, trips and collides with the casualty rail. Finally she comes out into a little place called a park. The sportshow is working, a basketball game in 3-di is going on right overhead. But all she does is squeeze onto a bench and huddle there while a ghostly ee-throw goes by her ear. A er that nothing at all happens except a few furtive hand-mouth gestures which don t even interest her benchmates. But you re curious about the city? So ordinary a er all, in the FUTURE? Ah, there s plenty to swing with here and it s not all that far in the future, dad. But pass up the sci-fi stuff for now, like for instance the holovision technology that s put TV and radio in museums. Or the worldwide carrier field bouncing down om satellites, controlling communication and transport systems all over the globe. That was a spin-off om asteroid mining, pass it by. We re watching that girl. I ll give you just one goodie. Maybe you noticed on the sportshow or the streets? No commercials. No ads. That s right. NO ADS. An eyeballer for you. Look around. Not a billboard, sign, slogan, jingle, skywrite, blurb, sublimflash, in this whole fun world. Brand names? Only in those ticky little peep-screens on the stores and you could hardly call that advertising. How does that finger you? Think about it. That girl is still sitting there. She s parked right under the base of the GTX tower as a matter of fact. Look way up and you can see the sparkles om the bubble on top, up there among the domes of godland. Inside that bubble is a boardroom. Neat bronze shield on the door: Global Transmissions Corporation not that that means anything. I happen to know there s six people in that room. Five of them technically male, and the sixth isn t easily thought of as a mother. They are absolutely unremarkable.
3 Those faces were seen once at their nuptials and will show again in their obituaries and impress nobody either time. If you re looking for the secret Big Blue Meanies of the world, forget it. I know. Zen, do I know! Flesh? Power? Glory? You d horri them. What they do like up there is to have things orderly, especially their communications. You could say they ve dedicated their lives to that, to eeing the world om garble. Their nightmares are about hemorrhages of information: channels screwed up, plans misimplemented, garble creeping in. Their gigantic wealth only worries them, it keeps opening new vistas of disorder. Luxury? They wear what their tailors put on them, eat what their cooks serve them. See that old boy there his name is Isham he s sipping water and owning as he listens to a databall. The water was prescribed by his medistaff. It tastes awful. The databall also contains a disquieting message about his son, Paul. But it s time to go back down, far below to our girl. Look! She s toppled over sprawling on the ground. A tepid commotion ensues among the bystanders. The consensus is she s dead, which she disproves by bubbling a little. And presently she s taken away by one of the superb ambulances of the future, which are a real improvement over ours when one happens to be around. At the local bellevue the usual things are done by the usual team of clowns aided by a saintly mop-pusher. Our girl revives enough to answer the questionnaire without which you can t die, even in the future. Finally she s cast up, a pumped-out hulk on a cot in the long, dim ward. Again nothing happens for a while except that her eyes leak a little om the understandable disappointment of finding herself still alive. But somewhere one GTX computer has been tickling another, and toward midnight something does happen. First comes an attendant who pulls screens around her. Then a man in a business doublet comes daintily down the ward. He motions the attendant to strip off the sheet and go. The groggy girl-brute heaves up, big hands clutching at bodyparts you d pay not to see. Burke? P. Burke, is that your name? Y-yes. Croak. Are you policeman? No. They ll be along shortly, I expect. Public suicide s a felony. I m sorry. He has a corder in his hand. No family, right? No. You re seventeen. One year city college. What did you study? La-languages. H m. Say something. 3
4 4 Unintelligible rasp. He studies her. Seen close, he s not so elegant. Errand-boy type. Why did you try to kill yourself? She stares at him with dead-rat dignity, hauling up the gray sheet. Give him a point, he doesn t ask twice. Tell me, did you see Breath this a ernoon? Dead as she nearly is, that ghastly love-look wells up. Breath is the three young gods, a loser s cult. Give the man another point, he interprets her expression. How would you like to meet them? The girl s eyes bug out grotesquely. I have a job for someone like you. It s hard work. If you did well you d be meeting Breath and stars like that all the time. Is he insane? She s deciding she really did die. But it means you never see anybody you know again. Never, ever. You will be legally dead. Even the police won t know. Do you want to try? It all has to be repeated while her great jaw slowly sets. Show me the fire I walk through. Finally P. Burke s prints are in his corder, the man holding up the rancid girl-body without a sign of distaste. It makes you wonder what else he does. And then THE MAGIC. Sudden silent trot of litterbearers tucking P. Burke into something quite different om a bellevue stretcher, the oiled slide into the daddy of all luxury ambulances real flowers in that holder! and the long jarless rush to nowhere. Nowhere is warm and gleaming and kind with nurses. (Where did you hear that money can t buy genuine kindness?) And clean clouds folding P. Burke into bewildered sleep. Sleep which merges into feedings and washings and more sleeps, into drowsy moments of a ernoon where midnight should be, and gentle businesslike voices and iendly (but very few) faces, and endless painless hyposprays and peculiar numbnesses. And later comes the steadying rhythm of days and nights, and a quickening which P. Burke doesn t identi as health, but only knows that the fungus place in her armpit is gone. And then she s up and following those few new faces with growing trust, first tottering, then walking strongly, all better now, clumping down the short hall to the tests, tests, tests, and the other things. And here is our girl, looking If possible, worse than before. (You thought this was Cinderella transistorized?) The disimprovement in her looks comes om the electrode jacks peeping out of her sparse hair, and there are other meldings of flesh and metal. On the other hand, that collar and spinal plate are really an asset; you won t miss seeing that neck. P. Burke is ready for training in her new job.
5 The training takes place in her suite, and is exactly what you d call a charm course. How to walk, sit, eat, speak, blow her nose, how to stumble, to urinate, to hiccup DELICIOUSLY. How to make each nose-blow or shrug delightfully, subtly different om any ever spooled before. As the man said, it s hard work. But P. Burke proves apt. Somewhere in that horrible body is a gazelle, a houri who would have been buried forever without this crazy chance. See the ugly duckling go! Only it isn t precisely P. Burke who s stepping, laughing, shaking out her shining hair. How could it be? P. Burke is doing it all right, but she s doing it through something. The something is to all appearances a live girl. (You were warned, this is the FUTURE.) When they first open the big cryocase and show her her new body she says just one word. Staring, gulping, How? Simple, really. Watch P. Burke in her sack and scuffs stump down the hall beside Joe, the man who supervises the technical part of her training. Joe doesn t mind P. Burke s looks, he hasn t noticed them. To Joe, system matrices are beautiful. They go into a dim room containing a huge cabinet like a one-man sauna and a console for Joe. The room has a glass wall that s all dark now. And just for your information, the whole shebang is five hundred feet underground near what used to be Carbondale, Pa. Joe opens the sauna-cabinet like a big clamshell standing on end with a lot of funny business inside. Our girl shucks her shi and walks into it bare, totally unembarrassed. Eager. She settles in face-forward, butting jacks into sockets. Joe closes it carefully onto her humpback. Clunk. She can t see in there or hear or move. She hates this minute. But how she loves what comes next! Joe s at his console and the lights on the other side of the glass wall come up. A room is on the other side, all fluff and kicky bits, a girly bedroom. In the bed is a small mound of silk with a rope of yellow hair hanging out. The sheets stirs and gets whammed back flat. Sitting up in the bed is the darlingest girl child you ve EVER seen. She quivers porno for angels. She sticks both her little arms straight up, flips her hair, looks around full of sleepy pazazz. Then she can t resist rubbing her hands down over her minibreasts and belly. Because, you see, it s the godawful P. Burke who is sitting there hugging her perfect girl-body, looking at you out of delighted eyes. Then the kitten hops out of bed and crashes flat on the floor. From the sauna in the dim room comes a strangled noise. P. Burke, trying to rub her wired-up elbow is suddenly smothered in two bodies, electrodes jerking in her flesh. Joe juggles inputs, crooning into his mike. The flurry passes; it s all right. In the lighted room the elf gets up, casts a cute glare at the glass wall and goes into a transparent cubicle. A bathroom, what else? She s a live girl, and live girls have 5
6 6 to go to the bathroom a er a night s sleep even if their brains are in a sauna-cabinet in the next room. And P. Burke isn t in that cabinet, she s in the bathroom. Perfectly simple, if you have the glue for that closed training circuit that s letting her run her neural system by remote control. Now let s get one thing clear. P. Burke does not feel her brain is in the sauna room, she feels she s in that sweet little body. When you wash your hands, do you feel the water is running on your brain? Of course not. You feel the water on your hand, although the feeling is actually a potential-pattern flickering over the electrochemical jelly between your ears. And it s delivered there via the long circuits om your hands. Just so, P. Burke s brain in the cabinet feels the water on her hands in the bathroom. The fact that the signals have jumped across space on the way in makes no difference at all. If you want the jargon, it s known as eccentric projection or sensory reference and you ve done it all your life. Clear? Time to leave the honey-pot to her toilet training she s made a booboo with the toothbrush, because P. Burke can t get used to what she sees in the mirror. But wait, you say. Where did that girl-body come om? P. Burke asks that too, dragging out the words. They grow em, Joe tells her. He couldn t care less about the flesh department. PDs. Placental decanters. Modified embryos, see? Fit the control implants in later. Without a Remote Operator it s just a vegetable. Look at the feet no callus at all. (He knows because they told him.) Oh oh, she s incredible Yeah, a neat job. Want to try walking-talking mode today? You re coming on fast. And she is. Joe s reports and the reports om the nurse and the doctor and style man go to a bushy man upstairs who is some kind of medical cybertech but mostly a project administrator. His reports in turn go to the GTX boardroom? Certainly not, did you think this is a big thing? His reports just go up. The point is, they re green, very green. P. Burke promises well. So the bushy man Doctor Tesla has procedures to initiate. The little kitten s dossier in the Central Data Bank, for instance. Purely routine. And the phase-in schedule which will put her on the scene. This is simple: a small exposure in an off-network holoshow. Next he has to line out the event which will fund and target her. That takes budget meetings, clearances, coordinations. The Burke project begins to recruit and grow. And there s the messy business of the name, which always gives Doctor Tesla an acute pain in the bush. The name comes out weird, when it s suddenly discovered that Burke s P. stands for Philadelphia, Philadelphia? The astrologer grooves on it. Joe thinks it would help
7 identification. The semantics girl references brotherly love, Liberty-Bell, main-line, low teratogenesis, blah-blah. Nicknames Philly? Pala? Pooty? Delphi? Is it good, bad? Finally Delphi is gingerly declared goodo. ( Burke is replaced by something nobody remembers.) Coming along now. We re at the official checkout down in the underground suite, which is as far as the training circuits reach. The bushy Doctor Tesla is there, braced by two budgetary types and a quiet fatherly man whom he handles like hot plasma. Joe swings the door wide and she steps shyly in. Their little Delphi, fi een and flawless. Tesla introduces her around. She s child-solemn, a beautiful baby to whom something so wonderful has happened you can feel the tingles. She doesn t smile, she brims. That brimming joy is all that shows of P. Burke, the forgotten hulk in the sauna next door. But P. Burke doesn t know she s alive it s Delphi who lives, every warm inch of her. One of the budget types lets go a libidinous snuffle and eezes. The fatherly man, whose name is Mr. Cantle, clears his throat. Well, young lady, are you ready to go to work? Yes sir, gravely om the elf. We ll see. Has anybody told you what you re going to do for us? No, sir. Joe and Tesla exhale quietly. Good. He eyes her, probing for the blind brain in the room next door. Do you know what advertising is? He s talking dirty, hitting to shock. Delphi s eyes widen and her little chin goes up. Joe is in ecstasy at the complex expressions P. Burke is getting through. Mr. Cantle waits. It s, well, it s when they used to tell people to buy things. She swallows. It s not allowed. That s right. Mr. Cantle leans back, grave. Advertising as it used to be is against the law. A display other than the legitimate use of the product, intended to promote its sale. In former times every manufacturer was ee to tout his wares any way, place or time he could afford. All the media and most of the landscape was taken up with extravagant competing displays. The thing became uneconomic. The public rebelled. Since the so-called Huckster Act, sellers have been restrained to, I quote, displays in or on the product itself, visible during its legitimate use or in on-premise sales. Mr. Cantle leans forward. Now tell me, Delphi, why do people buy one product rather than another? Well Enchanting puzzlement om Delphi. They, um, they see them and like them, or they hear about them om somebody? (Touch of P. Burke there; she didn t say, om a iend.) 7
8 8 Partly. Why did you buy your particular body-li? I never had a body-li, sir. Mr. Cantle owns; what gutters do they drag for these Remotes? Well, what brand of water do you drink? Just what was in the faucet, sir, says Delphi humbly. I I did try to boil it Good God. He scowls; Tesla stiffens. Well, what did you boil it in? A cooker? The shining yellow head nods. What brand of cooker did you buy? I didn t buy it, sir, says ightened P. Burke through Delphi s lips. But I know the best kind! Ananga has a Burnbabi, I saw the name when she Exactly! Cantle s fatherly beam comes back strong; the Burnbabi account is a strong one, too. You saw Ananga using one so you thought it must be good, eh? And it is good or a great human being like Ananga wouldn t be using it. Absolutely right. And now, Delphi, you know what you re going to be doing for us. You re going to show some products. Doesn t sound very hard, does it? Oh, no, sir Baffled child s stare; Joe gloats. And you must never, never tell anyone what you re doing. Cantle s eyes bore for the brain behind this seductive child. You re wondering why we ask you to do this, naturally. There s a very serious reason. All those products people use, foods and healthaids and cookers and cleaners and clothes and car they re all made by people. Somebody put in years of hard work designing and making them. A man comes up with a fine new idea for a better product. He has to get a factory and machinery, and hire workmen. Now. What happens if people have no way of hearing about his product? Word-of-mouth is far too slow and unreliable. Nobody might ever stumble onto his new product or find out how good it was, right? And then he and all the people who worked for him they d go bankrupt, right? So, Delphi, there has to be some way that large numbers of people can get a look at a good new product, right? How? By letting people see you using it. You re giving that man a chance. Delphi s little head is nodding in happy relief. Yes, sir, I do see now but sir, it seems so sensible, why don t they let you Cantle smiles sadly. It s an overreaction, my dear. History goes by swings. People overreact and pass harsh unrealistic laws which attempt to stamp out an essential social process. When this happens, the people who understand have to carry on as best they can until the pendulum swings back. He sighs. The Huckster Laws are bad, inhuman laws, Delphi, despite their good intent. If they were strictly observed they would wreak havoc. Our economy, our society would be cruelly destroyed. We d be back in caves!
9 His inner fire is showing; if the Huckster Laws were strictly enforced he d be back punching a databank. It s our duty, Delphi. Our solemn social duty. We are not breaking the law. You will be using the product. But people wouldn t understand, if they knew. They would become upset, just as you did. So you must be very, very careful not to mention any of this to anybody. (And somebody will be very, very carefully monitoring Delphi s speech circuits.) Now we re all straight, aren t we? Little Delphi here He is speaking to the invisible creature next door Little Delphi is going to live a wonderful, exciting life. She s going to be a girl people watch. And she s going to be using fine products people will be glad to know about and helping the good people who make them. Yours will be a genuine social contribution. He keys up his pitch; the creature in there must be older. Delphi digests this with ravishing gravity. But sir, how do I? Don t worry about a thing. You ll have people behind you whose job it is to select the most worthy products for you to use. Your job is just to do as they say. They ll show you what outfits to wear to parties, what suncars and viewers to buy and so on. That s all you have to do. Parties clothes suncars! Delphi s pink mouth opens. In P. Burke s starved seventeen-year-old head the ethics of product sponsorship float far away. Now tell me in your own words what your job is, Delphi. Yes sir. I I m to go to parties and buy things and use them as they tell me, to help the people who work in factories. And what did I say was so important? Oh I shouldn t let anybody know, about the things. Right. Mr. Cantle has another paragraph he uses when the subject shows, well, immaturity. But he can sense only eagerness here. Good. He doesn t really enjoy the other speech. It s a lucky girl who can have all the fun she wants while doing good for others, isn t it? He beams around. There s a prompt shuffling of chairs. Clearly this one is go. Joe leads her out, grinning. The poor fool thinks they re admiring her coordination. It s out into the world for Delphi now, and at this point the up-channels get used. On the administrative side account schedules are opened, subprojects activated. On the technical side the reserved bandwidth is cleared. (That carrier field, remember?) A new name is waiting for Delphi, a name she ll never hear. It s a long string of binaries 9
10 10 which have been quietly cycling in a GTX tank ever since a certain Beautiful Person didn t wake up. The name winks out of cycle, dances om pulses into modulations of modulations, whizzes through phasing, and shoots into a giga-band beam racing up to a synchronous satellite poised over Guatemala. From there the beam pours twenty thousand miles back to earth again, forming an all-pervasive field of structured energies supplying tuned demand-points all over the CanAm quadrant. With that field, if you have the right credit rating you can sit at a GTX console and operate a tuned ore-extractor in Brazil. Or if you have some simple credentials like being able to walk on water you could shoot a spool into the network holocam shows running day and night in every home and dorm and rec. site. Or you could create a continent-wide traffic jam. Is it any wonder GTX guards those inputs like a sacred trust? Delphi s name appears as a tiny analyzable nonredundancy in the flux, and she d be very proud if she knew about it. It would strike P. Burke as magic; P. Burke never even understood robotcars. But Delphi is in no sense a robot. Call her a waldo if you must. The fact is she s just a girl, a real live girl with her brain in an unusual place. A simple real-time on-line system with plenty of bit-rate even as you and you. The point of all this hardware, which isn t very much hardware in this society, is so Delphi can walk out of that underground suite, a mobile demand-point draining an omnipresent fieldform. And she does eighty-nine pounds of tender girl flesh and blood with a few metallic components, stepping out into the sunlight to be taken to her new life. A girl with everything going for her including a meditech escort. Walking lovely, stopping to widen her eyes at the big antennae system overhead. The mere fact that something called P. Burke is le behind down underground has no bearing at all. P. Burke is totally un-self aware and happy as a clam in its shell. (Her bed has been moved into the waldo cabinet room now.) And P. Burke isn t in the cabinet; P. Burke is climbing out of an airvan in a fabulous Colorado beef preserve and her name is Delphi. Delphi is looking at live Charolais steers and live cottonwoods and aspens gold against the blue smog and stepping over live grass to be welcomed by the reserve super s wife. The super s wife is looking forward to a visit om Delphi and her iends and by a happy coincidence there s a holocam outfit here doing a piece for the nature nuts. You could write the script yourself now, while Delphi learns a few rules about structural interferences and how to handle the tiny time lag which results om the new forty-thousand-mile parenthesis in her nervous system. That s right the people with the leased holocam rig naturally find the gold aspen shadows look a lot better on Delphi s flank than they do on a steer. And Delphi s face improves the mountains too, when you can see them. But the nature eaks aren t quite as joyful as you d expect.
11 See you in Barcelona, kitten, the head man says sourly as they pack up. Barcelona? echoes Delphi with that charming little subliminal lag. She sees where his hand is and steps back. Cool, it s not her fault, another man says wearily. He knocks back his grizzled hair. Maybe they ll leave in some of the gut. Delphi watches them go off to load the spools on the GTX transport for processing. Her hand roves over the breast the man had touched. Back under Carbondale, P. Burke has discovered something new about her Delphi-body. About the difference between Delphi and her own grim carcass. She s always known Delphi has almost no sense of taste or smell. They explained about that: only so much bandwidth. You don t have to taste a suncar, do you? And the slight overall dimness of Delphi s sense of touch she s familiar with that, too. Fabrics that would prickle P. Burke s own hide feel like a cool plastic film to Delphi. But the blank spots. It took her a while to notice them. Delphi doesn t have much privacy; investments of her size don t. So she s slow about discovering there s certain definite places where her beastly P. Burke body feels things that Delphi s dainty flesh does not. H mm! Channel space again, she thinks and forgets it in the pure bliss of being Delphi. You ask how a girl could forget a thing like that? Look. P. Burke is about as far as you can get om the concept girl. She s a female, yes but for her, sex is a four-letter word spelled P-A-I-N. She isn t quite a virgin. You don t want the details; she d been about twelve and the eak-lovers were bombed blind. When they came down they threw her out with a small hole in her anatomy and a mortal one elsewhere. She dragged off to buy her first and last shot and she can still hear the clerk s incredulous guffaws. Do you see why Delphi grins, stretching her delicious little numb body in the sun she faintly feels? Beams, saying, Please, I m ready now. Ready for what? For Barcelona like the sour man said, where his nature-thing is now making it strong in the amateur section of the Festival. A winner! Like he also said, a lot of strip-mines and dead fish have been scrubbed but who cares with Delphi s darling face so visible? So it s time for Delphi s face and her other delectabilities to show on Barcelona s Playa Neuva. Which means switching her channel to the EurAf synchsat. They ship her at night so the nanosecond transfer isn t even noticed by that insignificant part of Delphi that lives five hundred feet under Carbondale, so excited the nurse has to make sure she eats. The circuit switches while Delphi sleeps, that is, while P. Burke is out of the waldo cabinet. The next time she plugs in to open Delphi s eyes it s no different do you notice which relay boards your phone calls go through? 11
12 12 And now for the event that turns the sugarcube om Colorado into the PRIN- CESS. Literally true, he s a prince, or rather an Infante of an old Spanish line that got shined up in the Neomonarchy. He s also eighty-one, with a passion for birds the kind you see in zoos. Now it suddenly turns out that he isn t poor at all. Quite the reverse; his old sister laughs in their tax lawyer s face and starts restoring the family hacienda while the Infante totters out to court Delphi. And little Delphi begins to live the life of the gods. What do gods do? Well, everything beautiful. But (remember Mr. Cantle?) the main point is Things. Ever see a god empty-handed? You can t be a god without at least a magic girdle or an eight-legged horse. But in the old days some stone tablets or winged sandals or a chariot drawn by virgins would do a god for life. No more! Gods make it on novelty now. By Delphi s time the hunt for new god-gear is turning the earth and seas inside-out and sending antic fingers to the stars. And what gods have, mortals desire. So Delphi starts on a Euromarket shopping spree squired by her old Infante, thereby doing her bit to stave off social collapse. Social what? Didn t you get it, when Mr. Cantle talked about a world where advertising is banned and fi een billion consumers are glued to their holocam shows? One capricious self-powered god can wreck you. Take the nose-filter massacre. Years, the industry sweated years to achieve an almost invisible enzymatic filter. So one day a couple of pop-gods show up wearing nose-filters like big purple bats. By the end of the week the world market is screaming for purple bats. Then it switched to bird-heads and skulls, but by the time the industry retooled the crazies had dropped bird-heads and gone to injection globes. Blood! Multiply that by a million consumer industries and you can see why it s economic to have a few controllable goods. Especially with the beautiful hunk of space R&D the Peace Department laid out for, and which the taxpayers are only too glad to have taken off their hands by an outfit like GTX which everybody knows is almost a public trust. And so you or rather, GTX find a creature like P. Burke and give her Delphi. And Delphi helps keep things orderly, she does what you tell her to. Why? That s right, Mr. Cantle never finished his speech. But here come the tests of Delphi s button-nose twinkling in the torrent of news and entertainment. And she s noticed. The feedback shows a flock of viewers turning up the amps when this country baby gets tangled in her new colloidal body-jewels. She registers at a couple of major scenes, too, and when the Infante gives her a suncar, little Delphi trying out suncars is a tiger. There s a solid response in high-credit country.
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How to block peepers (or your boss) from seeing your personal profile on Facebook? Facebook has many privacy controls, and keeps changing them. Luckily, Facebook now puts most of its privacy settings in one place, under the Account link. Now, in this article, we will see how to take a full control of your profile, apps, and contact details, and wall posts.
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Wednesday, August 20, 2008
I've been reading more non-fiction than usual this summer, so I decided to complete my round of non-fic with the infamous "Freakonomics." This isn't quite a review, just a little blurb. For one, it's a short book. Aside from bonus material in the back, the bulk of the book is less than 200 pages. Even for somebody like me that detests econ, I thought it a fun read. The trouble with this book is when to decide to wholeheartedly believe Steven Levitt, and when to doubt his research. Personally, I ate it all up. Levitt is an argument magician, a linguistic con-man. He will make you believe anything, and not just from a good prose style. He will make you believe it because it is true, because it is what the stats show, what the facts depict.
For instance, take his stance on crime. To Levitt, the fall of crime in the '90s is about 50% due to the consequences of Roe v. Wade. I completely believe him: fewer unwanted babies mean fewer troubled youths mean fewer criminals. The logic is brilliant. But as we all know, causality and correlation are two very different things, and to say that Roe v. Wade CAUSED the drop in crime is a bit problematic, although highly believable. But that's just me.
Other than that, a highly interesting book. It will make you see the world differently, allowing you to see the more complex, enigmatic, and surprising insides of our candy-coated world. Like the cover depicts, an apple skin might house an orange. You'll never look at politics, society, or economics the same way again.
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Use manned in a sentence
- The tried Spanish warriors, with whom Don Juan had manned his vessel, hesitated. [10]
- Then Jim manned the oars, and we took out after our raft. [5]
- At the end of the first hour after sunset Eumedes ordered the boat to be manned. [10]
- In plain view of our impatient Deckards soldiers manned the platform, and we saw that they were flinging down ladders. [9]
- Our fleet is manned principally by Syrians and Phoenicians, and they have, as might be expected, refused to go to war against their brethren. [10]
- He was long in command of fleets of swift vessels, well armed and, manned, and did great service in hurrying up merchantmen. [5]
- He was long in command of fleets of swift vessels, well armed and manned, and did great service in hurrying up merchantmen. [5]
- It appears that he was chased two days by one Fry, an English pirate, in a greatly superior vessel, heavily armed and manned. [4]
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The aesthetic value will need to correspond to ergonomic desk power and functionality features as well. Specifically, vehicular electronic components and parts will give more challenges to automotive designers who are required to update on the latest information and knowledge associated with emerging vehicular gadgetry, dashtop mobile devices particularly, like GPS navigation, satellite radio, HD radio, mobile TV, MP3 players, video playback, and smartphone interfaces. Though not absolutely all the new vehicular gizmos should be designated as factory standard items, some of them might be integral to deciding the future course of any specific vehicular models.
Exterior design
The stylist responsible for the design of the exterior of the proportions are developed by the vehicle, shape, and floors of the automobile. External surfaces design is done by some digital or manual drawings first. Progressively, drawings that are more descriptive are approved and executed by appropriate levels of management. Clay (industrial plasticine) and or digital models are developed from, and along with the drawings. The data from these models are then used to make a full measured mock-up of the final design (body in white). With three- and five-axis CNC milling machines, the clay model is first designed in a pc program and then "carved" using the device and huge amounts of clay. Even in times of high-class 3d software and virtual models on electric power surfaces, the clay model is still the most important tool to evaluate the look of a car and for that reason used throughout the industry.
Interior design
The stylist accountable for the design of the automobile interior produces the proportions, form, placement, and areas for the device panel, chairs, door trim panels, headliner, pillar trims, etc. Here the emphasis is on ergonomics and the comfort of the individuals. The procedure this is actually the same as with external design (sketch, digital model and clay model).
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The eye can be taken a look at with relative ease regarding both its function and its structure. A practical assessment consists of the capability to relocate the orbit and the reaction of the pupil to light and accommodation.
The function of the eye may be evaluated in several ways. The client might be asked to recognize illuminated letter or objects of differing sizes on what is referred to as the Snellen chart.
Alternatively, the assessment of the structural part of the eye may be made in numerous ways. Tension within the eyeball is determined by a "tonometer." In certain diseases, particularly in glaucoma, the tension in the eyeball is increased noticeably.
However, it must be well kept in mind that a patient with an eye issue might have other problems too. Often other physical conditions are primary and impact the eye as a effect. The appearance of the eye can alert the patient and the physician to problems in some disruptions of other parts of the body even prior to other signs provide themselves.
One's reliance on sight is stressed when one deals with a short-lived or possible long-term loss of this essential sense. When restorative steps are sought, certain forms of vision correction such as contact lenses or spectacles are recommended.
On the other hand, some people are bothered with that they have some framed lenses or contact lenses in front of their eyes.
For this factor, advanced surgical operations were established to motivate decreased utilization of contact lenses or glasses. Among which is the now popular LASIK eye surgery.
Basically, LASIK eye surgical treatment is the short term for "Laser-Assisted In Situ Keratomileusis." Like its concrete equivalent, LASIK eye surgery is another form of vision correction. The only distinction is that with this type of surgical treatment, one's vision is remedied completely.
With LASIK eye surgical treatment, the refractive mistakes in the cornea are completely changed. This can be done utilizing an "excimer laser."
The main purpose of this surgery is to develop a threadlike, rounded "flap" in the cornea using a blade called "microkeratome." In a series of unfolding and laser processing, the cornea is finally reformed, enabling better the eye to direct more light into the retina.
Appeal vs. Disadvantages
In the middle of the growing appeal of LASIK eye surgery, there are still disadvantages that individuals must understand. Most likely, the primary factor why this type of eye surgery has become well accepted is because most of its cases had succeeded.
However, in spite of its success, there are still some disadvantages. Here is the list:
1. It is an operation used to the most delicate part of the eye
Since LASIK eye surgery involves the operation of the retina, which is one of the most delicate parts of the eye, many people say that the operation can be very risky.
To puts it simply, a easy error could nearly trigger an individual's life time loss of sight. Thus, it is essential to consider many aspects before choosing whether LASIK eye surgical treatment is the best corrective procedure one has to go through.
2. It is not a perfect treatment
LASIK eye surgical treatment might fix your vision however it does not necessarily mean that it can offer you a best vision. Even if statistical reports reveal that 70% of the patients may have 20/20 vision, this does not necessarily imply they have perfect vision as well.
Given all these things, it can be deduced that, in spite of the appeal of the operation, LASIK may not constantly be the perfect eye surgery discover here the method many individuals see it
On the other hand, the evaluation of the structural part of the eye might be made in numerous ways. It ought to be well kept in mind that a client with an eye issue might have other problems. Typically other physical conditions are main and affect the eye as a effect. The appearance of the eye can inform the client and the physician to difficulties in some disruptions of More Help other parts of the body even before other signs provide themselves.
Like its tangible counterpart, LASIK eye surgery is another form of vision correction.
2 Factors You Do Definitely Not Comprehend With Regards To LASIK Eye Medical Procedure
The eye can be taken a look at with relative ease regarding both its function and its structure. A practical assessment consists of the capability to relocate the orbit and the reaction of the pupil to light and accommodation.


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So I have been a bit quiet on here recently as there is a lot of house stuff going on. When we remortgaged in November we took a chink of money out to update our 1970's kitchen and it's taken us a while to get everything in place so we are at the point of it actually happening!
We went with a cheap and modern looking B&Q kitchen as we both feel that where we live isn't our forever home. We want it to look nice but don't want to overspend on something that could be completely tailored to us.
We hired a lovely local kitchen and bathroom fitter after things started to feel a bit haywire with a previous builder and he started the works to our home this week. The kitchen has been completely gutted now but I wanted to share the before and after photos with you so you can see how bigger change this is for us as a family.
I'll be updating the blog with some other bits and pieces as we have learnt a lot during this project! I think we all envisaged it to be a lot easier than it has been! Let me know if you have any survival tips too!


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It was too much to resist for my daughter and I, a free train journey to Paris and back! The rest of the family were too busy so Jess and I set off for 4 days away, we booked a cheap Ibis hotel and set off leaving home at 4.30 in the morning. We caught the 5.45 am train from Ebbsfleet and were sitting drinking coffee at the Gare du Nord a couple of hours later.
The weather was fantastic and everywhere looked beautiful, we started with Galleries LaFayette which is beautiful with the biggest shoe department I have ever seen, and just kept walking! You can buy an all day tube ticket for 6 euros and so we used that too.
We braved the enormous queue outside the Louvre, which moved remarkably quickly, and spent a couple of hours inside, we saw the Mona Lisa, David's Napoleon paintings and the Delacroix's and then the crowds became too much for us and went outside for a drink and a rest.
We walked from there to Notre Dame and then on to the Marais, a fantastic part of Paris, full of interesting little boutiques and second hand shops, all horribly expensive but nice to look at! We stayed out until the evening eating at a small restaurant and returned exhausted to our hotel room with a bottle of wine!
The next morning we went to the massive antique market at Clignancourt, slightly intimidating with the traders round the outside closing in on everyone trying to sell cheap tatt! But once inside the main market, it was beautiful, full of little shops absolutely full of treasures! There were miles upon miles of stalls and shops and if we had taken a truck with us, I'm sure we could have filled it! The bead stalls were particularly a sight to behold.
Our feet ached so much, we stayed on the boat and had a round trip, the sun was warm and it was a lovely way to spend a couple of hours.
So not much way of being creative while we were away but loads and loads of inspiration, so well worth the trip.


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Publications 2005
The following publications have arisen from DIABESITY in 2005:
The endocannabinoid system and the treatment of obesity
Uberto Pagotto, Valentina Vicennatti, Renato Pasquali
Central Responsiveness to a Ghrelin Mimetic (GHRP-6) is Rapidly Altered by Acute Changes in Nutritional Status in Rats
Y. C. L. Tung, A. K. Hewson, R. N. Carter and S. L. Dickson
Neurochemical characterization of hypothalamic neurons involved in attack behavior: Glutamatergic dominance and co-expression of thyrotropin-releasing hormone in a subset of glutamatergic neurons
E Hrabovszky, J Halaszy, W Meelis, M R Kruk,Z Liposits, J Haller
Hypophysiotropic Thyrotropin-Releasing Hormone and Corticotropin-Releasing Hormone Neurons of the Rat Contain Vesicular Glutamate Transporter-2
Erik Hrabovszky, Gabor Wittmann, Gergely F. Turi, Zsolt Liposits, and Csaba Fekete
Sensing the fat: Fatty acid metabolism in the hypothalamus and the melanocortin system
Miguel Lopez, Sulay Tovar, Marıa Jesus Vazquez, Ruben Nogueiras, Rosa Senarıs, Carlos Dieguez
Origin of Cocaine- and Amphetamine-Regulated Transcript-Containing Axons Innervating Hypophysiotropic Corticotropin-Releasing Hormone-Synthesizing Neurons in the Rat
Gabor Wittmann, Zsolt Liposits, Ronald M. Lechan, and Csaba Fekete
Hypothalamic expression of NPY mRNA, vasopressin mRNA and CRF mRNA in response to food restriction and central administration of the orexigenic peptide GHRP-6
Louise E. Johnstone, Rungrudee Srisawat, Ekkasit Kumarnsit and Gareth Leng
Presence of vesicular glutamate transporter-2 in hypophysiotropic somatostatin but not growth hormone-releasing hormone neurons of the male rat
Erik Hrabovszky, Gergely F. Turi and Zsolt Liposits
Glutamatergic innervation of corticotropin-releasing hormone- and thyrotropin-releasing hormone-synthesizing neurons in the hypothalamic paraventricular nucleus of the rat
Gabor Wittmann, Ronald M. Lechanb, Zsolt Liposits, Csaba Fekete
Agouti-related peptide-expressing neurones are essential for feeding
Gropp E, Shanabrough M, Borok E, Xu AW, Janoschek R, Buch T, Plum L, Balthasar N, Hampel B, Waisman A, Barsh GS, Horvath TL, Bruning JC.
Central administration of resistin promotes short-term satiety in rats
Sulay Tovar, Ruben Nogueiras, Loraine Y C Tung, Tamara R Castaneda, Marıa Jesu´s Vazquez,
Amanda Morris, Lynda M Williams, Suzanne L Dickson and Carlos Dieguez
A possible role of neuropeptide Y, agouti-related protein and leptin receptor isoforms in hypothalamic programming by perinatal feeding in the rat
M. López, L. M. Seoane, S. Tovar, M. C. García, R. Nogueiras, C. Diéguez and R. M. Señarís
Fighting obesity and associated risk factors by antagonising cannabinoid type 1 receptors
Uberto Pagotto
Short-term modification of sex hormones is associated with changes in ghrelin circulating levels in healthy normal-weight men
A. Gambineri, U. Pagotto, R. De Lasio, M.C. Meriggiola, A. Costantino, L. Patton, C. Pelusi, G. Pelusi, and R. Pasquali
Increased body fat in mice with a targeted mutation of the paternally expressed imprinted gene Peg3
Curley JP, Pinnock SB, Dickson SL, Thresher R, Miyoshi N, Surani MA & Keverne EB
Lack of the central nervous system- and neural crest-expressed forkhead gene Foxs1 affects motor function and body weight
Heglind M, Cederberg A, Aquino A, Lucas G, Ernfors P and Enerbäck S
Expression and regulation of adiponectin and receptor in human and rat placenta
J. Eduardo Caminos, Rubén Nogueiras, Rosalía Gallego, Susana Bravo, Sulay Tovar, Tomás García-Caballero, Felipe F. Casanueva and Carlos Diéguez
Ghrelin treatment reverses the reduction in weight gain and body fat in gastrectomised mice
Charlotta Dornonville de la Cour, Andreas Lindqvist, Emil Egecioglu, YC Loraine Tung, Vikas Surve, Claes Ohlsson, John-Olov Jansson, Charlotte Erlanson-Albertsson, Suzanne L Dickson, and Rolf Håkanson
A new renal mitochondrial carrier, KMCP1, is up-regulated during tubular cell regeneration and induction of antioxidant enzymes
Anne Haguenauer, Serge Raimbault, Sandrine Masscheleyn, Maria del Mar Gonzalez-Barroso, Francois Criscuolo, Julie Plamondon, Bruno Miroux, Daniel Ricquier, Denis Richard, Frederic Bouillaud and Claire Pecqueur
Adipocyte-specific overexpression of FOXC2 prevents diet-induced increases in intramuscular fatty acyl CoA and insulin resistance
Jason K. Kim, Hyo-Jeong Kim, So-Young Park, Anna Cederberg, Rickard Westergren, Daniel Nilsson, Takamasa Higashimori, You-Ree Cho, Zhen-Xiang Liu, Sven Enerback, & Gerald I. Shulman


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If you haven't noticed, I tend to get excited about a lot of neat stuff. But ask Nina and she'll tell you, there are two things I love above all else. The first is public transportation (especially the BART!). The second is any and all articles about gifts made in the kitchen. Candies, cookies, granolas, even spice rubs can be fixed up at home and gifted in cute little packages. High five!
So imagine my joy when joythebaker made poppy seed crackers for her blog. And put them in cute jars!
I was inspired and so I copied her. It was easy. Crackers are actually simple to make, even when your baby wakes up early from her nap and cries through the rolling and the cutting. Don't worry–it's worth it. Because this recipe from the King Arthur cookbook is a revelation: The crackers are tender and light and crispy and wheaty. I've never tasted better. Plus, you probably have all the ingredients on hand–no shopping necessary. So what're you waiting for?
Homemade Wheat Thins
adapted from King Arthur Flour Whole Grain Baking
makes about 10 dozen crackers
11/4 cups whole wheat flour
11/2 tablespoons sugar
1/2 teaspoon salt
1/4 teaspoon paprika
1/2 stick cold butter, cut into little pieces
1/4 cup (or more) water
1/4 teaspoon vanilla
Maldon sea salt, for sprinkling
Preheat oven to 400°F; lightly grease baking sheets.
Combine first 4 ingredients in medium bowl; cut in butter. Combine water and vanilla; add to flour mixture, stirring until dough is smooth, adding additional water by tablespoonfuls if crumbly.
Divide dough into 4 pieces. Work with 1 piece at a time, keeping other pieces covered. On a lightly floured surface, roll dough into large rectangle, aiming for 12-inch square. Keep rolling pin, dough, and surface evenly floured and turn dough regularly to prevent sticking. Cut dough into 11/2-inch-wide squares; pierce each square with cake tester or end of Tootsie Pop. Place, close together, on prepared baking sheet. Sprinkle with sea salt. Repeat with remaining dough and scraps.
Bake crackers, one sheet at a time, until crisp and browned, 5 to 7 minutes. Cool on plate, and store in airtight container.


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Routes : North America : United States : California : Northern California : Castle Crags State Park : descent gulley-aka "The Grotto : The Seeker
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It is always a tragic situation when someone or a loved one gets into an accident that results in injury to the brain. Brain injuries usually impair the injured person for the remainder of his or her life. About 1.7 million people suffer from brain injuries every year, and as a result, a lot of lawsuits are filed. When a traumatic injury occurs to the brain, the victim or his or her loved one should know what rights are available in the state the accident occurs in. There are traumatic brain injury lawyers in Charles County MD who help clients with these kind of cases. Here are things that clients should know about personal injury law in Maryland.
Clients should be aware of how much time they have to file a personal injury lawsuit. In Maryland, the statute of limitations is three years from the date of the accident. If the lawsuit is not filed within that time, any opportunity to have the case heard will be gone. There will be no opportunity for damages. If the personal injury happened because of a state government agency, the injured party has one year to file a formal claim, but still three years for the lawsuit.
Clients should also bear in mind that Maryland applies a very strict rule called contributory negligence. This means that if the injured party can be found to be any part at fault, he or she will receive no damages from the accident. This seems rather harsh when the injured party was only five percent at fault. This is why it is important to hire an experienced attorney who is able to help keep the injured client from being found any part at fault.
The Law Office Of Danny R. Seidman has been providing legal solutions to clients in the Charles County, Maryland area for over 26 years. In addition to personal injury cases, the attorney also practices law in workers' compensation, divorce law and family law. Potential clients can call in for an initial free consultation. If any clients are looking to consult with traumatic brain injury lawyers in Charles County MD, they can visit the website of the attorney at http://dseidmanlaw.com/.


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|Web blog – http://blog.sina.com.cn/u/2842097141 Located on the easternmost tip of Shandong province, is Wei Hai. A city that is a major seaport bordering Yan Tai and the Yellow Sea. It is the newest campsite offering from Camelot and is proof of its growing influence within the region. A summer exchange programme is currently underway between Wei Hai and Singapore.Bi-relation programmes between Camelot Wei Hai and Camelot Singapore are as follows:
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India is literally stuffed with sacred temples. The number of holy places in India is very high. However, some temples have been blessed with incredible fame and the devotees have blind faith in deities that reside in these temples. For example, Tirupati is one of the most famous temples in India without any scope of doubt. Similarly, there are other holy places in India that owe their fame to the potency of their deity. The most famous temples in India have gods that are 'jagruth'. In other words, the deities of these sacred temples are 'alive' or rather 'attentive' to the prayers of their devotees


text: In this volume, Courtney B. Cazden, renowned educational sociolinguist, brings together a selection of her seminal work, organized around three themes: development of individual communicative competence in both oral and written language and discourse; classroom interaction in learning and teaching; social justice/educational equity issues in wider contexts beyond the classroom. Since the 1970s, Cazden been a key figure in the ethnography of schooling, focusing on children's linguistic development (both oral and written) and the functions of language in formal education, primarily but not exclusively in the United States. Combining her experiences as a former primary schoolteacher with the insight and methodological rigor of a trained ethnographer and linguist, Cazden helped to establish ethnography and discourse analysis as central methodologies for analyzing classroom interaction. This capstone volume highlights her major contributions to the field. In the World Library of Educationalists, international scholars themselves compile career-long collections of what they judge to be their finest pieces extracts from books, key articles, salient research findings, major theoretical and/practical contributions so the world can read them in a single manageable volume. Readers will be able to follow the themes and strands of their work and see their contribution to the development of a field, as well as the development of the field itself. Contributors to the series include: Michael Apple, James A. Banks, Joel Spring, Stephen J. Ball, Elliot Eisner, Howard Gardner, John Gilbert, Ivor F. Goodson, Peter Jarvis.


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Burnavon Arts Centre - Co Tyrone / 23rd March 2018
Millennium Forum - Co Derry / 31st March 2018
A pop Country and Irish singer. Lisa McHugh was born in Glasgow, Scotland to Irish parents. Her father is from Castlederg in County Tyrone and her mother is from Falcarragh, County Donegal.
Lisa McHugh is surely becoming one of the most sought after artists in Irish Country Music. The young Glaswegian songbird has racked up over 15 music awards including, 'Female Vocalist of the Year', 5 years running. With various shows lined up in Ireland in concerts and dances, it is no wonder the country star is in such high demand. With a voice of an angel and the charisma to follow, Lisa is one artist you do not want to miss.


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Ultra-suckness week continues... I felt like shit at least once last night, and I wasn't able to drink any beer. It sucked.
Speaking of suck, Benny Mardones takes the #43 position with a pretty amazing karaoke song. The sick scream-singing at the end is one of the defining AM Gold moments, in our opinion. Also, I recall my parents telling me they didn't remember this song ever receiving radio spins in the early 80's. They claimed to have never heard it before its confusing comeback in 1989, when it was added once again to Top 40 and Adult Contemporary playlists for no discernible reason.
When this happened with "Unchained Melody," it was because of Ghost, obviously. When this happened with "Bohemian Rhapsody," it was clearly because of Wayne's World. But "Into The Night" wasn't in any movies, and wasn't associated with a fad of any type.. It somehow just exhumed itself, climbing right back into the Top 20 nine years later.
Monday, November 21, 2011
80's Guilt #43: Benny Mardones "Into The Night" (1980)
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Really good start of this Fall/Winter 2013 testing season with some very early freeride and some exploration for future possible lines on the mountains of Tirol.
We had the luck of testing two of the top Arc'teryx products for this season: the new Beta LT Gore-tex Pro Jacket and the Cerium AR insulation Jacket. First impressions are really positive!
Stay tuned for the results of the tests...
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