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Felix Zulauf: Danger for Chinese, U.S., Markets
Why Zulauf, a Barron's Roundtable member, foresees a correction on Wall Street, believes Hong Kong banks are fragile, and expects more trouble in Turkey.
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Our rundown of what's going on in for the week of 1/9-1/15
MOVIES OPENING (Friday)
Beauty and the Beast 3-D
The Iron Lady
Joyful Noise
First Week In (series debut; 9 p.m.; Discovery)
America's Money Class With Suze Orman (series debut; 9 p.m.; OWN)
Mobster Confessions (series debut; 10 p.m.; Discovery)
Caged (series debut; 10 p.m.; MTV)
Castle (returns; 10 p.m.; ABC)
Shipping Wars (series debut; 9 p.m.; A&E)
Dance Moms (season premiere; 9 p.m.; Lifetime)
24 Hour Catwalk (series debut; 10 p.m.; Lifetime)
The Game (season premiere; 10 p.m.; BET)
Tabatha Takes Over (season premiere; 10 p.m.; Bravo)
Flip Men (season finale; 10 p.m.; Spike)
Let's Stay Together (season premiere; 10:30 p.m.; BET)
Whitney (new timeslot; 8 p.m.; NBC)
One Tree Hill (returns; 8 p.m.; the CW)
Are You There, Chelsea? (series debut; 8:30 p.m.; NBC)
Rock Center With Brian Williams (returns; 9 p.m.; NBC)
Amazing Eats (series debut; 9 p.m.; Travel)
Only in American With Larry the Cable Guy (season premiere; 9 p.m.; History)
People's Choice Awards (special; 9 p.m.; CBS)
Ghost Hunters (returns; 9 p.m.; Syfy)
Face Off (season premiere; 10 p.m.; Syfy)
American Restoration (returns; 10 p.m.; History)
Law & Order: SVU (returns; 10 p.m.; NBC)
Bones (winter finale; 8 p.m.; Fox)
Big Bang Theory (returns; 8 p.m.; NBC)
30 Rock (returns; 8 p.m.; NBC)
Parks and Recreation (returns; 8:30 p.m.; NBC)
Rob (series debut; 8:30 p.m.; CBS)
The Finder (series debut; 9 p.m.; Fox)
Person of Interest (returns; 9 p.m.; CBS)
The Office (returns; 10 p.m.; NBC)
Up All Night (new timeslot; 9:30 p.m.; NBC)
The Firm (timeslot premiere; 10 p.m.; NBC)
The Mentalist (returns; 10 p.m.; CBS)
Kitchen Nightmares (returns; 8 p.m.; Fox)
Fringe (returns; 9 p.m.; Fox)
Grimm (returns; 9 p.m.; NBC)
Real Time With Bill Maher (season premiere; 10 p.m.; HBO)
The Fades (series debut; 9 p.m.; BBC America)
Collision Earth (movie debut; 9 p.m.; Syfy)
The Nerdist (series debut; 10 p.m.; BBC America)
60 Minutes (returns; 7 p.m.,; CBS)
Golden Globes (special; 8 p.m.; NBC)
Undercover Boss (season premiere; 8 p.m.; CBS)
Napoleon Dynamite (series debut; 8:30 p.m.; Fox)
NEW ON DVD/BLU-RAY (Tuesday)
An Idiot Abroad
Boardwalk Empire: The Complete First Season
Killer Elite
Primeval: Volume Three
There Be Dragons
What's Your Number?
NOTABLE NEW BOOKS (Tuesday)
"The Fault in Our Stars," John Green
"Elizabeth the Queen," Sally Bedell Smith
"10th Anniversary," James Patterson
"Greedy Bastards," Dylan Ratigan
"Glock: The Rise of America's Gun"
"I Got This," Jennifer Hudson
"The Final Storm," Jeff Shaara
The Book of Drugs," Mike Doughty
"The Money Class," Suze Orman
"Condoleezza Rice," Condoleezza Rice (paperback)
David Crowder Band, "Give Us Rest"
Red Wanting Blue, "From the Vanishing Point"
Young London, "Young London"
RAMS HEAD LIVE: Medicine Lake (Thursday); G. Love & Special Sauce (Friday); In Flames (Saturday)
BALTIMORE SOUNDSTAGE: Eric Johnson Electric Band (Tuesday); Bootsy Collins (Wednesday); Charm City Devils (Saturday); Battle of the Bands finals (Sunday)
SONAR: Ice Jam pre-show party (Friday); Ice Jam (Saturday-Sunday)
GOLDEN WEST: Simon's Birthday Party w/ Simon Phoenix, Stereo Faith (Friday); Lost Tribe (Saturday); Graveyard (Sunday)
OTTOBAR: The HarDDads, Hank (Wednesday); the Independents (Thursday); School of Rock (Saturday); Girlfriend in a Coma (Saturday); Blind Til Now (Sunday)
METRO GALLERY: Yip Deceiver (Friday); Save Your Soul presents: I Heart Toubin benefit (Saturday)
RECHER: Havoc, 93 Buick (Thursday); E Joseph and the Phantom Heart (Friday); Anthony Green (Saturday); Wake Up Monday, Ape Riot (Sunday)'
RAMS HEAD ON STAGE: The Music of ABBA (Tuesday); the Smithereens (Friday); Christopher Cross (Saturday); Burton Cummings (Sunday)
FILLMORE SILVER SPRING: Live Lava Live (Friday); Rebelution (Sunday)
9:30 CLUB: Thievery Corporation (Wednesday-Friday; sold out)
ROCK AND ROLL HOTEL: Fear of Virginia (Friday); Pants Velour (Saturday)
BLACK CAT: The Chariots (Wednesday); Jonny Grave and the Tombstones (Thursday); Tabi Bonney (Friday); Cults (Saturday); Oh So Peligroso (Sunday)
Itzhak Perlman (Thursday and Sunday; Meyerhoff)
Baltimore County Restaurant Week (Thursday through Jan. 21; various locations)
Comedian Na'im Lynn (Thursday-Saturday; Baltimore Comedy Factory)
Comedian Todd Rexx (Thursday-Saturday; Magooby's Joke House)
"Matthew Saindon: Overcoming Prototypes" exhibit (opens Thursday, on view through Jan. 28; Creative Alliance)
Sticky Buns Burlesque's "Gourmet Risque" (Friday; Ottobar)
Bad Luck Improv (Friday; Creative Alliance)
"Ain't Misbehavin'" (Friday through Feb. 12; Spotlighters Theatre)
"The Iceman Cometh" (Friday through Feb. 12; Fells Point Corner Theatre)
Members' Gallery Exhibition (Opens Friday, runs through May 26; School 33 Art Center)
Juried Exhibition I (Opens Friday, runs through March 3; School 33 Art Center)
Flux/us Dance Projects (Friday and Saturday; Maryland Art Place)
Nuclear Cowboyz (Friday and Saturday; 1st Mariner Arena)
Cesar Millan the Dog Whisperer (Saturday; Lyric)
AAUW Book Bash (Saturday; Union Jack's, Columbia)
American Youth Philharmonic Orchestra (Saturday; Meyerhoff)
Classic Albums Live: The Dark Side of the Moon (Saturday; Hippodrome)
Comedian JB Smoove (Saturday; 9:30 Club)
High School Juried Art Show (Saturday through Feb. 29; Reginald F. Lewis Museum)
The Cloisters open house (Saturday; Lutherville)
Kopi Luwak Coffee Tasting (Saturday and Sunday; Zeke's Coffee)
"Ceramic Sutra" exhibit (opens Saturday, on view through Feb. 26; Baltimore Clayworks
"One Glitz Wish" second Saturday reading (Saturday; Strand Theater Company)
Comedian George Lopez (Saturday; DAR)
Elvis' Birthday Fight Club (Saturday; Creative Alliance)
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr: The Man and his Monument talk (Sunday; Walters Art Museum)


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Angel Sanchez is pleased to announce his participation in New York Fashion Week (NYFW). Scheduled for February 15th at 3pm, the Fall 2012 collection will be shown at Hotel Americano, 518 West 27th Street.
Fascinated by abstract expressionism and Jazz of the "New York School" movement of the '50s Sanchez puts out a collection that is sophisticated, structured, and feminine. Known for his architectural background and precise lines Sanchez once again demonstrates his uncanny ability to manipulate materials. Textured and printed fabrics make strong appearances this season.
"I experimented with geometrical volume by juxtaposing squares of organza," Sanchez said. Gazzar, goffre on silk and metallic fibers also from part of Sanchez's 20 + piece collection. Prominent colors are black, navy, off-white, citronella and shades of silver and gold.
Sponsors for the show include Stuart Weitzman for shoes, Blues by KYKY for handbags, David Glover for Kevin Murphy for hair, Max Delorme for MAC for Makeup, and Myrdith Leon McCormack for nails. Hotel Americano, part of Mexican Hotel group, Grupo Habita, will host the show at its new Chelsea location.
"We have partnered up with brands that share my aesthetic vision and passion for what I do," Sanchez said of his sponsors.
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SANTA BARBARA, Calif. - Dyanne Anderson took a perfect pass from Erin Ortega and scored her second goal of the game in the 87th minute to break a 2-2 tie and lift UC Santa Barbara to a 3-2 win over visiting Fresno State on Friday night.
It was the second time that Anderson and Ortega hooked up for a goal in the game. Ortega also scored an unassisted goal to go with her two assists. The Gauchos improve to 2-2-1 while the Bulldogs dropped to 2-2-1.
The game-winner came when Katy Roby found Ortega just over midfield. The junior forward had a trio of defenders around her but was able to dribble into the box with Anderson running to her left. Almost immediately after entering the box, Ortega hit a through-ball that found Anderson, who had gotten behind the defense, and she blasted a shot into the lower left corner of the goal. It was her third score of the season.
"That was a very big lift," said Gaucho head coach Paul Stumpf. "We started the game so well offensively but gave up a bad goal with about 10 minutes left to tie the score. We could have gotten down, but we didn't."
The Bulldog goal to tie the score came in the 77th minute. Gaucho goalkeeper Makenna Henry attempted to clear the ball but instead, hit Fresno's Morgan Castain in the face. Castain quickly collected herself and pushed a shot past Henry.
UCSB jumped out to a 2-0 lead in the first half. The first time that Anderson and Ortega connected was at the 12:16 mark. Ortega cracked a shot from 15 yards straight out, hit the crossbar, and Anderson was right there to put the rebound home.
Ortega's goal was an outstanding individual effort. In the 28th minute, she drove down the right side with a Fresno State defender in tow, beat the defender, cut to her left and shoved a shot that was deflected, but not stopped, by Bulldog goalkeeper Katie DeVault. It was her first goal of the year.
Fresno State halved the Gaucho lead at the 41:13 mark when Castain scored into the left post on a perfect cross from Molly Nizzoli.
The three goals scored by UCSB were a season-high. In fact, the Gauchos entered the game with just three goals through their first four matches. Last weekend, they struggled in a pair of losses, totaling just one goal.
"I hope this gives us some momentum entering Sunday's game," Stumpf said, referring to the team's game against New Mexico which will kick-off at noon. "I thought Dyanne (Anderson) and Erin (Ortega) were really dynamic tonight and hopefully that becomes contagious."
Tickets for Sunday's UCSB-New Mexico noon match at Meredith Field at Harder Stadium, are available one hour prior to kick-off or online by clicking here.
UCSB men's and women's basketball season tickets are now available. Both teams play an outstanding and exciting schedule in 2011-12. For information, or to purchase season tickets, call (805) 893-UCSB, drop by the Ticket Office in the Intercollegiate Athletics Building on campus, or click here.


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Temple Run 2 has certainly caught the imagination of iOS gamers, with creator Imangi Studios announcing Monday the action game has now been downloaded a colossal 20 million times since its release just four days ago.
After the success of the first Temple Run – which has so far been downloaded 170 million times since its launch in August 2011 – the speedy take-up of the sequel won't come as too much of a surprise to fans of the endless runner game.
Word evidently got out about the launch of Temple Run 2 pretty darn quickly, taking the top spot in the iOS free-app chart after just eight hours and clocking up six million downloads in its first 24 hours.
"The response from fans has been overwhelming," Imangi Studios' co-founder Keith Shepherd said. "We are thrilled players want more of the Temple Run universe, and we hope to grow and expand the game over the coming months."
Indeed, it seems players want so much of the Temple Run universe that they're more than happy to dig into their pockets for some of its in-app offerings – the game is currently sitting pretty in third place in the top-grossing-apps chart.
According to stats from Imangi Studios, Temple Run 2 has so far been played over 210 million times, amounting to a combined total of over 1,775 years of gameplay. Whichever way you look at it, that's a long time spent playing a game.
The sequel features improved graphics, new environments and more moves, so besides running, sliding and jumping, you can now swing on a rope and ride in a mine cart too.
It's currently available for the iPhone, iPad, and iPod Touch with an Android version lined up for launch next week.
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Guilty Pleasures
Baseballs were neatly aligned within catcher Bobby Wilson's equipment bag when I found it on the Arkansas Travelers' dugout bench last June.
What's your baseball guilty pleasure?
I have quite a few.
I don't think the FutureAngels.com web site is a guilty pleasure, although I lose enough money every year running around the country shooting photos and video that it could fall into that category. It's a business, as far as the IRS is concerned, but within that business I do have a few guilty pleasures.
Any professional sports photographer can shoot an action shot. Pitchers pitching, hitters hitting, we see those every day in the newspaper.
I try to create artistic images that depict aspects of the game not seen by the casual fan.
One "guilty pleasure" is photographing baseball equipment. Buried deep within the FutureAngels.com Digital Photo Gallery is this link, Miscellaneous Baseball Gear. The idea is to create "baseball art," for lack of a better phrase. These images you could enlarge to poster size and post in a den or memorabilia room. The main rule when shooting these photos is DON'T TOUCH. I want to photograph it exactly as I found it. None of those photos were staged. I haven't sold a single one of these photos, but I'd like to think that some future baseball historian will see these and marvel at the primitive tools used by baseball players in the early years of the 21st century.
The VERY future Angels line up against an outfield wall at last January's Quakes youth baseball clinic.
Another artistic guilty pleasure is on the page titled, Miscellaneous Baseball Youth Photos." Children and baseball go together like Florida elections and hanging chads. Both are a part of Americana. So I'll go out to the Quakes' annual kids clinic in January, or just keep an eye out before minor league games, looking for boys and girls who would make an interesting subject for a photo.
A lot of us collected baseball cards in our youth. I've been tracking down card sets for Angels minor league teams. It doesn't look like anything exists earlier than the mid-1970s. My main dealer is Steve Green (not the former Angels minor league pitcher), who runs STB Sports. Steve also carries other memorabilia, such as score cards, game programs, and whatnot. I gave him a list of Angels minor league teams over the years and he was able to provide me with some programs and scorecards going back into the 1970s. He has serious collectors from all over the country who will use him to find other collectors interested in this stuff. If you look at my December 13 blog on the Jack Hiatt interview, the scan of Jack's 1982 Holyoke Millers card was from a set I acquired from STB Sports.
I have in the closet some uniforms worn in the minors by Angels top prospects. Some went on to major league stardom, others went on to obscurity. One is a tie-dyed jersey worn by John Lackey with Lake Elsinore in 2000. It was a one-game promotion to raise money for charity. Many of these are "shirt off their back" promotions auctioned during the game; the winning bidder gets to come down to the field after the game to collect the shirt literally off the player. I took it directly to the cleaners and had it bagged without cleaning; the joke with Lack was that if anything ever happened to him, we've got his DNA so he can be cloned. I also have some Casey Kotchman jerseys, and one of Tom Kotchman's Orem jerseys; one of these days, I'll get them framed and put them on the wall together.
My wife came up with a nifty idea. She has small vials used for carrying makeup. She suggested using them to scoop dirt from the infields of the various ballparks in the Angels system. I have here on my office desk two vials with dirt collected after the final game at Gene Autry Park, the Angels' old minor league complex in Mesa, Arizona. One was scooped from the mound, the other from in front of home plate.
I've run across other collectors of Angels memorabilia. One gentleman in south county collects Angels jerseys. I know an employee in the organization who collects information about people who played only one year for the Angels. I've been in the homes of Angels Booster Club members who have all sorts of memorabilia, some of it homemade.
And then there's the bookshelf, but I'll save that for another blog.
Feel free to post your baseball guilty pleasures.
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John Thompson, a coaching veteran with over 30 years experience at the collegiate level as both an assistant and head coach, will begin his second season as Arkansas State's defensive coordinator and linebackers coach in 2013.
Thompson also acted as A-State's interim head coach in the 2013 GoDaddy.com Bowl, leading the Red Wolves to a 17-13 victory over then-ranked 25th Kent State. The victory was ASU's first in a bowl game since 1970 and also marked its first win over a top-25 team since it joined the FBS in 1992.
Thompson was also a part of ASU's staff in 2012 that led the Red Wolves to a 10-3 season and a Sun Belt Conference championship with a 7-1 league mark.
Thompson oversaw Arkansas State's 2012 defense that ranked first in the Sun Belt Conference in scoring defense and second in total defense. The Red Wolves had four defensive players named All-Sun Belt Conference this year, including first-team choices Nathan Herrold at linebacker and Ryan Carrethers on the defensive line.
The Red Wolves shut out two opponents during the 2012 season, including an 8-4 Middle Tennessee squad in the regular-season finale, for the first time since 1987. Under Thompson's direction, A-State also ranked third in the Sun Belt in turnovers gained, picking up 10 fumble recoveries and 13 interceptions. A-State had eight players post an interception to tie for the 15th most in the nation.
Thompson's defensive unit continued to evolve and improve as the season progressed. Against Sun Belt Conference opponents only, the Red Wolves ranked first in the league in rushing defense (119.9 yards per game) and second in pass defense efficiency (132.6). The defense allowed just 396 rushing yards over the last five regular-season games for an average of just 79.2 yards per contest and also recorded 11 interceptions over the last nine games.
As linebackers coach, Thompson's position group combined to record 281 tackles, 18 tackles for loss, 12 pass break-ups, five interceptions, five forced fumbles and two fumble recoveries. Herrold and fellow linebacker Qushaun Lee both posted the best numbers of their career and ended the regular season as A-State's top two tacklers.
In fact, Herrold posted a career-best 114 tackles for the most by an ASU player since 2003. Both Herrold and Lee were named all-conference at the end of the regular season, and Lee was named the GoDaddy.com Bowl's Defensive MVP after recording 13 tackles and two pass break-ups.
Thompson has worked 26 seasons as a coordinator and was also the head coach at East Carolina for two years. Recognized as a top defensive mind, Thompson has worked as defensive coordinator or co-coordinator at Southeastern Conference schools Mississippi, Florida, Arkansas, South Carolina and LSU, as well as at Memphis, Southern Mississippi, Louisiana Tech and Northwestern State.
As a defensive coordinator, Thompson has seen more than 40 of his defensive players drafted by, or sign with, National Football League teams. Forty-four of his defenders earned all-conference honors, five were named all-America, and one, former Northwestern State linebacker Gary Reasons, has been inducted into the College Football Hall of Fame.
Thompson came to A-State after serving as Georgia State's assistant head coach for scheduling and strategic planning and defensive coordinator. Thompson also coached inside linebackers at Georgia State, where he spent the previous four seasons.
Thompson went to Georgia State in July 2008 after spending the 2007 season as defensive coordinator and defensive backs coach at Ole Miss. That followed a one-year stint as athletics director at his alma mater, the University of Central Arkansas, which he guided in its move to NCAA Division I. He served as co-defensive coordinator at South Carolina in 2005.
As the head coach at East Carolina in 2003-04, he coached three first-team all-conference players and seven all-freshman selections.
Thompson was the defensive coordinator at Florida in 2002, when the Gators' pass defense was ranked seventh in the nation, allowing just 162.4 yards per game. He also spent two years at Arkansas, serving as co-defensive coordinator in 2000 and then defensive coordinator in 2001. In 2000, the Razorbacks were second in the nation in pass defense while leading the SEC in pass defense and total defense. The following year, Thompson helped lead Arkansas to the Cotton Bowl.
Thompson's first position as a defensive coordinator came at Northwestern State, where he served from 1983-86, and again from 1988-89 after spending the 1987 season as linebackers coach at Alabama.
In 1990, he became the defensive coordinator at Louisiana Tech for two seasons before moving to Southern Miss as defensive coordinator in 1992. He was given additional responsibility as assistant head coach in 1993. In Thompson's seven seasons at Southern Miss (1992-98), the Golden Eagles won or shared two Conference USA titles, twice ranked among the top 25 nationally in scoring defense and made two bowl appearances.
In one season at Memphis in 1999, his Tiger defense ranked 11th in the nation in scoring defense and 23rd in total defense.
A native of Forrest City, Ark., Thompson began as a high school coach in 1977 while pursuing his bachelor's degree at UCA. He continued to coach prep football until moving to the college ranks in 1982 as a graduate assistant at Arkansas, where he worked under Lou Holtz.
A high school quarterback, Thompson was inducted into the Forrest City High School Hall of Fame in 2006. His playing career also includes two seasons as a defensive back at Central Arkansas. He earned his bachelor's degree in physical education from UCA in 1978.
Thompson and his wife, Charleen, have two sons, Cabe and Hays.


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Conservative politician and Foreign Office minister who had a distinguished career as a diplomat
Ray Whitney, who has died aged 81, was a member of the generation of Conservative politicians who chose to make the House of Commons a career because of a profound personal conviction about the need for change in British politics in the last quarter of the 20th century. Coming from a working-class background, he was a natural supporter of Margaret Thatcher, but he differed from many of her other enthusiastic parliamentary acolytes by exhibiting a free-thinking, independent-minded approach that inevitably inhibited his short-lived ministerial career.
His arrival at Westminster, as the victor of the Wycombe byelection in 1978 (caused by the death of his predecessor, Sir John Hall) on an increased majority, was a signal of the swing to the Conservatives which would sweep Thatcher into office the following year. He was seen as a hardline Tory rightwinger with strong views on such predictable subjects as the Soviet Union and the trade unions, but he was also true to the views he had reached during his earlier careers in the army and the Foreign Office. He was an enthusiastic European throughout his time in parliament, bemoaning the lack of coherence displayed by both the Thatcher and Major governments on this increasingly controversial issue.
Having been head of chancery at the British embassy in Argentina from 1969 to 1972, he also struck a highly individual line within the Conservative party over Britain's decision to send a taskforce to recapture the Falkland Islands, in 1982, expressing considerable doubt about the move in the Commons' emergency debate and angering the Tory right by urging negotiations for a diplomatic solution. "I have always been passionately committed to finding a longterm stable solution for the Falkland Islanders and for Anglo-Argentine relations," he said. However, although the episode changed his standing in the party, Thatcher rated his honesty and reliability, and after her triumph in the 1983 post-Falklands war election she appointed him as the junior minister at the FCO with responsibility for relations with Buenos Aires.
He had taken the first step on the ladder of promotion when Nigel Lawson and Peter Rees chose him as their joint parliamentary private secretary at the Treasury in 1979. It was not a position that was conducive to Whitney, who was 47 when he entered the Commons, was of a similar age to his two bosses and disliked the constraints of being unable to speak his mind in the chamber. He had resigned as a diplomat in order to pursue his political beliefs and now found that the compensations of being an unpaid political bag-carrier were slight. He only lasted a few months in the post, but found far greater satisfaction as vice-chairman of the party's employment committee and chairman of its foreign affairs committee until he joined the government in 1983.
Whitney was a much-liked man at Westminster. He had a practised diplomatic charm, but it was genuine and he was always courteous even with those whose politics were anathema to him. He was energetic, enthusiastic and fizzing with ideas for new ways of doing things, and on a number of issues was ahead of his time. He promoted an early attempt to make union strike ballots compulsory and an unsuccessful bill to reform Sunday trading. He started an organisation to encourage arms control, chaired the Mountbatten Community Trust, became chairman of the Positive European Group and was licensed as a lay minister in the Church of England.
He spoke French, Spanish and Mandarin fluently and enjoyed interpreting when required at international parliamentary functions. After a year at the FCO, he was moved sideways to the Department of Health and remained an enthusiastic campaigner for NHS reform for the remainder of his career. He was a minister only until 1986, when he was sacked – mainly because he appeared dispensable – but he nevertheless remained loyal to Thatcher. In 1988 he wrote a book promoting a radical introduction of a voucher system for healthcare. He was knighted in 1997.
Whitney was the son of George, a shoe-factory worker in Northampton, and his wife, Ethel. He went to Wellingborough school, Northamptonshire, and Sandhurst and was commissioned into the Northamptonshire Regiment in 1951. He served in Italy, Korea, Hong Kong and Germany and was seconded to the Australian army from 1960 until 1963, when he resigned to become a diplomat the following year. He took a degree at London University's School of Asian and Oriental Studies and was first secretary in Peking from 1966 for two years.
In 1967 he was involved in three attacks by Red Guards on British diplomats, during the last of which the British embassy was blockaded and then attacked, ransacked and set on fire. During the blockade, Whitney and the other embassy staff played water polo and watched Ealing comedies – having first burned all the important paperwork. He then helped the staff escape, using his military expertise, and they found refuge in the Albanian embassy. The Chinese refused to allow Whitney an exit visa for a year. His other posts included deputy high commissioner in Bangladesh and heading the FCO's counter-propaganda department.
In 1956 he married Sheila Prince, with whom he had two sons, Simon and Mark. They all survive him.
• Raymond William Whitney, politician, born 28 November 1930; died 15 August 2012


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ICP's Bio
It all began in the early 90's in Southwest Detroit. Joseph Bruce (Violent J) and Joseph Utsler (Shaggy 2 Dope), along with a crew of neighborhood homies started an ill-fated street gang called ICP "Inner City Posse". They also began to rap, with a mildly successful independent release, Dog Beats. Having just moved to the inner city from the suburbs, the young J and Shaggy had little knowledge of any real gang life, but attempted to throw ICP's name right into the dangerous mix of Southwest Detroit's street gangs anyway. The little notoriety ICP received from their music also proved to be an almost fatal setback. Southwest Detroit's established gangs, some of which had been around for generations, began to harbor serious resentment towards ICP. The entire Inner City Posse became the target of much gang related violence, and after 2 years of battery most members bailed out... some barely escaping town with their lives. J and Shaggy were among the last few that remained true to their weakened ICP clique. They remained in Southwest Detroit, still trying to uphold their name, while basically trapped, alone, and fearing for their lives. It finally looked as if ICP's road had reached a dead end when Violent J took his 4th trip to the county jail and was put away for the entire winter of 90. Right around J's release from county jail in 1991, J and Shaggy suddenly reached a turning point of their lives and careers. According to there own wild assertions, they claim to have been visited late one night by spirits of a mysterious Dark Carnival. They claim that this pack of neutral, carnival phantoms ordered them to deliver 6 very special messages for them to all that will listen. J and Shaggy claimed they were specifically chosen by this phantom circus to deliver these 6 messages, and do their best in making the entire planet listen. These ghosts allegedly explained to J and Shaggy that many souls will doubt them and only a few souls will listen, but those few that do listen, are worth all the effort 10 fold. They were also informed that there are to be no leaders or followers of the carnival and it's messages only believers. J and Shaggy are merely messengers, sent to gather believers, nothing more and nothing less. Their mission is to find as many believers as possible, before the end consumes us all. Now, we'll admit, it's a little hard to swallow, but it's interesting none the less. With their new found mission from the beyond, J and Shaggy finally got their lives back on track. They quit their own gang, and changed their rapping name from Inner City Posse to Insane Clown Posse. Having been told that each special message will come one by one, and only when the time is right, J and Shaggy chose the only form of expression they know anything about Music. They decided to expose the magic messages in the form of albums. Six albums in all Each album will take on its own identity in the form of Jokers Cards Each album preaching another one of the Dark Carnival's messages to the world. J and Shaggy say that they gave themselves the identity of clowns to better fit in while spreading the messages of the Dark Carnival, others say they're clowns because well they're baffoons. However you perceive this strange rap group from Detroit, the fact is that they're here to stay. With their grease painted faces, fat, heavy carnival beats and demented, vulgar lyrics injected with positive messages and magic You have the band you love to hate the Insane Clown Posse. ICP recorded its first Jokers Card in 1991. After money problems and other hurdles, Carnival of Carnage was finally released in October 1992. It was followed by an EP entitled Beverly Kills 50187. Next up was the 2nd Jokers Card, named The Ringmaster in 1993. Sales of Ringmaster were stronger than expected right off the bat and the Detroit music scene began to lift its head. ICP quickly shot out another EP entitled Terror Wheel, which spawned a local Radio hit entitled "Dead Body Man." By now Insane Clown Posse had began to develop a rabid following in Detroit as well as hot spots around the Midwest. After Terror Wheel's release, it wasn't long until record labels began to try to cash in. ICP, looking to spread the message of the Dark Carnival, quickly signed for a small amount of money to a New York based record label, Jive Records. Jive Records promised to take ICP and the Carnival's message worldwide. But shortly after Jive released ICP's next album and 3rd Joker's Card, The Riddle Box, Jive's true plan were uncovered. They would release the new album only in Michigan, with no push, for all of ICP's already rabid fans to buy, and make all the money for themselves. An easy sell for the work ICP had already done. Insane Clown Posse, along with the core members of their new elite Psychopathic Records Team (Alex Abbiss their manager, Billy Bill, & Jump Steady) knew they couldn't wait around for the record to take off by itself. They developed a unique strategy never seen before in the music industry. They assembled street teams, samplers and Riddlebox Vans, and traveled throughout the country, TELLING PEOPLE about the album. They traveled coast to coast, from state to state and city to city. They would roll into a city, hit the night spots, the cruising strips, colleges and wherever people with an open mind would hang out. They informed people face to face about the Dark Carnival, ICP, and Psychopathic Records. They would not leave a city until everyone in town was informed of ICP. Once their work was finished and they left, each of those cities was designated as "Clown Towns." Meanwhile, Insane Clown Posse toured the country, bringing its insane live performance across the US. Already well known throughout the Midwest for the riotous live show, which involve full theatric stage sets, costumed monsters, and gallons of Faygo Soda (a soda manufactured in Detroit, and commonly found in poor urban areas of Detroit and around the country) being poured all over the audience. Thousands of newly found Juggalos would squeeze into venues filled to capacity, just to catch a glimpse of the pure insanity and chaos that would erupt at an Insane Clown Posse show. Record sales began to take off, and Insane Clown Posse began to look for another record label that would better promote their 4th Joker's Card message. And this label was without a doubt Hollywood Records. The people at Hollywood totally understood the message of the Dark Carnival. They knew how to market it, they knew how to promote it, and they knew that it was going to be crazy. But there was one catch Hollywood Records was owned by The Walt Disney Corporation. However, key people at Hollywood reassured ICP that they were allowed full control of content, and that Disney was not involved with anything Hollywood released. Hollywood and Disney both approved the album, and a new era was born. The era of the 4th Joker's Card, The Great Milenko. The country's underground music scene was buzzing with anticipation. The world was ready to receive the 4th message. Whether it was really from a ghostly carnival or just from J and Shaggy's twisted heads, either way, they were ready. But unfortunately, 6 hours after the initial release of The Great Milenko, Disney forced Hollywood Records to recall the album. At the time, Disney was under boycott from the Southern Baptists. The Southern Baptists were upset about Disney's subsidiaries, like Miramax, releasing "anti-family" movies (such as Pulp Fiction), as well as Disney's refusal to get rid of it's "Gay Day" at Disneyland. Disney decided to drop the album 6 hours after release, as a token effort to placate the Southern Baptists and end the boycott. This did not stop Insane Clown Posse for a second. Seeing Hollywood and Disney drop the ball on such a hot album, record companies began a bidding war to see who would be able to sign Insane Clown Posse. Island Records offered Insane Clown Posse not only money, but also the marketing skill and respect for the music that Insane Clown Posse were looking for, and Insane Clown Posse quickly signed. However, there was one serious catch. Disney refused to release ICP from their contract unless ICP paid Disney two million dollars. ICP did not have two million dollars to spare, and it looked like ICP would not be able to leave Hollywood. But in a meeting with Disney president Michael Eisner, Alex Abbiss said that if ICP weren't released with its contract with Disney, he would "bring in the Juggalos to burn down Disneyland." Shortly after Alex's statement, there was a sudden breakthrough in negotiations, and Disney released ICP for a substantially lower sum (which was paid by Island Records). The Great Milenko was re-released on Island Records, with extra tracks that weren't included on the original, and despite the setbacks caused by Disney, it went on to be certified Platinum, and is currently the record holder for the longest running hip-hop/rap album in Billboard history. ICP spent the interim between Jokers Cards expanding into the world of wrestling. In 1998, Insane Clown Posse joined the WWF (World Wrestling Federation), to wrestle with a team of sideshow freaks known as The Oddities. After several months in the WWF, ICP left, unhappy with the way they were portrayed in storylines. They moved to the WCW, where they first met their tag team partner and lifetime homie Vampiro. Insane Clown Posse and Vampiro instantly hit it off, and began terrorizing the WCW with their antics. But finally, due to scheduling difficulties (they were also on a U.S. tour at the time), ICP left the WCW. In June of 1999, the last year of the century, the 5th Jokers Card - The Amazing Jeckel Brothers arrived. The album was an instant success, debuting at #4 on the Billboard Charts (just behind the Backstreet Boys). It was considered a landmark event among many in the music industry, that a band with no radio play, no MTV play, loathed by the critics, despised by the media, and without any major advertising campaign or strategy, would be able to be so successful. It was a testament to the power of the Dark Carnival, and its dedicated followers, the Juggalos. The album was certified platinum shortly afterward. That summer, the music industry finally began to show some respect for the Insane Clown Posse. ICP were asked to perform at the legendary Woodstock Music Festival. And later that year ICP were the cover story for Alternative Press (that issue turned out to be the best selling issue of AP EVER!). ICP began to take the Dark Carnival's message into other areas. ICP released their comic book line (by Chaos! Comics), helped produce their label mates and homies Twiztid's new album Mostasteless, and started the now infamous Juggalo Championshit Wrestling, which is currently the third highest grossing wrestling federation nationally (behind the WWF and ECW, and ahead of the WCW who is currently losing money). They also filmed a full production motion picture, Big Money Hustlers, featuring stars such as Rudy Ray Moore (Dolomite), The Jerky Boys, Harland Williams, WWF's Mankind, Fred "Rerun" Barry, The Misfits, and more! The Dark Carnival became even more powerful in the new Milenium. ICP made a triumphant return to WCW to be reunited with Vampiro, and to form the team known as "The Dark Carnival". ICP also began preproduction on their next movie, a comedy western. Psychopathic Records put on the most legendary fan convention ever, The Gathering of the Juggalos. And finally, they prepared to release their next big project, the double album Bizzar Bizaar! And what lies in the future as the 6th Jokers Card approaches. None but the Dark Carnival knows. All we can guarantee is that no matter what happens, it will be insane, and that The Wicked Clowns will never die!


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10 U.S. Code § 1476. Death gratuity: death after discharge or release from duty or training
Historical and Revision Notes
Revised section
Source (U.S. Code)
Source (Statutes at Large)
38:1101(4)(D) (as applicable to 38:1133(a)).
38:1101(5)(D) (as applicable to 38:1133(a)).
38:1101(6)(B)(ii) (as applicable to 38:1133(a)).
38:1101(2) (last sentence, as applicable to death gratuity under 38:1133(a)).
38:1101(6)(A) (clause (3) of 2d sentence, as applicable to death gratuity under 38:1133(a)).
Aug. 1, 1956, ch. 837, §§ 102(2) (last sentence, as applicable to death gratuity under § 303(a)), 102(4)(D) (as applicable to § 303(a)), 102(5)(D) (as applicable to § 303(a)), 102(6)(A) (clause (3) of 2d sentence, as applicable to death gratuity under § 303(a)), 102(6)(B)(ii) (as applicable to § 303(a)), 303(a), (c), 70 Stat. 858, 859, 868, 869.
In subsection (a), the words "Except as provided in section 1480 of this title" are inserted to reflect 38:1134(a). The words "to the survivor prescribed by section 1477 of this title" are inserted for clarity. The words "on or after January 1, 1957" are omitted as executed. The words in parentheses in clause (2) are inserted to reflect 38:1101(6)(A) (2d sentence). The words "active duty for training" are omitted as covered by the definition of "active duty" in section 101(22) of this title.
In subsection (c), the word "criteria" is omitted as covered by the word "standards".
1989—Subsec. (a)(2). Pub. L. 101–189, § 1621(a)(2), substituted "Secretary of Veterans Affairs" for "Administrator of Veterans' Affairs".
Subsec. (b). Pub. L. 101–189, § 1621(a)(1), substituted "Department of Veterans Affairs" for "Veterans' Administration".
1986—Pub. L. 99–661 added subsec. (a), redesignated subsecs. (c) and (d) as (b) and (c), respectively, and struck out former subsecs. (a) and (b) which read as follows:
"(a) Except as provided in section 1480 of this title, the Secretary concerned shall have a death gratuity paid to or for the survivor prescribed by section 1477 of this title of each person who dies within 120 days after his discharge or release from—
"(1) active duty; or
"(2) inactive duty training (other than work or study in connection with a correspondence course of an armed force or attendance, in an inactive status, at an educational institution under the sponsorship of an armed force or the Public Health Service);
if the Administrator of Veterans' Affairs determines that the death resulted from (A) disease or injury incurred or aggravated while performing duty under clause (1) or the travel described in subsection (b), or (B) injury incurred or aggravated while performing training under clause (2) or the travel described in subsection (b)(2).
"(b) The travel covered by subsection (a) is—
"(1) authorized travel to or from the duty described in subsection (a)(1); or
"(2) travel directly to or from the duty or training described in subsection (a)(1) or (2) that is performed by a Reserve who, when authorized or required by an authority designated by the Secretary, assumed an obligation to perform that duty or training and whose injury was incurred or aggravated after December 31, 1956."
Amendment by Pub. L. 99–661 applicable with respect to persons who, after Nov. 14, 1986, incur or aggravate an injury, illness, or disease or die, see section 604(g) of Pub. L. 99–661, set out as a note under section 1074a of this title.
For transfer of authorities, functions, personnel, and assets of the Coast Guard, including the authorities and functions of the Secretary of Transportation relating thereto, to the Department of Homeland Security, and for treatment of related references, see sections 468(b), 551(d), 552(d), and 557 of Title 6, Domestic Security, and the Department of Homeland Security Reorganization Plan of November 25, 2002, as modified, set out as a note under section 542 of Title 6.


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"SHO Time" 1
Parents of Schreyer Scholars posted messages and well wishes Wednesday (Aug. 18) on a "SHO Time" banner before leaving campus on the Penn State Schreyer Honors College's move-in day for incoming students. "SHO" stands for Schreyer Honors Orientation.
"SHO Time" 2
Schreyer Scholars huddle on the HUB lawn during an ice breaker activity Wednesday afternoon (Aug. 18) during the honors college's first day of orientation for incoming first-year students.
"SHO Time" 3
Incoming Schreyer Scholars write letters to themselves that will be sealed and returned to them before they graduate in 2014. The letter-writing exercise was part of the Penn State Schreyer Honors College's orientation activities for incoming students.
"SHO Time" 4
More than three dozen student organizations and campus programs participated in the Schreyer Honors College's Involvement & Service Fair on Thursday in Alumni Hall in the HUB-Robeson Center. The fair was part of the honors college's three-day orientation for incoming Schreyer Scholars.
The Penn State Involvement Fair continues this week Aug. 23-26 in the HUB's Alumni Hall and Heritage Hall. Monday and Tuesday feature student organizations, while Wednesday is devoted to service organizations and Thursday highlights Greek organizations.
"SHO Time" 5
Incoming Penn State Schreyer Honors College students participate in a team-building activity at the HUB-Robeson Center during the start of the college's three-day orientation program Wednesday night (Aug. 18). The orientation included community-building activities, summer reading book discussions, overviews of the college's academic procedures and enrichment programs, and ethics case study discussions with Penn State faculty.
"SHO Time" 6
James Pawelczyk, Penn State associate professor of physiology and kinesiology, leads a group of Schreyer Scholars in a case study discussion Friday morning (Aug. 20). The discussion, which centered on an ethical question, was part of the orientation program for students entering the Schreyer Honors College this fall.
"SHO Time" 7
New Schreyer Honors College students participate in "The Brain Show," a trivia contest patterned after a TV game show. The event was part of the college's orientation program Thursday night (Aug. 19) in the HUB. Read a short profile about the Class of 2014 Schreyer Scholars at the dean's blog at engage.shc.psu.edu/?p=806 online.
"SHO Time" 8
First-year Schreyer Scholar Alex Gilliland celebrates a correct answer during "The Brain Show," a trivia competition modeled after a TV game show. The game was played at the HUB Thursday night (Aug. 19) as part of the Schreyer Honors College's orientation program for its incoming students. (To see images from another group of incoming Penn State students' experiences at Penn State's ORION Wilderness Orientation Program, visit live.psu.edu/album/2315 online.)
"SHO Time" 9
Schreyer Honors College Dean Chris Brady interviews Scholar Assistant Meryn Oswald and Resident Assistant Rachelle Yankowich during "Late Night with the Dean" held Friday night (Aug. 20) at the State Theatre in downtown State College, Pa. The program, hosted by Brady, introduces incoming Schreyer Scholars to student leaders and includes guest appearances by Penn State President Graham Spanier and the Penn State Nittany Lion. It was the finale program in the college's three-day orientation program for its new students.
"SHO Time" 10
Penn State President Graham Spanier amazes two first-year Schreyer Scholars with a magic trick during his appearance at "Late Night with the Dean," a program hosted by the Schreyer Honors College's dean, Chris Brady. The program, held at the State Theatre in downtown State College, Pa., featured appearances by President Spanier, the Penn State Nittany Lion and Schreyer Scholar athletes. The program was the finale for the college's orientation program for incoming Scholars.


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1. Security Services (Overview)
Part II System, File, and Device Security
2. Managing Machine Security (Overview)
3. Controlling Access to Systems (Tasks)
4. Controlling Access to Devices (Tasks)
5. Using the Basic Audit Reporting Tool (Tasks)
6. Controlling Access to Files (Tasks)
7. Using the Automated Security Enhancement Tool (Tasks)
Part III Roles, Rights Profiles, and Privileges
8. Using Roles and Privileges (Overview)
9. Using Role-Based Access Control (Tasks)
10. Role-Based Access Control (Reference)
Part IV Oracle Solaris Cryptographic Services
13. Oracle Solaris Cryptographic Framework (Overview)
14. Oracle Solaris Cryptographic Framework (Tasks)
15. Oracle Solaris Key Management Framework
Part V Authentication Services and Secure Communication
16. Using Authentication Services (Tasks)
19. Using Solaris Secure Shell (Tasks)
20. Solaris Secure Shell (Reference)
21. Introduction to the Kerberos Service
How the Kerberos Service Works
Initial Authentication: the Ticket-Granting Ticket
Subsequent Kerberos Authentications
The Kerberos Remote Applications
The Components of Various Kerberos Releases
Kerberos Additions for the Solaris 10 5/08 Release
Kerberos Additions for the Solaris 10 8/07 Release
Kerberos Additions for the Solaris 10 6/06 Release
Kerberos Enhancements in the Solaris 10 3/05 Release
Kerberos Components in the Solaris 9 Release
Kerberos Components in the Solaris 8 Release
22. Planning for the Kerberos Service
23. Configuring the Kerberos Service (Tasks)
24. Kerberos Error Messages and Troubleshooting
25. Administering Kerberos Principals and Policies (Tasks)
26. Using Kerberos Applications (Tasks)
27. The Kerberos Service (Reference)
Part VII Oracle Solaris Auditing
28. Oracle Solaris Auditing (Overview)
29. Planning for Oracle Solaris Auditing
30. Managing Solaris Auditing (Tasks)
31. Solaris Auditing (Reference)
In addition to providing secure authentication of users, the Kerberos service provides two security services:
Integrity – Just as authentication ensures that clients on a network are who they claim to be, integrity ensures that the data they send is valid and has not been tampered with during transit. Integrity is done through cryptographic checksumming of the data. Integrity also includes user authentication.
Privacy – Privacy takes security a step further. Privacy not only includes verifying the integrity of transmitted data, but it encrypts the data before transmission, protecting it from eavesdroppers. Privacy authenticates users, as well.
Developers can design their RPC-based applications to choose a security service by using the RPCSEC_GSS programming interface.


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|2012-07-06, 01:02
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Join Date: Apr 2006
Accel World - Anime Speculation & Theories (for first time viewers)
This thread is aimed at first time viewers of Accel World and its purpose is to allow spoiler free speculation and theories to be aired. Having them in a central location may help focus the discussion instead of spreading speculation over the various episode discussion threads. If you are knowledgeable of the light novels and wish to speculate or discuss theories, then please do not post in this thread (use the Spoilers & Speculation thread) and do not give away any spoilers in this thread!
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Magazine previews are an exception to the said rule. You are allowed to discuss those. (Properly labeled spoiler tags required).
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|2012-07-30, 04:14
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Age: 16
It can't be possible. Brain Burst, once uninstalled can never be reinstalled again, even if you change your Neurolinker because the program recognizes your brainwaves.
Perhaps you're looking too hard for things that aren't really there.
|2012-07-30, 11:38
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Join Date: Jan 2008
Think of it as Ghost in the Shell but less intense, less violent, less adult oriented and with prettier scenery, younger cast, less techy.
- Kids are actually cyborgs, transhuman designer babies that communicate like telepaths and can jack up their brains performance due to their cybernetics.
- The minds of the kids age, while their bodies remain young. Going all Inception... time goes faster when in the Matrix... living in the brain-cyberworld universe.
- They'll actually come close to murdering each other for the benefits of unlocking their brain's true potential... super reaction time, super speed, enhanced intelligence, etc.
- Mind hacks, memory wipes, digital illusions...part of the story. Haru has gotten mind hacked a few times and made to see things that aren't there.
The view is told that once uninstalled the Brain Burst program can't be installed but that's nothing important. It doesn't mean it can't happen if the writers says it can't. We are told it can't happen, not told why. It's probably a plot element designed to maintain a sense of doubt in the reader/viewer that what is being hinted it at can't happen even though the writer totally intends for it to happen.
|2012-07-31, 05:22
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As to why Brain Burst can't be installed once uninstalled,
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|2012-08-18, 17:30
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Deploying Funnel Cakes
Join Date: Jan 2008
Spoiler for Episode 19:
Oh look... it is possible.
|2012-08-19, 00:00
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~ Your Smile ~
Join Date: Dec 2008
Location: 346Pro
Age: 33
Your memory is there, just that you cannot gain access to it.
In effect, your memories become a digital version of you that persists in the Accelerated World, long after you are gone. The soul of your digital avatar. The Ghost in the Shell.
You do not own that ghost because you and it no longer share the same consciousness, so no, it does not count as regaining your Burst. Its closer to your avatar coming back to find you, which would be the scientific explanation for the shaman leading the ghost back to Megumi via the Incarnate system.
|2012-09-18, 11:13
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Because with robots around, who wants to remember that they were terrified of a Ganon-Emboar expy? =P
|2012-09-23, 07:55
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Just want to speculate on Kuroyukihime name based on current clues:
1. Her name similar with her nickname Kuroyuki Hime
2. Sky raker call Her Sa-chan (with assumption not nickname and she call Kuroyuki Hime by first name)
Her name would be
Sa???? ??????
Inserting Her nickname Kuroyuki Hime
Sakuro Yuki Hime
well I think Sakuro is not to common name in Japan ecxept for : Zakuro or Sakura. Yuki for family name is bit uncommon, so I would change it to Yuuki.
so Her name would be Sakura Yuuki.
Lame isn't it . But that's what i got in my mind . . . .
|2012-09-23, 11:57
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Join Date: Aug 2010
Location: Philippines
I was thinking either Sayuki or Sachi...
but we need to think kanji....
Snow (雪) can be read as setsu (セツ) or yuki (ゆき). However, neither starts in sa...
sachi (幸) means Happiness. But is it close to Snow White?
White (白) can be read as haku (ハク) or shiro (ハク). However, there is one irregular meaning that uses white also, which is Sayu [白湯(さゆ)] which means plain hot water.
It could be Sayu....
|2012-09-26, 13:57
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I am thinking her first name is probably Sayuki (紗雪), and the "Kuro" probably comes from her last name (if they want to be really blatant it could be "Kurohime" I guess (黒姫), but that's probably not that common a name).
I don't think her name will be Sachi, because I don't think "Sachi" is a regular Japanese name to give a child.
|2012-10-03, 05:20
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Moe Kyun~!
Join Date: Aug 2010
Location: Philippines
Anyway, unfortunately, kuro (or black only brings me this):
[Other Meanings]
koku (コク)
kuro (くろ)
kuroi (くろ・い)
rei (レイ)
ri (リ)
kuroi (くろ・い)
tai (タイ)
mayuzumi (まゆずみ)
So black is out of the question, ... and why would someone pick a kanji that means "Evil" as a meaning?
|2012-12-23, 22:35
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It's my theory that the color Blue denotes duel avatars with the highest potential physical performance, in terms of speed, strength and toughness.
Blue defends itself against Red by rushing into range as fast as possible (chasing after a fleeing Red), while dodging or parrying shots and soaking up the ones that hit, and then having enough HP left to survive the fight once they can actually begin hitting the other guy.
Red defends itself against Blue by starting at a distance, fleeing to maintain that distance ("kiting"), and shooting the Blue dead before he closes range. Reds may be nearly as fast on foot as Blues, but they have less physical potential to spend, and so suffer in terms of strength and toughness. Other Reds focus on strength instead of agility, in the interest of holding bigger guns. Reds have the best distance vision and accuracy with ranged attacks.
Yellow defends himself by preventing Red or Blue from landing a hit, or avoiding his own. He's just as physically inferior to Blue as Red, but doesn't have distance vision or sharp shooting. He doesn't favor any range.
Purple defends himself by engaging short-range foes at long-range and long-range foes at short range, and mixing things up when necessary to catch an opponent off-guard. Being half Blue, they're not as physically powerful as pure Blue, but they're potentially stronger, faster and tougher than other colors save Green.
Green is also half-Blue, and therefore stronger, faster, or tougher than avatars of other colors. The strength they sacrifice compared to Blues is instead invested in tricks. He doesn't have as many kinds of tricks as a Yellow would, and they tend to only work in short-range conditions, but they can help him win close-combat in ways that Blues can't.
Orange is like Yellow, but sacrifices half of the tricks in return for better proficiency with ranged attacks; longer range, bigger guns, better accuracy. Not as good as Reds, but they have sneaky tricks that Reds don't have.
Black is outside of the Chromatic Color Wheel, and therefore has NONE of these strengths. Not strong, fast, tough, tricky, or talented with long-range attacks.
After Scarlet Rain, Yellow Radio should be the WORST King at close-range combat, and yet he was able to fight Black Lotus as an equal in hand-to-hand. Which means that Black Lotus is far away from the fastest or strongest of the Kings. Likely, the Blue King would trounce them both if they crossed blades with him.
If Black Lotus has an advantage, it seems to be the power to cut anything regardless of her strength versus the target's toughness. The Blue Knight may technically be a better, more powerful swordsman, but it's possible that he simply cannot afford to let Black Lotus hit him.
Black Vise's strangeness is more apparent. If you can avoid his traps and drag him out of the shadows, I wonder how helpless he becomes?
Aqua Current likewise has a strange body. She seemed invincible in the one demonstrated fight, but she had picked opponents whose attacks had no affect on her body. It's very likely that there are attacks her body cannot withstand. We also never saw her attack anyone; it's possible that her strength/damaging potential is horrible.
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Chocolate Saltine Toffee
I've heard this toffee called Christmas Crack.
I think that name is most fitting but others have more P.C. names for it and some variations on the recipe.
Debbie made Matzoh Caramel Buttercrunch, which inspired Chocolate-Covered Caramelized Matzoh Crunch, which inspired Chocolate Caramel Crackers.
They all used matzoh whereas I used saltines.
Paula Deen also uses saltines and she calls it Pine Bark
Really Paula, with all that butter, sugar, and chocolate, and the best name you could come up with is Pine Bark?
I call it easy and amazing.
Recipe looks a little long but I am just being extra thorough explaining the steps. It's very easy: Boil sugar and butter, pour over saltines, bake, add chocolate chips. Done. But I want to make sure no one messes up their crack so am being very detailed.
I recommend making this for a holiday party or as a Homemade Holiday Food Gift for folks on your to-buy-for (or to-make-for) list.
You may not necessarily want it all around your house. Because it's really, really addictive. As the name would imply.
There is also no saltine cracker taste. The crackers make for the perfect toffee base that holds all the gooey, caramely, wonderfulness together.
But you definitely don't bite into the toffee and say oh, this tastes like saltines.
When I gave it to Scott and asked him what he thought was in it he said, "chocolate?" Yes, good call, Einstein. But he had no clue there was toffee in it.
This is an iPhone picture taken in a very hot Aruba kitchen at about 11:17pm the other night as the chocolate chips were poured over the almost finished
crack saltine toffee.
Between the 86F degree evening, no A/C in the kitchen, the stovetop that I had on to boil the butter and sugar, and then the 350F oven that was on, I'm pretty sure you could have fried an egg on my forehead I was so hot.
Same thing when I was trying to take the pictures the next day. It was literally melting before my eyes.
The brown sugar + butter base and the chocolate top? Not exactly Caribbean heatproof. Best to keep this stuff chilled or at normal (wintertime in the U.S.) room temperatures
But this stuff was well worth every hot, melty moment.
Chocolate Saltine Toffee (aka Christmas Crack)
They don't call this stuff 'Christmas Crack' for nothing. It's easy to make, extremely addictive, and combines a salty, sweet, crunchy, and chewy into a holiday favorite.
30 to 40 saltine crackers (I used about 32 crackers)
1 cup unsalted butter (2 sticks)
1 cup brown sugar, packed (I used half light and half dark because that's what I had)
1/2 teaspoon vanilla extract
1 1/2 to 2 cups semi-sweet chocolate chips (I used one 12-ounce bag of TJ's semi sweet morsels, also see optional note below)
- Preheat oven to 350F. Line a 9 x 13 pan or similar with aluminum foil and spray it very well with cooking spray. Do not try to make this without using foil; you will hate yourself.
- Place saltine crackers in a single layer on the bottom of the pan. Some recipes suggest using a jelly roll pan which may allow for a slightly bigger batch, i.e. 40 crackers, but it's a bit too shallow for my comfort zone and didn't want any bubble-overs.
- In a saucepan on the stovetop, combine butter and sugar and bring to a boil while stirring constantly. Once a boil is reached, reduce the heat and simmer, uncovered, for 3 to 5 minutes or until mixture has thickened some. Take care not that your simmer is not too fast/too high because it will be prone to bubbling over or scorching. Stir mixture frequently while it simmers to avoid bubbling over or scorching. The taste of burnt butter and sugar is awful so don't burn it.
- After mixture has thickened a bit, remove it from the heat, wait 30 seconds, add the vanilla extract and stir.
- Pour mixture over the prepared pan with the saltine crackers.
- Bake in for 5- 7 minutes, or until toffee/liquid becomes bubbly.
- After removing the pan from the oven, let it rest for 3 to 5 minutes.
- Sprinkle on the chocolate chips and wait for 3 to 5 minutes, letting them soften and melt a bit, and then spread and smooth them into an even layer with a spatula. Optional: After smoothing the chocolate, add nuts, seeds, graham cracker crumbs, toffee bits, dried fruit, candy bits, or swirl in some peanut butter or other nut butter. Or use other types of chips, such as butterscotch, white, peanut butter, etc. either in addition to or in a half-and-half combination with the dark chocolate chips for your top layer.
- Let cool very well and if desired for expediting purposes, refrigerate or freeze until hardened. Break into pieces the size of your choice. Store in an airtight container at room temperature for up to 2 weeks or in the freezer for up to 4 months. To keep gluten free, use GF crackers or make your own GF saltine crackers. To keep vegan, use margarine/Earth Balance and use a vegan cracker
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Have you ever tried Christmas Crack, Chocolate Saltine Toffee, or something similar?
What's the most addictive holiday treat you make or like to eat at someone else's house?
I am going to say the White Chocolate Peanut Butter Vanilla Puppy Chow ranks right up there for me.
Or else the original dark chocolate puppy chow, too.
Edited to add: The Chocolate Saltine Toffee was featured on FoodGawker where the editors of Martha Stewart and Martha's Circle noticed it and featured it on Martha Stewart's site.
See this post for more info.
The news and feature made for one of my happiest and proudest blogging moments. To say I was shocked, but incredibly honored, is an understatement.


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Gadsden State Community College received the Higher Education Excellence in Diversity award from INSIGHT Into Diversity magazine, the oldest and largest diversity-focused publication in higher education.
Gadsden State Community College received the Higher Education Excellence in Diversity award from INSIGHT Into Diversity magazine, the oldest and largest diversity-focused publication in higher education.
As a winner of the HEED award — which honors U.S. colleges and universities that demonstrate an outstanding commitment to diversity and inclusion — Gadsden State will be featured along with 47 other recipients in the magazine's December issue.
"Our college is dedicated to embracing diversity and the cultural differences that make us unique," Gadsden State President Raymond Staats said. "We strive to create a campus climate in which trust is established among our widely diverse population and promote activities that provide opportunities for us to learn from our experiences.
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YORK, PA – York College Assistant Dean of Athletics and Recreation Paul Saikia is happy to announce that Stephen LoBianco has been named the Spartans' new head cross country and track & field coach.
LoBianco succeeds Erick Camodeca who stepped down in August to take a job at Division I Loyola (Md.) Maryland.
LoBianco is no stranger to the Spartan program. He had served as Camodeca's distance coach for the last four years.
"I want to thank Dr. Gunter-Smith, Dean Joe Merkle and Paul Saikia for the opportunity to guide the cross country and track & field programs. It is an honor to get to work with such a fine group of student-athletes," says LoBianco.
LoBianco has worked closely with the distance runners as a Spartan assistant and is prepared to work with the variety of track & field disciplines.
"I have a good staff that will be able to give our student-athletes the best possible training. Despite the fact I will be running the overall program, I believe in really coaching and training our student-athletes."
Saikia is pleased to elevate LoBianco to the head coaching position.
"Losing our head coach so close to the start of the semester and the Cross Country season was difficult, but we had an awesome response to the job posting and, in the end, hired someone we feel is not only qualified, but passionate about cross country and track and field, has a proven history of effectively handling student-athletes, understands recruiting, and is hungry to win. Stephen's familiarity with the programs and the College were not deciding factors in his hiring, but are certainly great bonuses."
LoBianco was a four-year cross country and track & field athlete at Shippensburg University as he graduated in 2007. He was the Red Raiders team captain for cross country and also for track & field distance his senior year. He graduated from Shippensburg with a Bachelor of Science degree in Business Administration with a general management degree. He was a member of the Alpha Kappa Psi Professional Business fraternity.
"Coach Cam and I often saw eye to eye on how we were going to do things as a program," states LoBianco. "The one thing that always stood out to me was that he was always there whether it was jumps, distance or throws. He was always around for our kids and I will be the same type of coach."
LoBianco wants to continue to build on the tradition of York College cross country and track & field.
"We had a great recruiting class this year and I want to keep that going. We have a large group of talented seniors this year so it will be imperative to keep the flow of good student-athletes coming into the program."
Saikia sees great things for the programs under LoBianco's guidance.
"Under Coach Camodeca, our cross country and track and field programs made great advances over the last several years. With Coach LoBianco's leadership, I am confident we will remain on an upward path with more conference championships, national qualifiers, and All-Americans in our future."
LoBianco's goals are very straightforward for his Spartan teams.
"I want us to keep winning championships! I would love for the ladies to get into the act and capture some conference crowns. I don't believe they are very far off from breaking through and capturing a number of championships."
LoBianco begins his duties immediately. He will make his coaching debut on Saturday, August 31 at the Lehigh University Cross Country Invitational.


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