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Come to think of it, you probably have that Poison cassette and a slew of old VHS tapes somewhere right now, don't you?
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Earlier this year, Sony announced the last production of the cassette-playing Walkman, and DVD player sales outpaced VCRs almost five years ago.
All of these obsolete VHS tapes and audio cassette tapes, collectively called magnetic media, are actually a huge waste problem.
"One of the bigger problems is that there's this massive amount of VHS tapes (and magnetic media) and there really isn't a great solution for recycling them," says Mickey Friedman, COO for GreenDisk, one of the largest e-waste recyclers in the U.S.
Friedman says it's been hard for the company to recycle all of the pieces associated with magnetic media.
"The outside casing is made from different types of plastic and that can be recycled; it's the Mylar tape that really can't be," he says. "We do about as good as you can."
Friedman says products with profitable metals, like cell phones and computers, are often easier to find recyclers for, because of the money that can be made from the materials. Magnetic media just doesn't contain enough valuable components to make recycling them worthwhile.
While it's been hard to recycle the magnetic tape on a large scale, Friedman says that they've had success in the past with boutique solutions like individuals creating bags or decorative items.
For instance, RecycleCindy of MyRecycledBags.com, which is dedicated to crafting with recycled materials, crochets purses and tote bags using VHS and cassette tape. She even tells you how to create them on your own, or you can purchase one on her website.
There are also a number of artful ways you can reuse VHS and cassette tapes, such as wallets, bracelets, lamps or ribbon on gifts.
If you're not that crafty, GreenDisk will collect your VHS and cassette tapes, erase the contents and recycle as much as possible through two recycling options. For those with a lot of e-waste, Technotrash Cans are available in different sizes and include prepaid shipping, or you can ship GreenDisk materials on your own and pay the shipping.
Either way, it's important to dispose of magnetic media properly. Otherwise, as Friedman says, you're just "putting plastic which doesn't degrade very well into landfills, which takes hundreds of years to degrade."
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A Shoals woman was arrested on drug charges Friday after major pot bust.
It happened at a home on County Road 38 in Lauderdale County. Drug agents said the raid was the result of a tip.
Agents said they seized 14 marijuana plants, 20 gallons of different flavors of homemade wine and various other materials for the home grow and brew operation.
Investigators arrested 55-year-old Vickie Peden.
She's facing a list of charges, including possession of marijuana and possession of drug paraphernalia. Her bond is set at $4,500.
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Season 2 suffered from being the 'setup'. You are reaping the rewards of book3 which most consider the best, because it is the 'payoff' book, more or less. And Benioff/Weiss deserve the utmost credit...they are tremendous jugglers/editors and last nights episode was masterful.
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Have you ever wondered how it is possible for physicists to dig out so much information about distant stars from the feeble starlight we receive on Earth? For hundreds of years, astronomy has been built upon the starlight emitted from the surfaces of stars. We have no way to peer into their interior (fig 1 and 2). So when physicists tell us that stars generate light and heat from nuclear fusion reactions inside the stars, what evidences do they have?
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are unable to peer into the heart of the Sun with its light though it is
so close to us. Other than light, the Sun is also emitting neutrinos
which penetrate through the whole Sun. The photo was taken by the
Astronomers have two ways to "see through" a star: by detecting the vibration of stars and the neutrinos created in nuclear reactions. Due to the limited space, here we will only cover the latter - neutrino astronomy.
Neutrino is an elementary particle. It is electrically neutral and has only a small mass. They only take part in weak interactions and gravity. Since they interact only very weakly with matters, they could pass through almost anything unimpeded. On average for every one million solar neutrinos that pass through the Earth, only one will interact with the Earth. The whole Earth seems to be "transparent" to them! Most of the neutrinos emitted from the Sun's core can pass through the whole Sun and spread in the vast realm of the universe. The Sun produces about 2×1038 neutrinos per second. In the time you are reading this article, over
1015 neutrinos have already streamed through your body!
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spectrun is one of the main tools in astronomy, but ir only tells what
is happenign on the stellar surface. The photo was taken by Mr Lee Wing
Kit, a student of Dept of Physics, The Chinese University of Hong Kong
How does the Sun produce neutrinos? When a star is at the main sequence stage, its interior continuously fuses four hydrogen nuclei (i.e. protons) into one helium nucleus. A proton carries a positive charge and repels each other. When two protons come close together, one of them will transform via weak force into a neutron (p→n+e++υ)and release energy. Positrons and neutrinos are produced during the process, and are the telltale trace of the nuclear fusion reaction inside the Sun.
Another source of neutrinos is from dying stars. The star will become unstable when it uses up its nuclear fuel inside. Stars which are at least a few times more massive than the Sun will experience violent explosions and become supernovae (fig 3). The neutrinos resulted from various kinds of nuclear reactions during the explosion take away a huge amount of energy, even more than that by light and heat, and have a significant impact on the mechanism of supernova. After a supernova explosion, a small but compact star, called neutron
star1 which is also a strong source of neutrinos, will be left behind. Emission of neutrinos will cool off the neutron star at a rate that is sensitive to the properties of the stellar matter. Therefore we might be able to get a glimpse of the secret of these little stars through the neutrinos they emit.
As to explosion, the most violent one ever happened about 13.7 billion years ago - the Big Bang. At that time, a huge number of neutrinos was made and filled the whole universe. It is estimated that the Big Bang contributed about 300 neutrinos per cm3 today throughout the universe. They may play an important role in cosmological processes such as structure formation and the development of matter-antimatter asymmetry in the universe. If we could detect these "cosmic background neutrinos", we might be able to know what the universe was like when it was less than one second old. What an exciting possibility this would be!
Neutrino physics is a hot topic in current research in fundamental science. Students and teachers in the Physics Departments of both The Chinese University of Hong Kong and The University of Hong Kong are actively taking part in neutrino physics research, including theoretical neutrino astrophysics and
experiments2. With further advance in technology, neutrinos will become a new tool for human to explore the universe. The development of neutrino astronomy will open up a window to new discoveries, as well as new puzzles.
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supernova remnant N63A is believed to be left behind after the explosion
of a star with 50 solar mass. The photo was taken by American
astronomers. Y. H. Chu and R. M. Williams using Hubble Space Telescope
Photo Credit: NASA/STScI, Y.-H. Chu and R. M. Williams, UIUC.
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(a) Review and revision of guidance documents
(1) In general
The Secretary of Health and Human Services (referred to in this section as the "Secretary") shall review and, as appropriate, revise not fewer than 3 guidance documents per year, which shall include—
(A) reviewing the guidance documents of the Food and Drug Administration for the conduct of clinical trials with respect to antibacterial and antifungal drugs; and
(B) as appropriate, revising such guidance documents to reflect developments in scientific and medical information and technology and to ensure clarity regarding the procedures and requirements for approval of antibacterial and antifungal drugs under chapter V of the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act (21 U.S.C. 351 et seq.).
(2) Issues for review
At a minimum, the review under paragraph (1) shall address the appropriate animal models of infection, in vitro techniques, valid microbiological surrogate markers, the use of noninferiority versus superiority trials, trial enrollment, data requirements, and appropriate delta values for noninferiority trials.
(b) Recommendations for investigations
(1) Request
The sponsor of a drug intended to be designated as a qualified infectious disease product may request that the Secretary provide written recommendations for nonclinical and clinical investigations which the Secretary believes may be necessary to be conducted with the drug before such drug may be approved under section 505 of the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act (21 U.S.C. 355) for use in treating, detecting, preventing, or identifying a qualifying pathogen, as defined in section 505E of such Act [21 U.S.C. 355f].
(2) Recommendations
If the Secretary has reason to believe that a drug for which a request is made under this subsection is a qualified infectious disease product, the Secretary shall provide the person making the request written recommendations for the nonclinical and clinical investigations which the Secretary believes, on the basis of information available to the Secretary at the time of the request, would be necessary for approval under section 505 of the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act (21 U.S.C. 355) of such drug for the use described in paragraph (1).
(c) Qualified infectious disease product
For purposes of this section, the term "qualified infectious disease product" has the meaning given such term in section 505E(g) of the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act [21 U.S.C. 355f(g)], as added by section 801 of this Act.
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It's a week long event called Roofsit.
The goal is to raise money and awareness for child abuse prevention.
U93's annual event is underway right now and the cause hits close to home for many in Michiana.
"I don't want another kid to hurt like Austin's had to hurt or like our family's had to hurt, it's not an experience anybody should have to go through," says South Bend firefighter Brian Replogle.Replogle knows about child abuse. His adopted son Austin was a victim of it.
"He spent two and a half weeks in a coma at Memorial Hospital in South Bend, he spent the better part of five months in the hospital in Indianapolis," says Replogle.Thirteen years after the abuse, the affects remain.
"He's now 15 years old, he literally only has half his brain function, the entire right side of his brain is dead from the abuse he sustained," says Replogle.The goal of U93's roofsit is to help kids like Austin.
"It's 17 years of helping the community, it's basically our effort to give back to the community and make sure that every child within our community has a healthy and safe childhood," says Rob Sparks with U-93.
Alisha Bolin with U-93 says, "The fact that one community comes together as a whole to so wholly embrace children and try to get the message of child abuse prevention out is so incredible to me."
The week long event takes place at Heritage Square. The goal is to raise 100 thousand dollars.
"If you only have 11 cents in your pocket when you walk by, toss it in, that helps, every bit donated will help change the life of a child in our community," says Sparks.
Replogle says, "The awareness and education again, getting to the people out there that need education, the need to be reminded that child abuse is not appropriate, it's not a proper way to discipline your child, that it's not an appropriate way to raise a family, that's the most important thing in my mind."
If you'd like to donate, visit, www.roofsit.org
Coming up this Thursday, FOX 28's Tom Powell will co-host the event.
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I absolutely love American Horror Story I think that it's a brilliant show and I love that every season is different. The first American Horror Story was about a haunted house, the second season was about an Asylum, and this up coming season that starts next Wednesday, October 6th is called Coven.
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When a doctor, with the agreement of the hospice medical director, certifies that a patient is terminally ill and has a life expectancy of less than six months, that patient is eligible for hospice care under Medicare benefits.
The Kathy Hospice is a residential facility for individuals with a terminal illness. Patients receive supportive and palliative care in a quiet, homelike setting. The primary goal of the hospice is not to prolong life or cure disease, but to provide comfort to the patient through continuous pain and symptom management.
The patient must have a diagnosis of a terminal illness, must meet eligibility requirements of The Kathy Hospice, and must agree to receive palliative measures provided by hospice staff.
Anyone who meets the requirements of hospice is eligible for hospice. No one will be denied admission to The Kathy Hospice because of their race, sex, religion, national origin or ancestry.
The Kathy Hospice will accept only patients who can appropriately be cared for under the scope of services of the hospice.
Initially, the patient, a family member, friend, or caregiver may refer the patient to The Kathy Hospice, with the permission of the individual's attending physician. The person being referred must be under the care of a physician. If not, the person will be referred to the hospice medical director.
Following a referral, the hospice director, social worker, or representative will conduct an evaluation visit with the patient. They will explain the hospice program and its philosophy and will determine if the person meets requirements for admission.
After the patient's eligibility is confirmed, the patient's physician (or the hospice medical director) and the patient's family are notified. The admitting nurse will confirm admission orders with the physician and notify the admitting office and pharmacy at St. Joseph's Hospital. The nurse will also review the patient's records, medications, and other documents that support the hospice diagnosis. Working with the family, hospital or other transferring facility, hospice staff will then confirm the patient's transportation to The Kathy Hospice.
When the patient arrives at The Kathy Hospice, he or she will receive an assessment by the nurse. The nurse will contact the attending physician for additional orders, complete the nursing assessment, admission agreement, and other documents, develop the interdisciplinary plan of care, and provide educational information for the family. The social worker will contribute to the care plan and complete the psychosocial portion of the admission process.
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BPP, through its business divisions, is a leading UK-based private education provider of undergraduate and postgraduate degrees, professional certifications and continuing professional development courses. For over 35 years, it has helped thousands of professionals and employers achieve their respective goals in a variety of fields, including business, law, finance, tax and accountancy. It offers flexible study options—full- and part-time programs, accelerated courses, online and distance learning—taught by world-class instructors using award-winning learning materials. BPP teaches professionals across their career spectrum, from when they are just starting out, to long after they have graduated.
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- BPP University College: Comprised of a Law School, a Business School and a School of Health
- BPP Learning Media: Providing business-focused learning materials in both printed and digital formats
- Mander Portman Woodward: A leading independent fifth and sixth form college group
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- More than 200 degrees and professional qualifications, about 800 professional development courses
- Seven London study centers, 18 regional UK locations outside of London, 14 international training centers
- Educates more than 6,500 current business and legal students a year
- Has trained more than 50,000 accountants since it began operating in 1976
- More than 100,000 alumni
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ALBANY, N.Y. – After a judge denied an injunction on the SAFE Act, the attorney for hundreds of plaintiffs spoke out Thursday.
A state Supreme Court judge denied an application for a preliminary injunction to the SAFE Act Wednesday. Judge Thomas McNamara said "concerns raised should be issues raised in elective process. This is not a judicial issue."
Governor Andrew Cuomo passed the act waiving the three-day aging. Bob Schulz is the attorney for the plaintiffs who filed suit. He said waiving the aging is unconstitutional, and the judge did not understand his full argument.
"He said that we were arguing that the Second Amendment protects our right to carry or own any weapons," he said. "That's not what we argued. We argued that the Second Amendment protects our right to own weapons that are in common use."
But Pastor Charlie Muller of Victory Church said the ruling upholds important safety measures that aid in his fights to get weapons off the street.
We're in this. We're in it every single day," he said. "We're taking illegal guns when they come in. It's not registered. It's in a vacant building. It's out there in the wrong hands."
Muller said he just wants to keep the streets safe, but Schulz believes Cuomo violated the three-day waiting period by signing the SAFE Act into law as an emergency issue.
"The law making process is severely broken," he said.
Schulz said he will take the case to the Court of Appeals.
"Well, the people should take heart because finally we're at the court," he said. "The highest court, and it's only that court that can clarify or overrule the earlier decision that the lower court judges are hiding behind as they dismiss these cases."
Schulz said he is confident the Court of Appeals will overturn the ruling. Cuomo's office declined to comment.
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Perfect Memory's Goal: Help You To Make More From Your Media Content
There's a growing focus on the opportunity for semantic technology to help out with managing media assets – and with making money off of them, too. Last week, The Semantic Web Blog covered the EU-funded project Media Mixer for repurposing and reusing media fragments across borders on the Web. Also hailing from Europe – France, to be exact – is Perfect Memory, which aims to support the content management, automatic indexing and asset monetizing of large-scale multimedia.
Perfect Memory, which was a finalist at this spring's SemTechBiz semantic start-up competition, has implemented its platform at Belgian TV broadcaster and radio RTBF, for its GEMS semantic-based multimedia browser prototype that was a runner-up at IBC 2013 this fall. In September it also received a 600K Euro investment from SOFIMAC Partners to extend its development efforts, platform, and market segments, as well as protect its innovations with patent filings.
"Our idea is to reinvent media asset management systems," says Steny Solitude, CEO of Perfect Memory.


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Up with another facial on D-Howard.
Day 1: NY style pizza, checked out the area. South side LA is a fucking shit hole. Like imagine south side Chicago and times that by 50. This place is so huge, I can see why a lot of people like it. I'm still getting used to the time, 2 hours isn't that bad but it kinda fucks with my sleeping schedule. I think tonight me and tyrer are gonna go out with some of his bros. Hopefully that'll be fun.
Gonna go for a run now.
So many hobos and cracked out people here.
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Foley Remembered as Man With 'Charm', Knew to 'Do the Right Thing'
November 1, 2013, 5:00 pm
By Paige Browning
The Catholic holiday All Saints Day was a special one in Spokane Friday. A crowd of about 800 people remembered Spokane native and former U.S. House speaker Tom Foley.
Saint Aloysius Church in Spokane was full of Tom Foley's family, former and current elected officials, and hundreds of his local supporters. Between stories from about a dozen people at the memorial, it seems there are not enough words to describe the man who was the first US Speaker of the House from west of the Rocky Mountains.But the resounding legacy of Tom Foley is his charm, his dedication to bipartisanship, and that he loved people. The church fell silent to hear from one unexpected speaker.
Heather Foley: "I want to say a few words about my husband…"
Heather Foley attributes her husband's personality to lessons from his father, his mother, and his Jesuit education. She says he taught her a lot, but after almost 45 years together, she still wonders how he knew so many things.
Heather Foley: "I never really knew exactly how he knew to do the right thing, to say the right thing, and to be the kindest of all men. Perhaps it was his honesty, his principals, and his resolve to keep his word. I still don't know."
Other speakers told stories like how Foley got the U.S. House to unanimously approve Spokane as the site of the 1974 World's Fair; how he liked to fly and once had to emergency land in a wheat field; and how he remembered even the smallest details about people. Washington Governor Jay Inslee, who served with Foley on the US House, praised his strong backbone for democracy. And he shared humor about Foley's legacy in health care and with the people of Washington state.
Inslee: "When a farmer up in the Okanogan asked me what kind of Congressman I was, and I said 'well I do my best'. And he said, 'well I'll tell you what, Thomas Foley got me these teeth', and he popped his teeth out. And he said now that's a real congressman!"
According to his friends and family, Foley loved classical music and playing poker with friends. Spokane attorney Steve Lamberson says Foley encourages him to go to law school. He worked on Foley's staff and remembers his wide interests.
Lamberson: "He remembered everybody, had a great memory for names, places and events. He loved history, loved to talk about history. He loved, interestingly, he loved far eastern art and his offices were full of it."
At the memorial, the words decency, charm, and statesman were uttered more than once. Speakers included the governor, Senators Maria Cantwell and Patty Murray, congressmember Cathy McMorris Rodgers, former U.S. Representative Norm Dicks, and two members of the Foley family. Heather Foley got the last word.
Heather Foley: "How lucky I was to be there to see him and help him along the way. I'm afraid I've kept you too long. Thank you so much for coming to salute the life of a great, great man."
Former U.S. Speaker of the House Tom Foley died October 18th after suffering a series of strokes. He was 84.
Protesters from the Westboro Baptist Church threatened days before the memorial that they would show up at the church, but none were present at Foley's All Saints Day memorial.
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2014 AJW Division GMM & Picnic
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Wednesday, September 25, 2013
Hard Drive Makers Will Continue to Limit Output to Sustain Margins – Analyst.
Financial Analyst Expects Hard Drive Unit Shipments to Increase in Coming Quarters
Monday, September 23, 2013
BlackBerry Enters Talks About Selling the Company to Fairfax Financial and Partners.
Consortium led by Fairfax Financial May Take Over BlackBerry
Thursday, September 19, 2013
Tim Cook: We Are Not In the Junk Business to Build Cheap iPhone.
Chief Exec of Apple Downplays Importance of Low-Cost Smartphones for Company
Wednesday, September 18, 2013
Spansion Licenses ARM Technology to Power Embedded Chips for Automotive, Industrial and Consumer Applications.
Spansion's Application Processor Plans Unwrapped
Tuesday, September 17, 2013
Microsoft Investors Want Turnaround Expert at the Helm of the Company – Report.
Ford Chief Exec May Become Next Head of Microsoft
IBM to Help Linux Address Big Data and Cloud Computers with
Monday, September 16, 2013
Nvidia Appoints Ex-Microsoft Veteran as Chief Financial Officer.
Colette Kress Becomes Chief Financial Officer of Nvidia
Transition to DDR4 Expected to Take Several Years
Friday, September 13, 2013
Damages at SK Hynix DRAM Plant More Serious Than Expected.
SK Hynix's Chinese Plant May Delay Shipments by Months
Thursday, September 12, 2013
Michael Dell to Customers: We Are Going Back to The Roots, Unleashing Creativity and Confidence.
Open Letter from Michael Dell to Customers
Michael Dell and Partners to Buyout Dell in Nearly $25 Billion Transaction
Wednesday, September 11, 2013
Tablet Shipments to Exceed Total PC Sales Already Next Quarter – IDC.
PC Sales to Fall Behind Tablets in Q4 2014, According to Forecast
Thursday, September 5, 2013
Microsoft Does Not Expect to Lose Considerable Amounts of Money on Xbox One Hardware.
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MADISON, WI (WSAU) Utah State head coach Gary Andersen will reportedly be Wisconsin's next coach. The Wisconsin State Journal first reported that the 48-year-old Andersen has accepted an offer from athletic director Barry Alvarez.
Other media have since confirmed the report. But the U-W cannot make it official until at least tomorrow, because the job is still being posted through today under state government employment rules.
Andersen will replace Bret Bielema, who suddenly left for Arkansas 15 days ago. Most of Bielema's assistants also plan to move on after the Rose Bowl – and the media reports say Andersen will bring most of his assistants to Madison.
He has spent four years as the head of a Utah State team that just barely lost to the Badgers 16-to-14 in Madison in mid-September. It was one of just two losses for the 18th-ranked Aggies against 11 wins – including a 41-15 rout of Toledo at the Famous Idaho Potato Bowl last Saturday in Boise.
Andersen is considered a defensive specialist whose Utah State teams ran a spread offense – and he reportedly impressed Alvarez with his credentials during an interview on Monday. Andersen's team had the eighth-best scoring defense in the nation this year, giving up less than 15-and-a-half points per game – and they were 15th in total defense, surrendering 322 yards per contest.
Before becoming the head coach with the Aggies, Andersen spent five years as a defensive assistant coach at Utah under Kyle Whittingham and Urban Meyer.
Two months ago, Andersen had signed a contract extension to stay at Utah State through 2018 for about 765-thousand dollars a year, including incentives. Bielema made around two-and-a-half million at Madison, including his salary and pay from boosters and outside activities.


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Question: I have never been a fan of Two and a Half Men (tried to watch it years ago, but the only thing I found funny was Conchata Ferrell) and never understood how it has stayed on the air for so long. I saw that creator Chuck Lorre is planning on the main storyline next season to be about the two main characters (Walden and Alan, both heterosexual) "marrying" each other in order for Walden to achieve his goal of adopting a child. To me, I find this appalling on so many levels. Gay men and women (and their straight allies) have fought for so long for equal marriage rights, so having two straight men "marry" just seems like a mockery for those fighting for marriage equality. I am a little ashamed of Lorre even coming up with this idea (particularly as his biggest star, Jim Parsons, on his biggest show, The Big Bang Theory, is gay). Your thoughts? — Tim in Atlanta
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Alan confesses his true identity to Larry and has to face the consequences. Kimberly Williams-Paisley returns as Gretchen, Alan's fiancee, and her real-life husband, Brad Paisley, makes a cameo appearance. (TV-14 D, L)
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CBS Entertainment Chairman Nina Tassler revealed Thursday morning that the final season of Two and a Half Men, Chuck Lorre's long-running comedy, would include a fake gay relationship between Walden (Ashton Kutcher) and Alan (Jon Cryer), which they undertake in order to adopt a child.
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Two and a Half Men has never been shy about pushing the envelope, and that won't change this fall.Speaking to reporters after her executive session at the Television Critics Association fall previews, CBS Entertainment Chairman Nina Tassler revealed the final-season plan, which includes a fake gay relationship between Walden (Ashton Kutcher) and Alan (Jon Cryer) — and a new half man (or woman)!Get more news from CBS' TCA day"Walden is going to have a major health scare and it is going to give him a little bit of an existential crisis," Tassler said...
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Rich girls are hot because their moms are hot. But they're also insane because their dads are inbred sociopaths with Nazi fetishes. All of this makes dating one for a short period of time an excitingly weird mixture of prescription pills, naps, crazy arguments, depressing music, room service, therapists, tattoos that cost more than cars, jet lag, and guestlists. It's gonna be fun!
They won't stick around forever, however, as they're genetically pre-disposed to breed among their own kind. But as long as you understand you'll never be anything more than just a stopgap to them, you're in with a shout.
This is all about timing. There's a point in every rich girl's life where they stop accepting daddy's handouts and start nicking it from his wallet instead. This is when you strike. This is your brief window of opportunity.
The first step is identifying the bars/clubs that these girls frequent. One of a rich girl's favorite activities is to go and look at other rich-people-who-are-pretending-to-be-poor playing in bands. A good way to find these is to check your local listings for who's playing in your area, cross-reference band names with the internet, and look out for names like Charlie or Rupert or Frederick. That's where you'll find gold.
You have nothing to offer a rich girl other than being slightly less fortunate than they are, so wave your pedestrian lifestyle around as though it was an alternative lifestyle choice. You've gotta play it like Basquiat or Leo in Titanic; wear fingerless gloves, squint a lot, and say things like "Mister, I meet a lotta people with money, but whadda they got to show for it?" Obviously saying something like that while looking another human being in the eye with a straight face is gonna be pretty difficult, but you'll get used to it. Just bear in mind her entire concept of rebellion will be gleaned from Dickens's novels and James Franco's Twitter.
The urban equivalent of this is equally potent: Get some lines in your eyebrows, claim to be a small-time coke dealer, wear a lot of Stone Island, and basically inhabit all of her parents' nightmares. At the very worst, her dad will probably attempt to pay you off. If he does, shout, "I don't need your money!" and then steal his iPod.
Yes, her flat isn't shit. Get over it. The most important rule here is to never EVER ask how much her place is costing her. I know it's fun to work out in your head how many times more expensive it is than your own rent, or to figure out how many hours you would have to work to pay the rent for just one month (approx 500, BTW) but don't. a) Her parents are paying for it and she has no fucking idea, and b) Just fucking be cool. Act like you're so accustomed to this kind of luxury that you haven't even noticed she's using a remote control to operate the curtains. Just shut up, sit back.
THE HELP Unless you're a horrible, horrible human being, dating a girl with a maid is gonna make you feel like the worst person on Earth; like the conscientious son of a plantation owner. Every ounce of your being is going to want to take your own plate over to the sink or say things like, "Don't worry, I'll get it."
But you know when a lion rips apart a gazelle in a nature documentary and the announcer says something like, "although horrifying to us, this is just par for the course in the wild"? Think about it like that. And if you're still upset about it, just remember that the Filipino maid you feel so sorry for lives in a bigger house than you (the outhouse at your girlfriend's).
Firstly, you're gonna want to sleep with her mom because her mom is going to look THE EXACT OPPOSITE to your mom. She will smell like whatever frankincense smells like. However, she will understand what you are straight away; which is just "a phase." She might even regale you both with a story about how she once dated a "punk rocker with a motorcycle" before "meeting daddy," which is essentially a nice way of saying "Lily is marrying Sebastian, and your days are numbered, dickhead."
DADS The dad is worse. He understands all your disgusting urges because he lives on a diet of anal sex with Polish women that get delivered to his hotel. The other problem with dads is that rich girls and their fathers flirt to the point of obscenity. This may make you feel weird, but imagine how much it fucks up these two weirdos.
Two things. Number one: Compared to her school friends, your mates are gonna look like House of Pain. Number two: She won't be hanging out with her school friends any more, she'll be hanging out with a touring collective of models, drug dealers, guys who own guitars, guys who own clubs, alternative pop stars in their early teens, and really old guys who used to know Joe Strummer. You will hate them. Your own friends will try very, very hard to screw all the models, though.
DRUGS Rich girls have been taking drugs since they were three. If you don't think you can be outdrunk, out Xanaxed, out coked, out speeded, out everythinged by a 16-year-old, you're wrong. Heath Ledger, John Belushi, River Phoenix—I guarantee they all died trying to match rich girls. No normal person, raised on shit weed and wine, can compete with a person built from neurosis, privilege, pressure, and those slimming pills made from ground-up Chinese babies.
IMPORTANT! Remember, part of them WANTS to get caught. So when they're racking up lines on a Subway sneeze guard and it seems like it would be funny to join in, don't! They're gonna get bailed. And you're not.
SEX Well, the first thing to know about all rich girls is that they lost their virginity at a terrifyingly young age. This means that they're all mad. The reason they all have sex so young is that they all want to be models and are surrounded by scumbags who've had their morality exploded by Mexican Adderall and are used to getting what they want to the point of psychosis. Basically, these young, beautiful women have been fucked up. And that means you'll probably have to have threesomes and put up with her walking around with only a bra on while her male Swedish friends talk about their literary projects. Speaking of which…
You're also going to have to put up with this. You're going to have to put up with your rich girl reading Knut Hamsun on her roof deck. And she'll know male models, and Jesus, have you any idea how desperate those guys are to let the world know how stupid they aren't? These people never ever grow out of this, so you're stuck, I'm afraid.
At some point in the relationship, despite her bohemian pretensions and transgressive art project, you'll realize that she is a Republican. Listen out for telltale opinions like, "Well, I don't see why I should have to give away all my money to other people," and "Daddy didn't go on food stamps, he went out and started a company/formed Duran Duran."
RUINING YOU Yes, it's going to destroy you. You might not quit school or your job, but you'll become so bad at it that it'll probably quit you. Unsustainable drug habit? Yep! Ditch all your old friends? But of course! Start wearing $6,000 denim jackets? WHO WOULDN'T?
You knew it was coming from day one. But God, you don't wanna give up on this. You'll cry and bitch and get addicted to heroin, but you'll never be able to convince her to stay. Her type don't care too much about people. Her family buy land; yours plough it. Sorry man, now you have to date someone who doesn't even have a linen closet.
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How are students educated in schools in YOUR country, where you came from?
Each country has a different education system. In most of the Eastern countries, students are only forced to go to great universities, in spite of their careers and what they want to do in the future. Since I am a student in South Korea, I am forced to only get good scores on exams and surrounded with full of excessive competitions among students. The whole society forces us to go to a famous college and just to gain reputations.
However, many people detect that the current education system is on the wrong track; and although a lot of people stood up in order to reform it, not many significant changes have happened. So I am willing to make an organization to change the current education system and lead the students into the right way of future. Before I actually put it into practice, I really want to hear from all of you about what your countries' real purpose of education is and how students are educated in schools. It would help me learn about education systems from all around the world, from diversity of countries. I would certainly appreciate your participation!
When I was researching for education around the world, I came to a conclusion that every nation's education is deeply connected with different cultures and historical backgrounds. So if you know anything about your country's history or cultures related to education, I would greatly appreciate it.
P.S Since I am a middle school student and have assignments to complete, it would take sone time for me to answer your comments. If you don't mind, I might write you back little later.
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Auyok RyanSep 7 2013: Hey Judy, I'm from Singapore. So the culture here is pretty much similar to that of South Korea. I think it's the culture here in Asia. Here in Singapore, it's really 'teaching to the test'. Students are flooded with information and students basically just cram their heads memorizing all these information in order to ace their tests. Here in Singapore, results mean everything. I think that many fail to realize the purpose of education. Why do we go to school? What is our purpose? What drives us? What is our motivation? Many students here in Singapore can be coined as 'lifeless mushrooms'. They are like robots, basically, taking in heaps of information and spewing them out in tests. They do not know why they are doing so.In fact, many people in my school do not even have an ambition, or a dream. The education system here in Singapore does not give up the space we need to develop ourselves holistically, it does not give us the chance to explore our interests and dwell in our passion. It gives us very little space for individuality and uniqueness. Schools here kill creativity and kill individuality. This is why Asia does not produce any "Steve Jobs or Bill Gates". We concentrate too much on route learning but we miss out on the soft skills, creativity and thinking. Instead, we should have more of experiential learning and have the chance to explore outside the classroom. There is so much more to learn outside the classroom, there is so much more knowledge outside to gain. We should have classes outside the classroom. We should be given the chance to explore, discover and develop, because it's these things that stick with us for a long time, not the cramming of information into our brains. We should get away from 'teaching to the test' and aim more towards 'teaching to learn'. Education does not equal to academics, and what we lack now is a good education system.
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|U.S. National Institutes of Health | www.cancer.gov
International Mammography Performance Compared
A survey of international mammography practices shows that the percentage of screened women recalled for further testing does not correlate with the rates of cancer detection. The study, appearing in the current Journal of Medical Screening, found that countries with lower recall rates had fewer false-positive results and therefore increased the predictive value of further clinical visits. However, the rates of cancer detection by mammography were similar regardless of recall rates.
The International Breast Cancer Screening Network conducted the study to evaluate and compare recall rates across countries. Recall rates are the percentage of abnormal results that are recommended for further study. Low recall rates could reduce early detection, while high recall rates subject women to unnecessary follow-ups. The survey received results from 22 countries, each detailing how they read and interpreted mammograms. The countries varied widely in their methods of screening, data collection, and image interpretation. In fact, no single category was reported the same way by every country.
These differences translated into variances among recall rates, from 1.4 percent in the Netherlands to 15.1 percent in the United States. Some similarities between countries were found; recall rates generally were higher for initial screenings versus subsequent screenings, and also decreased with patient age. Cancer detection rates ranged from 3.7-10.6 per 1,000 mammograms, but did not follow the pattern of recall rates.
The authors concluded that a more standardized approach to mammography would allow for more valid international comparisons, which could potentially lead to finding optimal mammography recall rates.
Bcl-2 Expression Suppresses DNA Mismatch Repair
Researchers at Chosun University in South Korea have demonstrated that the Bcl-2 protein, which is known to prevent programmed cell death, can also inhibit cell growth. The study, appearing in the December 26 online issue of Nature Cell Biology, shows that a major consequence of Bcl-2-mediated cell growth arrest is suppression of the cell's DNA mismatch repair mechanism. This discovery illustrates another pathway for Bcl-2 carcinogenesis and also shows that senescent cells are at high risk for becoming cancerous.
As cells grow and divide, their DNA is constantly at risk for developing mutations. One type of mutation occurs when complementary DNA base pairs become mismatched, due either to replication errors or to external agents such as radiation. Normally, cells have a system in place to repair these errors, but Dr. Ho Jin You and colleagues showed that, in cell culture, Bcl-2 can suppress the expression of the MSH2 protein, a key component of mismatch repair. The loss of this repair protein is related to Bcl-2 inhibition of other proteins involved in cell growth. "This suggests that the Bcl-2-mediated cell cycle arrest might induce genetic instability," noted the authors.
These findings show that Bcl-2 expression might promote carcinogenesis by reducing a cell's ability to repair DNA damage and by preventing apoptosis once the cell starts to become cancerous. They also link the end of cell growth with the beginning of cancer, which may help explain the dramatic increase in cancer incidence with age.
Gefitinib Fails to Show Survival Benefit
The targeted agent gefitinib (Iressa) failed to improve survival compared with placebo in a clinical trial with nearly 1,700 patients with advanced non-small-cell lung cancer (NSCLC), the drug's manufacturer, AstraZeneca, reported on December 17. Although there was a statistically significant improvement in tumor shrinkage, there was no statistically significant improvement in survival compared with placebo (median 5.6 months vs. 5.1 months). All patients in the trial, called ISEL, had advanced NSCLC that had progressed after one or two lines of chemotherapy. "The trial was well designed, the data are robust, and there is no methodological explanation for these findings," said Dr. Nick Thatcher, the study's principal investigator.
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) cleared gefitinib for marketing in May 2003 under an accelerated approval mechanism. The approval was based on trial results showing the drug could significantly shrink tumors in approximately 10 percent of patients. Under the accelerated approval, AstraZeneca was required to conduct follow-up studies to determine whether gefitinib could extend survival. In a statement, FDA said it will determine whether gefitinib should be withdrawn from the market after the agency has fully evaluated the study results. Both the FDA and AstraZeneca recommended that patients currently taking gefitinib not change their therapies without consulting their physicians.
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The researchers enrolled 58 patients who had advanced CEA-expressing cancers and administered a regimen that included CEA-TRICOM vaccine made with fowlpox, either alone or in combination with CEA-TRICOM vaccine made with vaccinia. After 4 months, 40 percent of patients had stable disease; more than half of these maintained stability beyond 6 months. Eleven patients showed decreased or stable serum CEA levels, and one patient had a pathologic complete response. While the phase I nature of the study prohibits claims about overall and progression-free survival, Dr. Jeffrey Schlom, an NCI author, noted, "Patients who received both the vaccinia CEA prime vaccination and the fowlpox-CEA booster vaccinations showed a better response than those who received the fowlpox-CEA vaccine. Prolonged survival also correlated with immune response to the vaccine."


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Jack Spicer said...
I'm wondering what happens when you have 5 combo points but only 1 stack of Deadly poison on a target when you use Envenom. I notice that all of the combo points disappear, but are you getting a ridiculously reduced attack because the poison stacking wasn't there?
I know that in the reverse case, 1 combo point, 5 stacks of Deadly poison, if you use envenom it burns the combo point, but only removes 1 stack of the poison.
I think its also worth pointing out that I like to use Envenom when fighting a group of multiple mobs, because Envenom won't blow all of my energy like Evicerate will, especially if I'm only using it cause the mobs about to die.
Jack Spicer said...
I think I have been, for some time, confusing Eviscerate and the Feral Druid Ferocious Bite. That's why I was thinking that Eviscerate consumed all of your energy regardless of cost - which it doesn't.


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Stephen Colbert - 2012 TIME 100: The Most Influential People in the World
Time named Stephen Colbert one of 2012's most influential people and they got Doonesbury's Garry Trudeau to write the profile. Here's a little of it:
On The Colbert Report, every day is Opposite Day. Because of how his humor works, the audience finds meaning through sustained inference, which is a lot more fun than it sounds. Colbert's riffs are so ingeniously convoluted and deeply weird that the post-reason wingers have no response to him. They just have to absorb the punishment, night after night.
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Once again not on the list? Pogs-inventer Quincy Pog. Better luck next year.
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2 U.S. Code § 1219 - Repealed.
Section, Pub. L. 102–166, title III, § 303, formerly § 320,Nov. 21, 1991, 105 Stat. 1096; renumbered § 303 and amended Pub. L. 104–1, title V, § 504(a)(3), (4),Jan. 23, 1995, 109 Stat. 41, provided protection from discriminatory practices with respect to employment of Presidential appointees.
A prior section 303 ofPub. L. 102–166was classified to section 1203 of this title prior to repeal by Pub. L. 104–1.
Effective Date of Repeal
Pub. L. 104–331, § 5(b),Oct. 26, 1996, 110 Stat. 4072, provided that: "This section [repealing this section and enacting provisions set out as a note below] shall take effect on October 1, 1997."
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Pub. L. 104–331, § 5(c),Oct. 26, 1996, 110 Stat. 4072, provided that: "The repeal under this section [repealing this section] shall not affect proceedings under such section 303 in which a complaint was filed before the effective date of this section [Oct. 1, 1997], and orders shall be issued in such proceedings and appeals shall be taken therefrom as if this section had not been enacted."
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