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New report
Investigative Report on the Confucius Institute as the Vehicle of Ideological Infiltration for the Chinese Communist Party
The CCP has full control over Confucius Institutes' teaching content, hiring and training of staff, budgetary investment, organizational structure and activities. This report provides evidence in the aforementioned areas to prove that the CCP's real purpose for establishing Confucius Institutes in foreign countries is to carry out communist ideological infiltration as part of its United Front strategy, all done in the name of teaching Chinese language.
Post date: 2014-06-16
Notice to Investigate the Involvement in the Persecution of Falun Gong by Liu Yunshan, former director of the CCP Propaganda Department
Since Jiang Zemin led the CCP to start the genocidal persecution against Falun Gong in July 1999, Liu Yushan closely followed Jiang's persecution policy. Liu controlled the nation's propaganda machine to slander Falun Fong with lies, which has stirred up hatred against Falun Gong in mainland China, as well as in the international society, paving the path for Jiang to intensify the persecution. Liu Yunshan was in charge of anti-Falun Gong propaganda in the "Leading Group for Handling Falun Gong Issue", which was established by Jiang Zemin to persecute Falun Gong. The notorious "610 Office" is the executive office of this leading group.
Post date: 2014-06-11
Notice to Investigate the Involvement in the Persecution of Falun Gong by Zheng Shusen, Chairman of the "Anti-Cult Association" of Zhejiang Province
In view of the matching time frame between Zheng Shusen's conducting large numbers of transplants and the CCP's intensified persecution of Falun Gong, in view of Zheng's participation of the brainwashing, transforming and persecution of Falun Gong practitioners as the vice chairman of "anti-cult association," and being suspected of his involvement in live organ harvesting of Falun Gong practitioners, WOIPFG hereby formally start the investigation of Zheng Shusen. Those who possess evidence of Zheng's participation in the persecution of Falun Gong are encouraged to contact WOIPFG.
Post date: 2014-06-06
Investigative Report on How the Chinese Regime Uses the Former Vice Minister of Health, Huang Jiefu, to Conceal its Unethical Organ Procurement Practices
Since late 2005, the Vice Minister of Health, Huang Jiefu, has been issuing statements and publishing articles regarding China's transplantation situation, while positioning himself as China's transplant authority and official spokesperson. Due to the lack of official statistics and Chinese Party-state's lack of transparency, Huang Jiefu had indeed become China's spokesperson on transplantation issues. Therefore, it is necessary to analyze Huang's statements and articles over the years in order to see through the CCP's lies.
Post date: 2014-04-24
Investigative Report: Chinese Communist Party Interfering with Chinese Falun Gong Practitioners' Asylum-Seeking Process in South Korea
Post date: 2014-01-13
Investigative Report on Li Lanqing, the Former Lead of the "CCP Central Committee Leadership Team to Handle the Falun Gong Issue"
Li Lanqing was the Vice Premier of the State Council of the People's Republic of China from March 1998 to March 2003 [1]. From June 1999 to 2003, he was also the lead of the "Chinese Communist Party (CCP) Central Committee Leadership Team to Handle Falun Gong Issue" (referred to as the "Leadership Team" in this report). As lead of the Leadership Team, Li Lanqing worked hard to propagate Jiang Zemin (former CCP chief)'s policy to persecute Falun Gong. Li was in charge of the persecution throughout China. This report provides evidence of Li Lanqing's role in the persecution of Falun Gong.
Post date: 2013-12-14
Since the start of the Central 610 Office, Li Dongsheng was the Deputy Director in charge of anti-Falun Gong propaganda. During his tenure as the Deputy Director of CCTV, Li was in charge of the "Focus" program. After the persecution of Falun Gong started, "Focus" spent large amount of the peak viewing time slot to air anti Falun Gong programs. Based on incomplete statistics, during the period of six and a half years from July 21, 1999 to late 2005, "Focus" had 102 episodes of anti-Falun Gong programs. Moreover, during the 5 months' time from July to December 1999, there were 70 anti-Falun Gong episodes.
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winners will be selected using a number generator thing like random.org
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After changing locations, releasing a dazzling recap video, and planning on how to top last year's gathering, The DoLaB have announced which musical acts will be striking at this years Lightning in a Bottle music festival. Moby, Little Dragon, and Phantogram have the largest fonts on the poster, so one would assume they are your nightly headliners, but the legendary Amon Tobin and Simian Mobile Disco are also just a row down, so this list is stacked.
Beats Antique, Gramatik, Tokimonsta, The Gaslamp Killer, Break Science, and many more round out what should be another year of amazing music amongst the happiest people on Earth.
Check out the poster for all the bands, and be sure to buy tickets once you pick your jaw up off of the floor. This May will be a perfect example of a homegrown music festival done right, so let's hope the new location (Bradley, CA) fits the vibe as well as those attending.


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Beginning November 2, 2015 thru December 31, 2016, Cabins 4 thru 13 at Herrington Manor State Park may be closed during these dates as a result of planned renovation projects. Due to the nature of the work and that plans are still being developed, interested persons should frequently check back to see if any cabin may have been reopened. Plans may change as to how the cabins will be worked on and/or maybe reopened once the work is completed. For additional information, contact Herrington Manor 301-334-9180.
In addition to the park facility use fee, there is a nightly reservation/transaction fee. Internet reservations, the per night fee is $4.56. Call Center, the per night fee is $4.61. Walk-In transactions at the park, the per night fee is $4.51. Reservation/Transaction Fees are Non-Refundable.
A hidden gem tucked away in Western Maryland! This park features a 53-acre lake and wooded trails, which are used for cross-country skiing in the winter and swimming, rowboats, canoes and paddle boats in the summer. Picnicking, hiking, tennis, volleyball are a few others activities enjoyed here. 20 furnished rustic log cabins can be rented year round. Popular special events such as maple syrup demonstrations, apple butter making and family fishing events are held throughout the year.
Please read what makes our visitors happy during their visit to Herrington Manor.
The interpretive nature walks are VERY informative and professional. The naturalists really added to our experience at the park!
The park is kept so tidy and well-groomed!
The rangers and park naturalists were so helpful and informative. They took a lot of time to explain things and the programs turned our vacation into a real educational experience for the entire family. We had an amazing time and will definitely be back!
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How Being A Jewish Mother Informs My Politics
My political views are shaped by three important facets of my life – I'm Jewish, I'm a woman, and I have kids.
For starters, I grew up Jewish in Orange County, CA, where there were even fewer Jews than Democrats.
Did Your Grandmother Have The Right To Vote?: With rights, comes responsibility
According to an August USA Today/Suffolk University poll, there are 90 million Americans who "could turn a too-close-to-call race into a landslide for President Obama, but by definition they probably won't." The poll found that people who are eligible to vote but aren't likely to do so "back Obama's re-election over Republican Mitt Romney by more than 2-1."
Political Jewess: Oldies but Goodies
We are at T minus four days to the election, and one of our favorite past times at JWA is looking to the past to inform the future...
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JWA Spotlights Jewish Women's Activism
Like all large groups of people, American Jews are complex and irreducible despite some aspects of shared culture. Recently, the Jewish Women's Archive made an interesting choice to focus a new curriculum on Jewish involvement in the labor and civil rights movements — without cheerleading or focusing solely on women's involvement — thereby shining a probing light on that very complexity.
Mary Antin's Promised Land
Boston, MA-- Last night the New Center for Arts and Culture presented an evening of music and storytelling drawn from the history of Boston's early Jewish community.
Why I'm Resistant To All Things Pink In October
Dr. Judith Rosenbaum, Director of Public History at the Jewish Women's Archive and lead developer of Living the Legacy educational materials, first wrote this piece for Role/Reboot. There you can read the piece in its entirety.
Building a new social safety net: Sara Horowitz and the Freelancers Union
In 1909, Jewish women revolutionized the American labor movement. Before the huge garment industry strike known as the "Uprising of the 20,000," union leaders saw women workers as irrelevant to the labor movement because they did not fit into the model of the traditional male union member. But these garment workers, many of them young Jewish women, proved that women could, in fact, organize effectively and challenge working conditions, and in doing so, they expanded the definition of worker and union member.
Dr. Judith Rosenbaum Talks Living the Legacy with Jewschool
This fall, the Jewish Women's Archive released its latest online curriculum in the Living the Legacy series, a Jewish social justice education project.
Understanding the Past, Imagining the Future
Images and scenes etched in the minds of generations of Jewish activists--immigrant workers marching, sitting in, and striking; tear gas filling the air as riot police attack, beat and arrest union protesters; and battles with gangsters to free unions of mob domination. Freedom rides across the South, rabbis and religious leaders arrested in protests, and a generation of Jews--rank and file workers, organizers, and emerging leaders--swept up and inspired by a movement to win economic, racial, and social justice.
Mourdock, Menses, and Breasts
Here We Go Again. Add Mourdock to the Akin mixology, shake, and serve on the rocks.
Nothing to Fear Here, It's Just a Little Feminism
After five years of functioning within the pseudo-reality of "Big A" Academia, I often ponder questions of identity formation and self-understanding.
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Though the conclusion of Sukkot occurred earlier this week, our friends at JOFA co-manifested such a milestone event with such potential, far reaching effects, we wanted to share this happening
WHO DECIDES? Judaism says: You & I
We are talking about abortion.
Experimental Fridays: Lady Gaga's Sukkot
There is a simple beauty to the holiday of Sukkot, perhaps because it is the chag (holiday) with the least meshugas (craziness). The Day of Atonement and the month of weighty reflection are behind us, the manic celebration of Simchas Torah lies ahead. Sukkot, often called The Festival of Ingathering, is unadorned, honest, at peace with itself.
And it reminds me of Lady Gaga.
Though I would not use the term "unadorned" to describe her inspired ensembles, she is unadorned when it comes to her character, honest when it comes to her spirit, at peace when it comes to her personhood. And she invites, nay demands, through her songs, performances, interviews, and her anti-bullying campaigns that others strive for the same.
Helène Aylon: Artist, Ecofeminist, Author
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Interview with Mary Glickman: Enthralling Author, Charming Mensch (Part I)
Mary Glickman is a writer, public relations professional, and fundraiser who has worked with Jewish charities and organizations.
My Surrogate Jewish Grandmas
You know those heartwarming chick flicks where women with seemingly little in common are forced together by circumstance, bond over something like quilting, beekeeping, small-town politics or a Jan
A Woman Taught Me to Lay Tefillin
The event was called a "Jewish BLT: Bagel, Lox and Tefillin." I stood there holding the newly purchased and never used tefillin in my hand as I unfolded the instructions ready to tackle this ancien
Anime Anastasiya-- Good for the feminists?
"To me, being Jewish has always been aligned with women's empowerment and multiculturalism.
Friday Social Media BliNtz (Week 2)
Welcome to week two of the Friday Social Media BliNtz— like a blitz but tastier.
Contemporary Abortion Politics: Good for the Jews?
This title is, admittedly, at least partially tongue in cheek.
What's in a name? Finding Solidarity in a Young Jew's Herstory
Yesterday, as Yom Kippur approached, social justice organizers and progressive Jews gathered in downtown Boston to not only "remember" often underseen and undervalued laborers but also to stand in solidarity with the current labor struggles of our day. Here is Erica Concors', one committed organizer's, powerful speech.
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Jewish Women's Archive. "Blog." (Viewed on September 23, 2014) <http://jwa.org/blog>.


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Paul & Joe Summer 2012 is up to their usual standard of all things irrisistible. They really are the most creative range right now and capture the beauty magpie in me every single time! So here we go: It is based on Shakespeare's Midsummer Night Dream as inspiration – think fairies, woodlands and a little bit of magic.
Paul & Joe Shimmering Pressed Powder, £22.
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But still, I don't have access to a chin up bar. What type of exercise could I do in place of them?
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Yeah? Well, I trust the big guys, I'll have to write that one down.
But still, I don't have access to a chin up bar. What type of exercise could I do in place of them?
I've got my eye on the WBB routine, looking good to me. Only thing is, I don't have access to a chin up bar in the house I'm in. What could in place of them?
And yeah, AJ H, that does help....
Looking good man.
Guys, don't worry, I'm not insulted at all. I'm looking to do this right, if what he told me isn't the best, I don't want to do it.
Thanks for the help!
Hah, man. You make me feel like a lard ass when you call yourself fat.
You're a freakin twig.
Yeah, nice.
Also curious if you're still in high school.
I love the goal picture, the anime. Awesome stuff man.
Keep at it!
You're a big man. :P
Very nice.
Yeah, you have massive forearms.
^ Hahahha.
Lookin good man.
Look good!
Good luck to ya, I'm sure you'll get where you want to be.
Awesome, nice job man. Pretty young too.
Hahah, Alright fair enough.
Out of curiosity though, just no good in general? Lacking something?
I'm trying to learn as much as I can.
Hey guys, new here. Had a friend of mine who's pretty into the game write up a routine for me to start with.
What do you think? Do anything different?
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Lookin pretty good man.
I'm going to give another ++ to the new civics. Great little cars, a friend of mine has one, she loves it. The dash looks like a freakin space ship.
Hah, obscene. Just the way I like it. Those things must be a blast. I think I'd rather have a smaller, cigarette boat or something though.
Well, I didn't think this would be my first post... But whatever.
DO NOT GET PIERCED WITH A GUN. aka Claires.
Guns tear the **** out of your ears, not healthy at all. Go to a tattoo/piercing...


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"Souls love. That's what souls do. Egos don't, but souls do. Become a soul, look around, and you'll be amazed-all the beings around you are souls. Be one, see one. When many people have this heart connection, then we will know that we are all one, we human beings all over the planet. We will be one. One love. And don't leave out the animals, and trees, and clouds, and galaxies-it's all one. It's one energy. It comes through in individual ways, but it's one energy. You can call it energy, or you can call it love. I like to look at a tree and see that it's love. Don't you?"
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Media Relations 101: Make Your Pitch Work for You
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By Amanda Coppock
In my time as an intern at Porter Novelli, one of the areas I came to love was media relations. While some enjoy this function of PR more than others, at one point or another it is a skill that we will all have to master. Like any skill, with media relations, practice makes perfect. Sure, at first it can seem like an overwhelming and daunting task, but once you begin establishing relationships with reporters, it becomes more comfortable.
Through my experience with media relations, I have developed a few key steps for writing pitches:
Developing a Tailored Pitch
1. Identify reporters and outlets that have covered similar stories in the past.
2. Develop a pitch that is specific to the reporter, especially if they have covered a similar story in the past. If the reporter has covered a related story, call it out at the beginning of the pitch to let them know why your pitch is relevant to them.
3. Identify the story idea from the beginning of the pitch – do not make them search for it by placing the information too far down in the pitch.
4. Make the pitch work for the reporter – let them know why it is relevant to their audience, what interview opportunities exist and how they can get more information.
Developing a General Pitch
1. Start with the story idea – let the reporter or editor know what you want them to do from the opening of the pitch.
2. Grab the reporter or editor from the beginning – use statistics, provide an interesting fact, make a local connection, etc.
3. Don't forget the important stuff! – see number four above
The pitch is where you catch the reporter's attention and make him interested in what you have to say. I find that the strongest pitches are those that are tailored to a reporter or outlet with an interest or recent coverage related to your topic. Sometimes, tailoring a pitch to a previous story may not be possible, so a general pitch will be the route you have to take. Either way, you have to hit the high points and grab the reporter's interest.
Your internship is a time for you to gain a wide variety of experience, and pitching is likely to be a part of it. One of the reasons I was able to do a lot of media relations as an intern was because I expressed my interest. Don't be afraid to let your manager know what you enjoy and to ask to do more in that area – you might just become an expert along the way!
Deborah Umunnabuike: Digital in New York
I joined Porter Novelli in June 2010 as an intern in the Digital Practice in New York. I have a background in digital thanks to internships at various tech companies, such as Encyclopedia.com. I have also gained an understanding of web production and analysis through co-founding and managing a web-based retail business over the past five years.
This summer I have had the opportunity to work on a few interesting engagements. While my supervisors were in the south of France for the Cannes Lions Ad Festival, I tracked the conversation across social media, and developed several trending reports that were re-broadcast by AdWeek. It's also been a great experience working with the other interns on a group project. There is the possibility that elements of our campaign pitch could actually be used by the client, so I'm hoping to really 'wow' them!
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AO 2013: The Bridesmaid-Bride Double. The Sequel.
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I honestly want Serena in Maria's half
With Serena's form and Azarenka's HC abilities, chances are not high for Maria. I'd much rather have her lose in the SF than to see her lose another GS final
The way I see it there will be at the most 2 players in the draw with a better chance than Maria while 125 of them have less of a chance. That's not that bad a position to be in. And I wouldn't take it for granted that all three will make it to the semis anyway. There's always the possibility that one of them will be taken out by the likes of a Li Na or Kerber, or even by a lower ranked player who plays the tournament of her life - there's usually one of those around. And even if all three make it to the semis Maria is not without a chance. She'd be the underdog I suppose, but that also means less pressure on her shoulders and more on those of the other two.
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18 holes – Par 71
This Gran Canaria golf complex, with its
superb par-3 layout and 18 holes to measure
some of which up to 150 meters and offer
magnificent views of Las Canteras beach
and the Atlantic Ocean, was opened
in 2001 in Gran Canaria which making it to
one of the latest golf courses in Gran Canaria.
The Meloneras golf course has 2 layouts,
making it ideal for any kind of player and player
strength. Ron Kirby presented this golf course
right on the Atlantic Ocean, which is unique.
This Gran Canaria golf course offers Video-Analysis,
putting green, chipping green with bunker and
a driving range which let every golfer's heart
beating faster. Of course there is also a golf shop
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Oprah Rigs Votes Against Zach Anner?
Huffington Post: Rumors are swirling that Oprah may be rigging votes against Zach Anner, the popular favorite to win her reality television show contest.
Apparently, a contestant named Dr. Phyllis accrued more than 300,000 votes and surpassed Anner in a matter of 20 minutes, raising eyebrows across the internet (screenshot here). Anner had previously been in the No. 1 spot for a week.
So far, there's no proof of conspiracy.
Anner is a former University of Texas student and seasoned television host. He also has cerebal palsy and calls himself a "wheelchair-bound lady magnet."
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I made this several times using peaches only, nectarines. even with apple/pear mix. It is light if you use less sugar and aplenda, and sugar free jam. It is worthy of a company dinner and has an easy prep time.
Peach-Nectarine Tart
BettyHalsey Posted: 06/28/09
crewchief71 Posted: 02/06/09
Great summer dessert recipe. I've made twice and it turned out perfect both times. It's very easy as far as technique. But it does take a little time to peel the fruit. It makes a nice rustic presentation. I would recommend tasting the filling before adding all of the sugar. Let the sweetness of the fruit and your personal preferences guide how much to use. I didn't make the sweet cream topping. I served it with vanilla ice cream.
PieLadyTx1 Posted: 06/18/13
Great idea, like the ease of preparation, however, one idea for those of you who like it natural. Do not peel the peaches! We have a peach orchard and always tell our customers they do not need to peel. Run the peaches under warm water while rubbing the skin with light fingers. Most of the fuzz will come off. Whatever is left you will never taste once it is cooked. I do this with nectarines also. Try it. Saves time and peeling is a pain.


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Summary: On this week's Technolatte podcast, the Australian team looks at data retention, Microsoft Surface, and switching from a cash to a mobile economy.
In the Senate Estimates this week, what did the senators ask about data retention that got the Attorney-General's Department so riled up? Why exactly did Microsoft price the Surface in Australia without the "Australia Tax"? And will we ever replace our cash economy with our mobile phones?
On this week's Technolatte podcast, we discuss:
The denial from the Australian Federal Police that URLs are included in data retention proposals
Microsoft's Surface pricing arrives without the "Australia Tax"
An electronic transactions consultant is claiming that mobile phones will eventually replace cash. But as TechRepublic's Australian Editor Chris Duckett noted, the consultant would say that, wouldn't he?
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With the royal wedding just days away, the speculation is on for what the bride will wear…and how she'll wear her hair! We know who will do Kate Middleton's hair—Richard Ward Hair & Metrospa (shown right) in the Sloane Square neighborhood, London, has been the salon of choice for Kate and the Middleton family for years. It's where she went before her widely released engagement pictures were taken, and in fact, the Richard Ward staff has confirmed that senior stylist James Pryce styled her engagement-shoot hair.
According to his bio on the salon website, James has been at the Richard Ward salon since 2006. He started his career in the industry for 15 years and has worked in salons like Trevor Sorbie and Daniel Galvin. He is a session stylist and has worked on TV shows and photo shoots as well.
We contacted the Richard Ward salon to see if we could pry any wedding day secrets out of them, but they were (Queen) mum on the subject. "Our relationship with the Middletons has been built on discretion and trust; Richard and his team intend to maintain this relationship whilst respecting Kate's on-going privacy," said owners Richard and Hellen Ward in a statement.
One thing we do know: Kate likes wearing her straight brown hair long and loose. We looked at photos of her over the years (see below), and it's evident that she doesn't deviate much from this beautiful-but-basic look, whether she's celebrating her own graduation, attending a formal wedding, or in the audience at a polo match. We'd love to see her break the mold on Friday, April 29, as she transforms from commoner Kate to Princess Catherine during what might be the most-watched wedding in the world.
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Mom: That Asari councilwoman told me my summit was a waste of time!
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Reg: Well, there was that one time you killed three hundred thousand-odd batarians.
Mom: Nobody likes them anyway, and that's besides the point. The point—the point is that I'm Commander Shepard. I destroyed Sovereign. I talked back to Harbinger. And I'm going to unite the turians and the krogan and then laugh in that woman's face.
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Going Casual: Garden Defense, Lumines, Super Granny 4, and more
Unsurprisingly, following a banner year for interactive entertainment as a whole, casual gaming has been booming recently, with reports showing this already $2.25 billion industry steadily growing at a 20 percent annual rate. No shocker there, I concede.
What does blow the mind -- besides, naturally, just how long it?s taken for traditional videogame fans to wake up and smell the coffee break-friendly fun -- is just how hungry otherwise choosy vidiots are for any and every title that falls into this category, with so many look-alikes and clones of popular smashes contributing to that massive bottom line. Frankly, it?s a little like watching desperate gourmands hungry for wild boar rush to grab the latest juicy, pork-filled McRib or hitting the local deli for a ham sandwich.
In other words, as much as we enthusiasts love to beat our chests and bemoan publishers? general unwillingness to embrace innovation, it?s obvious that, at least where bubble-shooting diversions and table-waiting simulations are concerned, plagiarism pays. Whether the game is shameless copy or not, most folks are all too happy to dive head-first into a fresh knock-off -- or seven -- of a popular hit. Such caveats simply underscore how important it is that we all take the time to celebrate those special outings that actually (gasp) dare to be different.
Granted, I understand the appeal of titles that fall into the former, less intellectually-stimulating group: If a basic gameplay concept isn?t broke, why bother fixing it? Certainly, for every Mystery Case Files: Madame Fate, there are bound to also be a dozen high-quality "homages" (Amazing Adventures: The Lost Tomb, G.H.O.S.T. Hunters, etc.) that successfully ape the approach to the delight of even us jaded, pissy old sorts.
Simply taking an old premise and dressing it in fresh clothes not only dilutes the original title?s overall contribution to the gaming canon, it also lessens the impact of truly meaningful debuts and creates brand confusion, causing sales numbers on pioneering titles to drop, thereby lowering the chances that we?ll see sequels or significant upgrades to deserving outings. It also, of course, adds to an overall stagnation in creativity, as financially-driven developers devote their attention more to feeding the masses? appetite than to raising the bar for high-quality productions.
But I digress. I come not to take a big, fat, smelly number-two on the makers of me-too outings like the formulaic Svetlograd and Little Shop: Big City, but rather to praise the upstarts behind the sector's surprises. The good news is that, in truth, there are plenty of titles to rave about.
If you haven?t been paying attention lately, make no mistake. You?ve been missing out on many great new iterations of prior offerings, as well as a smaller, welcome variety of amusements that stand out for their pure inventiveness alone.
Following are just a few unexpected gems that deserve to find a happy home on your hard drive, and (gag) in your heart. Our fervent hope: that you?ll enjoy them enough to put down Crysis for 10 seconds and see that there?s more to life than hyperrealistic 3-D worlds filled with squawking chickens and ass-whuppin? alien invasions, and that their success will pave the way for developers to dare to put their proverbial nuts on the chopping block more often -- and push current gaming boundaries in the near future as a result.
Garden Defense -- Ever played the Flash-based or Warcraft III-fueled editions of the popular outing Tower Defense? Brilliantly channeling its spirit, this whimsical, Nickelodeon-style tour de force takes the title?s basic principles -- stop invading foes from marching towards an end-point by building and upgrading stationary/mobile defenses -- and translates them into the cartoon arena. Never mind the brilliantly pastel-colored presentation; you?ll mostly adore the tale for its willingness not to skimp on tactical challenge, and for substituting shot-spitting gnomes, bug-bashing plants and urinating fountains for guard towers, catapults and moats. Plus, the game definitively proves that real-time strategy translates as well as any genre to a simpler, more ergonomic (yet no less addictive) format.
Lumines -- Yes, we?re talking about that same Lumines, the psychedelic puzzler previously released for consoles and mobile phones that is so popular it could practically give Tetris a run for the money. Ported over to the PC by WildTangent, the techno-flavored romp challenges you to form chunks of like-colored blocks to the beats of trippy house music. Clear objects from the screen as a brick-removing line sweeps across it at varying intervals, and you?ll be treated to dynamic sound effects that only enhance the Zen-like quality of the experience. Give it a shot; you won?t just permanently expand your mind, but also your list of all-time favorites.
Super Granny 4 -- Yeah, yeah? Any title starring a wisecracking octogenarian (catchy speech samples really make lines like "You want Granny? You can?t handle the Granny!" pop) must be strictly for old farts, right? Not so? Admirers of certified '80s classics such as Lode Runner and BurgerTime will find this a nostalgic trip down memory lane, as you climb ladders and race across platforms, collecting kitties and digging holes to trap enemies so you can run atop their heads. From wielding foe-foiling items like frying pans and anvil-filled shopping bags to solving puzzles by switching between multiple on-screen characters, ? la The Lost Vikings, this is old-school mayhem at its best. A built-in level editor only adds to the offering?s replay value and appeal.
Home Sweet Home -- Even the best of us have been forced to watch HGTV at least once to please our significant other. This funky interior decorating sim makes it easier to empathize. Offered cryptic clues to clients? dispositions, players must outfit their homes with throw rugs, bookcases, stereos, pool tables, custom flooring and hundreds of other accessories that?ll hopefully be to the patrons? liking. Afterwards, you?ll have to construct items by managing a crew of quirky DIY types in finger-cramping real-time challenges, assigning them to projects or patching injuries as needed. Weird, yes. Something you can afford to miss? For sake of your relationship, no.
Jojo?s Fashion Show -- Lame name, cool game. Here, given certain motifs (Western, summer, bridal, etc.) you must dress models accordingly using a limited selection of clothes and accessories. The more apt and stylish your selections, the better you score -- and access to additional power-ups that instantly dress subjects in chic fashions or shuffle the selection of available shoes, skirts and tops. Playing virtual dollhouse might not be everyone?s cup of Earl Gray, but the title shares a lot aesthetically and vibe-wise with shows like "America?s Next Top Model" and "Project Runway." The upshot: As regular primetime viewers will quickly note, the creators have found a clever way to take a seemingly TV-specific format and "make it work."
These all-star outings are just the beginning. Hit your favorite online portal to see what other cost-conscious downloadable charmers have landed of late. Sure, casual games might not enjoy the same amount of media exposure as, say, complementary offerings for the PlayStation 3, Wii and Xbox 360, but darned if titles such as these -- willing to take a chance and flip the finger at convention -- don?t show that many are no less deserving of the spotlight.


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Topic Last Modified: 2013-01-08
Domain administrators can customize the look and feel of Outlook Web App and Microsoft services to reflect their organization's brand. This process is known as co-branding. This process lets you preview your changes, and then publish the changes to the Web.
Here's how to:
Important To turn off advertising in Microsoft services , publish co-branding for your domain. This works even if you have not made any changes.
If your organization supports users in more than one language or region, for each language/region pair, open the Customize Microsoft services page, click Change next to the displayed language, and then specify the co-branding for that pair.
Links should be entered as full URLs, including the "http://" or "https://" prefix. For each link, test the URL as you enter it.
Sign in to the Windows Live Admin Center, and then select the domain to co-brand.
In the navigation menu, select Co-branding, and then click Outlook Live.
Enter the name of your organization. If you don't enter a name, the word Organization appears in Outlook Web App. If you enter more than 30 characters, the organization name is truncated.
Upload your organization's logo, and then enter the Alt text for the logo. This logo is not clickable.
If you want users to go to a specific page when they sign out of Outlook Live other than their Outlook Live sign-in page, specify the full path of the logoff redirection link.
Customize any parts of the look and feel of the site that you want to change. If you clear the Enable the custom theme check box, your co-branding changes are not applied.
Specify the Branding Bar Background image, which will appear on the top portion of Outlook Web App, and the Branding Bar image, which will tile across the background top portion.
Select the colors to use for the Outlook Live Web interface. You can click a color to open the color picker. When you select a color using the color picker, the value will be automatically updated. To specify a color value manually, enter the hexadecimal value for the color, such as 48D1CC. Do not enter a number sign (#) in front of the value.
Click Save. Changes do not become live until you publish them to the Web.
To preview your changes, select Co-branding, and then click the Preview link next to Outlook Live.
The header and footer are visible across all the Windows Live suite of services. The menus from the header are displayed in Outlook Web App, but the footer links are not.
If you have already co-branded the header and footer for Hotmail, you can review your settings or skip this step.
In the navigation menu, click Co-branding, and then click Header and Footer.
Upload a logo. If you want the logo to be clickable, specify a URL for the link.
Select whether to hide all menu links, or select the links you want to include. By default, the Windows Live header displays links to other Microsoft services. Both the More (custom sub-menu) and MSN menus are customizable.
If you selected to show the More menu, select the text in the Custom submenu section that you want to use to replace the word More. Then, define the links for the menu.
If you selected to show the MSN menu, customize the name of the menu, and then define the links.
Set up RSS feeds. Custom RSS feeds are an easy way for students to stay up-to-date with regular changes made to Web pages. You can add up to three RSS feeds for Web sites that are of interest to your students. After your co-branding changes are published to the Web, the selected RSS feeds will be enabled for all users on your domain.
Add custom links to the footer that will appear between Program Terms and Help Central. These links do not appear in Outlook Web App. You can't change or remove the links that go to Microsoft trademarks, Privacy and Legal statements, Program Terms, Help Central, Account, or Feedback.
Click Save. Changes do not become live until you publish them to the Web.
To preview your changes, select Co-branding, and then click the Preview link next to Header and Footer.
To preview all co-branding changes, select Co-branding, and then click Preview changes.
To publish your changes, click Publish to the web. It may take 24 hours for your changes to appear in the Web page.


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Landing Strip For Kids
Coming home from long walks, errands and the playground always means a souvenir or two picked up along the way. Sometimes it's a wildflower, some acorns, or an egg-shaped rock. But where to place temporarily place these little treasures?
We've decided to incorporate a landing strip for the kids. They're too young for keys and blackberries, but they definitely need a fixed and accessible place for found treasures. We love this simple idea of taking dishes and labeling them with stickers. You can create one for each kid so there's no fighting over possessions. You can see more pics over at Young House Love blog. Or try this similar idea using glass jars.
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Great idea! And for those curious about the trays, the blog says they were purchased at World Market.
That's a great idea for kid treasures!
Thanks for featuring my project from YHL's post! :)
Here is the original post which gives a tutorial/more info: http://evangelines.blogspot.com/2009/04/lord-of-key-rings.html


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SUNY Upstate presents ?Mystery and Merlot' Jan. 23
A wine-and-cheese sampling, dinner, mystery, silent auction, raffle drawings for prizes and the opportunity to meet 93Q's morning drive personalities Ted Long and Amy Robbins will highlight SUNY Upstate Medical University's Fifth Annual Mystery and Merlot fundraiser Thursday, Jan. 23 beginning at 5:30 p.m. at the Sheraton Syracuse University & Conference Center, 801 University Ave., Syracuse. The event is presented by Advocates for Upstate Medical University and the Nursing Recognition Committee at University Hospital. Radio station 93Q serves as a promotional sponsor.
Proceeds from the event will benefit SUNY Upstate and University Hospital projects funded by the Advocates and nursing recognition programs at University Hospital.
Reservations for Mystery and Merlot will be accepted through Tuesday, Jan. 14. The fee is $40 per person. Paid reservations by Tuesday, Dec. 31 entitles the ticket holder to five free raffle tickets. Reserved tables for eight are available. Businesses and organizations are invited to take advantage of one of two sponsorship packages.
To make reservations or for more information, call the Advocates Office at (315) 464-5610.
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