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It's all over and Arsenal have held on for a famous 2-1 victory over Barcelona in the first leg of this Champions League last 16 encounter at the Emirates Stadium. The Gunners trailed 1-0 with just over 10 minutes to play but goals from van Persie and Arshavin have given them a valuable advantage heading into the second leg at the Nou Camp. There's still plenty of work to do but there's no doubt Arsene Wenger's side proved tonight that they have indeed bridged the gulf in class which separated the sides last season.
Alves tries to take advantage of a poor defensive header by Arshavin but Szczesny forces him out wide and the chance is lost.
Bendtner out muscles Maxwell on the left before firing in a shot which Valdes pushes wide for a corner.
GOAL ARSHAVIN - Fantastic goal! The Arsenal fans are going crazy! Nasri charges into the area from the right and instead of shooting, he calmly rolls the ball square for Arshavin who curls a lovely effort into the corner of the net.
Arsenal come forward again but Fabregas' pass on the edge of the box is poor and Barcelona can clear.
The Gunners will strive for a winning goal here as they know that taking a lead to the Nou Camp will be crucial to their hopes of reaching the quarter-finals.
Arsenal deserved that while Barcelona have paid the price for taking their foot off the gas. Maybe my prediction of 2-1 to Arsenal will come true after all!
GOAL VAN PERSIE - The Emirates Stadium erupts as van Persie drills home a volley from a ridiculously tight angle on the left, beating Valdes at his near post.
Arsenal haven't got long to find an equaliser so must surely throw a little more caution to the wind. They can't travel to the Nou Camp with a deficit.
If Arsenal lose this match you could still argue they've produced a much better display than they did in the first leg of their quarter-final clash last season, even though that was a draw.
Arsenal also make their first substitution of the match, with Andrey Arshavin coming on to replace Song.
Second after having a shot blocked from the edge of the box, Messi is played through down the left side of the area but puts his shot into the side netting from a tight angle.
Villa dribbles down the left side of the box before taking the ball out of play. However, the referee makes a mistake by awarding a corner. Could this be costly?
Van Persie exchanges passes with Fabregas before curling a short from the edge of the box which forces Valdes into a diving save to his right.
Rather than curl a delivery into the box, as you might expect in a Premier LEague game, Xavi opts to play it short.
Moments later Nasri sends a low cross in from the left and a sliding van Persie only just gets there to puts it wide.
Pique is shown the yellow card after bringing down Fabregas just outside the left corner of the area. The Barcelona defender will now miss the next match.
The ball comes into the box and eventually falls for van Persie but the Dutchman doesn't pull the trigger quick enough and the chance is lost.
Van Persie blasts one from the edge of the box following good work from Walcott on the left but Valdes watches the ball go high over the bar.
Busquets tries to twist and turn his way past Fabregas on the right wing but the Gunners captain makes the tackle.
Eboue launches a long ball forward for van Persie but it fails to catch the Barcelona defenders out.
Eboue races away down the right wing but he's unable to control the ball and Barcelona are back in possession.
Maxwell receives the ball on the left before floating a cross to Xavi on the edge of the box. The Spaniard volleys it but Szczesny watches it go wide.
Iniesta directs a pass towards Pedro but Clichy slides in with an important interception on the edge of the box.
Van Persie tries to turn Gerard Pique inside the box but there's little point because the offside flag is raised.
Last email before the second half goes to Liam Ferguson, who says: "An amazing first half of football so far, lots of good possession football and amazing passing, and a good goal from Villa. Arsenal need to contain Villa and Messi and get Walcott running at their defence and Van Persie needs to get into gear as well. I do not think Arsenal are out of this game and I still think they will win."
Max Wilson writes: "A nervy first half at the Emirates. It's sad when your team is behind, but credit to Arsenal, they've held on pretty well. Overall, I've never been too worried about Arsenal's frontline (despite that we've missed several chances, we can still make up for it in the 2nd half), the backline is the thing that I'm always most afraid of. Over the course of the entire season so far, Arsenal has been a different beast without the presence of Vermaelan in central defence. That is to say, weak. Koscielny is doing a decent job and I'm partially thankful Squillaci isn't playing. I hope to see van Persie and Nasri on the scoreboard come the second half, though realistically speaking, judging from the first half, i still think Barca would likely nab this matchup. We might lose, but as always, I hope Arsenal at least put on a good show for us all. There's not much shame in losing to a great side like barcelona, but Arsenal has come a long way from our last encounter, and I hope they can at least show for it."
Marta Narbona says: "I just can't see Arsenal getting back into this match. Barca are just too good at tacky tacca and have the better world class players. I hope Arsenal can string a few passes together but there defence has holes like a sieve."
John Strick says: "Arsenal might as well be Cowdenbeath for all the danger they're posing. They can't think of any way through! Barcelona are a class apart. It's a joy to watch. Best the Gooners can hope for is to not lose by more than three goals." I'll have you know that Cowdenbeath are actually my favourite Scottish team so don't be so cruel!
Arsenal are now 12/1 with Sky Bet to claim victory tonight while Barcelona are understandably the hot favourites at 2/9, with the draw priced at 4/1. My pre-match prediction of 2-1 to Arsenal is now 16/1 but it's hard to see Barcelona not scoring again tonight. Messi is 4/1 to score the next goal, with Villa next in the running at 6/1. For Arsenal, van Persie is 15/2 while Walcott is 12/1. Head now to www.skybet.com to place your in-running bets.
John Golden emails in to say: "Again we pay the price for not signing central defenders worth their name - everything good Arsenal do in other areas of the field is undone by the Sunday league players in the heart of the defence. Once ironically the historical rock of any Arsenal side. Another Champions League campaign over." Come on John, it's only half time in the first leg! Arsenal have had a few chances to score themselves so don't rule out a comeback.
The half-time whistle sounds and Barcelona head into the break with a 1-0 lead over Arsenal at the Emirates Stadium.
Arsenal are in need of the half-time whistle as their relentless opponents continue to wear them out.
Emmanuel Eboue pass into the area from the right finds Walcott, who sees his shot deflected by Maxwell.
Barcelona certainly smell Arsenal blood at the moment with the Gunners looking rather vulnerable at the back.
Johan Djourou needlessly gives the ball away in his own half but Laurent Koscielny is alert enough to salvage the situation.
Pedro just has Szczesny to beat inside the area and although his shot is saved, Messi is there to head the rebound into the net. But wait, the offside flag is raised once again - it won't count.
Pedro darts into the area to chase another chipped pass but the offside flag is up. Even so, Barcelona are so dangerous every time they come forward - always looking to cut open Arsenal's defence with a variety of passes.
Sergio Busquets looks to find Pedro down the right with a lofted pass but Gael Clichy is there to cut it out.
The home fans have found their voices again as they try to roar the Gunners forward. They've had a couple of decent chances in this match so nobody should write them off yet.
Song, who is on a yellow card, better watch himself now after committing another foul to bring down Messi. He must keep his cool.
Jack Wilshere finds van Persie on the left side of the area but the Dutch striker's shot goes wide of the near post. He should have done better.
Barcelona come forward looking for a second goal but Pedro's shot from close range is saved by Szczesny.
GOAL VILLA - Messi threads a lovely pass through the Arsenal defence for Villa to latch onto and the Spaniard makes no mistake with a cool finish inside the box.
Arsenal break quickly on the counter with Walcott, who sprints through the centre of midfield before passing to Fabregas down the right side of the box. The Spaniard then lifted the ball over Valdes towards van Persie but Eric Abidal is there to head clear.
It's one-way traffic at the moment but Pedro's low cross on the right wing fails to find a team-mate.
Barcelona work the ball forward once more and a dinked shot from Messi is comfortably caught by Szczesny.
Villa bursts down the right wing before his deflected cross is partially cleared. The Barca striker has another bite at the cherry moments later but his audacious effort on the right doesn't trouble Szczesny.
Walcott tracks back to prevent Maxwell charging down the left wing and then manages to win a throw. Good work there from the committed Gunners winger.
Messi floats a delightful pass into the area for Villa but much to Arsenal's relief the offside flag is correctly raised.
Villa is now put through but the pass is just a little hard for him, allowing Szczesny to gather safely.
To Arsenal's credit they are digging in well at the back but they are struggling to string more than a handful of passes together.
Arsenal's early spell of pressure didn't last long at all. Barcelona are really in the ascendency at the moment.
David Villa splits the Arsenal defence open with a fabulous pass for Messi, who races into the box before seeing his chipped shot over Wojciech Szczesny bounce inches wide of the post.
Barcelona are easing into this game now and trying to get a stranglehold on possession - exactly what they do best.
The game has just slowed a litte after that frantic opening but Arsenal simply must maintain their attacking energy.
Arsene Wenger's men are clearly attempting to fight fire with fire and to be honest that's their only real option tonight.
Arsenal look so confident on the ball and are really taking the game to Barcelona in the early stages of this pulsating clash.
Barcelona charge forward on the counter attack with Lionel Messi only for Alex Song to bring him down. The Arsenal man is subsequently booked.
Moments later a clever flick from Cesc Fabregas into the area finds van Persie but his fierce shot is well saved by Valdes.
Theo Walcott threads a pass into the area for Robin van Persie but the striker is unable to get a shot in.
The Arsenal fans are roaring their side on and right now the hosts look extremely settled on the ball. No sign of stage fright.
Samir Nasri swings the ball into the box but it evades everybody before ending up in the arms of Victor Valdes.
The visitors make a bright start down the right wing with Pedro but his cross is blocked and Arsenal can clear.
Barcelona get this clash under way at the Emirates Stadium but can Arsenal cause a shock in front of their own supporters?
Final email before kick-off comes from Arsenal fan Jim Dunker in cloudy, overcast San Diego. He says: "I'm excitedly nervous about this game. I am tired of the "time to prove" perspective on every game for Arsenal and would like the team to finally stamp their intent on Barca. I'm also pragmatically aware of Barca's total quality and just sticking with optimism." That's it for now but don't forget you can send more emails at half-time!
The Arsenal fans are all waving flags as the players make their way onto the pitch at the Emirates Stadium. It's a cracking atmosphere and hopefully the players will rise to the occasion.
Farha Arbab here from New Dehli says: "Trust me, I can feel and smell the excitement here in New Dehli all the way from Emirates in London. Very very interesting match and was looking forward for this fixture for a long time. Barcelona to win 0-4 or 1-3, tough tough match for Arsenal. The question is who is going to stop Messi and how will Arsenal break Bracelona's defence. Gerard Pique will miss Carlos Puyol at the back, as they both are best buddies at defence, pure example is World Cup 2010 South Africa."
Arf Anwar from Leeds writes: "It's Barcelona v Barcelona-lite, sorcerer v apprentice, xavi v cesc. We will find out if Gunners and Cesc have grown up - can't wait for this one."
Dan says: "I don't think Arsenal stand much of a chance of winning against the Catalan giants, considering there's only been a few changes since the last clash! I'm predicting a 3-0 win for Barcelona unless Arsenal can pull off a miracle, Lionel Messi and David Villa. Arsenal couldn't even handle Messi last time, I wonder what the pair of them will cause!"
Apologies if I don't publish your emails tonight - there are just so many to pick from! Waleed Matin from New York says: "Arsenal are a different team than last season. Expect the pace of Walcott to cause Barcelona the problems their domestic rivals cannot. 3-1 to the Arsenal with RvP and Nasri doing the damage. Messi to get an away goal."
Dave McMillan says: "Arsenal should not play scared tonight, if they emulate Spurs then they will have a chance. If they try and sit back then Barcelona will dominate with possession. Arsenal have to win tonight and they can only do that with goals, I hope they take their chances and do not try to walk the ball in."
Cian Hughes fully expects Barca to end up on top. He says: "I can't wait for this! I wanted David Villla and Lionel Messi to start! I'm going for 4-0 Barcelona with Messi (2) and Villa (2) scoring the goals."
Kamen writes: "I see Arsenal winning this one 4-2 then losing 2-1 at the Nou Camp. Arsenal want revenge after the last meeting and with no major injury woes this time around i reckon we can win this one. Van Persie to score first and Nasri to bag one."
No end of emails to get through as we approach kick-off. Vik Dowlul agrees with my prediction, saying: "The score tonight will be 2-1 Arsenal. Barcelona's last six games away from home have won only one. Under Pep they have not won away from home in the knockout stages. Gunners off a clean sheet and Barca off a disappointing draw away. RVP in sensational form. Lump on!"
Considering Barcelona are the favourites to win the Champions League, it's no surprise to see them priced up at 10/11 with Sky Bet to win this first leg at the Emirates Stadium. Arsenal are 11/4 to spring a surprise and take a lead into the return match at the Nou Camp while the draw is 11/4. A repeat of last year's quarter-final first-leg scoreline - 2-2 - is 14/1 while Lionel Messi is 7/2 favourite to score the first goal, with David Villa next in the running at 5/1. For Arsenal, Robin van Persie is 13/2 but I'm personally quite tempted by the 11/1 on offer for Theo Walcott. The winger made a big impact in the first leg against Barcelona last year, scoring within two minutes of coming on as a second-half substitute, and he'll be a key player for the Gunners tonight. In terms of a correct score tip, I'm going to back a 2-1 win for Arsenal at 28/1! No, I'm not mad - Barcelona have only won one of their last six away games in the Champions League while Arsenal simply have to win tonight if they're to stand a chance of going through. Head now to www.skybet.com to place your pre-match and in-running bets.
Horace Horlicks disagrees with those expecting goals galore tonight, saying: "I am going to fly in the face of adversity and predict a very low scoring draw with both Messi and Van Persie failing to pierce the respective onion bags of Barca and Arsenal. In the words of the famous Irish philosopher Phil O'Sopher "When one door closes, another one shuts." In the case of this monumental match I think both the red and white and stripey doors will be slightly ajar at the beginning of proceedings but will close gradually throughout the ninety minutes of midfield chess." Horace also goes on to predict an aggregate 4-1 win for Arsenal would you believe!
Daniel Jermy writes: "Huge task for Arsenal tonight. Tonight could finally prove that this young Arsenal squad is good enough to take on Europe's elite. However if the defence let's Messi, Villa and Pedro get a hold on the game then it could be a very long night for them. Arsenal would certainly take a draw from this game." I don't think they would take a draw - they simply must win tonight to stand a realistic chance of going through.
As you can see from the teams below, Arsenal playmaker Samir Nasri will start tonight. Nasri, the Gunners' top scorer with 14 goals, makes his first appearance since January 30 after recovering from a hamstring injury. Robin van Persie starts up front, supported by Nasri and Theo Walcott, while the suspended Bacary Sagna is replaced by Emmanuel Eboue and goalkeeper Wojciech Szczesny makes his Champions League debut. Barcelona, viewed by Arsene Wenger as the best team in the world, include Lionel Messi, Xavi, Andres Iniesta and David Villa in their side. The referee is Nicola Rizzoli from Italy.
The Arsenal team is: Szczesny, Eboue, Koscielny, Djourou, Clichy, Song, Wilshere, Walcott, Fabregas, Nasri, van Persie. Subs: Almunia, Rosicky, Denilson, Squillaci, Arshavin, Gibbs, Bendtner.
The Barcelona team is: Valdes, Dani Alves, Pique, Abidal, Maxwell, Xavi, Busquets, Iniesta, Pedro, Messi, Villa. Subs: Pinto, Bojan, Mascherano, Keita, Milito, Afellay, Adriano Correia.
Welcome to live text commentary for tonight's eagerly-anticipated first leg of the Champions League last 16 clash between Arsenal and Barcelona at the Emirates Stadium. If it's anything like the quarter-final meeting between the same sides last year then we're surely in for a thrilling night although Arsene Wenger says his Gunners side are determined to prove they've bridged the gulf in class since they were beaten 6-3 on aggregate by the Catalan giants. If you want to have your say before kick-off, then get your emails to me at firstname.lastname@example.com and I'll publish as many as possible. Kick-off is at 1945 GMT.


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A rapid assay to quantify the cleavage efficiency of custom-designed nucleases in planta
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Custom-designed nucleases are a promising technology for genome editing through the catalysis of double-strand DNA breaks within target loci and subsequent repair by the host cell, which can result in targeted mutagenesis or gene replacement. Implementing this new technology requires a rapid means to determine the cleavage efficiency of these custom-designed proteins in planta. Here we present such an assay that is based on cleavage-dependent luciferase gene correction as part of a transient dual-luciferase® reporter (Promega) expression system. This assay consists of co-infiltrating Nicotiana benthamiana leaves with two Agrobacterium tumefaciens strains: one contains the target sequence embedded within a luciferase reporter gene and the second strain contains the custom-designed nuclease gene(s). We compared repair following site-specific nuclease digestion through non-homologous DNA end-joining, as opposed to single strand DNA annealing, as a means to restore an out-of-frame luciferase gene cleavage-reporter construct. We show, using luminometer measurements and bioluminescence imaging, that the assay for non-homologous end-joining is sensitive, quantitative, reproducible and rapid in estimating custom-designed nucleases' cleavage efficiency. We detected cleavage by two out of three transcription activator-like effector nucleases that we custom-designed for targets in the Arabidopsis CRUCIFERIN3 gene, and we compared with the well-established 'QQR' zinc-finger nuclease. The assay we report requires only standard equipment and basic plant molecular biology techniques, and it can be carried out within a few days. Different types of custom-designed nucleases can be preliminarily tested in our assay system before their downstream application in plant genome editing.
KeywordsDNA repair Genome engineering Non-homologous end-joining TALENs Targeted mutagenesis ZFNs
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I like it. The big names of the past have reached the age of 40 or are well past it and need to be replaced. Aerts, Le Banner, Sefo and even Schilt is close to 40.
So it's up to the youngsters now and there are plenty of them on this card.
Catinas is a strog Romanian fighters who has been training at Chakuriki and he has improved a lot under the eye of Harinck. Harinck stated that he punches harder then any fighters he had in the past ( including Le Banner ... ). He'll be facing the good boxing, fast and heavy handed Smokin' Edwards though which is not a good matchup for him. We'll see how he deals with Edwards.
Londt is a very talented young fighter who throws everything with full power and bad intentions. He's another great talent, but he too is matched with a very difficult to fight ( moves well, is tall and a long reach ) Indian fighter in Jaideep who already has a win.
over Kharitonov.
Lascenko is on a roll and has been training at Mike's Gym. He captured the Local Combat title. Very determined and skilled fighter with an incredible fightheart. He's be matched with the tall Gerges from Chakuriki, who is well known in the meantime.
Miller is a good American fighter and he'll have to beat a young Obotorov who recently fought a draw with Le Banner.
Vigney will have to get past the skilled and experienced Samedov, which will be a hard task for him.
Blake vs Crocop will be interesting as well. Blake moves very well and Crocop still brings plenty of power to the kickboxing ring. Kickboxing suits him way better then mma.
Morosanu is very hungry and has been improving over that last couple of years which translated into some nice victories. Now he will face a real test in Slowinski who is a ity high level and complete kickboxer. Great fight as well.
I don't have to tell you I'm realy looking foward to this to see which prospect goes through and which one will drop. Very interested how the Americans will do as well!
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I've written before about the fundamental difference between DC and Marvel. (Marvel started with a core group, as opposed to DC's loose confederation, blah blah blah.) However, as plok reminds me, Marvel also benefited greatly, yesterday and today, simply from not being DC. That is, Marvel was and is free to riff on classic superhero tropes 'til the Skrull-cows come home, because that's part of what a competitor does. When DC finally started using serialized storytelling, the "illusion of change," and the "realistic" flourishes which had become a staple of the House of Ideas, it was pretty much too late: DC would always be playing catch-up. This has, to put it mildly, not worked out so well for the folks who first brought you the superhero.
There may be a way, though, for DC to capitalize on the static nature of its flagship characters while simultaneously making them fresh for today's readers; and it comes from a little TV show called …
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… "Glee."
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My initial interest in (and affection for) "Glee" came from my own musical background. Just like paragon-of-cool Will Riker, I am a trombone player. Since fourth grade, I have played for any group which would have me — concert bands, orchestras, marching bands, jazz bands, whatever — in venues from churches to concert halls to midnight hockey games. Not quite as TV-friendly as a high school glee club, granted; but trust me, high-school band isn't exactly on the road to popularity either. (College band was a little better.) Thus, when "Glee" posits that being in show choir is just about the worst thing a high-schooler can do in terms of reputation, it's not hard to believe.
Indeed, on one level, "Glee's" first season was all about a group of disparate singers learning to work together, rely on one another, and otherwise bond. Naturally, this gave the show a nominal amount of ongoing subplots — who will hook up, who will break up, will the glee club itself survive, etc. Now that Season 1 is over, though, I'm not really eager to crack open the DVDs. The soap-opera aspects of "Glee" never really grabbed me, and in hindsight they seem somewhat perfunctory. Not that I'm unhappy with who hooked up and who broke up, but that doesn't strike me as the real point of the show. Although the characters have changed, bonded, triumphed, and failed, they haven't moved all that much. It's the "illusion of change" all over again.
Fortunately, the performances are reliably good. My wife and I might not own the Season 1 DVDs, but we have four CD compilations and a couple of iTunes downloads. Accordingly, the real point of "Glee," it seems to me, is simply to bask in the power of music itself. That's an incredibly corny statement, but for all its aspirations to hipness, "Glee" is still a corny show at heart.
Besides, for a lot of people, music plugs right into their emotional centers; and music performed well can make up for a piece's own shortcomings. Consider "Safety Dance," a moderately-catchy '80s no-nukes song perhaps best-remembered for its unfortunate ren-faire-themed video. "Glee" used a more modern, subversive arrangement to turn the song into a flash-mob dance number, shot with handheld verisimilitude by none other than Joss Whedon:
Even without knowing that Artie dreams of someday being able to walk, the enthusiasm in that sequence is palpable, because it is about the symbiotic joys of performing and spectating. It may even be musical theater in a nutshell: the happy notion that anywhere, at any time, a non-obnoxious song-and-dance bit might break out. It's a bit of fantasy which clearly wouldn't work in real life (and it sometimes stretches credulity even in the show's context).
Of course, those soap-opera elements give many songs their emotional weight. Without a story structure, "Glee" is pretty much "American Idol" with more consistent talent; and without the music, it would be a fair-to-good high-school show. Likewise, superhero comics must balance the demands of serialization, and the corollary demands of collected editions, against the indulgence of "moments." Super-speed costume changes, ring-charging ceremonies, and moody Bat-Signal shots are fine in isolation, but you can't have too many too close together or they border on self-parody.
That doesn't mean you have to avoid those kinds of familiar moments. By design, "Glee's" songs are all covers, mostly of well-known songs. I'm not going to suggest that Geoff Johns is "covering" Steve Englehart or Cary Bates in the pages of Green Lantern or The Flash, but I think there is something similar at work. Just as we know how a song should sound, we know how a familiar character should behave, and we expect certain elements in those characters' stories. You can have a new Dynamic Duo, and you want them to facilitate good Batman and Robin stories, but I suspect you still want a nominal amount of familiarity. Seeing the Flash costume spurt out of Barry's ring, seeing Clark duck into the storeroom or the unused staircase, seeing the Bat-Signal through Wayne Manor's windows — these are all formulaic and/or clichéd by now; but they ease the reader into the story.
And it's not just those little moments of ritual. This week's Superman #702 is a decent-enough story (a touch too satisfied with itself, actually) which, despite being part of "Grounded's" walk-across-America, isn't particularly connected to any time or place. It involves topical concerns like the auto industry and illegal immigration (and health care too, tangentially), but it also finds room for a traditional Super-fight and even a Clark Kent appearance. As I say, these are things I think the average reader expects to see from any regular Superman story, but in light of "New Krypton" and now "Grounded," regular Superman stories seem harder to find. The same goes for Wonder Woman, of course; the Bat-books are gearing up for another big transition; and I would argue that Green Lantern is still engaged in the years-long "War Of Light" mega-arc. However, "Grounded" is turning out more traditional than I might have expected. Flash and Justice League have also been putting out more traditional superhero fare, in the sense that their storylines don't really require a working knowledge of arcane continuity. (Not that they don't depend on arcane continuity, that is….) They're not especially formulaic, but they feel comfortably familiar, even though they may figure more heavily in upcoming line-wide continuity exercises.
More importantly, they work as showcases for the spectacle which defines superhero comics. The Flash's battles with the future-Rogues have included some impressive super-speed sequences, and the corrupted Starheart has provided a sufficiently epic reason for the Justice League and Justice Society to (once again) team up. In the end, sometimes you just want uncomplicated spectacle. Sometimes you just want a decent multi-voice reworking of "Express Yourself," and it doesn't hurt that the female cast members all look good in Madonna gear.
So my advice to DC would be to embrace the spectacle, and not worry so much about the justifications. If viewers can accept spontaneous musical numbers, readers can take a few gratuitous looks up in the sky.
As I mentioned in another recent column's comments section, I believe that the best option for comics (but not the ONLY one, mind you) is the episodic story format that ALSO includes running plotlines. In other words, each issue would be complete on its own- villain acts, hero stops him, the end- BUT there can also be other things going on in the background (other villain is planning something, but what? Or: hero's friend is doing something that will get him or her in trouble, Etc.) as well. These plotlines would later be resolved in their own, single-story issue- while new ones are introduced, and so on and on. This has the advantage of being both done-in-one stories that can be enjoyed for themselves read in one sitting, while ALSO giving the reader a motivation to read later issues- WITHOUT requiring it if you only buy the concluding issue. This also depends on a good balance of exposition on EACH issue- enough so anybody can pick up what's going on, but not so much that it feels unnatural or scares the reader away. I remember many Bronze Age comics being like that, especially Spider-Man. This even works for collections, because you could collect the issues of a specific plotline, so that it looks like a single story that just happens to have a few extraneous battles in it. Everybody wins.


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Restaurant "les Maraîchers", also named "le bistrot de la Couronne" is among the oldest on the Place du Vieux Marché. As its name says, it was where the market gardeners (maraîchers) that sold their vegetables on the market, met and had dinner. I highly recommend.
Favorite Dish: The "menu bistrot", for 18? allows a great choice among the local specialties.
As an aperitif, try the "Kir Normand", it is great !
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I am using Ubuntu Karmic desktop. I want to install Ubuntu 8.04 LTS server in a chroot environment. Can anyone provide instructions on how to do this?. A Google search does not bring up anything useful (perhaps I am searching using the wrong keywords)
Well ypu have two choices : -install a Virtual machine on your computer (VirtualBox allows you to do that), you create a VM for your ubuntu and rulez :) http://www.virtualbox.org/ Thus means you have a closed environment into which you could work freely.
-install a bare-metal hypervisor (Proxmox, VMWare ESXI) a on a server and create as many VM's as you want.
But it looks like you are more looking for the first solution
I'm not sure what you mean: you want to install a whole ubuntu distro inside a chroot jail?
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Contributions of the Incan Civilization
|The Pucara of Sacsayhuaman Ruins
The most awe-inspiring contribution of Inca contribution to society today is in architecture. Incan architecture did not have the subtlety of the Mayan, with its profuse ornamentation; nor had it the emotional impact of the Aztec; but Incan engineering and structural daring--the grandiose concept of its cities and the handling of rock masses-- finds no rival in either the New World of the Old. The number and size of Incan architecture, even in ruins, is overwhelming. Sites such as Macchu Picchu, perched in a saddle 10,000 ft high between two Andean peaks, gives us an idea of what Incan urban planning must have been like. The pucara, or fortress, of Sacsahuaman that guarded Cusco is a case in point. It is without doubt one of the greatest structures of its kind anywhere. Fifteen hundred feet in length, compsed of three massive tiers of stone walls, which have a combined height of 60 feet. The walls are broken into 46 salients, retiring angles, and butresses. The cyclopean foundations contain stones which weigh more than 30 tons; these stones had beveled edges. The 300,000 or more stones that form the fortress are irregularly polygonal and locked so well structurally that they have defied innumerable earthquakes as well as the attempts of man himself to dislodge them. The fortress, replete with fighting towers, underground passages, habitations and an intricate system of water distribution, was begun in 1438 and finished in 1508; took 30,000 workmen over 70 years to complete.
|Stone Paved Trail Segment, Inca Trail
Roads, Bridges, and the courier system were several contributions the Inca made to current society. The Incas took over the roads of earlier civilizations and developed more than 10,000 miles (16,000 km) of new all-weather highways. Since Pre-Colombian Peruvians did not have the wheel, the roads were developed for foot and llama caravans. The Andean road, since it crossed mountainous terrain, was narrower; it varied between 15 and 24 ft. Its length was 2,350 miles and it had no less than 100 bridges, either of wood or stone, or fiber-cable suspension; four bridges alone crossed the chasms of the Apurimac River. Distance markers were used avery 42/2 miles and rest stations were placed alongside the road every 12-18 miles.
|Examples of Freeze-dried foods
The Inca developed the concept of freeze-dried foods. They put them on mountain terraces, and the solar radiation and extrememly cold temperatures combined with the harvester's trampling on them created a freeze-dried product that lasted indefinetly. The Incas stored their potatoes and other food crops on the mountain heights above Machu Picchu. The cold mountain temperatures froze the food and the water inside slowly vaporized under the low air pressure of the high altitudes.
During World War II, the freeze-dried process was developed commercially when it was used to preserve blood plasma and penicillin. Freeze-drying requires the use of a special machine called a freeze-dryer, which has a large chamber for freezing and a vacuum pump for removing moisture. Over 400 different types of freeze-dried foods have been commercially produced since the 1960s. Two bad candidates for freeze-drying are lettuce and watermelon because they have too high a water content and freeze-dry poorly. Freeze-dried coffee is the best-known freeze-dried product.
|Inca agricultural terraces in Pisac
The Incas further developed the use of terraces for agricultural farming. These terraces provided flat ground for food production, while at the same time protecting the city centers from erosions or landscapes which are common in the Andes. In Spanish these raised agricultual "systems" are called Andinas, which come from the word Andes. Benefits of this agricultural system include defense against potential floods, and landslides. A very unusual terrace cultivation site is the one near Moray (called the Moray Terraces). It consists of "sunken" circular terraces. They were dug into the ground and resemble meteorite craters. It is believed that the Incas were experimenting by planting under different conditions: it was colder deeper in the craters, warmer on the higher levels and again, different types of soil were used according to plant species and the sunlight intensity was also variating from higher to lower ground.
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There are at least three artists recording under the name of Tifa 1) Mladen Vojičić - Tifa is a Rock singer from Bosnia and Herzegovina, born in Sarajevo in 1960. (See below) 2) Tifa (born Latifa Brown) is a Jamaican female deejay 3) Tifa is a folk group from the island Timor in the Indonesian archipelago. Tifa sing in three different languages whilst striking a bamboo instrument called a Takadau. Mladen Vojičić - Tifa began his career in 1979 as a bass player in a Heavy Metal band Prvi Čin. Read more on Last.fm Read more about Tifa
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S.1579: SCRA Enhancement and Improvement Act of 2013
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Post-Term Pregnancy - Topic Overview
Full-term babies are delivered sometime between 37 and 42 weeks of pregnancy. (Those weeks are counted from the first day of your last menstrual period.) A pregnancy that has reached 42 or more weeks is called a "post-term" or "post-date" pregnancy. You might also call it "overdue." Pregnancy that lasts beyond the due date is fairly common.
In most cases, there is no obvious cause of a post-term pregnancy.
Some post-term pregnancies are not truly post-term. The due date may not have been figured correctly. (Your due date is 40 completed weeks after your last period. If you ovulated late in your cycle, your pregnancy didn't start as early as this due date says.)
An ultrasound measurement of your fetus during the first trimester can give the most accurate due date. But even that due date is an estimate of when you might deliver.
What concerns are linked to post-term pregnancy?
Most often, a post-term baby is born in good health. But a very small number of post-term pregnancies are linked to stillbirth and infant death. This is why your doctor or nurse-midwife will watch you closely after 40 to 41 weeks.
Many doctors and nurse-midwives want to lower risks for the post-term baby by delivering by or before 42 weeks. In most cases, watching and waiting is also fine. It is often hard to know which choice is best during the 2 weeks after the due date:
- Any time after the due date that a fetal problem shows up in testing, it is time to deliver.
- If the cervix is ready for delivery, many doctors speed up the process by inducing labor. This may start in the doctor's office with a simple sweeping of the membranes.
- If the cervix isn't ready for delivery, watching and waiting is a reasonable choice. But giving medicine to soften the cervix and induce labor does seem to have some advantages. A review of studies has shown that softening the cervix and inducing labor after 41 completed weeks lowers the rate of stillbirths and infant deaths (though, either way, deaths are very rare).1
For safety reasons, most health professionals will plan to deliver a baby by 42 weeks, inducing labor if necessary.
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The crash was reported on Kansas 16 Highway west of 235th Street.
Bart H. Kissinger, 46, of Oskaloosa, was driving west in a 1997 Ford pickup when the vehicle crossed the center of the roadway. The truck struck a trailer being hauled by an eastbound pickup.
Kissinger's truck then struck an eastbound 2000 Chevrolet Suburban. Debris from the impact of the two vehicles struck another pickup that also was in the eastbound lane, according to a KHP report.
Kissinger, who was not wearing a seatbelt, was killed in the crash.
The Suburban's driver, Brandon L. McKinsey, 39, of Tonganoxie, also died as a result of the crash. McKinsey was wearing a seatbelt, according to the KHP report.
No other injuries were reported.
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I've searched around a lot, and tried various tweaks to .htaccess files to try to turn off mod_security for a particular cgi script (uber uploader) but it doesn't seem to have any effect.
The most popular one I see rehashed all over the web is:
# Turn off mod_security filtering.
SecFilterEngine Off
# The below probably isn't needed,
# but better safe than sorry.
SecFilterScanPOST Off
Which looks relative simple to me - if "SecFilterEngine" is in some way related to mod_security of course. Shame it has absolutely no effect!
Does anyone have a suggested way I can simply disable it for a request to any file in my cgi-bin directory?


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South Korean 'Bull Market' to Run Another 20%, Mirae Asset Says
South Korea's "bull market" will boost the benchmark stock index by as much as 20 percent this year on earnings growth driven by exports, according to Mirae Asset Global Investments Co.
Operating profit for listed companies may "easily" increase more than 30 percent in 2010, making valuations more attractive, Kim Sung Woo, a senior portfolio manager at the nation's biggest money manager, said in a phone interview today. He recommended airline, petrochemical and technology stocks.
The Kospi index is the third-worst performer among emerging markets in Asia this year, having gained 2.6 percent. The 766 companies in the gauge, which climbed 50 percent last year, trade at 10.9 times estimated earnings, the second-lowest multiple in Asia Pacific after Pakistan.
"I'm optimistic about the Korean market," Kim said. "Domestic companies are well positioned to capture strong demand in emerging markets."
Kim's Mirae Asset Global Discovery Fund - Korea Equity Fund incorporated in Luxembourg is the best performer among 60 funds established overseas to invest in Korean stocks, according to Bloomberg data. The fund has returned 15.5 percent this year. Mirae Asset Global Investments manages the equivalent of $54 billion in assets.
Top Holdings
The fund's top holdings are Samsung Electronics Co., LG Chem Ltd., Posco, Hyundai Heavy Industries Co. and LG Display Co.
Samsung Electronics, Asia's biggest maker of semiconductors, flat screens and mobile phones, said on April 6 first-quarter profit increased sevenfold after demand for personal computers and televisions drove up prices.
"The global economy is turning around, and more buying from foreign investors and domestic pension funds is expected this year," Kim, 36, said. "Investors are already witnessing impressive earnings."
Factories from China to the U.S. accelerated in March, pointing to a rebound in international trade that is contributing to a global economic recovery.
Manufacturing in China grew for a 13th month and U.S. factories expanded the most since July 2004, reports showed. Business sentiment in Japan rose to the highest since 2008, while factories in Britain and the euro region stepped up production.
Korean Air Lines Co. will outperform the benchmark this year as global trading volume recovers, Kim forecast. Korean Air has advanced 75 percent over the past year, compared with a 33 percent gain in the Kospi.
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"Korean Air has expanded its capacity, and that should definitely bear fruit in an industry upturn," Kim said. "The demise of rivals may give another boost."
Japan Airlines Corp. filed for bankruptcy in January with 2.32 trillion yen ($24.9 billion) in liabilities after posting three losses in four years.
Kim favors Honam Petrochemical Corp. and LG Chem Ltd., which has doubled in the past year, as the global economy strengthens and as no major capacity expansion within the industry is planned for 2011-2013. He also likes LS Corp. after it advanced 31 percent in the past year.


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According to this "Pick a Candidate" tool, the presidential candidates with whom I most agree are, in order:
Kucinich (we disagree about No Child Left Behind)
Clinton (we disagree about a ton of things, including the death penalty and same-sex marriage, but the relative importance of various issues bumped her into second place)
Gravel (we disagree, disturbingly, about nothing)
Dodd (again, lots and lots of disagreements, including the proposed fence along the Mexican border)
Edwards (we disagree about the death penalty, No Child Left Behind, the PATRIOT Act, and same-sex marriage)
Richardson (he opposes the assault weapons ban, among other things)
and, finally, Obama (we disagree about same-sex marriage, the border fence, and the PATRIOT Act).
Leaving aside the questionable value of a ranking system that excludes viability as a factor (if I wanted to throw my vote away, I'd vote for FDR), this rating system has some obvious shortcomings. Each issue you're concerned about gets one of three "weights"—"key," "important," or "meh." (You can also say an issue is not a factor or that you're unsure where you stand.) "Meh" gets one point, "important" gets two points, and "key" gets five. So issues that are "key"—in my case, abortion rights, ANWR drilling, Kyoto, torture, universal health care, and the minimum wage—are given a weight far out of proportion to those I consider merely "important"—No Child Left Behind, Guantanamo, various Iraq-war-related issues, and a constitutional ban on same-sex marriage. And others I ranked as "meh"—meaning that I have an opinion about them but they aren't really a big factor in my decision—still count for or against the candidates. Thus it's probable that the ranking system will give too much weight to some issues and too little to others. Looking at the issues matrix on 2Decide, for example, it's pretty clear Kucinich came out ahead because he opposes the death penalty, the border fence, and the PATRIOT Act, and supports same-sex marriage. (Those issues also helped bump Gravel up.) However, as a pragmatic Democrat (i.e., a Democrat who wants the Democrats to win), I can see room for compromise on at least two of those issues, and maybe all of them. Among the three frontrunners, the candidate I most agree with on the issues that I consider important is actually Obama—the lowest-ranking candidate on my list. Edwards, whom I'm leaning toward at the moment, comes in second, but only by virtue of having more nuanced positions than Clinton on a couple of issues, and by being a stronger advocate for impoverished Americans and universal health care, something a matrix like this one can't pick up on.


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In Windows, you can use the ClicKey program to make click sounds when you type keys. In Mac OS X, you can use KeyClick.
Is there any such program for Linux? I'm using Gnome and Ubuntu 9.10.
xset c doesn't seem to work.
This doesn't really answer the question, but I'm going to go out on a limb anyway and suggest that you invest in a quality, buckling spring keyboard. That way, not only do you get the nice clicky-sound, but you get the robustness and "feel" that only come with that type of construction.
They are still being made, in beige and black, with and without "Windows" keys, and with USB connectors. Google is your friend.
I use them daily on Windows and Linux machines, and have never had a problem. I don't own a non-ADB Mac, so I can't say how they work there.
Happy clicking.
Look at the Gnome Accessibility options. Read the section on "Keyboard Accessibility Audio Feedback"
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Try this:
I can't get keyclick working either (i.e. xset c 100 didn't work for me either) and I wanted to share this before trying steps 2 and 3 above.
Hope this helps (us both!)
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If I try to create a scheduled tweet manually for the same day no matter what time I choose, I alway get the error:
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Corporal Joe Piggott, a trooper spokesman in Mobile, said William Austin Wood of Foley was hit on U.S. 98 near County Road 27 in the Barnwell community.
The youngster was taken to Thomas Hospital where he was pronounced dead.
The accident occurred Monday night around 7 p.m.
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The Republican minority in the state assembly and state senate have issued their own budget proposal and Dan Weintraub's column today exposes it as a joke. For the party that will protect luxury yacht owners by leaving open a Tax Loophole and allowing themse;ves to be more accountable to the Flash Report than voters, the…
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Does anyone know how I can get my Canon Pixma MX452 running on Ubuntu 13.04, either via USB or 802.11? I tried to install in 13.04 via USB, but it used a generic text-only driver which didn't work at all. No scanner functionality either.
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As we culled decades of history to select the 50 most painful outcomes in college football, we couldn't help but notice some days are meaner than others. On some days, the college football gods are in a bad mood. They dole out misery in bulk, wrenching guts in more than one stadium.
Here is a look at three of the most unlikely -- or, depending on your point of view, most vengeful -- days in the game.
Nov. 20, 1982
It is a day that will belong forever to Stanford and California, thanks to The Play, the Bears' rugby-style romp through the Stanford band as the final seconds ticked away. Even if there had never been YouTube, the game would be remembered as long as there was a Bears fan.
Here's how big The Play is. It has usurped every bit of attention from what might have been the craziest sprint to the finish in any Football Bowl Subdivision conference in recent history. For all the uproar over the finish at Memorial Stadium, all Cal's victory in the Big Game did was push the Bears (4-3) into sole possession of sixth place in the Pac-10 ahead of the Cardinal (3-5).
When that Saturday began, No. 5 Washington, No. 8 Arizona State and No. 15 USC led the league with records of 5-1. No. 11 UCLA, at 4-1-1, lurked only a half-game behind. But the Bruins stood a half-game behind three ranked teams, all of which would have to lose in order for UCLA to go to the Rose Bowl.
That's exactly what happened. The Bruins defeated the Trojans 20-19, stopping a two-point conversion after time had expired to hang on to the victory. The Huskies lost to Washington State, which had a 2-7-1 record, 24-20. Washington All-American kicker Chuck Nelson, who had made 30 consecutive field goals, missed one in the fourth quarter that would have given the Huskies the lead.
And one week later, Arizona upset Arizona State 28-18. UCLA, in one week, zoomed from fourth place in the league to the Rose Bowl, where it defeated Michigan 24-14.
Jan. 1, 1984
No. 5 Miami began the day as the unlikeliest of national champion candidates. But thanks to a pair of thunderclap endings, the Hurricanes rose to the top of the polls.
First came the Cotton Bowl, in which No. 2 Texas drove inside the Georgia 35 seven times but scored only nine points. Thanks to the Longhorns' defense, that looked as if it would be enough. The Longhorns led 9-3 until Craig Curry fumbled a punt late in the game. The Bulldogs recovered at the Texas 23 and scored to win 10-9.
No. 4 Illinois (10-1) played unranked UCLA (6-4-1) in the Rose Bowl in what appeared to be a mismatch. It was. The Bruins embarrassed the Illini 45-9.
That night, in the Sugar Bowl, No. 3 Auburn defeated No. 8 Michigan 9-7 in name only. The lackluster victory did nothing to make the Tigers' case for the national championship. That left the Orange Bowl, where hometown, home-field Miami stunned No. 1 Nebraska. The game hung on Huskers coach Tom Osborne's decision to go for two points, trailing 31-30, with 48 seconds to play.
Had Osborne kicked the extra point, the poll voters, in all likelihood, would have kept Nebraska at No. 1 over once-beaten Auburn. But Osborne wanted to win the game. The Huskers went for two points. Defensive back Ken Calhoun tipped Turner Gill's pass to Jeff Smith. The second thunderclap boomed. Miami won its first national championship.
Oct. 15, 2005
The national championship race rarely pivots so sharply on a mid-October day. That's exactly what happened in a matter of minutes at Notre Dame and at Michigan.
In South Bend, No. 9 Notre Dame pushed No. 1 USC to the brink of an upset. But as you might recall, Trojans tailback Reggie Bush pushed back. Specifically, Bush pushed Trojans quarterback Matt Leinart from behind, helping to propel Leinart into the end zone from 1 yard out with three seconds to play. USC won 34-31 and went on to the BCS Championship Game.
At Michigan, the Wolverines upset No. 10 Penn State 27-25 when Chad Henne completed a 10-yard pass to Mario Manningham on the final play of the game. That one play made life easier for USC, Texas and a lot of poll voters. Penn State finished the regular season 10-1. The undefeated Trojans played the Longhorns in the Rose Bowl for the BCS championship, unaccompanied by controversy.
Ivan Maisel is a senior writer for ESPN.com and hosts the ESPNU College Football podcast. Send your questions and comments to him at email@example.com.


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Three-time Dove Award winner Ginny Owens will highlight this year's Gallatin Lions Club banquet on Oct. 20 at the Gallatin Country Club.
The fact that Ginny has been blind for much of her life makes her a perfect fit for the Lions Club which focuses on sight preservation. Each year members of the club go into local day-care, mothers-day-out and HeadStart programs and, using a special camera, check the eyesight of the youngsters. Used eyeglasses are also collected, recycled and distributed to needy individuals throughout the world.
A decade and a half ago, Ginny made her name as a deeply spiritual singer-songwriter with alternative pop smarts. It was a combination that captivated Lilith Fair Tour, Sundance Film Festival, club and church audiences alike, landed her songs on Christian radio and primetime television dramas like "Felicity" and earned her a New Artist of the Year award from the Gospel Music Association.
She recorded her breakthrough debut "Without Condition" and the two albums after it with producer Monroe James, producer for Third Day and Holly Williams.
The Dove Award is presented in recognition of outstanding achievement in the Christian music industry.
A lot's happened since Ginny began her recording career. During the past seven years alone, she's completed her label contract with Michael W. Smith's Rocketown Records and started releasing albums on her own tiny indie label; spent nine months in New York City studying writing at Columbia and teaching songwriting at a middle school; returned home to Jackson to nurse her mother through breast cancer; lost both her grandmothers and a beloved cousin to brain cancer and expanded her understanding of music's power to unite and lift their spirits.
Ginny will both tell her life's story and perform for the Lions on Oct. 20 beginning at 6:30 p.m.
The banquet is the highlight of the club's year, a time in which its members invite their spouses to be with them at a meeting and a time in which members are recognized for outstanding service to the club in various capacities. The coveted "Lion of the Year" will be named.
A luscious buffet supper is part of the program.