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|Funk, C Joel; Wang, Jieru; Ito, Yoko et al. (2012) Infection of human alveolar macrophages by human coronavirus strain 229E. J Gen Virol 93:494-503
|Wang, Jieru; Nikrad, Mrinalini P; Travanty, Emily A et al. (2012) Innate immune response of human alveolar macrophages during influenza A infection. PLoS One 7:e29879
|Watanabe, Tokiko; Shinya, Kyoko; Watanabe, Shinji et al. (2011) Avian-type receptor-binding ability can increase influenza virus pathogenicity in macaques. J Virol 85:13195-203
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Labor force participation and juvenile delinquency in Taiwan: a time series analysis
This study examines the null hypothesis of Granger no-causality between labor force participation (LFP) and juvenile delinquency in Taiwan. In order to explore this issue more thoroughly, this study adopts the approach proposed by Toda and Yamamoto (1995, Journal of Econometrics, 66(1–2), 225–250). It uses official time-series data provided by the Government of Taiwan. After estimating both a four- and five-variable VAR system, one that substitutes both male and female LFP rates for the aggregate LFP rate, the primary findings of this study reveal the following: The higher the past juvenile crime rate, the lower the future aggregate and female LFP rate will be. In addition, the higher the past male LFP rate, the higher the future juvenile crime rate will be. These findings are quite robust in terms of different lag-length structures. Copyright Springer Science+Business Media, LLC 2007
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Turning Japanese
|"Turning Japanese"
|Single by The Vapors
|from the album New Clear Days
|"Talk Talk"
|United Artists
|David Fenton
|Vic Coppersmith-Heaven
|The Vapors singles chronology
"Turning Japanese" is a song released by English band The Vapors, from their album New Clear Days, and the song for which they are best known. The lyric consists mainly of the singer talking about pictures of his love. It prominently features an Oriental riff played on guitar.
Songwriter David Fenton explains: "Turning Japanese is all the clichés about angst and youth and turning into something you didn't expect to."[3]
The band knew they had a success with "Turning Japanese", so much so that they waited until their second single before releasing it, fearing that if they released it as their first they would become "one-hit wonders". They never matched its success.[4]
The song enjoyed some sales in Japan after its great success in Australia, where it spent two weeks at No. 1 during June 1980.[5]
"Turning Japanese" was believed to euphemistically refer to masturbation — i.e. the act causing the man to squint and therefore resemble a Japanese person's eyes[1] or possibly, referencing the British slang word "Jap's eye" (the urinary meatus) and the act of turning referring to the process of masturbation — but the song's author Fenton denied that claim in an interview on VH1.[citation needed] "It could have been (turning) Portuguese, Lebanese, anything that fitted with that phrase. It has nothing to do with the Japanese...The first time the idea of masturbation came up was when we were touring America. It was written about that 'turning Japanese' was an English phrase for masturbation, which it wasn't."[citation needed]
Guitarist Rob Kemp went on to say, "It's a love song about somebody who had lost his girlfriend and was going slowly crazy, turning Japanese is just all the cliches of our angst... turning into something you never expected to."[citation needed]
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"Don't Stand So Close to Me" by The Police
|Canadian CHUM number-one single
13 December 1980 (1 week)
|Succeeded by
"(Just Like) Starting Over" by John Lennon
|Preceded by
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|Australian Kent Music Report number-one single
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Cons: Pricey (but worth it), No Pool, I Only Booked One Night
I am not a timeshare or vacation club purchasing kind of guy, but this place may just change me!
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I was in town for business and pleasure and had an open night. We wanted to tour around downtown and with two young children, did not want to walk further than necessary. So something close to the Freedom Trail was desirable. Originally we chose a hotel in the Seaport area as it was considerably less expensive, but after looking at this place, I decided to switch and WOW am I glad I did!
We arrived around noon, well before check in, and were told our room was not ready. That was to be expected as check in is at 4:00; however, the other person working at the desk jumped on the computer and quickly found us another room on the 11th floor. We were blown away with the room. The furnishings were beautiful and looked brand new, the enormous windows stretched to the very high ceilings, letting in tons of light and providing beautiful views to the East and South. We didn't want to leave the room!
On the 26th floor, the open air observation deck provided beautiful views of the city. In the morning I returned and watched sunrise, which I highly recommend, this must be the best place in Boston to see the city. On the 24th floor, there is a game room, this was not what I expected. I hear game room and I think of a small room with a few dated video games, wrong! This floor had air hockey and a pool table as well as checkers, chess, backgammon. It also provided wonderful views of the city and an education on the workings of the clock tower. You can see the clock in operation and look behind the clock face. My kids loved this space!
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Cottage Potato Salad
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|Salad dressing
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|Plain yogurt
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|Onion flavor salad dressing mix
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|Small red potatoes
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Combine buttermilk, mayonnaise and yogurt in small bowl.
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Combine potato cubes, Cottage cheese, celery, Colby cheese, radishes, green onion, salt and pepper in large bowl.
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Serving size: Complete recipe
Calories 1792 Calories from Fat 646
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 72 g111.5%
Saturated Fat 29.6 g147.9%
Trans Fat 0.5 g
Cholesterol 639.3 mg213.1%
Sodium 2892 mg120.5%
Total Carbohydrates 205 g68.4%
Dietary Fiber 15.8 g63.2%
Sugars 32.6 g
Protein 91 g181.6%
Vitamin A 77.3% Vitamin C 317.5%
Calcium 93.1% Iron 57.8%
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Oh great, another 200+ action anime.
Art and sound wise, Bleach is made at a really high standard. This anime utilizes the best that animation has to offer while still keeping the original 'feel' that the Manga had. One look at this anime and you can easily tell what it is, as it sets itself apart with its unique soundtrack and animation style.
In fact, this is one of the few soundtracks from an anime I wouldn't mind putting on my Ipod, as each piece is both unique in its own way yet enjoyable. This also goes for the Japanese voice acting, which selects actors very suitable for each role. I would probably like this anime much more if I had simply closed my eyes and enjoyed the audio.
Now, of course this anime has its own flaws, the characters. I could go on a rant, saying how each individual character in the anime is poorly designed and ever more poorly executed (no pun intended) but seeing as how this anime has way too many of them it would take a life time. The main cast, which consists of Ichigo, his grab bag of friends, Rukia, and several other Shinigami, rarely stays consistent. As much as Bleach tried to break free of the classic anime character molds it usually fails miserably. I'll have you know that I hate character molds.
But one character as earned her own paragraph, and her name is Orihime. Not only is she an orphan, but she is all incredibly beautiful, clumsy, has witness the death of her brother, has a triple F cup that defies gravity, has godly abilities, is one of the smartest students in her class but is somehow functionally retarded when it comes to her inter actions with the other characters, really kind, and is friends with just about everyone. But most of all, she also has a crush on the main character. Yet despite all of her amazing, god –like abilities she is reduced to little more than free cleavage or a source of humor. How the hell does any of that make sense?
Orihime isn't the only girl in this anime, yet one might not be able to notice as most of them all have two similar traits, having gravity defying breasts and being useless. These female characters are introduced to be very important, plot changing, independent women but almost always end up being pushed aside by one of the male characters and are then reduced to little more than background cleavage for the viewer to look at. You can tell the writer had good intentions for them, giving them empowering backgrounds and strong abilities yet somehow they always end up running to Ichigo for help. Every now and then they will be giving an insignificant battle to fight (usually with another woman) in order to prove that they can also do something. This battle will have little to do with the plot, and almost always is a brawl with one of the villain's lackeys, which basically is used to get Ichigo to the next room. In fact, despite having so many characters that claim to be much stronger than Ichigo, Ichigo is almost always the one who has to get shit done. The entire universe rests in inexperienced Ichigo's hands… despite the fact that Ichigo has allies who are much stronger than he is. How the hell does any of that make sense?
Finally, the plot. Being based in a manga, you can't completely blame the anime for its poor plot. In fact, in theory the plot seems to be a good idea. It is the very poor execution that ruined it. If the plot was put in that hands of, let's say, Studio Ghibli it would have probably turned out much better because, in theory, the idea of a society made up of reapers who defend an earth that is not even aware of their very existence is very appealing. At cover, you would think Bleach was a paranormal anime about self discovery discovering the answers in life and its meaning. But that isn't what this anime is about. If the anime was a movie or 20-episode anime it would work much better, but the five episode long fight scenes and riddle of subplots completely tarnished the original plot. If you flipped to a random episode you wouldn't have a clue of what was going on, you would need to watch all 200+ episode to finally fully understand the once simple plot.
I also agree. This whole entire episodes was nothing but episodic with just meanliness fights, and talk. I felt bored just watching it. From the first episode you can tell that it was just dull, and had nothing of interest. I would say that the manga is just about the same as the anime. Nothing but boring fights and talks, and really useless side stories.
The characters I also agree with.. Orihime had the strange ablities and instead of going into that and building her character, she was nothing but weak, useless, and really just a decoration in the background. Rukia I found also useless, all she ever really did was yell at Ichigo, and all the women.. god it felt like the show was nothing but male domanicy over them. 'shivers' Not fun. Now Ichigo.. I didn't like him.. in fact I felt he was more of a Marty-stu (or Gary-stu). We have other characters, just for show, and yet he is the one that is stronger than them, bothers to get stuff done.. really this just was a desastor waiting to happen. Nicely done for pointing it out.
Agreed, I'm watching bleach right now, but skipped all the fillers, I also skip a lot of the fight scenes as well. I think it would have been best if Bleach had seasons so Kubo (The manga artist) would have time to think about the plot and characters. You can tell that Kubo kinda made things up and now the anime went ADHD.
I think the anime would have been better off without the male power fantasies thrown in, and just kept to the short stories about Ichigo setting the hollows free, or something that has some actual thought put in. Not just I'm going to become strongest, muahahhaah.


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ROF59 Leisure Complex,, Durham Way South,, Newton Aycliffe Business Park,, Newton Aycliffe, COUNTY DURHAM DL5 6XN
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Registration £6.00, adult entry £8.00 Concessions for children, groups and students.
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Very large 20m lead wall with a 13m overhang, vertical 20m sections, 20m constant overhang plus six top roped 15m slabs as well as 9, 9m top roped walls. With More Coming Soon!
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Sandra Simone of Talladega County, Ala., is an award-winning organic farmer who used to be a jazz singer in the San Francisco Bay Area. "It took many years for my husband's words — 'We need to own our ancestors' land' — to click," Simone said. "All I wanted was to get out of rural Alabama as a teenager. I never thought I'd return, let alone own land and farm it, organically and sustainably." Read more here
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Ever wished and wished and wished beyond all reasonable hope that you could buy an organic farm with good will, passion, and desire? Well, now maybe you can! The owners of Humble Heart Farms, a 20 acre goat dairy in Northern Alabama, want to give their farm (along with its 55 milking goats, 3-bedroom ranch house, $20,000 for start-up costs, and all the secrets of their trade) to the writer of the best 200-word essay.
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In 2007, the founders of Jones Valley Teaching Farm transformed three and a half acres of vacant downtown Birmingham property into an urban farm, driven by the singular vision of making our community a healthier place.
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We took an Alaskan Inside Passage Cruise and I wanted to find something that would be good for both me, my MIL and my 2 elementary aged children. When I saw this, I thought it would be nice - not super fun and excited but interesting and active.
It was really warm in Ketchikan the week we were in Alaska....
We took this tour booked through the Holland America Volendam cruise ship. The day was a miserable day, with fairly heavy rain. Bus trip to the Sanctuary was good with a very colorful driver who was entertaining. They provided disposable ponchos which were quite adequate. Lovely to walk through the rainforest, most of which was on a boardwalk. After waiting...
Nice to stroll along the rainforest, easy walk and short. The guide is very knowledgeable. Beautiful sceneries and a lot of vegetation and plants. If you go in the right time (Sept?), you may see a salmon run and bears feeding on the salmons. Bring light jacket or windbreaker. I can be misty. The nice thing about this rainforest, unlike...
Don't go on this excursion. We paid $240 each and saw 1 bear. We walked 50 feet on a man made boardwalk and stayed there the whole time watching 1 bear and her cub. We didn't see salmon, reindeer, bald eagles, nothing else they advertise in their brochure.
We booked this excursion through our cruise ship when we docked in Ketchikan.
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Ketchikan was our first port whilst travelling on the Coral Princess. Our guides that day were Cassie & Ellie. They were incredibly knowledgeable & enthusiastic.
We walked along a boardwalk elevated above the forest floor, which to be honest was not what I was expecting. It was a beautiful rainforest. We observed a few playful red squirrels & gulls, but...
A non-strenuous walk w/naturalist through a temporal rainforest, beside a salmon hatchery (wild release), and into a studio where expert carvers are at work on a towering totem pole. With luck, otters will be in the river munching on migrating salmon or just floating on their backs.
If walking through a rain forest is your thing then this is a good excursion to take. The guides are very knowledgeable and make sure you are informed about the flora and forna being observed.
The highlight of this trip was finding a stream that was chocka block with spawning salmon and 2 black bears feeding off the salmon.
Got off the ship thinking we would have an interesting walk and ended up having an amazing guided tour by Kevin. It was spawning season so it turned out that the black bears were have a major feast in Eagle Creek and there were dead salmon all over the place and 4 black bears a number of bald eagles, seals...
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We are coming the end of May. Will there be much wildlife to view at this time? Bears? Also, can we get to the sanctuary by ourselves instead of booking through the cruise ship? Thanks
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Cambridge Cultural and Historical Geography
The Cambridge Cultural and Historical Geography thematic group has research interests that span a range of topics in contemporary and historical demography, social policy, and cultural and historical geography.
Political Geology Workshop: Friday 10 March 2017
Contemporary epidemiology, crime, and social policy
Research on contemporary populations aims both to increase understanding of various processes related to health and well-being and to be relevant to policy. Work on epidemiology focuses on the roles of political and welfare regimes, crises and population movement on vulnerability and the spread of epidemics in time and space. Work on both health and crime are bolstered by the exploration of new methodologies for the analysis of spatial data on incidence and transmission, and the analysis of spatial patterns is an important theme in investigations into crime.
Historical demography
Much of our work on historical population relates to historical epidemiology and the determinants of mortality from 1500 to 1950, but we also have projects which examine the spatial patterns of fertility decline and the effects of welfare regimes and health service provision on various demographic processes. The projects listed here are primarily associated with those members of the Cambridge Group for the History of Population and Social Structure (CAMPOP) based in the Geography Department; other CAMPOP projects primarily based in the History Faculty can be found at the CAMPOP website.
The social geography of industrialising Britain
Research on industrialising and urbanising Britain has focused on the uneven geographical development of capitalist and commercial society, and an accompanying citizenship regime managing rights and responsibilities, as well as the emergence of a number of 'social' problems involving health, welfare, and individual or collective 'deviancy'. Our work has explored the formulation and framing of the 'social' as distinct from the 'natural' world, and its regulation through the intervention of state and social agencies at a variety of scales.
Historical geographies of globalisation
It is well appreciated that contemporary globalisation has significant historical antecedents, and continues to develop in spatially uneven ways. Work on empire and colonialism is especially pertinent for understanding the origins of our globalised present, particularly when such work includes or informs considerations of contemporary dispossession and marginalisation, in the name of economic modernisation, humanitarian intervention, and geopolitical security.
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The Cambridge Cultural and Historical Geography thematic group consists of the following members:
|Professor Tim Bayliss-Smith
|Geography and epidemiology of the depopulation of Island Melanesia, especially Solomon Islands in the nineteenth and early twentieth century.
|Dr David Beckingham
|The regulation of alcohol and intemperance in Victorian British cities, especially Liverpool. Geography of the temperance movement at home and abroad.
|Professor Robert Bennett
|History of entrepreneurship and small business, currently mainly 1851-1911 and modern patterns; also history of chambers of commerce 1760 onwards and business associations.
|Adam Bobbette
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|Spatial epidemiology: the disease patterns and processes arising from humanitarian crises and population displacements since the beginning of the twentieth century.
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|Identifying the causes of the heterogeneity of demographic experience observed among proto-industrial populations.
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|Landscape, infrastructure, and modernity, including corporeal and sensory geographies.
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|The geography of crime using GIS, including doorstep criminality in Cambridgeshire and the incidence of rape in Stockholm.
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|Historical geography, occupational structure and transport networks using GIS, and leprosy in Britain since c.1000.
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Behind a lie you find the truth
An eye for an eye a tooth for a tooth
That is the saying some people say
Because when someone lies they feel the rage
A sudden urge to take revenge
To have their life and make it end
And after everything seems fair
They cannot look they cannot dare
A simple glimpse is much to ask
The liars hurt soul in a cast
And that's exactly what not to do
Because liars do take revenge too
So when a liar strikes your heart
With words that you know that are false
Just keep that sweet revenge to you
And let God do what he should do
Behind a lie you find the truth
An eye for an eye a tooth for a tooth
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Skip to comments.Illinois Wants to Release Names of All Gun Owners
Posted on 03/01/2011 1:46:16 PM PST by Tom Rounder
Illinois Attorney General Lisa Madigan says state police must release the name of everyone in the state who is authorized to own a gun.
(Excerpt) Read more at chicagotribune.com ...
How else are criminals going to be able to target homes to rob guns from?
I hope the state is providing free access to computers with help using google maps and google earth so that underprivileged criminals aren't disadvantaged.
And what about access to alarm company databases, and passwords and keycodes? Shouldn't those all be made public too?
Well, if the intent is to "protect the public", how about a list of liberty-destroying, arrogant, self-important Communists:
1) Lisa Madigan
"...must release the name of everyone in the state who is authorized to own a gun."
I submit that would be everyone in the state, except the felons. It would be a considerably shorter list to name everyone who was NOT authorized to own a gun.
Hopefully the Illinois State Police commandant has more than an ounce of sense in his head and will politely refuse this idiot's "request".
Damned good point there.
In the United States?
In Illinois?
What has this country come to?
Remember if Lisa Madigan (or the state police for that matter) know everyone who has a firearm, they can come get them at any time. As a free man, I could not live in such a police state.
"Illinois Wants to Release Names of All Gun Owners"
It should say "Illinois Wants to Release Names of All Legal, Honest Gun Owners, while leaving criminals alone"
All gun owners need to demand this idiot be fired!
If not now, at the next election.
Why not all the names and addresses of UNION THUGS MEMBERS?
Illegal, marxist trash trying to get honest Americans killed with her hatred of freedom and free speech.
All gun owners need to demand this idiot be fired!
If not now, at the next election.
Only when they release the addresses of the lawmakers in favor of this.
Why do liberals want to out lawful gun owners but they never want to out felons this way?
(I already know, just making the observation thru the question.)
According to the Constitution, that would be everyone...
I propose a list should be published of all non gun owners instead.
Of course, you are correct. The "plain reading" of the constitution "authorizes" the people to keep and bear arms.
That is, unless we all missed the "between the line reading" of the constitution that says: "...the right of the people [who are authorized by the government] to keep and bear arms".
Sounds like she's got her own personal little "gunwalker" project going on.
Or, if they spot a likely home to burgle, when to go in "hot."
The people have a right to know.
"What is her home address? Where is her office? What phone numbers does she use? What are the names of her family members? What is the schedule of her security officers?
The people have a right to know."
The principle of "wikileaks" works both ways.
It should. Post her info.
Better yet sell the non gun owner list for $100. Illionis is in the red the state needs the money.
Criminals can get their fee back 10X over from the first house they rob.
After that it is all profit with the soft targets on the list.
This should be the number one reason for all citizens of our country to carry without restriction by government.
Give them an inch and here comes a mile of perversion.
How about a list of non-citizens, car owners, home owners, those who buy alcohol and tobacco products, Walmart shoppers. Truthers, Birthers and those with impure thoughts. (like the Catholic kind)
How about lists of political persuasion?
How about a list of government workers by title and department?
Those who are prescribed anything for mental health.
Those who had state paid abortions?
It's a public tar and feather campaign.
The craving for control by government seems endless.
Defund them.
Tough day so I just vented.
Excellent targeting for gun free home invasions.
Excellent targeting for gun free home invasions.
If you do, for your own safety, please take it down immediately!
In any gun fight, there are two battles. The first is the gun fight itself. It appears that you are prepared to win that one. If you have that sign posted, you are woefully unprepared to win the second battle, which will take place in a courtroom, and/or in the news media.
Imagine yourself sitting next to your defense attorney--to whom you have forked over your entire life savings, as well as the money your got for taking out a second mortgage on your house--as the prosecutor shows pictures of that sign to the jury and tells them how you murdered "that poor sixteen-year-old boy in cold blood"--never mind that he was six feet tall, 240 pounds, already had two kids by two different mothers, and was threatening you with a knife.
And if your attorney is good enough and does manage to get you off, you will then have to face a civil suit by the "boy's" family. By now your funds will have been exhausted, and your new attorney will want a retainer, so your parents will have to take out a mortgage on their house.
You've done the necessary preparation to win the first battle. Prepare to win the second one also. Start by taking down that sign! Then read up on what to do after the gun fight, too.
'i hate illinois nazis'...
For instance, Melody, a 1st grade teacher, had this to say about wheres the money in this country:
Well, isnt it in the top 1.5% of people? I think they should start telling us those peoples addresses!
Quinn has yet to fill the open position of IL State Police Director. Most likely he will pick an anti-gun Democrat police officer.
State Senate OKs one appointment, ignores another
Wed, 03/02/2011 - 8:00am | Tom Kacich Contact Author
SPRINGFIELD The Illinois Senate on Tuesday confirmed the appointment of the former director of the Illinois State Police as head of the Illinois Emergency Management Agency.
But the controversial nomination of a former state representative to serve on the prisoner review board remained stuck in a Senate committee.
Jonathon Monken, who after nearly two years in the job was never approved as head of the state police, had his nomination as chief of the emergency management agency OK'd by the Senate, 52-1.
There had been stiff opposition to Gov. Pat Quinn's nomination of Monken to head the state police because the West Point graduate and Army veteran had no police experience
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I'm so much looking forward to the next conference in my schedule — RMOUG Training Days 2010. It would be only my second time I'm presenting at the RMOUG but it was enough to go there once to understand that it's one of the top rated Oracle User Group conferences in the world. Some of the great speakers are presenting and registration fees are very low compare to other events of comparable quality. If your conference budget is low this year — that's the conference you don't want to miss!Read More >
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Since GoldenGate has been declared as a strategic direction for replication technology by Oracle, it sounds like it's time to get up to speed with various aspects of how this technology works and performs. Let's see what kind of techniques they were able to utilize in order to achieve their goals. I did a simple replication setup between two different databases with the Extract, DataPump and Replicat processes. I'm planning to take a look at all of these but today is the Extract's process turn.Read More >
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Six weeks after announcing the first 35 cities that would get dealers to sell the MP4-12C, McLaren Automotive has now released the names of the first six North American retailers. The first franchises are going to the Auto Gallery in Beverly Hills, CA, Park Place in Dallas, TX, Miller Motorcars in Greenwich, CT, Price Family Dealerships in San Francisco, CA, Lake Forest Sportscars of Chicago, IL and Dew Luxury Motor Cars in Tampa Bay, FL. In the coming months, McLaren also plans to assign dealers in Miami, Orange County, Philadelphia and Toronto.
McLaren expects to start deliveries of the MP4-12C about a year from now with a price tag starting at between $225,000 and $250,000. The company plans initial production volumes of 1,000 cars a year with volumes rising to 4,000 a year as it adds new models.
Despite the impressive specification of the 12C and McLaren's obvious pedigree, it will be interesting to see how well the company fares in the market, especially if the economy doesn't pick up significantly. Unlike Tesla which has struggled to find buyers beyond the early adopters, McLaren has a car that doesn't demand the same significant compromises as an EV and the company already knows how to build cars after doing the F1 and the Mercedes-Benz SLR. Time will tell and we look forward to how it will play out.


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Xbox One Doesn't, Er Does Require "Always-On" Connection [Update: Once Per Day]
Posted on Tuesday, May 21 @ 16:28:00 PST by Alex_Osborn
[Update]: Conflicting reports continue to fly out of Microsoft's Washington campus on whether or not Xbox One requires an always-online connection. While the response according to Wired was fuzzy, Phil Spencer seems to have locked the situation down for Kotaku.
"There are many devices in your life that require the Internet to function." Harrison continued to say that "Xbox One is no different in that it requires, at some point in the beginning and at various times through its on state, to connect to our cloud and to our Internet."
When pushed about how often Xbox One needs to connect to the internet, Harrison replied "Depends on the experience." Single-player games, blu-ray movies, and downloaded content won't require many connection checks, for example, but Xbox One "is fundamentally designed to be expanded and extended by the Internet." Further, Harrison said that even for single player games, Xbox One users must connect to the internet at least once per day.
[Update]: It appears that while, technically, the device won't require an always-on connection to function, developers have the ability to take advantage of that requirement. According to Wired:
And what of the persistent rumors that Xbox One games will be "always online" – that is, that single-player games would require a constant online connection to function? As it turns out, those rumors were not unfounded, but the reality is not so draconian. Xbox One will give game developers the ability to create games that use Microsoft's Azure cloud computing service, which means that they might be able to offload certain computing tasks to the cloud rather than process them on the Xbox One hardware itself. This would necessitate the game requiring a connection.[Original Story]: Following the Xbox Reveal, Don Mattrick confirmed to GameTrailers' Geoff Keighley that the Xbox One will not require an always-on connection to play games offline.
Naturally those who want to play multiplayer with friends and enjoy the benefits of Xbox Live will need to be connected, but those looking to play solo and unplugged with have no problem doing so.
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by John Ryan
If you've ever wondered what the difference is between Brie and Camembert, this story will explain all. Of course, if you've never wondered about it, this story will be like learning about the 20 Years War in the 8th grade—something you remember studying, but can't recall anything about.
Once upon a time, farmers used surplus milk to make cheese. This was a use-it-or-lose-it time in history before refrigerators and freezers. Brie was a well-known cheese that came from the district around Brie, France. France has a very tidy naming tradition— Champagne is a well-known sparkling wine from Champagne; Chablis is a chardonnay from the town of Chablis and Dijon mustard was developed in...you guessed it, Dijon.
So the story goes that during the French Revolution a farm wife in Normandy hid a priest, who was on the run for one reason or another, from Brie. Being a revolution I figure it was probably due to politics, but who knows, maybe he was sick of his vows of poverty and ran off with the offering plate. Anyway, you gotta figure that the farmer made the priest help with the chores, so as a result, the priest probably passed on a few trade secrets from his cheese-making days at the monastery.
Evidently, the cheese was a hit because the woman kept making it and all her friends undoubtedly were always pestering her for the recipe. Knowing the value of a secret, she passed the recipe on to her daughter who eventually set up shop in the nearby village of Camembert. One day Napoleon III was in town for the opening of a rail line. During a PR tour of the town he tried the cheese and dubbed it "Camembert." The celebrity endorsement was good for business and she lived happily ever after. The only problem is that she neglected to register the name (you know, Camembert-tm, "The Cheese of Emperors"), so Camembert is a style of cheese that can be made anywhere.
Anymore it's a no-brainer. About the only problem you can have is if the store doesn't move much cheese and you get a box that's very old.
The downy white mold should be downy white. The mold is completely edible. However, there are no culinary demerits if you prefer the creamy cheese inside. When the mold starts getting brown streaks, it's getting old. Sometime after this the cheese will start smelling like ammonia. Toss it.
To give the cheese a longer life, keep it in the refrigerator. But for the best flavor, serve Camembert at room temperature—it'll taste better and spread better on bread or crackers.
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Many greats hold records in the grand tradition that is Cleveland Browns football. Guys like Otto Graham, Jim Brown and Brodney Pool. "Wait…Brodney Pool?" you ask, and yes, that's where our story begins.
At Oklahoma University, Pool was a standout safety for the Sooners, playing in every single game when he was in Norman. In his three years at OU, Pool earned two First Team All-Big 12 selections to go along with a spot on the All-American Third-Team following his junior year.
Upon entering the 2005 NFL Draft following his junior campaign, Pool was taken by the Browns in the second round, with the 34th overall pick. For more context on what year that actually was, the team's annual first-round mistake was flash-in-the-pan wide receiver Braylon Edwards out of Michigan.
In his first season with the team, Pool never actually made a start, but still contributed to the squad by starting in 13 games over the course of the year. During the next season, he was forced to show some versatility after losing out on the starting safety spot to Sean Jones. Pool therefore had to step in and fill a role as a cornerback due to a vast amount of injuries.
He would go on to start every game of the 2007 season and then last two more years as a Brown, before the team allowed him to become a free agent after the 2009 regular season. Pool was never really much of a standout as part of the Browns, but he did set the team record for longest interception return, a 100 yarder in 2007 against the Baltimore Ravens.
After floating around the free agency zen pool (pun intended), Pool found a home with the New York Jets, where he remained for only one season. In that year however, he had more success than he ever did with Cleveland – his team actually made the playoffs, and Pool and started in the AFC Championship loss to the Steelers.
After NYC, Pool attempted to sign in 2012 with the Dallas Cowboys in his home state of good ol' Texas. Unfortunately, he failed an initial conditioning test, and was cut after a week on America's team. To this day, Pool remains a free agent. Much like many recently unemployed NFL players, he is sitting on his chair of money, waiting for the next call, and a chance to relive the glory days. Personally I hope he does get another chance to play, and run a pick 100-yards back for a touchdown. Just for old times sake.


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- Winner of Best Local Tourist Attraction 2015 and Best Live Entertainment by Burlington Post Reader's Choice
- Voted one of the Top 100 Festivals in Ontario by FEO (Festivals & Events Ontario), 14th year in row
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2012 IFEA Awards
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- SILVER for Best Miscellaneous Multimedia (produced by Flux Studios)
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Okay, I don't really believe in moral victories. It's fun to through the cliché around from time to time but in professional sports, you shouldn't be content with losing no matter how bad your team is. So I'll still say there is no such thing as a moral victory. But I do believe in games of progress and this 97-92 ...
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and Andrew Nicholson caught up with him for Kings Connect. Tyreke has known Peterson since he was in the ninth grade when he started working with him as Evans began working towards the NBA. It's kind of crazy to think that he's been training with ...
Should Tyreke Follow Rondo's Example?
When I was at the Blogs With Balls Conference in June, I met a lot of great people and fantastic, young writers. Some were established with legitimate writing/journalism jobs and some were just as established as yours truly. One of the people I finally got to meet was Jessica Camerato of WEEI in Boston. She covers the Boston ...
Tyreke Evans' Hotel Room Tour
This video via Kings Connect of
Tyreke Evans
giving us a tour of his hotel room at the Palms when he was in Vegas for the Summer League. Two things: 1) It's really cool to see how his face lit up when he showed the camera his NBA contract. You could see the elation and how much that meant to him. Kind of gives you ...
Tyreke Evans, Protector of Sofas!
This video from the good folks at Sactown Royalty. And this one I found on Youtube. Don't make him tell you again! UPDATE: I'm an idiot. I didn't even see that StR linked to the second video on the post. Nice work, eyes.


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Alfa Romeo Spider Inspired By Giulia Has The Build-It-Now Factor
The Spider was a prime example of stylish Italian open-top motoring and it wouldn't hurt Alfa ...Read more
New Alfa Romeo Spider Imagined With Quadrifoglio Flavor
Here's the latest in a long line of sporty Alfa Romeo renders, all of which pointing out just h...Read more
Alfa Romeo Spider Gets A Touch Of Bespoke From Vilner
With only 12,488 units ever produced between 2006 and 2010, the Spider was far from the commercial ...Read more
2016 Ford Mustang Shelby GT350 Priced From $47,795*, GT350R From $61,295*
Ford has quietly released the online configurator for the 2016 Shelby Mustang GT350 and GT350R hig...Read more
Snazzy 1996 Alfa Romeo Spider For Sale In New York
Alfa Romeo axed the Spider in the USA when the original model's production stopped in 1993, but...Read more
MX-5-Based Alfa Is Now Abarth Roadster, Alfa To Develop Own Spider
The highly anticipated Alfa Romeo Spider based on the all-new Mazda MX-5 roadster is dead. Accordi...Read more
Marchionne States that Roadster Produced with Mazda May Not Necessarily Wear Alfa's Badge
We told you about the rumors regarding the Fiat Group having second thoughts on placing an Alfa Ro...Read more
Fiat May Turn Next MX-5 Into an Abarth Instead of an Alfa Romeo Spider
It's known that Sergio Marchionne, the CEO of the Fiat-Chrysler group, was adamant that no Alfa Ro...Read more
Alfa Romeo's Upcoming Spider Might Feature 1.4 Turbo MultiAir Engine
There is still a lot of uncertainty regarding the differentiation that's going to be engineered int...Read more
Scoop: Test Mule for New 2015 Mazda MX-5 and Alfa Romeo Spider
So it begins; here we have the first appearance of a test mule for the next generation of the Mazda...Read more
New Alfa Spider and Mazda MX-5 will Reportedly Get Different Engines
The marriage of Japanese technology and Italian design is a very fortunate one; the collaboration ...Read more
This is How Alfa Romeo Plans to Triple its Sales in the Next Three Years
If Alfa Romeo keeps procrastinating and delaying the launch of their revised range of cars, we wil...Read more
Mazda and Fiat Sign Deal for New Alfa Romeo Spider, will be Made in Japan from 2015
Last May, the Fiat Group and Mazda revealed that they signed a non-binding Memorandum of Understand...Read more
Fiat Group Plans to Re-Launch Alfa Romeo…Again, Product Plan Shows 9 New Models
It's a story that we've heard again , and again , and again from the Fiat Group; re-launch...Read more
Alfa Romeo's Return to the U.S. Postponed Again as Marrchione Changes Original Schedule
For the umpteenth time, Alfa Romeo 's planned reentry in the US market has been put on the table. I...Read more
Official: New Alfa Romeo Spider to be Based on the Next Mazda MX-5!
In a surprise announcement that is bound to excite Alfa Romeo fans, the Fiat Group and Mazda reveal...Read more
Marchionne Gives North America Priority Over Europe for Alfa Romeo's Future Plans
Fiat-Chrysler CEO, Sergio Marchionne, announced that he will appoint a boss for the Alfa Romeo bra...Read more
Alfa Romeo Lays Out Product Plans Until 2014, Readying a New RWD Saloon with a V6 Engine
Out of all the mainstream brands included in the Fiat Group and Chrysler LLC portfolio, Alfa Romeo ...Read more
U.S. Fiat Dealers Disappointed by New Decision to Delay Alfa Romeo's Return
American fans of the Alfa Romeo brand are not the only ones to be upset by the Fiat-Chrysler allian...Read more
Popular Mechanics Compiles List of 1980s and 1990s Dreams Cars Priced under $6,000
Popular Mechanics has put together a list of 1980s and 1990s cars, which it claims, back then coul...Read more
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