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LONG BEACH – If you find yourself with a bit of a Halloween hangover, Music Theatre West may have the cure -- a bit of the hair of the dog, or maybe hair of the wherewolf.
The local theater company opens its 61st season with a raucous musical adaptation of the 1974 Mel Brooks' movie hit.
"They ordered a big production, and we're giving it to them," said Lauren Kadel, the director and choreographer for the production, which will feature 22 cast members, dancing Transylvanians and, according to organizers, the world's largest tuxedo for "Putting on the Ritz."
Coming on the heels of the movie-to-stage adaptation of "The Producers," which was a runaway smash on Broadway, Brooks was unable to hit the same bar with "Young Frankenstein."
However, while the play was given mixed to low reviews from critics, it was extremely popular with audiences, winning five Broadway.com audience awards. After a modest two-year run on Broadway, the show had two national tours. The Music Theatre West production is its first West Coast regional theater showing.
The musical adapts Brooks' movie, which parodies the earlier Hollywood horror films, particularly versions of Mary Shelley's "Frankenstein" novel. It tells the story of a descendant of Victor Frankenstein returning to Transylvania and taking up his infamous forebear's pursuits. And, as they say, hilarity ensues. As does, in the play version, music.
Kadel, who directed "Young Frankenstein" at the Gateway and Ogunquit playhouses on the East Coast, was given the task of re-creating the original direction and choreography of Susan Stroman's original Broadway show. In addition, the original sets and costumes have been imported to Long Beach for the play.
But Kadel says the production won't simply be a tribute to the original.
She says each actor brings his or her own sensibility to the roles to give the show a unique character.
"We have been able to make the production our own," she said. "Each time, it's a one-of-a-kind show."
So, while the sets, costumes, music and dance numbers are re-creations, the acting isn't, nor should it be, mimicry
This, according to Kadel, came organically to the production and the result is "brilliant and kooky."
It's a tricky alchemy.
"We want to pay homage to (the movie), while making it new and interesting," Kadel said.
The play takes the original movie, Kadel said, and "ramps it to the nth degree."
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The Venezualan striker passed his medical today and put pen to paper on a loan deal with option to buy at the end of the season.
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Terrific fun in an old world spa, taking the waters, in many different baths of varying temperatures. The steam baths went up to 80 degrees C!!!!!!!!!!!!! Had the massage too. Don't miss the city park where the baths are and plan on taking the whole day.
Doing what: Private Entrance to Széchenyi Spa in Budapest with Optional Massage
Zsuzsi was the best! We covered an amazing amount of territory in a day. Her knowledge of the city made it highly informative. Lunch in the city park was a highlight. In spite of a terrible cold Zsuzsi gave us an amazing experience. The cycling was pretty easy except for the trip up the hill. Great!
Doing what: Budapest Sightseeing Tour by Bike with Lunch
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Quite possibly one of the best bike tours I have been in a long time. It wasn't for the scenery but that was helping immensely, it was mostly the tour guide biker I had, Laszlo, who had a very funny, interesting and entertaining stories to tell about the history of Budapest and the people that lived in it. We started out on our way to Heroes Square and then to the city park and then to the Szechenyi Baths. Along the way, Laci was telling me various tales and tid-bits about the inhabitants of the city. My personal favorite was while we were at Heroes Square, he told us of the tale and the origins of the Hungarian people with its funny tid-bits. We passed by the City Zoo and also Terror Haza, which he shared his perspective of it during the communist period. Next we went for a light snake and rest from the biking with some spectacular Hungarian pastries. My personal favorite was the poppy seed strudel, which was quite delicious. During the meal, Laci went on about his theories about the origins of the Hungarian people and he shared with us a folks tale music with his flute!! So for the next ten minutes, he was playing a delicate song that has its origins from the first Hungarians that arrived to Europe from the east. It was a sad song but it trully humbled us. Being it was extremely hot outside, the cool wine cellar downstairs helped with the room temperature and making us quite comfortable. We next ventured to the Jewish Synagogue and also the Bazilika Church where he shared with us his stories again of the Hungarian people. The stories weren't controversial nor slanderous but just very interesting when one puts the various hypothesis together. There was comical stories about various people that lived in Budapest and their experiences and that was quite a laugh. The bike ride to the castle on the Buda side was fascinating and it was at a leisurely pace. All in all, I was just wanting to kill some time but this was quite possibly the greatest way to see BUDAPEST!
Doing what: Budapest Bike Tour
The Parliament tour itself is outstanding, but the only thing the company does is transport you there and buy a ticket for you. The lady leading the initial part of our tour was pleasant but appeared constantly bewildered. She met us at the Parliament gift shop to walk us back to the bus for the city tour but she promptly got us lost, and we walked right past the bus and did not connect for about 20 minutes. Needless to say, the people who were already on the bus for the city tour they had not done the Parliament portion were quite angry about the delay. Then, the next portion city tour takes you around the Pest side without stopping, so take your pictures from the bus window. On the Buda side, you get out for about an hour, which is not long enough to actually go through the castle complex or into the church--just enough time to do some souvenir shopping and take a couple pictures. You could easily accomplish this tour by getting to Parliament yourself and then rent a bike to ride over to the Buda side. If you are staying on the Buda side, don't bother. Go to the castle complex yourself, and rent a bike to ride around heroes square and city park on the Pest side. You can stop and take pictures at your leisure and buy your own ticket to Parliament. Parliament building is impressive and worth the trip.
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A "bad taste" joke made by comedian Frankie Boyle on Mock The Week about the Queen did not breach editorial guidelines, the BBC Trust found today.
The Trust's Editorial Standards Committee (ESC) found that, while the joke had sexist and ageist overtones, it did not fall foul of the rules.
A repeat of the show was broadcast in October last year - just after the Sachsgate scandal sparked by Jonathan Ross and Russell Brand erupted.
Boyle joked that you would not hear the Queen say during her Christmas broadcast: "I'm now so old that my p**** is haunted."
One viewer complained: "It would have been objectionable at the best of times but coming as it did in the midst of the Ross and Brand controversy it was quite unforgivable."
The committee found that, although it was in poor taste, the gag would not have gone beyond audience expectations.
Richard Tait, BBC Trustee and chair of the ESC, said: "The committee did feel this joke was in bad taste - it had both sexist and ageist overtones.
"However, it was well after the watershed, well signposted and within audience expectations for the show. As a result, this was not a breach."
In a separate ruling, the Trust also found today that "humiliating" jibes made by Boyle about Olympic Gold medallist Rebecca Adlington on the BBC2 show did breach guidelines.
In a show broadcast in August 2008, Boyle said Adlington looks "like someone who's looking at themselves in the back of a spoon".
He also made sexual innuendo, saying Adlington's boyfriend looked like a male model and continuing: "So from that I have deduced that Rebecca Adlington is very dirty - I mean if you just take into account how long she can hold her breath..."
One viewer told the BBC he was "appalled".
The show's producer later responded to the complaint, saying the ribbing might have gone "a tad too far" and apologised.
The Trust's ESC noted that 75 complaints were received about the item, which was originally aired in the week that Team GB returned from the Olympic Games.
It found that, while Adlington was more or less a public figure, in the view of the committee she had not sought celebrity status or courted media attention.
"The committee felt, therefore, that the joke about her appearance and the sexual innuendo were humiliating and there was no demonstration of a clear editorial purpose for the inclusion of these comments."
The committee also noted that the commissioning editor had made her views known about preferring not to include the joke.
It said it was concerned she appeared to have been unable to obtain the edits she would have preferred.
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"There was no clear editorial purpose for the inclusion of the joke, and the commissioning editor in charge of the programme felt it had gone too far."
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Pacific Amphitheatre has filled in a few more dates for its summer run, in conjunction with the annual OC Fair in Costa Mesa -- and in addition to a few returning favorites, Chris Isaak and Melissa Etheridge, the venue has nabbed a newer hit-maker, Neon Trees.
Led by Mohawked vocalist Tyler Glenn (pictured), the quartet from Provo, Utah, whose infectious debut smash "Animal" has nearly climbed into the Top 10 on the Billboard singles chart, will play Pacific on July 16, with tickets priced from $12.50 (or just $2.50 more than it costs to get into the fair, included with concert admission) to $32.50 for better seats.
Isaak, meanwhile, arrives on July 20, not long after he turns 55. Those tickets range from $19.50 to $49.50. Etheridge headlines on July 31, by which time she'll have celebrated her 50th birthday. Her tickets are priced from $17.50 to $47.50.
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Objectively, it is quite true that non-American markets (with the possible exception of Japan) are better value than Wall Street. They have not been so in thrall to the irrational exuberance described by Dr Greenspan. But in the short- term this may not matter much. The fact that valuations are less stretched provides only a small degree of protection against a crash on Wall Street: if their markets go down, ours will too.
In the longer term it does matter, because on a three-to-five year view, real underlying values will determine share prices: if our values are reasonable, this is comfort indeed, on the longer-term time-scale of most investors.
There are a number of different ways of valuing share prices, but most rely on the relationship between bonds and shares: what companies earn in profits compared with the yield on bonds. The charts show two ways of presenting this. The first, on the left, comes from Charterhouse and is based on the relationship between the two elements, but graded as to safety. The higher the company sector's earnings in relation to the yield on gilts, the safer the investment in equities.
The virtue of this concept is its simplicity. Back in 1987, just before the October stock market crash, this indicator showed "red alert". The crash brought it back into the safety zone, which should have encouraged any brave investor to plunge again into the market. But the same indicator would have given sell-signals in 1993 and 1994. And, except in the very short-term, that would not have been very profitable, since any ground lost by share prices was quickly recovered.
Investors then were rescued by the generally upward trend in company earnings and downward trend in gilt yields, which brought the valuation back without any sustained weakness in the share prices.
A more complicated way of expressing the relationship is shown in the right-hand graph. Merrill Lynch takes the relationship between bond yields and the market's price/earnings ratio, and adds the market's consensus view on what will happen to profits for the next couple of years. The resulting "fair value" range for share prices is also shown here. It is a nice "fit". The level for share prices stays in the range, except before the 1987 crash when prices shot beyond it, signalling that equities should be sold. After the crash, shares quickly came back below the range, signalling that they should be bought.
Since then, there have been times when shares have been above the range, but as the range itself has been rising (except in 1994), that has not really mattered too much.
Looking forward, Merrill Lynch reckons that this year we will see higher gilt yields, offset by rising profits. Their forecast is for 15 per cent earnings per share growth in 1997, followed by 5 per cent in 1998.
The conclusion? That the range for share prices will remain steady, but other factors may encourage shares to rise within the band. Those factors include the ten- dency of directors of public firms to buy stocks in their own companies rather than sell them, and the excessive gloominess of investors, given the call/put ratio on the options market. When all are pessimistic and trading puts rather than calls, that is probably a buy signal.
So here are two professional investment advisers arguing that UK shares are not too high at the moment. While they are not cheap either, they may well go higher in the coming months. How should the rest of us regard this view in the light of Dr Greenspan's warning?
First, Dr Greenspan was talking about the euphoria in the US. Here, we do not have such a mood,partly for political reasons, partly because there has not been the same cascade of money into shares via mutual funds. Also, the economic expansion is less mature.
Then, since UK expansion is solid but only "middle-aged", the profit forecasts should also be secure. Provided profits go on rising, the basic underpinnings of the market will be sound.
So,what could go wrong here? If the UK fundamentals are sound, any fall induced by transatlantic trouble would actually create a buying opportunity. You might be a bit early; you might have to wait for other investors to overcome their knee-jerk response to US events. But on a medium-term view, a sharp "correction" would amount to good news.
From a purely UK perspective, three main things could go wrong. One is connected with politics. The next UK government could be a minority one; or there might be some seismic political change out there that we cannot yet fully see, but which would lead to an anti-business government.
The second factor is the European economy. France's low-level civil disorder might spread and start to do serious economic damage to the whole region. The present weak recovery would be aborted, and the economic downturn would do lasting damage to the concept of the European Union.
Finally, there is the R-word - recession in the US. There has been some talk across the Atlantic of a dip into recession at some stage next year. There is no real evidence of that at the moment, but unless you believe that business cycles are a thing of the past, at some stage there will be another recession.
Of course, there may be legitimate reason to think that cycles in the future will be less marked than in the past, largely because the service side of an economy always seems less prone to fluctuations of output than the manufacturing side. The more the balance of our economies shifts to services, the smaller the size of the swings.
But to push the argument - to say that there will be no recessions in the future - is surely absurd. It is not a question of whether, but rather of when.
Dr Greenspan knows that fact of life, but perhaps he thought that his fellow Americans had forgotten it. His aim, therefore, must have been to prick the balloon slowly - an almost impossible trick to pull.
Those few words in his speech can be seen as a way of stopping the great bout of US euphoria getting out of hand. If, during the next few weeks, US markets do con- tinue to come back sharply, be thankful. The bubble will indeed have been pricked, hopefully before it had the chance to become so distended that financial deflation would have lead to economic deflation, too.
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ONE MORNING EARLY, BEFORE MY FATHER DISAPPEARS, he shows me how to fire a gun. It was cold outside, my toes were tingly pieces of numb meat. Walking out there barefoot as he aimed at his weathered target he'd shot at almost every day. My hands tight under my arm pits.
Without looking at me or stopping what he was doing, he asked, "Why you up so early?" His voice coated with cigarette smoke and beer. Scratchy.
With a wave of his hand he says, "C'mere son, every man should know how to fire his weapon."
"Fuck dogs." He says, "I don't care what people say. A man's true best friend is his gun."
After that he fires, that loud smack in the air that makes my ear drums pop, makes everything sound far away. Some early morning out-of-body experience.
Finally, he looks at me. His eyes distant, still coming back to reality from concentration. Just him and his gun. The only thing he really loves.
Out here, shooting all night again. You can tell from the deep dark circles outlining his eyes.
He puts it out toward me and says, "Here. Take it." I do.
His arms, he wraps around me, his rough callused hands guiding mine. Gripping my hands gripping the gun. My cheek pressed firmly against the stock, cold metal. "Grab it," he says, "like you mean it." And I do, or try to.
Lifting it up, he tells me, "Its easy. Just like that cereal with the munchkins or whatever the hell they are; You snap it back."
He cocks the firearm.
"Crackle . . . and Pop." The metal shoves me into his chest and the butt of the gun hits my collarbone in a punch. A hit like brass knuckles. The area already bruising. Tiny blood vessels ruptured, seeping under my skin. I rub the skin, the bone, and hold back tears.
The rifle hangs from his right hand and he studies me for a while, then laughs. "Feels good. Don't it?"
This hazy afternoon, my footsteps were loud and echoed down the halls of the school unlike ever before. It seemed empty. And a part of me almost wished it was.
The prescription medication I'd been on for some time, seemed perfect for the occasion. Xanax. Prozac. Klonopin.
Vicodin-left over from somebody's surgery, just sitting in the medicine cabinet.
I thought, what the hell.
All the drugs were acting against each other and working together, creating a manic and lucid state inside me. The 8-ball of coke kept me alert. The other stuff smoothed it all out, made everything a little easier.
The rifle in my hands, my eye focused down the scope. The butt of it against my shoulder. The heavy piece of black metal in all its morbid beauty, makes me feel like a God. It's easy to picture Bryan Rambo at the end of it, the gun warm inside my hands and poking the back of his throat so he gags and slobbers, thick wet saliva that runs down his chin with tears and snot. His pretty hazel eyes all watery. Just like a bitch in some low-budget porno.
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One of the mandates of the CMCR program is to fund pilot projects to stimulate the pace of development of medical countermeasures for radiation exposure. The implementation of a pilot project program opens up the center for new concepts in either radiation protection or dosimetry that are outside of the original center proposal. It is hoped that many of these projects will generate the data necessary to allow the project Pis to obtain additional independent research funding. The goal of the RadCCORE Pilot Project Program is to support pilot projects to take maximum advantage of new research opportunities that explore emergent technologies or development opportunities that have the potential to translate into deliverables for treatment of victims of radiation bioterrorism. The pilot project review committee will be composed of selected RadCCORE senior members, members of the External Scientific Advisory Committee, and senior scientists outside of RadCCORE.
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2. Place the salmon fillets in a tray and cover the salmon fillet with the salt mixture.
3. Leave it to cure in the refrigerator for two days.
4. Once all the moisture is absorbed from the salmon fillet.
5. Rinse and get rid of all the salt from the fish.
6. Place the salmon fillet on the smokers rack and smoke it for couple of hours.
7. Once done thinly slice them.
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Calories 206 Calories from Fat 42
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Total Fat 5 g7.1%
Saturated Fat 0.97 g4.9%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 58.1 mg19.4%
Sodium 1193.7 mg49.7%
Total Carbohydrates 16 g5.2%
Dietary Fiber 0.3 g1.2%
Sugars 4.5 g
Protein 23 g46.1%
Vitamin A 0.8%
Vitamin C 35.5%
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So Hunter tore a tendon in his right front and is on week 3 of stall rest (can be hand walked once or twice a day for 5-10 mins). For the first week we were poulticing and cold hosing daily but for the last week and a half we have been wrapping both fronts with no poultice. Vet is coming out in another week or so. My question is how long do you leave stable wraps on for. I can only get to barn once a day after work so I get there unwrap and handwalk him and then cold hose (most days) and the BO rewraps him after they have their dinner. Has anyone left stable wraps on for longer than this?
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IGN recently did an article looking at the various screen shots of Skyrim and the implications of the game that follow. However, it was a bit short and sparse on details so I decided to go a little more in depth on the screens myself.
First off, I just want to discuss the graphics and art direction. As far as I know, these are PC screens (the article was in the PC section), but regardless, this game is being hailed as using a fresh new engine so big differences from Oblivion/Fallout 3 are expected. The first thing to note is that this definitely is a completely new engine and they aren't just pulling our leg. I can assure you, none of these assets were in Oblivion and there are a number of new, key, graphical features.
The first thing I was looking for in these screens was real shadows, and sure enough, they're there. Click the image above to see it in more detail. Oblivion/Fallout 3 simply did not have shadows except for characters and some pre-rendered ones. Trees had a general "tree" shadow, and really, compared to recent games, this utter lack of shadow to contrast the incredible lighting in the game was rather stark. The sun would be setting, yet there were no shadows to move and contrast the difference. Characters would be lit even when behind a hill or under outcroppings. This, of course, was all technical since at the time of Oblivion, really no one had global, dynamic shadows, especially considering how large the world is. Another big improvement is that there appears to be actual 3D leaves and foliage. Oblivion actually completely cheated in this department and had 2D, animated images for leaves and some bushes. This looked fine from afar, but to always have the leaves on the trees facing you as you approached was certainly weird. The waterfalls are also a bit better looking.
These pictures give us a couple more insights into the graphics and art. As you can see, the shadows are in full force again, yet you can see some jagged edges. This definitely is for performance reason so I think it will be reasonable to assume your PC doesn't have to be ridiculous to run this. Also, there appears to be no self-shadows in the top picture, yet another performance sucking effect (just turn it on in Oblivion and see). The foremost character definitely does not have any (her face is just darker due to facing away from the light. Self-shadows would have an actual shadow from her head darkening her shoulder etc.) But if you look close enough, I believe you can see it on the chair leg and I think it's plenty evident in the second picture, so I'm not sure exactly what's going on here. It may be dynamic so in more graphically intensive areas, the game shuts some shadows down. Another important facet of these couple screens is that we're not getting art that's completely off the walls from Oblivion and Morrowind. Though Skyrim is in the North and very snowy, it looks like the good old forests will still be there and we can expect plenty of rugged, cabin-like houses. Detail also looks to be at the same level with plenty of bowls and stuff on the shelves.
This one with the zombies definitely shows that the graphics are improving. The details on the rocks are impressive, and even the texures on the zombies themselves are fairly high in detail. Another thing I found interesting was that zombie with its mouth open. Perhaps much more dynamic character animations are here, rather than the static, cookie-cutter ones from Oblivion/Fallout. The way they are holding their weapons is also fairly distinct. Hopefully these aren't just staged screens and these animations are real, since that is something that definitely needs to be improved from Oblivion.
This one doesn't show all that much but it is nice to know the menus aren't going to be as drab as usual. This is just plain nice to look at. Also, it looks like skill levels are back, allowing you to improve on specific skills based on what you actually do, not just when you level up and you put random numbers in places. Also, magic appears to be fairly the same, with the same abilities as usual. Even the same spells are used in destruction which certainly is a shame. I want something new!
And of course, there will be plenty of snowy mountains to explore, not to mention, dragons! It will be interesting to see how you can fight these beasts (not to mention combat in general), but anything with dragons has to be good.
So as you can tell, these first few screens definitely show that this isn't just another Oblivion copy like Fallout 3/New Vegas. This engine is brand new and looks a lot better. At the same time, I don't really see anything ridiculously new. Even the art is fairly consistent with the usual Elder Scrolls. Hopefully there's a ton of new things yet to be revealed, but time will tell whether the gameplay matches the new looks. Let me know what you think! Are these fresh screens looking good to you or does it look like too much of the same?


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If nothing else, Remember Me is chock full of great ideas. Whether or not it executes well on those ideas is another matter, but it certainly isn't afraid to try some interesting things. It feels like it's so awfully close to greatness, but falls short when it comes to that last 10% of polish and execution.
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Remember Me's world-building also suffers from a lack of good execution upon solid ideas. Neo-Paris is gorgeous to look at, but there's nothing to explore. Remember Me offers only the thinnest veneer of freedom while it heavy-handedly funnels you through its suffocatingly linear levels. Remember Me tries to create a feeling of dystopia and unrest, but it ultimately does more telling than showing. The only thing it shows you are some pretty environments and backdrops.
Remember Me also stumbles narratively. As much as it tries, it fails to establish any real connection between the player and Nilin, or between Nilin and any of the other characters, making some of the emotional moments really fall flat. It certainly doesn't help that all the voice acting is second rate, and the characters all have absurd designs and even absurd names, like Bad Request and Kid Christmas. Nilin's motivations are never really established, and it often feels like she's just blindly following commands. She even acknowledges this, but doesn't really do much about it.
Gameplay-wise, Remember Me is comprised primarily of melee combat and Uncharted-style platforming, While the platforming sections suffer from awkward camera angles and confusing visual cues, the melee combat really took me by surprise. At first glance, it resembles the combat system popularized by Batman: Arkham Asylum, but there's a whole lot more to it than that. You build combos out of "pressens" which are button prompts of four different categories. Depending on which category the pressen is in, it can either do extra damage, regenerate health, cut time off of your cooldown timers for special moves, or multiply the effect of the previous pressen. Pressens at the end of a combo have a larger impact, making for an interesting risk-reward system. Reaching the end of a combo is harder to pull off, but the potential payoff is larger.
There's a surprising amount of strategy in how you choose to assign your limited pressens to different combos. I ended up using a short 3-hit combo as my main damage dealer, while my longer 8-hit combo was used to regenerate health and reduce my cooldown timers. Combined with special moves and complex enemy types, this combo system is deep, thoughtful, and ultimately a whole lot of fun. It turned out to be the most enjoyable part of the game.
Further solidifying Remember Me's lack of polish are its technical issues. Aside from locking up my PS3 twice, one of the boss fights was majorly broken. A scripting error resulted in me having to reload a checkpoint a few times, and one of the QTEs required to defeat the boss simply didn't appear. Remember Me was released four months ago. It's astonishing that this hasn't been patched, but more disturbing is that it likely never will be.
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WASHINGTON Rep. Charles Rangel, D-N.Y., spent a weekend on St. Thomas in November 2005 — his travel and hotel paid for by a New York-based newspaper as part of its annual gathering on U.S.-Caribbean business issues.
Under congressional rules, Rangel was required to disclose the trip publicly within 30 days. But he didn't report the travel for another five months, congressional records show. He wasn't alone, according to a new analysis of congressional travel to be released this week.
In 2005, 53 members of the House and Senate did not publicly report trips paid for by outside groups within 30 days of the travel, according to PoliticalMoneyLine, a research firm that tracks money in politics. Instead, the trips were reported months later when lawmakers filed yearly reports that outline their personal finances and list gifts, including travel.
Altogether, the group found 157 domestic and overseas trips paid for by outside groups on the annual reports in 2006, that had not been disclosed in 2005. The group found trips by 28 Republicans, including former representative Tom DeLay of Texas who resigned in June, and by 25 Democrats.
It's not clear how much these trips cost. Lawmakers don't have to provide that information in their annual reports.
Late travel filings are a "chronic problem," said Melanie Sloan, executive director of the liberal-leaning Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington, a watchdog group. That means the public lacks real-time information on whether the privately funded trips influence pending legislation, she said.
Rangel's chief of staff George Dalley said the St. Thomas trip, organized by The New York Carib News, should have been disclosed within 30 days. "That was a mistake," Dalley said.
The analysis comes as travel by members of Congress faces heightened scrutiny in the wake of Capitol Hill ethics scandals. Former lobbyist Jack Abramoff, who had arranged lavish trips for lawmakers, is in prison on corruption charges. Former representative Bob Ney, R-Ohio, who accompanied Abramoff on a golf outing to Scotland, is awaiting sentencing after pleading guilty to conspiracy and lying in connection with the Abramoff probe.
Members of Congress are weighing greater disclosure of travel and considering new limits — such as a ban on travel arranged or attended by lobbyists. At the same time, lawmakers' travel funded by outside groups has dropped dramatically — from more than 1,300 trips worth $3.6 million in 2005 to 546 trips worth $1.4 million through Nov. 30 this year, according to records compiled by PoliticalMoneyLine.
Members of Congress, their aides and relatives can take trips paid for by private sources if the travel is related to official duties. Lawmakers must disclose the dates, destination and a cost estimate within 30 days of the trip.
Members of Congress must also list privately funded travel — whether related to their officials duties or not — on financial disclosure forms they file each spring. In preparing the tally, PoliticalMoneyLine researchers compared 2005 travel listed on the May 2006 financial disclosures to the 30-day reports the previous year.
In some cases, lawmakers' aides said, the trips reported on the annual disclosure were exempt from the 30-day rule because the travel was not related to the lawmakers' official responsibilities.
Sen. Barbara Boxer, D-Calif., for instance, listed 22 trips in 2005 on her annual report that were paid for by Chronicle Books, publisher of her novel, A Time to Run. The trips were part of Boxer's book tour, spokeswoman Natalie Ravitz said.
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His trip to Sydney, Australia, from May 27-June 3, 2005, did not have to be reported within 30 days because it was part of a State Department-approved exchange program, said his chief of staff Tom Schreibel. Sensenbrenner's trip focused on Australian anti-terrorism measures, Schreibel said. His filing listed the trip's sponsor as the American Australia Association.
Rangel, incoming chairman of the tax-writing House Ways and Means Committee, traditionally attends the annual Carib News gathering, Dalley said. The newspaper did not respond to a request for comment.
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Created attachment 573357 [details]
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crashes js debug and opt shell on m-c changeset 4fb61ebbf8ff with patch v1 from bug 697279 without any CLI arguments at js::frontend::EmitTree
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changeset: 80013:944c81533751
user: Jeff Walden
date: Tue Oct 25 16:04:48 2011 -0700
summary: Bug 697297 - Replace TOK_UNARYOP with separate kinds for each op it covers, in both the tokenizer and in the parser (with different semantics in each!). r=dherman, r=cdleary
Created attachment 573406 [details] [diff] [review]
Patch with tests
The problem is I took one sort of punning -- on TOK_UNARYOP -- and incompletely replaced it with another sort -- on TOK_{AT,ANYNAME,DBLCOLON}. Probably completely replacing would have avoided this problem, but that wouldn't avoid the punning confusion. I really should have used a new kind for these rather than just bifurcating the punning -- it's definitely much clearer.
This patch adds a new kind with the sense that TOK_UNARYOP had. It passes all tests, plus the one here and the one in bug 701224 (and the one from bug 701227, which is functionally identical to bug 701224). And I'm definitely happier with it than with the corresponding aspects of the patch that caused this regression.
Er, when I said "and the one from bug 701227, which is functionally identical to bug 701224", I really meant "and the one from bug 701247, which is functionally identical to bug 701224".


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The objective of our proposal is to characterize the window of opportunity for CD8-induced killing of cells infected but not yet producing SIV in rhesus macaques (RM). To this end we will compare treatment of SIV infection in control animals and CD8-depleted animals. Although similar experiments were done before (in part) by us and others, those used RTI therapy (PMPA and FTC). Here, we propose that using an integrase strand transfer inhibitor (raltegravir - RAL), we will obtain qualitatively and quantitatively different results that will alow probing of the strength of the immune response during cell infection but before viral production (i.e., before integration). We will extend the standard and successful models of viral therapy to analyze the case of RAL monotherapy, because we expect that the behavior of the decay of virus is different. Analyzing viral load under RAL therapy (and its suspension) in CD8 depleted macaques will provide the best conditions to probe the effect of CD8s on controlling the virus. In addition, we will analyze the number of infected cells, with different forms of HIV DNA (integrated, unintegrated, 2LTR circles) to gain precious insights into the long-term dynamics of viral reservoirs, especially latently infected cells.
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Aim 1. Quantify the dynamics of SIV during RAL monotherapy in rhesus macaques (RM). Hypothesis: The profile of viral load under RAL monotherapy is due to decay of cells infected by virus that have not completed integration but which leak through and become productively infected. We will develop new models of viral dynamics, which take into account the specific mode of action of RAL. Thus, we will quantify the kinetics of cellular reservoirs with unintegrated HIV DNA.
Aim 2. Quantify the effect of CD8+ T-cells in killing cells infected with SIVmac before they become productively infected (i.e., before proviral integration). Hypothesis: Most of the CD8+ T cell effect on killing infected cells occurs before the start of viral production by the infected cell. We will quantify te effect of CD8 on killing of cells with unintegrated DNA.
Aim 3. Quantify and model the fate of different cellular/viral reservoirs during long-term SIV treatment. Hypothesis: Modeling of long-term combination therapy including structured RAL treatment interruptions will permit a characterization of the decay and maintenance of different cellular/viral reservoirs. We will measure cells with integrated and unintegrated viral DNA (eg., 2-LTR circles), latently infected cells and follicular dendritic cell-associated viruses. We will develop models of these cellular compartments to quantify their decay and understand whether they are replenished throughout treatment or if they continuously decrease. These studies will better characterize the strength of CD8+ T-cells in controlling infection and the long-term decay of different viral reservoirs. Thus, our results will have implications to HIV control (by vaccines and therapy) and probe the limits of the immune response in eradicating the virus.
HIV/AIDS is an infectious disease with large mortality and morbidity worldwide. Although, it can be controlled with therapeutic agents, we still don't understand why the immune system cannot control it. In this project, we will quantify the effect of immune cells in killing infected cells in vivo. We will also use a similar experimental strategy to probe the long-term decay of different cellular reservoirs of virus.


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Children from the Bourke PCYC were given the chance to learn some new cricket skills during the school holidays thanks to volunteers from the New College Student Association at the University of NSW and support from Cricket NSW.
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Welcome to Android Central! That icon is probably the Picasa or Google+ Photos icon, not the Chrome icon, which signifies that it's a photo saved in your Google+/Picasa cloud that is being synced with your Gallery To remove your cloud albums, go to Settings>Accounts-Google>[your Google account], and uncheck Picasa. (It might be listed as Google Photos instead, which syncs your Google+ cloud photos to the Gallery app. This is different from Google+ Photos, which syncs with the Photos app.) This will prevent your cloud albums from syncing with the Gallery app. Next, go to your App Manager, select Gallery, and Clear Cache/Clear Data, then Force Stop. When you restart Gallery, wait about 30 seconds for all of the locally stored photos to repopulate. The cloud albums should no longer sync, and the Auto Backup folder should be gone.
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Black started out in Phoenix, AZ, around 1971 with an eclectic band called the Goose Creek Symphony. The group traveled to Los Angeles where they opened up for Linda Ronstadt at the Whiskey a Go Go and Ronstadt, along with her producer, John Boylan, convinced Black and drummer, Mickey McGee to join her band. In agreeing to their offer Black wound up playing on Ronstadt's albums, Don't Cry Now, Heart Like a Wheel, and Prisoner in Disguise, touring with her band in between releases as well.
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Type I and type II keratin genes and their proteins undergo a tight regulation in a tissue-specific, differentiation-related, and context-dependent fashion in epithelial cells. Most disease states, including cancer, involve a departure from normal physiology and are invariably accompanied by aberrations in cellular differentiation pathways and keratin regulation. In addition to a ubiquitous and critically important role of structural support, keratin proteins were recently found to impact several key signaling pathways in epithelia. Two recent studies point to a significant modulatory role for two partner keratin proteins, keratin 17 and keratin 5, in basal cell carcinoma and related basaloid skin tumors. This project aims at defining the mechanistic link between these keratins and tumorigenesis in skin, and explore whether it applies to other epithelial tissues.
Our specific aims for this project will be as follows.
In Aim 1, we will seek to define the molecular mechanism(s) through which keratin 17 enhances the expression of select cytokines and chemokines in Gli2-overexpressing, tumor-prone skin keratinocytes.
In Aim 2, we will seek to define the mechanism(s) through which two variants in keratin 5 (Gly138Glu and Asp197Glu) enhance the risk of developing basal cell carcinoma.
In Aim 3, we will explore whether keratin 17 impacts the skin and cervical tumors arising in transgenic mice constitutively expressing the E6 and E7 oncoproteins from human papillomavirus 16, and then investigate whether the mechanism(s) underlying keratin-dependent modulation of tumor growth are the same as those uncovered in basal cell carcinoma and basaloid skin tumors. The mechanistic insight acquired about novel determinants of tumor cell architecture and regulation may lead to the identification of new therapeutic targets in the fight against cancer.
Keratins, the major intermediate filament-forming proteins occurring in epithelia, undergo tight regulation in a tissue-specific, differentiation-related, and context-dependent fashion;accordingly, alterations in keratin expression are useful clinically to typify the cellular origin of cancers and diagnose tumor stage. Two very recent studies implicate keratin proteins in the risk towards, and growth properties of, basal cell carcinoma and related basaloid skin tumors in the human and in a transgenic mouse model. This project builds upon these efforts and seeks to understand the cellular and molecular mechanistic basis of the impact of select keratin proteins on the properties of tumors.
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Musical was composed by M. 'Stew' Stewart. Co-author of music and orchestration was H. Rodewald. Premiere took place in October 2006 in California, in Berkeley Repertory Theatre. Off-Broadway show was held from May to June 2007 on the stage of NY Public Theater. Trial performances on Broadway began in February 2008 in the Belasco Theatre. The musical was staged there from February to July 2008 with 20 preliminaries and 165 regular performances. Director was A. Dorsen. Choreographer – K. Armitage. The histrionics involved: D. Breaker, M. Stewart, A. de'Adre, E. Davis, C. Domingo, C. Goodridge, R. N. Jones, B. E. Jones, K. McCreary, L. Stallings, D. R. Smith & K. Pittman. The musical was held in Washington, D.C. in the Studio Theatre from July to August 2010. Director was K. A. Baker. Choreographer – H. Wilkins. In the cast participated: J. A. Kearse, A. Reeder, D. L. Starnes, L. N. Fall, S. L. Feemster, C. Gatson, B. Harrell, T. Homer, D. Lubega & S. M. Lynch.
In May 2014, the musical was held in The Beacon School. Director – J. A. Cimato. Choreographer – K. Jansen. The performance had cast: D. Burnett, J. Armstrong, M. Ventura, S. Samuel, N. Esquilin, W. G. Moore, S. K. Vasquez, C. Gambino, J. G. Cohen & C. Featherstone. From June to July 2014, the show was presented in Seattle in the ACT Theatre. Director S. Lee has recorded the Broadway production, which was held in the Belasco Theatre. In January 2009 at the Sundance Film Festival has been presented the world premiere of the film based on this theatrical. Opening rolled on August 2009 at IFC Center, located in NY's West Village. The musical was an award-winning of several awards: Tony, Theatre World, Drama Critics' Circle, Drama Desk, Audelco, Obie.
Release date: 2008
Last Update:July, 06th 2016
Passing Strange lyrics list
- Act 1
- We Might Play All Night Lyrics
- Baptist Fashion Show Lyrics
- Church Blues Revelation/Freight Train Lyrics
- Arlington Hill Lyrics
- Sole Brother Lyrics
- Must Have Been High Lyrics
- Mom Song Lyrics
- Merci Beaucoup, M. Godard Lyrics
- Amsterdam Lyrics
- Keys (Marianna) / Keys (It's Alright) Lyrics
- We Just Had Sex Lyrics
- Stoned Lyrics
- Act 2
- Berlin: A Black Hole with Taxis Lyrics
- There's a Riot Goin' Down Lyrics
- Are You Ready to Explode? Lyrics
- What's Inside Is Just a Lie/And Now I'm Ready to Explode Lyrics
- The System Does All Kinds of Damage Lyrics
- Identity Lyrics
- Black One Lyrics
- Come Down Now Lyrics
- Youth's Unfinished Song Lyrics
- Work the Wound Lyrics
- Passing Phase Lyrics
- Cue Music Lyrics
- Love Like That Lyrics