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text: In a rebroadcast from Oct. 27, 2012, Florence continues her virtual shopping trip with fitness & nutrition professional, Patrick Hopkins. They talk about healthful choices in the bread, pasta, and rice aisles, and discuss what peanut butters and jellies or preserves would make great toppings. They also talk about the high sugar content of many juices and sodas. This interview is the 4th in a continuing series. Aired Feb. 16, 2013.

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Bored of the big branded new music institutions? Got a sense that there's a lot of exciting music out there that doesn't get through the official gatekeepers? Resolved to listen to more under-the-radar music in 2013?
Me too. That's why I'm going to start posting short listings each month of out-of-the way new music that catches my eye.
This won't be anything like a comprehensive list; it will be more like a clearing house for anything interesting looking, featuring new talent, rarely heard works, innovative programming or just stuff I think might be cool. Unlike the now-retired New Music on Shoestring listings there won't be a price cap on inclusion for any events; although by their nature a lot of them will be terrific bargains. As usual, everything here will be UK-centric, but international contributions will be considered. Feel free to send me details of what you or your ensemble is up to, but inclusion is strictly at my discretion, and I can't promise to reply to all emails.
Update: In the comments below, .fseventsd adds a couple more items of interest taking place in the US this month. For which I say thank you very much – people are always welcome to add stuff of their own in this way below Secret Music posts (I may start moderating things if threads get too spammy or out of control).
Monday 7 January: Cafe Oto: Hyperion Ensemble and Mats LindStröm play works by Iancu Dumitrescu, Ana-Maria Avram, 8pm | £8 in adv/£10 on the door.
Third event in an ongoing series co-curated by SUNN O)))'s Stephen O'Malley, featuring maverick electro-acoustic composer Mats Lindström and new works by Romanian spectralist composers Iancu Dumitrescu and Ana-Maria Avram performed by the Hyperion Ensemble, featuring the composers alongside Tim Hodgkinson, Chris Cutler and Stephen O'Malley.
Tuesday 8 January: Birmingham Conservatoire: Thumb: Black Bile, 7.30pm | £5.50/£3.
Works by Seán Clancy, Benjamin Graves and Andy Ingamels, plus WP of Black Bile by new composer-in-association Marc Yeats.
Wednesday 9 January: Kings Place: Birtwistles in Residence, 8pm | £14.50/£17.50/£21.50/£26.50/Online Savers £9.50
On the day painter Adam Birtwistle's debut show opens at Kings Place Gallery, Hall One hosts a special concert featuring the music of his father, Sir Harrison Birtwistle.
The programme is based around two main works – the Orpheus Elegies for voice, oboe and harp to a text by Rilke which was first performed complete at the Lucerne Festival in 2004, and The Axe Manual for piano and percussion, described in Gramophone as 'an exuberant, and, in its central stages, delicate essay in 'extending' piano sound by means of metal and wood percussion'.
Monday 14 January: Anthony Burgess Foundation: Lunchtime concert: Cassandra's Dream Song, 1pm | Free, no need to book.
Flautist Anna Mari presents a performance of Cassandra's Dream Song (1974) by Brian Ferneyhough, arranged and directed as a small stage performance.
Monday 14 January: Cafe Oto: The Music of Making Strange: Works by Alex Hills, 8pm | £7/£5.
Recent chamber music by composer Alex Hills, much of which is an exploration of Viktor Shklovsky's concept of 'Ostranenie', or art as 'making strange'. Performers include Lucy Railton, Aisha Orazbayeva and Serge Vuile, the French cellist Severine Ballon, pianist Roderick Chadwick and soprano Natalie Raybould.
Sunday 20 January: Cafe Oto: Outsider Music Collective, 8pm | £8 in adv/£10 on the door.
Following a critically acclaimed night at Bold Tendencies, Peckham, in summer 2012, the Outsider Music Collective come to Cafe OTO to present another programme of outsider classics from Britain and America. To include works by Conlon Nancarrow, James Tenney, Cornelius Cardew, Howard Skempton, Michael Parsons, Moondog and new work by the collective.
Saturday 26 January: The Red Hedgehog: The Magic Bass Flute, 6.30pm | £10/£5 students from The Red Hedgehog Box Office (020 8348 5050)
Riot Ensemble perform music for bass, alto and c-flutes by Mario Garuti, Amy Beth Kirsten, Julian Anderson, Ric Graebner, George Benjamin and Terence Allbright.


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NateD26 wrote:The medieval practice of changing the iota adscript to subscript in texts that were written in periods where it was still being pronounced is quite baffling then.
spiphany wrote:Well, one of the pleasant side effects of using iota subscripts is that there's no danger of confusing the dative singular with the nominative plural (among other things...).
mwh wrote:We still await abandonment of the absurd use of the semicolon to represent a question mark.
mwh wrote:; as question mark -- I'm not about to start a campaign to change it, it is kind of cute, it just came to mind as another medieval hangover that we all unthinkingly accept as proper to Greek when it has no real justification at all.
mwh wrote:No we won't.
mwh wrote:Ah, but it's precisely the "traditiones quas antiquitus a patribus suscepimus" that I'm upholding.
If "change is by itself detrimental" you must really abhor the iota subscript and semi-colon.


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Consensus Report
Mississippi River Water Quality and the Clean Water Act: Progress, Challenges, and Opportunities (2007)Water Science and Technology Board
Each report is produced by a committee of experts selected by the Academy to address a particular statement of task and is subject to a rigorous, independent peer review; while the reports represent views of the committee, they also are endorsed by the Academy. Learn more on our expert consensus reports.
The Mississippi River is, in many ways, the nation's best known and most important river system. Mississippi River water quality is of paramount importance for sustaining the many uses of the river including drinking water, recreational and commercial activities, and support for the river's ecosystems and the environmental goods and services they provide. The Clean Water Act, passed by Congress in 1972, is the cornerstone of surface water quality protection in the United States, employing regulatory and nonregulatory measures designed to reduce direct pollutant discharges into waterways. The Clean Water Act has reduced much pollution in the Mississippi River from "point sources" such as industries and water treatment plants, but problems stemming from urban runoff, agriculture, and other "non-point sources" have proven more difficult to address. This report concludes that too little coordination among the 10 states along the river has left the Mississippi River an "orphan" from a water quality monitoring and assessment perspective. Stronger leadership from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is needed to address these problems. Specifically, the EPA should establish a water quality data-sharing system for the length of the river, and work with the states to establish and achieve water quality standards. The Mississippi River corridor states also should be more proactive and cooperative in their water quality programs. For this effort, the EPA and the Mississippi River states should draw upon the lengthy experience of federal-interstate cooperation in managing water quality in the Chesapeake Bay.
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- Although increases in grain production for biofuels, particularly on marginal agricultural lands that contribute high nutrient loads, may have substantial consequences for Mississippi River and northern Gulf of Mexico water quality, these potential impacts have not been fully evaluated.
- At the scale of the entire Mississippi River, including its effects that extend into the northern Gulf of Mexico, nutrients and sediment are the two primary water quality problems.
- Large rivers such as the Mississippi are physically difficult to monitor, evaluate, and characterize.
- Pollutant loadings from ten states impact the Mississippi River and extend into the northern Gulf of Mexico.
- Resolution of many Mississippi River water quality issues is constrained by pre-CWA structural alterations to the river for example, locks, dams, and levees, and the losses of wetlands that the Clean Water Act cannot undo.
- The Clean Water Act contains no authorities that directly regulate nonpoint sources of pollutants.
- The Clean Water Act has been effective in addressing point sources of water pollutants.
- The Clean Water Act specifically exempts agricultural stormwater discharges and return flows from irrigated agriculture from being regulated as point source discharges and does not address agricultural nonpoint source pollution except as it leaves all nonpoint source pollution management to the states.
- The EPA has failed to use its mandatory and discretionary authorities under the Clean Water Act to provide adequate interstate coordination and oversight of state water quality activities along the Mississippi River that could help promote and ensure progress toward the act�s fishable and swimmable and related goals.
- The interstate nature of the Mississippi River poses complications in coordinating water quality standards and monitoring programs among ten states and four EPA regions.
- There are currently neither federal nor state water quality standards for nutrients for most of the Mississippi River, although standards for nutrients are under development in several states.


text: MIAMI (AP) Greyhound racing used to be a popular sport in the United States, but in recent years it has fallen out of favor with gamblers and aficionados.A bill to end mandatory racing in Florida failed to pass in the most recent legislative session, but proponents hope to revive the plan next year.If approved, the bill could sound the death knell for the sport. Track owners would be able to operate their much more lucrative poker rooms and slot machines, and get rid of the dogs.Up until the 1980s, the sport drew thousands in Florida, home to 12 out of 21 tracks nationwide. Now, only a few dozen male retirees and tourists, who show up out of curiosity, sit in the stands on a good day.


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Introduction: The Glass Box
Never before had there been such a funeral. Never before had the remains of so many people been buried in one grave. The procession began in Tel Aviv, on June 26, 1949. The horror enveloping the city's Great Synagogue was almost unbearable, and hysterical shrieks rose from people crowding around the building. The newspapers reported that there were tens of thousands present and described heartbreaking scenes. There were cries of "Mama! Papa!" and many fainted. Small children were also to be seen.
In the main hall of the synagogue stood a glass box, five feet long. In it were thirty porcelain urns, painted with blue and white stripes. According to the newspapers, they contained the ashes of 200,000 Jews who had been murdered in the Holocaust. The mayor was there, as well as other dignitaries and rabbis. Speeches were made and prayers intoned, and then the glass box was loaded onto a police vehicle, to be carried through some of the city's streets; the vehicle had trouble making its way through the crowds. Along the route that the box traveled, people closed their shops and workshops and lined the sidewalks, watching the procession in silent awe.
The first stop on the route was Rehovot, where President Chaim Weizmann had his home. Classes were canceled in the town's schools, and the students were sent to see the box. Weizmann, aged and frail and almost blind, said a few words. Then the box was taken to Jerusalem, and at the entrance to the city there were once again thousands, waiting and weeping. Some of them brought bars of soap. They mistakenly believed that the soap had been made out of the bodies of Jews and wanted to bury it with the glass box, in the soil of the ancient cemetery of Sanhedria, among graves that had been hewn out of rock two thousand years before.
The man who organized this historic spectacle was Simon Wiesenthal, then forty- one years old. From the day he was released from the Mauthau sen concentration camp in Austria he had lived in the nearby city of Linz and occupied himself with searching out Nazi war criminals. The ashes of the dead had been collected at his initiative at concentration camps and other detention sites across Austria.
"The glass box," he wrote later, "had suddenly become a kind of looking- glass, in which the faces of many, many were reflected — friends from the ghetto, companions from the concentration camps, people who had been beaten to death, died of starvation, been hounded into the electrified fence. I could see the panicked faces of Jews who were whipped and clubbed into the gas chambers, chased from behind by human animals devoid of conscience or feelings, who would not hear their lone plea: to let them live."Continue reading the main story
By then Wiesenthal already knew several Israelis, but not many Israelis knew him. The mayor of Tel Aviv, Yisrael Rokach, for one, didn't know who he was when Wiesenthal first contacted him, in Yiddish, a few months before. But Rokach seems to have been impressed by Wiesenthal's assertive style. It was more like an order than a query, request, or suggestion: the Association of Former Concentration Camp Inmates in Austria had decided to transfer the ashes of the martyrs to Israel and to honor the city of Tel Aviv by making it the recipient, Wiesenthal wrote. There was no way to refuse, and Rokach replied that Tel Aviv would accept the urns with a "tremor of sanctity," although he had no idea what to do with them.
The annihilation of the Jews haunted many of the inhabitants of Israel. They were tormented by the pain. Already in 1946, ashes brought from a camp in Poland had been interred in Israel. But even in 1949, nobody really knew the right way to go about mourning six million dead or how to perpetuate their memory. The law on prosecuting Nazis and their collaborators would only be enacted a year later; the official Holocaust Memorial Day would be designated two years later, and the law establishing the State Memorial Authority, Yad Vashem, would be passed only in 1953.
When Wiesenthal came to Israel, the Holocaust was still wrapped in silence. Parents never told their children what they had experienced; the children never dared to ask. Holocaust survivors made people flinch with anxiety, embarrassment, and feelings of guilt. They were not easy to live with: How can you share an apartment building with them, work with them, go to the movies or the beach with them? How can you fall in love with them and marry them? How can their children go to school with yours? It's doubtful that any other society ever faced so difficult or painful an encounter with "the Other," to use a phrase that came into currency later.
Many of the Israelis who had settled in the country before World War II, or were born there, tended to relate condescendingly to Holocaust victims and survivors, identifying them with the Jews of the Diaspora, whom they despised as the polar opposite of the "new Hebrews" they were trying to create in the Land of Israel, in the spirit of the Zionist vision. It was customary to blame the victims for not coming to the country beforehand, remaining in Europe instead and waiting to be slaughtered without doing anything to prevent it.
They were despised for their weakness, because most of them had not fought against the Nazis but had gone to their deaths "like lambs to the slaughter." Many Holocaust survivors found neither a sympathetic ear nor any compassion; often they were not even believed when they related what had happened to them. For their part, the survivors had plenty to say to the Israelis. Why, they would ask, had the Zionist movement not made greater efforts to rescue them from the Nazis? Implicit in this question was a terrible accusation, and the leaders of the movement found it difficult to explain their powerlessness. Besides the question of what they could have done, there was the far more embarrassing one of whether they had taken any interest at all in the plight of European Jews. Many survivors of the Holocaust were shocked to discover after the war that Jews in the United States and in Palestine had lived through the war in relative complacency; reports about the destruction of their brethren concerned them only to the extent that their day- to- day lives were affected.
Wiesenthal once described how, soon after the war, he had seen Jewish newspapers from America and Palestine printed in the summer of 1943, when he was a concentration camp inmate. "And what I read was terribly depressing to me," he wrote. For the papers described the routines of community life, politics, economic prosperity, culture, entertainment, and family celebrations. Only here and there did Wiesenthal find items about the murder of the Jews in Poland, based usually on BBC reports. In the papers from Palestine, he found big headlines about Arabs who attacked a kibbutz and killed two cows. A report about what was happening in Poland, by a refugee who had made it to Palestine, was relegated to page seven. "I started asking myself, are we still one people, the same people?" he wrote.
In 1946, Wiesenthal attended the first Zionist Congress since the Holocaust, held in Basel, Switzerland, and the thought ran through his mind that the leaders of the Zionist movement deserved to be put on trial, like the heads of the Nazi regime who were tried in Nuremberg. "I took a good look at those who were our 'leadership' and had done very little to save Jews," he related. He was referring to Israel's first prime minister, David Ben- Gurion, among others. By bringing the ashes of the victims to Jerusalem for burial, Wiesenthal was demanding of the Israelis that they at long last confront the Holocaust, in the same way that in days to come he was to demand it of the other nations of the world.
The institutions and the officials involved in organizing the funeral tended to look upon the matter as a nuisance, but Wiesenthal would not let them alone. At first he had written to Yad Vashem, but at that time it was only a private society operating out of a three- room office and having a hard time paying the rent. "We regret that our project is as yet unable to receive this sacred consignment," the organization wrote to Wiesenthal, and so he turned to the Tel Aviv municipality. The heads of Yad Vashem had no choice but to acquiesce, but they soon changed their minds and demanded that the glass box be buried in Jerusalem. Wiesenthal went along with that as well: "We believe that for diplomatic and national reasons at this time we must do everything to concentrate in Jerusalem all things and all projects that symbolize the link between the Diaspora of our people and the State of Israel," he wrote, using the first-person plural, as was his custom.
But now the need arose to decide who would finance the project. Wiesenthal assured Mayor Rokach that the organization he was acting for would cover all the shipping costs, but he requested funding for airplane tickets and a ten- day stay for himself and one companion. Yad Vashem replied immediately that it had no money. The request led to a lengthy correspondence, and eighteen months went by. It was a dramatic and bloody period. Between his first letter to Yad Vashem in January 1948 and the funeral, a war had been waged and the State of Israel had been declared. Wiesenthal, who was a keen stamp collector, had an idea: the Israeli Postal Service should issue stamps in memory of the Holocaust, and the revenue would be used to cover the expenses of the memorial project.
But it was not only the issue of funding that held up his initiative. The fledgling state needed an aura of heroic glory, and some of the officials handling the matter thought the remains of Theodor Herzl, the founder of the Zionist movement, should be brought from Vienna for reinterment in Jerusalem before the ashes of the Holocaust victims from Austria; Herzl was a symbol of triumph, the Holocaust represented defeat. So this is what was done. An argument also arose as to the respective roles of the state and the Chief Rabbinate in burying the ashes of those who perished in the Holocaust, an echo of the ever- present confrontation between the secular and the religious. And out of this arose the question of whether the urns that Wiesenthal wanted to bury in a Jewish cemetery in Israel really contained only the ashes of Jews, or whether there were also ashes of gentiles mixed in with them.
In the end, Wiesenthal lost his patience. He cabled Yad Vashem that he was on his way to Rome, where he would board an Italian airliner with the ashes and fl y to Israel. Please make all the preparations, he demanded. Only now did Yad Vashem convene a committee, which hastily organized the ceremony as mutual recriminations flew through the air between the various parties involved. These found their way into the newspapers. There was a scandal, but at the last minute the speaker of the Knesset managed to read into the parliamentary record a state declaration of mourning, and the papers gave the event extensive coverage. This was Wiesenthal's first visit to Israel. He entered the country on a Polish passport. He was welcomed respectfully and no one troubled him with the obvious questions: Where exactly were the ashes collected? How can we know if they are really the ashes of the victims? And how did you determine that the number of Jews who were killed in Austrian concentration camps was 200,000? One newspaper apparently thought this wasn't enough, and wrote 250,000. The papers tended to conceal the fact that these were in fact symbolic samples of ash and described the urns as containing all the ashes of the hundreds of thousands of victims. Wiesenthal was very emotional. "As I followed the box of ashes," he wrote, "I remembered my family members, my friends and companions, and all those who paid with their lives for one single sin — being born Jewish. I looked at the box, and I saw my mother's face the way it looked the last time I saw her on that fateful day when I left home in the morning for forced labor outside the ghetto and I did not know that I would not see her when I returned in the evening, nor ever again."
The burial of the ashes was meant to be only the first stage in a much more ambitious program: Wiesenthal hoped to have a huge structure erected in memory of the Jews who perished in the Holocaust, what he called a mausoleum. Before the Nazi occupation of Poland, he had studied architecture, and he designed a memorial site that he proposed should be built in a forest outside Jerusalem, to which the ashes should eventually be moved from Sanhedria. He sketched a kind of platform paved with marble, topped with two menacing towers, an exact replica of the gate of the Mauthausen camp, and a stone dome over a round memorial hall with a black floor.
This was the first time he tackled what was to become a vast enterprise. He radiated resourcefulness, self- confidence, and conviction. He was already revealing his innate skill at public relations. Before leaving for Israel he had sent the design for the mausoleum to a large number of Jewish organizations and individuals in various countries. The project was also meant to mark the closing of the Jewish displaced persons' camps in Austria, and the migration of their inmates to Israel. He received many pledges of help. When he sent a copy of the plan to Ben- Gurion in April 1952, he asserted: "We can raise the sum of money needed for this within two years." The prime minister's office informed him politely that it had conveyed his proposal to Yad Vashem.
Wiesenthal did not demand to be appointed the architect of the project, but probably assumed that he would be. If his proposal had been accepted, he might have settled in Israel and practiced architecture, instead of remaining in Austria. Ohel Yizkor — the Tabernacle of Remembrance, which would eventually be built at the Yad Vashem complex in Jerusalem — resembles the memorial hall that Wiesenthal had sketched. Some of the ash that he had brought was later transferred from Sanhedria to Ohel Yizkor, but he was not given a role in its design, and he never returned to architecture.
The drama of Simon Wiesenthal's life is stored in hundreds of files containing some 300,000 pieces of paper: letters he received and, mainly, copies of letters he wrote in his sixty years of work as a "Nazi hunter." The first file begins in 1945, when he was a walking skeleton, weighing ninety- seven pounds, who had just left Mauthausen with no hope and no future. About sixty feet down on the same shelf, there's a file from the 1980s, containing the following handwritten note: "Darling Simon, Take good care of yourself and stay happy. I love you and we all need you, Elizabeth Taylor."
A tireless warrior against evil and a central figure in the struggle for human rights, Wiesenthal enjoyed worldwide admiration. Hollywood adopted him as a cultural hero, as did the scores of universities that awarded him honorary degrees. American presidents hosted him in the White House. Wiesenthal relished every moment of acclaim, but when he said that President Jimmy Carter needed him more than he needed Carter, he was right. One of the officials of the Wiesenthal Center in Los Angeles observed that if he had not existed, Wiesenthal would have had to be invented, because people all over the world, both Jews and gentiles, needed him as an emblem and a source of hope.
He sparked their imaginations, he enchanted them, thrilled them, and frightened them, weighed on their consciences, and granted them a consoling faith in good. A lone Jew, he had taken it upon himself to make sure that even the last of the Nazis would not die free, or at least free of anxiety, because he, the Jew Wiesenthal, would hunt him down and do his very best to have him brought to trial and punished. And justice would prevail.
A quixotic romantic with a James Bond image and a soaring ego, a tendency to fantasize, and a penchant for crude jokes in Yiddish, he was a brave man who launched some breathtaking ventures. But contrary to the myth he spun around himself, he never operated a worldwide dragnet, but worked almost on his own from a small apartment, surrounded by high piles of old newspapers and yellowing index cards. This was the Documentation Center that he established in Vienna, not far from where the Nazis had set up the headquarters of the Gestapo secret police in the luxurious Hotel Metropol.
On one of the walls of his office hung a large map of Europe, with the names of all the hundreds of Nazi death and concentration camps on it; Wiesenthal himself had been held in some of them. He used historical documents, municipal population registries, and even telephone books in order to gather personal details about Nazi criminals and information about their possible whereabouts. This was his life's goal. Sometimes he would go out on small detective missions, extracting leads from talkative neighbors or barmen, mailmen, waiters, and barbers. An acquaintance compared him to Inspector Clouseau, the bumbling detective in The Pink Panther.
His faith in the liberal system of justice and in America, combined with his communication skills, made him very much a man of the twentieth century. The concept of Holocaust commemoration that he developed was a broad, humanistic one. In contrast to the memorializing of only the Nazis' Jewish victims fostered in Israel and by the Jewish establishment in the United States, Wiesenthal tended to view the murder of the Jews as a crime against the whole of humanity, and he tied it in with the atrocities committed by the Nazis against other groups, such as incurable invalids, Gypsies, homosexuals, and Jehovah's Witnesses. In his eyes, the Holocaust was not only a Jewish tragedy, but a human one.
Wiesenthal's broad humanity was anchored in the story of his life. He always lived within more than one sphere of identity. He was born in a Jewish shtetl and until his dying day he defined himself first and foremost as a Jew. But he grew up in the Austro- Hungarian Empire and chose to live in Austria, which he saw as his cultural and political homeland. He kept one foot within the Israeli sphere, too; he looked upon Israel as a second homeland. And with the passage of time he developed a deep sense of identity with America. Living within different circles of identity gave him a certain cosmopolitan openness.
On more than one occasion he had to show great courage. One of the rooms in his office housed hundreds of files containing threatening letters and anti- Semitic abuse that he received. Wiesenthal marked these files with the letter m for meshuganers — lunatics, in Yiddish. Once a letter addressed to "The Jew Pig, Austria" was delivered to his office. Wiesenthal phoned the posts minister to ask how they knew that it was meant for him. But they knew, always. Nonetheless, Wiesenthal chose to live in Austria and to tie his life and fate to that country. It is not easy to explain why he did so.
In 1953 Wiesenthal discovered and reported to the Israeli authorities that Adolf Eichmann, one of the main Nazi criminals, was hiding in Argentina. Seven years later, Israel sent its agents to Buenos Aires to seize Eichmann and bring him to Jerusalem. He was put on trial, convicted, and executed. Wiesenthal's role in the affair gave him a heroic aura, as if he had captured Eichmann single-handedly. Some Israelis never forgave him for this, and one of them compared him to a hitchhiker who took over the driver's seat. Others likened him to the legendary liar Baron Munchhausen. Actually, Wiesenthal worked for years in the service of Israel's secret intelligence agency, the Mossad.
He was involved in efforts to locate and prosecute hundreds of Nazi criminals, and assisted in the conviction of dozens. His endeavors were remarkable, especially in view of the fact that after the defeat of the Third Reich, most of those involved in Nazi atrocities had gone unpunished. They had integrated themselves into the lives of their communities in Germany and Austria and other countries and were not called upon to answer for their crimes. Some of them had done well in politics, in the civil service, in the judiciary, and in the educational and economic systems.
This happened not only because the Germans and the Austrians took an indulgent attitude toward the criminals, but also because of the Cold War. More than once Wiesenthal saw that offenders he had located and wanted to prosecute were employed as secret agents in the service of the United States or other countries and, in at least one case, of Israel. "The Nazis lost the war, but we lost the postwar period," Wiesenthal used to say.
Wiesenthal died in September 2005, at the age of ninety- six. His daughter, Paulinka Kreisberg, was flooded with consolation messages. Beatrix, queen of the Netherlands, and Abdullah, king of Jordan, were among those who wrote, as were Laura and George Bush, as well as presidents and prime ministers, legislators and mayors from all over the world. The U.S. Senate unanimously passed a resolution commemorating his life and accomplishments.
Someone sent condolences on behalf of Muhammad Ali, the legendary boxer. That may have happened because of the constant and repeated pressure that Wiesenthal had exerted on the city of Berlin until it gave in to him and named a street after Jesse Owens, the black sprinter who defeated Hitler's athletes in the "Nazi Olympics" in Berlin in 1936.
From Jerusalem, Prime Minister Ariel Sharon wrote: "The State of Israel, the Jewish people and all of humankind owe a great debt to Simon Wiesenthal who devoted his life to ensuring that the Nazi atrocities will not be repeated and that the murderers will not go unpunished."
But his daughter's heart was touched most by the private letters she received from innumerable individuals, among them hundreds of members of the "second generation" — the children of survivors, for whom the heritage of the Holocaust was a key part of their identity. Many of those children felt a deep identification with Wiesenthal. Esti Cohen, a native of Israel, wrote to Paulinka Kreisberg, "At the age of six, I used to have shoes ready next to my bed so that if the Nazis came in the night, at least I would have shoes, and not be like my mother in the 'death march' from the concentration camps at the end of World War II." She attached to her letter a photocopy of her Israeli ID card, with a yellow star stuck onto it.
Wiesenthal related that once when he was a prisoner at the Janowska concentration camp in Lvov, in Ukraine, he was in a group of inmates ordered to dig a deep ditch. "We knew that soon the ditch would be full of bodies," he said. "The victims were already being marched up. Women and girls. Then I caught the desperate eye of one of the girls. 'Don't forget us,' is what that look said to me." On another occasion, he said, he imagined meeting with the victims in heaven, and he was determined to say only four words, "I didn't forget you," the phrase that became his personal motto.
More than anything else, Wiesenthal deserves to be remembered for his contribution to the culture of memory and the belief that remembering the dead is sanctifying life. Ironically, the more years went by and the more unlikely it became that the surviving Nazi criminals would be brought to justice, the more the Holocaust became a universal synonym for evil, a warning sign for every nation and every person. This happened, to a large extent, thanks to the efforts of Simon Wiesenthal. Nobody did more than he did in this respect. But even at the height of his fame as a "Nazi hunter" and as a humanist authority, he remained a lonely man, haunted throughout his adult life by memories of the horror. He was a tragic hero, always cloaked in the mysteries of his life; it is no easy task to decipher his secrets.
As he walked behind the glass box in Jerusalem, Wiesenthal thought not only about the murdered millions, but also about the murderers: "I was reminded of Eichmann," he wrote later. "That it was possible that the following day he would read in the newspaper about the ceremony and that a smile of satisfaction would come to his lips . . . In my mind's eye, I foresaw the day when my silent prayer would be heard, the day on which the murderer of my people would be taken to the land of the Hebrews. I swore that I would not remain silent and I would not rest until that longed-for day came." This was a statement that was both true and untrue, like much of what Wiesenthal wrote.Continue reading the main story


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TMGC+C guide
Posted 20 April 2009 - 08:10 PM ( #1 )
Index of Links to Topics
Getting Started
Quick Guide for Experienced Tamagotchi Owners
Menus & Stats Screen Translations
Happy Signs
Food and Items
Passwords for Free Stuff
Home Remodeling
Friendship Levels
How Long Each Growth Stage Lasts
Reaction From Visiting the Temple
Redeeming Prize Tickets
Character Color Changes
Wake & Sleep Times
Hunger & Happy Loss Rates
Character & Growth Chart
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Posted 20 April 2009 - 08:15 PM ( #2 )
Instruction Manual
The instruction manual is in Japanese only, but contains some diagrams we'll be referencing. Click here to see scans of it.
Insert Batteries and Press Reset
There is no pull tab to hatch it. You have to install two AAA-size batteries. The TMGC+C comes with batteries when purchased new. Look at the diagrams at the bottom of page 2 in the instruction manual. While pressing in on the small button in the middle of the battery door, the door can be removed by sliding it sideways. Many toys have one battery facing up, the other down, but in the TMGC+C both batteries are installed facing the same direction. After closing the battery door, press the reset button using something pointy but blunt, such as a straightened paperclip, or a flat toothpick.
Initial Setup
A short tune will play, then the date & time set screen will appear. I don't think I need to go into details for these steps. Anyone who has hatched any model Tamagotchi made since 2004 should be familiar with setting the date & time, your birth date, and entering a name. The name you enter here is your own, since this is the name your Tamagotchi character calls out when it needs attention. As with all Japanese-language Tamagotchis, only Japanese alphabet letters are available when entering the name. If you can't read them, just enter anything; it won't effect your Tamagotchi character. After this, an egg will appear on the screen. It will hatch in a minute or so.
Turning the Sound On & Off
While inside the house, and while no icons are lit, press and hold the C (right) button, then press the A (left) button. A Sound on / off menu will appear. The top option is on, the bottom option is off.
Adjusting the Date & Time
While inside the house and while no icons are lit, press the B (middle) button until the clock screen appears. The B button is used to scroll through inside-the-house, outside-the-house and the clock screens, so you may have to press it more than once to get to the clock screen.
At the clock screen, pressing the A button by itself toggles between 12-hour and 24-hour time formats.
At the clock screen, press and hold the C button, then press the A button to go the clock-set screen.
Adjusting the Screen Brightness
At the clock screen, press and hold the C button, then press the B button to go to the screen brightness adjustment screen. The A button lowers the brightness, the B button increases the brightness, and the C button saves your setting and exits back to the clock screen. Even when set to its lowest level, the screen is easy to see in a normally lit room. You may have to use the highest level in bright sunlight.
There is no pause function. Leaving it at the clock-set screen will effectively pause it.
Screen Saver
If you haven't pressed any buttons for 30 seconds, the screen will turn off. Your TMGC+C is not paused; it's still running, just the screen is turned off. If your character needs attention you will hear her beep for you (unless you've turned the sound off.) Pressing any button turns the screen on. The button press turning the screen on is otherwise ignored, so you don't have to worry about accidently activating some function.
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Posted 20 April 2009 - 08:37 PM ( #3 )
You've gone through the initial setup and an egg has just hatched. The attention icon is on, and he's calling for you. A quick read through this post should help calm him down.
Keeping Jr. Alive
The status screens are shown on page 6 in the instruction manual. The first status screen shows hungry and happy levels. Hungry level is shown at the top of the first screen. The display ranges from four empty circles (in need of food) to four rice bowls. Immediately below this is the Happy bar graph. As happiness is increased, a pink bar moves towards the right. Hungry and Happy levels are all I'm going to explain at this point.
Feed Me
Activate the fork & knife icon (second from the left in the top row of icons.) The top entry in the menu is meals, and the second entry is snacks. As usual, meals fill hunger needs, and snacks increase happiness. Each entry has a sub-menu. Built-in meals include rice-ball, sandwich, and oden (boiled things on a stick.) Built-in snacks are banana, chewing gum, and sake (younger characters will refuse sake.)
Oh Poo!
If your character is doing the shuffle and is surrounded by wiggle lines, or if he's already poo'd, activate the toilet icon (middle in the top row of icons.)
Play With Me
To play games you need to go to the Game Center. Activate the door icon (second from the right in the top row of icons.) Note: you can't go out during certain types of bad weather. When the door icon is activated, the destinations menu will appear. The Game Center is the first entry on the first page. Once you've arrived at the Game Center, you'll be be able to select from three games: catch the apples, card match, and target shoot.
Catch the Apples: each apple changes from green to yellow to red before falling. Catch them in the basket. Avoid the bug. A (left button) = move basket to the left, B (middle button) = move the basket to the right, C (right button) = quit the game. When the basket is at the left, pressing A moves it to the right-most position. When the basket is at the right, pressing B moves it to the left-most position.
Card Match: you'll get a brief glimpse of the cards before they're turned face-down. Match the pairs, but avoid the demon card.
Target Shoot: hit all three targets within 9 seconds. Avoid hitting the demon balloon(s). A = move the bow down, B = shoot, C = cancel. When the bow is at the bottom, pressing A moves it to the top.
I Don't Feel So Well
If a skull or decayed tooth appears as shown at the top of page 13 in the instruction manual, you need to administer some medicine. To do so, activate the first-aid kit icon (left-most on the bottom row of icons.)
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Screen 1
The first status screen shows hungry and happy levels. Hungry level is shown at the top of the first screen. The display ranges from four empty circles (in need of food) to four rice bowls. Note: there are two additional circles that are hidden, making 6 in total.
Immediately below this is the Happy bar graph. As happiness is increased, a colored bar moves towards the right. The maximum length of the bar can be increased by finding one or more of the seven hidden happy signs. Any hidden happy signs that you've found will be displayed in the seven circles at the bottom of this screen. These happy signs are not transferred from one generation to the next.
Screen 2
This screen shows your cash-on-hand; first item, and the number for prize tickets you have; second item. When you make a purchase from the TamaTamaMarket or TamaDepa, you may receive one or more prize tickets. More about redeeming prize tickets later.
Screen 3
There is a lot of information on this screen.
Top line: character type, e.g. "mametchi"
Middle left: gender - pink symbol for girl, blue for boy.
Middle right-upper: age
Middle right-lower: weight, in grams - g
Bottom line: generation.
Top menu entry is for Meals, bottom is for snacks. After selecting either, a catalog of available foods will appear, showing the picture of each item.
Note: you may not be able to go out, depending on the weather.
Screen 1
Numbering them 1 to 4, from top to bottom:
1.Game Center. Sub-menu: catch the apples, card match, target shoot.
2.TamaTamaMarket. After selecting the item you wish to buy, a confirm purchase question appears. The top selection is Yes, the bottom is No. Note: You can buy the yellow transit pass here.
3.Home Remodeling Center. Sub-menu 1st page: living room, kitchen, toilet, bathroom, 2nd page: bedroom. After selecting the room and style you wish to change to, a confirm remodel question appears. The top selection is Yes, the bottom is No.
4.Playground. Depending on the time of day, you can get a weather forecast, chat and play with some friends, or learn a helpful hint. Sometimes there isn't anyone else in the playground.
Screen 2
Numbering them 1 to 4, from top to bottom:
1.Prize redemption center. Note: you need to have at least one prize ticket to be able to go here. One or more prize tickets are given out when you make a purchase from the TamaTamaMarket or TamaDepa. After entering the prize redemption center, a confirm use ticket question appears. The top selection is Yes, the bottom is No.
2.Matchmaker. Note: this destination is enabled at the second dawn after your TMGC+C character becomes an adult. After viewing a prospective mate, an arrange marriage question appears. The top selection is Yes, the bottom is No.
3.Amusement Park. Note: you need to have the yellow transit pass to go here.
4.TamaDepa: Note: you need to have the yellow transit pass to go here. You can buy the white and green transit passes here. After selecting the item you wish to buy, a confirm purchase question appears. The top selection is Yes, the bottom is No.
Screen 3
Numbering them 1 to 3, from top to bottom:
1.Temple. Note: you need to have the white transit pass to go here.
2.Celebria - Movie Theatre. Note: you need to have the green transit pass to go here.
3.Gotchi King's Castle. Note: this appears as ?????? and you can't select it until you've found all seven hidden happy signs, and the eighth square (the red one) in the Happy bar graph is at least partitially filled in.
Connect (Heart)
The top menu entry is to connect to another TMGC+C via IR.
The middle menu entry is for inputting a universal password.
The bottom menu entry is for IR connection to some other devices: the "Heart DekaTama" (located in the TamaDepa store in Tokyo), and the DataCarddas "Fushigina Ehon" (arcade game in Japan.)
Treasure Chest
The top menu entry is daily necessities.
The middle entry is toys. Note: some items stored here may be used only by certain characters.
The bottom entry is where special items are stored. Note: some items stored here may be used only by certain characters.
The top entry is for friends, and the bottom entry is for those characters that have died in your care. If you press the B (middle) button while viewing an entry in your friends list, a "good-bye" prompt appears. Select the upper option to delete this entry from your friends list, or the lower option to keep it.
When you press the Reset button on the back, a menu will appear. The top selection is Load, the bottom is Reset.
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Posted 20 April 2009 - 08:54 PM ( #5 )
On the first stats screen, below the happy bar, there are seven circles. If you find one of the seven hidden happy signs, the maximum length of the happy bar will increase by one square, and an icon for the found happy item will be displayed in one of the seven circles.
The happy signs are (left to right):
1. see a rainbow = use the rainbow watering can on a day with puffy clouds
2. spot a shooting star = use the telescope on a clear night
3. find a four-leaf clover = use the magnifying glass on a day with puffy clouds
4. get a "winner" popsicle stick = eat ice-candy on-a-stick
5. discover a stem floating upright in your tea = drink Japanese tea
6. see heart-shaped cloud = in the sky on a day with puffy clouds
7. receive a visit from hapihapi = eat a candy heart from the hapihapi tree
Items 1 - 6 occur randomly. It's usually necessary to repeat each process multiple times.
Prize for finding all 7: The final entry in the door menus is revealed as the Gotchi King's castle. There you get to play a catch-style bonus game for up to 500 GP per visit.
Note: These happy signs are not transferred from one generation to the next.
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Posted 20 April 2009 - 09:19 PM ( #6 )
Onigiri: built-in
Sandwich: built-in
Oden: built-in
Omurice: purchase at TamaTama Market. Fills 2 hungry bowls
Hamburger: from the McDonalds Hamburger Tree. Fills 2 hungry bowls
Banana: built-in
Gum: built-in
Sake: built-in. A pre-adult character can't use this
Orange Juice: purchase at TamaTama Market
Green Tea: purchase at TamaTama Market
Ice-candy (popsicle): purchase at TamaTama Market
Cotton Candy: from a Mystery Tree
Doughnut: from a password
Daily Necessities
Mystery Seeds Package: built-in
Watering can: built-in
Scrub Brush: by redeeming a prize ticket
Hand Fan: by redeeming a prize ticket
Frying Pan Set: by redeeming a prize ticket
Umbrella: by redeeming a prize ticket
Shovel: by redeeming a prize ticket
Vacuum Cleaner: by redeeming a prize ticket
Rainbow Watering Can: by redeeming a prize ticket
Yellow Transit Pass: purchase at TamaTama Market
White Transit Pass: purchase at TamaDepa
Green Transit Pass: purchase at TamaDepa
Hapihapi Seeds Package: from a password
McDonalds Seeds Package: from a password
Letter Seeds Package: from a password
Magnifying Glass: purchase at TamaTama Market
Telescope: purchase at TamaTama Market
Dumbell: from a Mystery Tree
Artists Palette: from a Mystery Tree
Piano: from a Mystery Tree
Hair Ribbon: from a Mystery Tree. Only Oyajitchi & Otokitchi can use
Story Book: from a Mystery Tree. Only Chamametchi & Lavuzukintchi can use
3-D Glasses: from a Mystery Tree. Only Gorippatchi & Memetchi can use
Tamatebako - aging box: from a Mystery Tree. Only Furawatchi & Young Mametchi can use
Lab Coat: purchase at TamaTama Market. Only Mametchi & Meidotchi can use
Guitar: purchase at TamaTama Market. Only Kuromametchi & Nemutchi can use
Invisibility Cape: purchase at TamaTama Market. Only Gozarutchi & Shimashimatchi can use
White Cream: purchase at TamaDepa. Only Ichigotchi & Makiko can use
Golf Set: purchase at TamaDepa. Only Marotchi & Ojitchi can use
Hero Set: purchase at TamaDepa. Only Kikitchi & Kuchipatchi & Patchiman can use
Red Thread: purchase at TamaDepa. Acts as a love charm
Thinning Drink: purchase at TamaDepa. Weight goes down by 20 grams each time it's used
Tree Grow (nyokinyoki): purchase at TamaDepa
Springy Shoes: purchase at TamaDepa
Letter: from a Letter tree
Hapihapi Heart: from a Hapihapi Tree
Mochi: from a password or as a connection gift
Ohanami picnic set: from a password or as a connection gift. A pre-adult character can't use this
Umeboshi: from a password or as a connection gift
Chocolate: from a password or as a connection gift
Cookie: from a password or as a connection gift
Kashiwa mochi: from a password or as a connection gift
Watermelon: from a password or as a connection gift
Shaved ice: from a password or as a connection gift
Tsukimi dango: from a password or as a connection gift
Candy: from a password or as a connection gift
Baked sweet potato: from a password or as a connection gift
Christmas cake: from a password or as a connection gift
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Posted 20 April 2009 - 09:23 PM ( #7 )
Here is a list of all TMGC+C passwords we know of so far.
Sponsored Items
TamaDepa doughnut___80155 05372
McDonalds seeds_____17140 03794
Hapihapi seeds______84328 41937
Letter seeds________93151 09844
Connection Gifts
Chocolate__________a14751a26428a(February; when connecting it's given to boys only)
Cookie_____________m13231m37549m(March; when connecting it's given to girls only)
Ohanami picnic set_a82643a70716a(April)
Kashiwa mochi______T41286T51789T(May)
Shaved ice_________k37017k98238k(August)
Tsukimi dango______.92849.51716.(September)
Baked sweet potato_o58748o72213o(November)
Christmas cake_____m37414m95226m(December)
You may get one of the above connection gifts by connecting two TMGC+C during the specified month. If you don't have another TMGC+C to connect to, you can still get the gift, by entering the password for it.
How to Enter a Password
To input a password, activate the heart icon in the upper right corner, then select the second second menu entry. A password-input screen will appear with two rows of five digits, like this:
The one that looks like this 0 will be blinking.
Pressing the A (left) button changes the value of the number at the current cursor location (the blinking location.) Each press increases the number by one. After 9, the number goes back to 0.
Pressing the B (middle) button moves the cursor to the next location to the right. When the cursor is in the right-most location in the upper row, B will move the cursor to the left-most location in the lower row. When you are done setting the number in the lower right corner, press the B button to signal you're done.
Pressing the C (right) button moves the cursor to the previous location to the left. When the cursor is in the upper left corner, press C button to cancel and exit back to the heart menu. When the cursor is in the left-most location in the lower row, C will move the cursor to the right-most location in the upper row.
Starting with a clear password entry screen, like this:
Pressing A eight times will make it look like this:
Then pressing B two times will make it look like this:
After that, pressing A one time, we should see this:
We're well along our way to inputing the password for the TamaDepa doughnut (80155 05372)
Eventually the password input screen should look like this:
Now, one final press of the B button and we're done.
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Posted 20 April 2009 - 09:31 PM ( #8 )
If you're bored with your TMGC+C character's accommodations, you can change their room styles. Visit the home remodeling show room to see the options available: activate the door icon, and then select the third entry on the first menu page.
At the show room you will be presented a two-page menu, listing the rooms you can remodel. Here is a translation:
First Page
1. Living Room
2. Kitchen
3. Toilet
4. Bathroom (the room where your Tamagotchi character takes a bath)
Second Page
1. Bedroom
After selecting a room, you can choose from four new styles. There are five styles in total; your current style isn't shown. Remodeling costs are the same for each room. Here is a list of the styles and their prices.
0 ordinary (default)
1000 Japanese traditional style
1500 Mountain hut style
2000 Cool
3000 Royal
After selecting the room and style you wish to change to, a confirm remodel question appears. The top selection is Yes, the bottom is No.
(1) Each room is remodeled individually. For example, if you select Living Room -> Japanese traditional style, only the living room will be remodeled, and you will be charged 1000 GP.
(2) Remodeling styles are not incremental. For example, to go to the Royal-style kitchen will cost 3000 GP from your current kitchen style - no matter if your current style is ordinary or cool.
(3) You can revert to "ordinary" at no cost, however there is no refund and there is no discount on future remodeling projects. For example, if after reverting a room from Japanese traditional style to ordinary you decide you want Japanese traditional style again, it will cost 1000 GP.
(4) If you remodel every room in your character's home to the Royal style, the outside of their home will automatically also be remodeled to a Royal style. (Outside renovations work only for Royal style.)
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Posted 20 April 2009 - 09:38 PM ( #9 )
Once your Tamagotchi character has been an adult for two sunrises, she can mate.
Finding a mate through the matchmaker
To visit the matchmaker, activate the door icon, scroll to the second page of the destinations menu, and select the second entry from the top.
There is no daily maximum number of times you can visit her.
After mating, your adult character returns to their home with one baby.
Finding a mate through connection
Once two characters have reached the proper age and friendship level they may mate if connected. When this happens, both characters jump up off the screen. An "away" sign (written in Japanese) appears on the screen of one of them. A small church appears on the other. (See the illustration at the top right of page 12 in the manual.) They kiss, then the mating fireworks appears on the screens of both TMGC+C. When the fireworks are done, each character appears back in their home. The female gives birth to two babies, one of which soon jumps up off the screen to the father's home.
Mating Seniors - Otokitchi or Ojitchi
The seniors, Otokitchi and Ojitchi, can mate, but only to each other. If you don't have a second senior to connect to, your senior can visit the matchmaker. (For details see the matchmaker section above.)
On the TMGC+C, Otokitchi and Ojitchi's child can be either male or female. After the normal one hour baby stage, the child will grow directly to adulthood; boys into Ojajitchi, and girls into Gorippatchi.
When the parent leaves
Once the baby arrives, the adult plays with the baby for a few seconds, then the baby takes a nap. While the baby is napping, the adult leaves. Yes, you read that correctly. After mating, the adult stays with the baby for only a very short time - only about 2 minutes.
The baby wakes up soon after the adult has left, crying for attention; its hungry and happy levels empty. Speaking of happy levels - any colored squares you've added by finding happy signs are not passed down from the parent. The baby's happy meter consists of only one colored square.
Gotchi points, purchased foods and items (including transit passes), and home improvements remain for the baby.
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Posted 20 April 2009 - 09:43 PM ( #10 )
There are two types of friendships; those between to characters of the same gender, and those between two characters of opposite gender. The friendship level is written in a color bar below each character in the friends list. The color of the bar is different for each friendship level, so if you can't read Japanese, you can tell their friendship level by the color of the bar.
The below chart shows how many times you have to connect to achieve the various friendship levels, the color of the bar, and the name of the level.
For opposite gender:
13-19_magenta_____koibito_____in love
20____red_________netsuai_____deeply in love
For same gender:
13-19_orange______shinyuu_____best friend
20____red-orange__daishinyuu__super best friends
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Posted 20 April 2009 - 09:48 PM ( #11 )
Egg + 1 minute = Baby
Baby + 1 hour = Toddler
Toddler + 24 hours (1 day) = Teen
Teen + 48 hours (2 days) = Adult
Adult + 2 sunrises = now can mate
Adult + 168 hours (7 days) = Senior
Note: the child of a senior grows from baby to adult in 1 hour, skipping the toddler and teen stages.
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Posted 21 April 2009 - 08:29 PM ( #12 )
One of the places your TMGC+C character can visit is the temple. It's the top entry of the door icon's third menu page. You need the white transit pass to visit the temple.
After being greeted by the shrine maiden, your character will pray at the temple, then shake a fortune (omikuji) from a box. The kanji symbols on the stick indicate your character's fortune. In the TMGC+C the various fortunes are color-coded. From good to bad they are: great blessing (red), middle blessing (orange), small blessing (blue), blessing (green), and curse (black). The chance of getting each of the five colors is equal; 20%
Posted 21 April 2009 - 08:40 PM ( #13 )
When you make a purchase from the TamaTamaMarket or TamaDepa, you may receive one or more prize tickets.
These tickets can be redeemed at the Prize Redemption Center. It's the top entry of the door icon's second menu page. You need to have at least one prize ticket to be able to go here.
After entering the prize redemption center, a confirm use ticket question appears. The top selection is Yes, the bottom is No.
When you redeem a ticket, a big drum is spun and a colored ball drops out. The color of the ball determines the prize your character will get.
This chart shows the ball color, the prize and the chance of winning that prize.
Black___Scrub Brush___________30%
White___Hand Fan______________20%
Green___Frying Pan Set________15%
Red_____Vacuum Cleaner________10%
Gold____Rainbow Watering Can___5%
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Posted 21 April 2009 - 09:00 PM ( #14 )
If your character didn't have a bath the night before, she may wake up a different color from being dirty. Skipping one night's bath will make her brown. Skipping two night's baths will make her dark-grey. These color changes are not permanent. Simply give her a bath and she'll return to her normal clean color.
There are two semi-permanent color changes that can occur. If Kuchipatchi (or Patchiman) is fed Orange Juice three times in a row, he will turn orange. If Shimashimatchi is fed Watermelon three times in a row, he will become green with black stripes. A bath will have no effect on these color changes. Both will wake up their normal color the next morning. For Kuchipatchi or Patchiman, using the Hero Set to transform him into the other character will make him green again.
Posted 21 April 2009 - 09:03 PM ( #15 )
All characters wake at 7:00 AM
Here are the go to bed times:
Kuribotchi_____8:00 PM
Ahirukutchi____8:00 PM
Sakuramotchi___8:00 PM
Memepetchi_____8:00 PM
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To plant a tree, activate the treasure chest icon, then select the first menu entry. Scroll through the inventory items shown in this catalog until you reach the seed package you're seeking, and then select it. You can have only one tree growing at a time. After you've harvested a tree, you can plant another to replace it.
Mystery Seeds Package - You get a free package of these in your inventory when you start a TMGC+C. The types of trees you can get from these seeds are:
Cotton Candy
Artists Palette
Hair Ribbon
Story Book
3-D Glasses
Tamatebako - aging box
Money (you get a one-time payout of 500, 1000, or 2000 GP on the day it ripens.)
Hapihapi Seeds Package - This comes from entering the password hidden on the Tamaeiga (Tamagotchi Movie) web site. These seeds grow into a Hapihapi tree. The harvest from this tree is a Hapihapi Heart. Consuming the Hapihapi Heart will summon Hapihapi to visit your character.
McDonalds Seeds Package - In November 2008, a special DVD was available from McDonalds in Japan. The TMGC+C password for the McDonalds Seeds Package was hidden among the video clips on this DVD. These seeds grow into a Hamburger tree.
Letter Seeds Package - This comes from entering the Exile password. Yes, this password also works on regular TMGC+C models. These seeds grow into a Letter tree. Using a Letter summons a random member of Exile (a Japanese musical group) to visit your character.
Tips & Tricks:
Normally it takes several days for a tree to mature. Your character should visit her tree every day, to ensure it's growing well. You can go outside to check your tree by pressing the B (middle) button while no icons are lit. The B button is used to scroll through inside-the-house, outside-the-house and the clock screens. Caution: If your character's happiness is low on the day the tree matures, there's a 50% chance the tree will die.
If you purchase the "nyokinyoki" bottle from TamaDepa and use it on a sapling, it will grow into a full size tree in a few seconds.
If you can't afford the "nyokinyoki" bottle, you can cheat. Set the clock to 6:59 AM and wait one minute. As soon as your character has woken up, check your tree. Repeatedly do this until your tree is full grown. (This should take no more than 3 tries.)
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The final version of Hibernate ORM 4.3, a Java-based Object-Relational Mapping, ORM, framework, was recently released, bringing support for stored procedures and entity graphs. Hibernate 4.3 is a certified implementation of the JPA 2.1 Specification, JSR 338, released in May 2013.
Main focus for this release has been on support for the JPA 2.1 specification and the new features defined which include:
- Standardized support for working with stored procedure and function calls, across both providers and database vendors.
- Definition and execution of UPDATE and DELETE queries can now be made in a type-safe way.
- Entity listeners, for implementing lifecycle events in separate classes, may now use the CDI standard, (JSR-299), for injection of dependencies.
- AttributeConverters, which enable conversions of basic values between the representation in the database and in the corresponding objects.
- Entity Graphs for defining how an entity and its sub-elements are loaded. How a graph is loaded may also be changed dynamically.
- A standardized way of how schema generation is performed across providers together with a baseline of configuration settings all providers understand.
- Synchronization of persistence context with the current transaction can now be controlled via SynchronizationType.
- An object can now be constructed using argument values returned from a SQL query by using the @ConstructorResult annotation.
Other significant changes, not related to the new JPA specification, include:
- Increased support for OSGi environments. The plan is to further improve the support in Hibernate 5.
- Support for inline dirty checking, finding which entities state has changed, based on new bytecode enhancement support within Hibernate.
Documentation has been updated to correspond with the new version.
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Still no sign of OpenJPA activity on it.
Support for inline dirty checking, finding which entities state has changed, based on new bytecode enhancement support within Hibernate.
Didn't a Hibernate originator once say "bytecode enhancement is evil" ? Why the change of heart?


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The user (especially the average one, but the low-skilled one, too) is not interesten in what's going on on his computer. He hust wants to see the dancing elephants, rip DVDs or download music for free. If some software product makes such a promise ("With our great nerw product X, you can simply do Y without being a professional."), the user will be pleased to get it installed, and he will do anything to get it onto his computer.
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- I been a professional photographer since I worked for the US Government documenting Test and Evaluation of Research and Development projects for the US Army and US Navy in the later half of the 1980s. I came home to Maine to finish my Marketing Degree at USM and began to work full time in Market Research and Marketing for many years while documenting weddings and occasional photojournalist and commercial jobs on the weekends. In 2001 I again returned to photography as a full time trade and have never been a happier man. I love working with creative individuals, couples, small businesses and select Non-Profits and can't imagine working in any other trade. In 1987 I was lucky enough to wed my high school sweetheart and we now live in a cozy little solar powered, recycled bungalow a mile deep in our woods in the Western Hills of Maine with our two brilliant home-schooled teenage daughters and our three cats.
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Noelle's Crafting Meets Thrifting Room
Name: Noelle
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Noelle's room was a mix of crafting meets thrifting. The furniture was all purchased cheap on Craigslist and then primed and painted a caribbean blue.
The chest of drawers, night table, and art easel-turned book shelf also were decoupaged with a scrap book paper line called Actopus to Zelephant. I carried the Actopus to Zelephant pattern also on some framed art and painted the same animals on some unfinished drawer pulls. I actually measured and sawed the legs down to size on the vanity so that it could fit my two year old perfectly. Most other items were discovered at thrift stores or garage sales. I love the Fisher Price vintage toys. Lastly, I found some art on Etsy and used the cute owl bed set from Target.
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AUSTIN, Texas, Oct. 17, 2013 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Xeris Pharmaceuticals, Inc. ("Xeris"), a clinical stage, specialty biopharmaceutical company developing novel non-aqueous formulations of injectable drugs, announced today the dosing of the first subject in a Phase 2 clinical study of the company's stable liquid glucagon in normal healthy volunteers. Xeris' G-Pen™ (glucagon injection) has potential as a room temperature stable, "ready to inject" glucagon for the treatment of severe hypoglycemia in people with diabetes. The currently approved glucagon emergency kits (GEKs) marketed by Eli Lilly and Company and Novo Nordisk contain glucagon as a dry powder in a sealed vial, which must be reconstituted in a multi-step process with a water-filled syringe prior to injection. Xeris' glucagon formulation does not require reconstitution as it is pre-mixed, allowing for administration in only two steps.
"We are very pleased to announce the initiation of this Phase 2 clinical study under the direction of principal investigator, Ralph DeFronzo, MD at the Texas Diabetes Institute and the University of Texas Health Science Center in San Antonio, Texas," said Steve Prestrelski, PhD, Xeris' CEO. "This marks a significant step in the evolution of Xeris from a research and discovery drug company to a clinical-stage drug company."
"We are very excited to be collaborating with Xeris on the soluble glucagon clinical trial here at the Texas Diabetes Institute in San Antonio," said Dr. Ralph DeFronzo. "A product combining a stable glucagon with a patient-friendly, auto-injector pen is a major advance in the treatment of severe hypoglycemic events," he continued.
The Phase 2 clinical trial is a single-center, randomized, double-blind, three-way crossover trial in 24 healthy volunteers. The study is designed to evaluate the safety, tolerability, and comparative pharmacokinetics and pharmacodynamics of Xeris' G-Pen™ (glucagon injection) formulation relative to Glucagon (Glucagon for Injection (rDNA Origin)) marketed by Eli Lilly and Company. The primary endpoints include a variety of parameters to assess safety and tolerability. The secondary endpoints assess the change in plasma glucagon concentrations (pharmacokinetics) and the change in blood glucose levels (pharmacodynamics) as compared to Lilly's Glucagon. The Investigational New Drug (IND) application for the G-Pen™ (glucagon injection) received FDA clearance on September 25, 2013.
Xeris wishes to acknowledge the financial support for the clinical trial from a Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) grant (5R44DK085809-03) from the National Institute of Diabetes Digestive and Kidney Diseases.
About Glucagon
Glucagon is a metabolic hormone secreted by the pancreas that raises blood glucose levels by causing the liver to rapidly convert glycogen (the stored form of glucose) into glucose which is then released into the bloodstream. Glucagon and insulin are two critical hormones in a glycemic control system that keeps blood glucose at the right level in healthy individuals. In people with diabetes who are dependent on insulin, this control system is disrupted and insulin must be injected prior to meals to avoid high levels of blood glucose (hyperglycemia). The opposite effect of low blood glucose (hypoglycemia) is also prevalent in this population resulting from too much insulin followed by too small a meal without enough carbohydrates. Severe hypoglycemia is a serious condition and can lead to seizures, coma, potential brain injury and, if untreated, death. Xeris proprietary formulation has the potential to provide the first soluble, stable glucagon for use by people with diabetes to manage both moderate and severe hypoglycemia.
About Xeris Pharmaceuticals, Inc.
Xeris is an Austin, Texas-based biopharmaceutical company developing improved injectable drugs for indications including diabetes and epilepsy. The company's proprietary non-aqueous formulation technologies allow for the subcutaneous and intradermal delivery of highly concentrated, non-aqueous paste and liquid formulations of small molecules, peptides, proteins, antibodies, and nucleic-acid-based therapeutics. Xeris' proprietary delivery system offers distinct advantages over existing formulations and delivery approaches including: up to 1000-fold lower injection volume, no reconstitution, the elimination of refrigeration with room temperature shelf-life stability, and the ease-of-use and reduce costs of simple self-administration for millions of patients and caregivers. For more information please visit the Xeris website at: www.xerispharma.com
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FOXBOROUGH, Mass. – Teal Bunbury scored the only goal of the game midway through the first half and goalkeeper Jimmy Nielsen recorded his league-leading 10th shutout of the season as Sporting Kansas City claimed a 1-0 win over the New England Revolution on Saturday night at Gillette Stadium.
Bunbury's goal arrived in the 20th minute when the Sporting KC forward pounced on a defensive error and calmly finished his breakaway chance to register his fourth goal of the season. Nielsen recorded three saves to make the slim margin hold up.
The loss extended New England's (6-11-5, 23 pts.) winless run to five games (0-4-1), while Sporting KC (12-7-4, 40 pts.) snapped a three-game winless streak and vaulted back into a tie for first place in the Eastern Conference.
There were two changes on the Revolution's backline as stalwarts Kevin Alston (L hamstring soreness) and A.J. Soares (R hamstring strain) were sidelined by injury and were replaced by Flo Lechner and Darrius Barnes, respectively. Meanwhile, forward Dimitry Imbongo made his first MLS start one week after making his MLS debut against the Philadelphia Union.
Bunbury was active from the opening whistle and had an early drive tipped over the crossbar by Revs goalkeeper Matt Reis, but Reis was unable to prevent Bunbury from breaking through in the 20th minute. After pouncing on a turnover in midfield, Bunbury raced into the box alone and drilled a low shot inside the far post.
Imbongo had the Revolution's best chance of the first half in the 36th minute when Benny Feilhaber's cutback pass found him open in the box, but Imbongo sent his first-time effort well over the crossbar.
After registering just one shot on target in the opening 45 minutes the Revs made a switch after the break, bringing on Fernando Cardenas in search of a spark. Cardenas was involved almost immediately as he combined with Chris Tierney to set up Imbongo for a free header in the 49th minute, but the close-range effort went high.
Both Diego Fagundez and Kelyn Rowe were brought on in the final 20 minutes as the Revs pushed forward in search of an equalizer, but their best chance – a long-distance drive from Tierney in the 86th minute – was easily handled by Nielsen.
The Revs will be home again next weekend when they host the expansion Montreal Impact for the first time at Gillette Stadium on Sunday, Aug. 12. Kickoff is set for 7 p.m., while the game will be followed by the first-ever boxing match at Gillette Stadium, headlined by local boxer and Revolution fan Danny O'Connor.
New England Revolution vs. Sporting Kansas City
August 4, 2012 – Gillette Stadium (Foxborough, Mass.)
Sporting Kansas City 1, New England Revolution 0
Scoring Summary:
SKC – Teal Bunbury (unassisted) 20
New England Revolution: Matt Reis, Chris Tierney, Stephen McCarthy, Darrius Barnes, Flo Lechner (Fernando Cardenas 46), Lee Nguyen, Clyde Simms ©, Benny Feilhaber (Kelyn Rowe 78), Ryan Guy, Dimitry Imbongo (Diego Fagundez 73), Saer Sene
Substitutes Not Used: Tim Murray, Kevin Alston, Blake Brettschneider, Sainey Nyassi
STATS: Shots 10, Shots on Target 3, Corner Kicks 1, Saves 3, Fouls 12, Offsides 3, Passes Completed (percentage) 370 (77.8%), Possession 54.2%
Sporting Kansas City: Jimmy Nielsen ©, Seth Sinovic, Lawrence Olum, Matt Besler, Michael Harrington, Paulo Nagamura (Peterson Joseph 86), Julio Cesar (Michael Thomas 73), Graham Zusi, Kei Kamara, Teal Bunbury, Bobby Convey (Soony Saad 7)
Substitutes Not Used: Eric Kronberg, Korede Aiyegbusi, Kevin Ellis, Neven Markovic
STATS: Shots 13, Shots on Target 4, Corner Kicks 1, Saves 3, Fouls 21, Offsides 1, Passes Completed (percentage) 312 (60.8%), Possession 45.8%
* Note that all statistics are unofficial
Misconduct Summary:
NE – Ryan Guy (caution) 54
SKC – Lawrence Olum (caution) 56
NE – Benny Feilhaber (caution) 77
SKC – Matt Besler (caution) 88
Referee: Geoff Gamble
Assistant Referees: Philippe Briere, Daniel Belleau
Fourth Official: Mathieu Bourdeau
Weather: Clear and 86 degrees
Attendance: 17,592
Team Records
New England Revolution: 6-11-5 (23 pts.)
Sporting Kansas City (12-7-4, 40 pts.)
- With the loss, Kansas City now leads the all-time, regular-season series between the two teams, 22-13-10
- The Revs are now 7-11-5 all-time against Kansas City in Foxborough, including a 3-8-5 record at Gillette Stadium
- Sporting KC captured the regular-season series victory with the win tonight and went 2-0-1 against the Revs this season… the two teams played to a 0-0 draw on July 21 while Sporting KC shut out the Revs, 3-0, in the first meeting of the season on March 17, at Livestrong Sporting Park
- The Revs were held scoreless in all three meetings against Sporting KC this season following tonight's 1-0 loss
- The Revs are 2-2-2 in their last six meetings with Kansas City dating back to Oct. 16, 2010
- With tonight's 1-0 result, 30 matches between New England and Kansas City have been determined by one goal or fewer … 12 games have been decided by a two-goal spread, while two matches – including the 3-0 KC victory in the meeting this season March 17– have been decided by three or more goals
- The loss extended the Revs' winless streak to five games (0-4-1) dating back to July 14 against Toronto … the winless streak is the team's longest of the season and is the first string of five-winless since a six-game winless streak (0-5-1) in the final six matches of the 2011 season
- The loss was just the Revs' third loss at home this season as the team is now 5-3-3 at Gillette Stadium in 2012
- The attacking shutout for the Revs was the team's eighth of the season and second in three games dating back to the 0-0 finish at KC on July 21 … last season, the Revs were held scoreless 10 times in the 34-game season
- Dimitry Imbongo made his first career start at forward in his second career appearance … Imbongo made his Revolution – and MLS – debuts in a substitute appearance on July 29 at Philadelphia after signing with the club on July 16
- A.J. Soares did not dress tonight due to a right hamstring strain -- his first game missed this season … Soares was the only Revolution player to start in all 21 games prior to tonight
- Flo Lechner earned his third start of the season at right back as Kevin Alston missed the match with left hamstring soreness
- Following a mid-week trade in which Shalrie Joseph was sent to Chivas USA, tonight marked the first match since April 13, 2003 that Joseph was not a member of the Revolution … Joseph was traded for Blair Gavin, Chivas USA's natural second-round selection in the 2013 MLS SuperDraft and allocation money
- Clyde Simms wore the captain's armband for the second consecutive game and first match following the departure of Shalrie Joseph … Simms has worn the captain's armband in five of the last six matches dating back to July 14 against Toronto
- After using Ryan Guy as the lone striker for three straight games dating back to July 18 at Montreal, Jay Heaps used two forwards tonight … Saer Sene was joined up top by Dimitry Imbongo while Guy made the start at right wing
- Fernando Cardenas replaced Flo Lechner in the 46th minute … Cardenas moved to right wing while Ryan Guy shifted to the right back slot previously occupied by Lechner
- The Revs-Kansas City match was the second game of a special double header event at Gillette Stadium … Italian giant AC Milan defeated Honduran side Olimpia, 3-1, in the first match
- Today's attendance of 17,592 at Gillette Stadium was a season-high through 11 home matches


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Framed Wall Vignettes
Skimming through our flickr groups yesterday, we spotted Veronika's bright white (but oh-so-cozy home) and had to swoop in for a closer look. Turns out, Grace highlighted Veronika's Etsy shop back in February for her romantic cut-outs of framed hearts. We wanted to dig a little deeper and soon uncovered her knack for creating framed wall vignettes.
A blogger and crafter, Veronika loves to rearrange and change things up at home--a gal after our heart. Mixing and matching photos among framed vintage art helps to create an added layer of texture to the home. We love how closely she spaces the framed art and are especially attracted to the trio of rectangular framed photos. To us, it looks like class photos from yesteryear invoking a warm and fuzzy feeling into the living room. Veronika also alternates her vignettes and showcases a style that skews minimalist above an adjacent love seat. Opting for only two framed pieces she then adds a wood triangle ruler for an unexpected element of playfulness.
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Latulippe lives in Haverhill, Mass., and takes part-time classes at Suffolk's North Campus, while working full-time at Cynosure, Inc. With a concentration in strategic management, she was able to showcase the skills she learned at Suffolk to impress her bosses and advance her career as associate product manager.
"The real-world experiences that I've been able to bring to these classes and discuss with my classmates have helped me come to great solutions for my real work issues. It's also shown my dedication to my career. To be able to juggle both at one time has helped my skills shine through in my work. I also have a lot more confidence in certain situations than I have had in the past which definitely helped in pushing me through to the next level in my company," she said.
As associate product manager for the aesthetic laser product line at Cynosure, Inc., Latulippe creates and updates product literature, generates leads through product promotions, attends industry tradeshows, researches customer needs, launches all marketing materials, and communicates with the sales team about any new products or product updates.
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Latulippe attends Suffolk's North Campus in located in Lawrence, Mass. She chose the North Campus to pursue her MBA because of "the small class sizes, the close-knit community, and the variety of concentrations to study," she said.
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After graduating from the program in 2016, Latulippe hopes to continue on the path of product management, and hopefully move into management. She is thoroughly enjoying her time and experience at Suffolk's North Campus, and advises that if you are considering taking MBA classes here: "open up during your classes and enjoy sharing your experiences and participate in discussions, you will get so much more out of the whole program."