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Disgaea 2: Cursed Memories Review
Just like the first Disgaea, this strategy role-playing game is best suited for fans of other stuff like it, and it's chock-full of depth, lasting value, and surprisingly good humor.
The Good
- Deep, rewarding turn-based strategy gameplay can last you dozens of hours
- Lighthearted story does a great job of not taking itself seriously
- Attractive presentation, featuring nicely drawn artwork and some great voice acting.
The Bad
- Recycles a lot of graphics and most everything else from the first Disgaea
- Complicated gameplay may overwhelm less-than-hardcore strategy RPG players.
Has it really been three years since the first Disgaea? Though Nippon Ichi Software's memorable cult classic was unmistakably similar to other strategy role-playing games like 1998's popular Final Fantasy Tactics, it had its own weird, goofy style and many nuanced gameplay twists that made it unique. Now Disgaea is back in a sequel that really doesn't mess with a successful formula. It's got a great new story and a ton more missions and content, but it's fundamentally very similar to its predecessor. While too much familiarity might be a bad thing for sequels to games with a lot of room for improvement, somehow it's just as satisfying and rewarding to play through Disgaea 2 now as it was to play the previous game years ago, provided you're not looking for a completely new experience. There's just so much charm and wit to the presentation, and so many interesting ways to play through the game's turn-based battles.
Like the original, Disgaea 2's anime-inspired, lighthearted characters and storyline are playfully self-referential. The game turns out to be connected to the original, so fans may look forward to seeing some of their favorite characters back in the sequel. However, this is a self-contained story that doesn't require previous knowledge of Disgaea. The main character is a confident young man named Adell, who seems to be the only human remaining in a town that's become infested with monsters. Apparently it's all the doing of one Overlord Zenon, who's cursed the people to lose their consciences as well as their memories (hence the game's subtitle). So Adell intends to find Zenon and beat him down. At the beginning of the game, Adell's mom attempts to facilitate this by performing a summoning ritual intended to make Zenon appear right then and there. Things don't go quite as planned, though, and out pops an attractive, haughty young lady claiming to be the Overlord's only daughter. Now Adell and the gun-toting Princess Rozalin must venture forth together in search of the Overlord, each for their own reasons.
Disgaea 2's story strikes a fine balance between coherence and pure silliness. There are fully voiced story sequences both before and after most of the game's dozens of missions, divided into more than a dozen episodes. Along the way, Adell and Rozy will reluctantly (and predictably) grow to like one another--and they'll meet up with a strange yet likable supporting cast, including a French-accented, slightly lascivious flying frog, a washed-up intergalactic celebrity looking to regain his former stardom, a polite ninja girl looking for excuses to honorably end her own life, and more. The story plays for laughs almost constantly, and it frequently succeeds. The game's colorful anime art style and many suggestive jokes won't be to everybody's liking, but there can be no denying that Disgaea 2's story is filled with humor and delivered with much enthusiasm. It's very similar in tone to the story from the original Disgaea, but for better or worse, the hero isn't a mean-spirited, spoiled little brat in this case.
From a gameplay standpoint, Disgaea 2 plays just like the original. It would be difficult to pick the gameplay tweaks out of a lineup, but they're there to help give you more stuff to play around with (like cell phones for mid-battle pizza deliveries...seriously) and the game plays a little faster than before. Once again, you'll get to run around in a little hub area before each mission, buying new gear for your characters and chatting with various sometimes-helpful creatures, but the brunt of the game consists of a linear sequence of turn-based strategy missions. A typical mission requires you to defeat all opposing characters on the map by deploying up to 10 characters of your own. The familiar-looking isometric perspective and basic properties of other strategy RPGs all apply. For instance, enemies are more vulnerable if attacked from behind, and a balanced party of close-combat specialists, ranged attackers, and magic users tends to be the safest bet for any new encounter. Your characters all level up as they fight, becoming stronger while gaining new skills and abilities. Many different character classes will become available as you play, so eventually you can marshal squads containing warriors, geomancers, samurai, gun-toting cowboys, demonic penguins, thieves, and more. Building the perfect squad is a never-ending and interesting challenge.
Pizza deliveries and demon penguins notwithstanding, such gameplay elements are conventional to most strategy RPGs. Where Disgaea 2 breaks the mold, like its predecessor, is through the use of a number of absurd but intriguing twists that force you to adopt some decidedly unconventional tactics. For instance, it's possible for characters to use their turns lifting each other up on their shoulders; you can form a tall column of characters, who each can then throw one another across the map as part of the same turn (or you can make them attack from this position). There's also the game's "geopanel" system, which makes it so that certain colored spots on a map may confer a variety of special effects on whoever's standing there--or, in some cases, prevent passage altogether. If you can get to a colored panel's power source, you can transfer these effects or destroy them altogether. Be careful, though, as the power sources can now sometimes get up and walk around on their own. Their effects range wildly, from being very beneficial (invincibility!) to being very dangerous (enemies gain a bunch of levels each turn). Ultimately they help introduce a lot of variety while adding multiple layers of complexity to some of the later missions in the game.
A moment that makes me wonder if all the HD graphics in the world would really be worth it.
Disgaea 2: Cursed Memories
- Publisher(s): NIS America
- Developer(s): Nippon Ichi Software
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Tribeca Film, in a partnership with Emerging Pictures, will be bringing Glee star, Chris Colfer's film debut, Struck by Lightning, to Cinema Paradiso in Ft. Lauderdale for a one night only special interactive Q&A screening.
This special theatrical event will be hosted by cinemas across the country Sunday, January 6th, the same night as the film's red carpet premiere. Fans all over the U.S. will be virtually united and given the unique chance to see the high school comedy in theaters before its January 11th release date.
Colfer will participate remotely from the LA premiere for a live and interactive webcast Q&A at the conclusion of the film. Viewers will have the opportunity to ask questions via social media.
In addition to starring in the movie, Colfer also wrote the screenplay for the film, which had its world premiere at the Tribeca Film Festival and was met with a standing ovation.
Directed by Brian Dannelly (Saved!), the highly anticipated film also stars Allison Janney, Polly Bergen, Rebel Wilson, Christina Hendricks, Dermot Mulroney, Sarah Hyland and Angela Kinsey.
The plot: High school senior Carson Phillips (Colfer) was destined for bigger things than his close-minded small town could ever offer. He was on a path to greatness, but destiny had a different plan when he was suddenly killed by a bolt of lightning in his school parking lot. Demonstrating that life is what happens while you're busy planning your future, Carson recounts the last few weeks of his life via witty, insightful flashbacks, including a blackmail scheme targeting the popular kids in school that he concocts with his best friend (Rebel Wilson, Bridesmaids), and a home life that includes a mother (Allison Janney, Juno, "The West Wing") who's more interested in the bottle than her son's future and an estranged father (Dermot Mulroney, My Best Friend's Wedding) who suddenly appears with a pregnant fiancée (Christina Hendricks, "Mad Men").
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Wade Thomas Jones, 18, of the 10900 block of Old Woods Way, Kenneth Calhoun Smith, 18, of the 12000 block of Little Patuxent Street, and Jerron Marquise Berry, 19, of the 5900 block of Grand Banks Road, were charged with armed robbery, robbery, first-degree assault, theft and the use of a firearm during the commission of a felony.
The armed robbery is the second to occur in the mall parking lot in less than two months.
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Fri, Jun 14, 2013 | 15:19 BST
Company of Heroes 2 E3 demo available through Steam
SEGA has released the Company of Heroes 2 demo on show at E3 through Steam.
Fri, May 31, 2013 | 15:42 BST
Company of Heroes 2 video is about more than tanks, but still about tanks
Company of Heroes 2 has a new trailer available below. The title of the video may confuse you, considering it's called "More than Tanks," but really that's what the video shows. Men running around on the ground firing weapons, while tanks blow other tanks and the land around them to smithereens. Honestly though, there's more than just heavy machinery in the game. You can drop bombs from the sky as well. Company of Heroes 2 is out on PC June 25.
Tue, Apr 09, 2013 | 20:35 BST
Creative Assembly director Tim Heaton appointed interim GM of Relic
Creative Assembly's Tim Heaton has been appointed Relic Entertainment's interim general manager.
Thu, Dec 13, 2012 | 18:30 GMT
Company of Heroes 2 trailer takes a look at multiplayer
A new trailer for Company of Heroes 2 has been released, showing off the game's multiplayer. You can watch it in all of its glory below. A closed beta test for the strategy title is expected sometime after the New Year. Company of Heroes 2 is expected on PC in March 2013.
Sat, Dec 08, 2012 | 19:32 GMT
Company of Heroes 2 dev diary traverses the Eastern Front, closed beta after "New Year"
Relic has released a new Company of Heroes 2 developer diary, in which the team's Brett Pascal, Greg Wilson, Jasen Torres and Rob Westwood discuss the strategy title's gameplay. The team also touches up on the new light of sight system, TrueSight, and how the horrors of war on the Eastern Front will immerse the player in battlefields of WWII. The video also provides some in-game clips. In other news, a closed beta test is expected sometime "after the New Year," and an Alpha stress test will go live next week for a limited number of players. Company of Heroes 2 is expected on PC in March 2013.
Thu, Nov 29, 2012 | 19:45 GMT
Company of Heroes 2 gets first proper gameplay trailer
The gameplay trailer for Company of Heroes 2 has arrived as promised. Along with proper gameplay, the first major footage of the game contains lost of explosions and epic music. Nice. It's the same video which was shown last night on Xplay. Company of Heroes 2 is expected on PC in March 2013.
Mon, Nov 12, 2012 | 10:46 GMT
Team Fortress 2 gets Company of Heroes 2 pre-purchase unlocks
Company of Heroes 2 pre-purchase customers on Steam have collectively unlocked the first tier of rewards. Early bird customers can now doll up their Team Fortress 2 characters with military insignia and head gear, but there's another tier waiting to be unlocked once enough people pre-purchase the game, and it's something rather neat indeed.
Tue, Oct 23, 2012 | 22:02 BST
Company of Heroes 2: blood on the Eastern Front
Company of Heroes 2 re-tells the largest war campaign in history. VG247′s Dave Cook speaks with Relic to learn more about how this brutal conflict lends itself to a killer sequel.
Thu, Sep 20, 2012 | 20:00 BST
Company of Heroes 2 – pre-purchase, pre-order incentives, Digital Collector's Edition announced
Company of Heroes 2 is available for pre-purchase on Steam, the service has announced, and THQ has sent over a list of other pre-order incentives available through other retailers.
Fri, Aug 17, 2012 | 16:47 BST
Company of Heroes 2 shots show a cold, Eastern Front
Company of Heroes 2 screenshots have been released by THQ, and they show off the "innovative weather condition" simulation tech in the game. Relic has preciously said the weather system will make the brutal Soviet winter on the Eastern Front just as deadly in-game as it was during World War II. Basically, your troops can freeze to death. Check out the assets below. Company of Heroes 2 is scheduled for PC in early 2013.
Tue, Jul 24, 2012 | 17:17 BST
Weather system in CoH2 will freeze your troops to death
THQ has announced Company of Heroes 2 will contain an "innovative weather condition" simulation tech which will make the brutal Soviet winter on the Eastern Front seem as deadly in-game as it was during World War II.
Fri, Jun 29, 2012 | 19:21 BST
Company of Heroes 2 shots show tanks in the snow
Relic has released two more shots for Company of Heroes 2 showing off a tank, and then a larger shots of a tank with more in the background. You like tanks. Have a look below.
Thu, Jun 28, 2012 | 21:23 BST
Company of Heroes 2 debut vid – the Forgotten Sacrifice
Relic Entertainment has released a trailer featuring the forgotten theatre of World War II in the debut trailer for Company of Heroes 2. It's below. CoH2 launches on PC next year.
Mon, Jun 25, 2012 | 08:08 BST
Company of Heroes 2 gets two new screens
THQ's put out two new screens of Company of Heroes 2 on its website. The Relic sequel takes place this time on the Eastern front of WWII.
It launches on PC next year. Get impressions of it here.
Wed, Jun 06, 2012 | 15:28 BST
Company of Heroes 2 implements Order No. 227
Relic has added Stalin's Order No. 227 – Not a Step Back – to Company of Heroes 2. To those unfamiliar with the order, it means no commander had the right to retreat without an order lest they be gunned down by their own soldiers.
Mon, May 28, 2012 | 07:35 BST
Interface keeps RTS out of the mainstream, says CoH 2 producer
The RTS genre is primed to go massive, according to Relic's Greg Wilson, but has to shake its control foibles first.
Tue, May 22, 2012 | 22:06 BST
A cold day in Hell: Company of Heroes 2 moves east
Relic Entertainment demonstrated the sequel to one of the highest-rated RTS games ever made at THQ's pre-E3 showcase last week. Stace Harman's impressions and a video developer interview inside.
Mon, May 07, 2012 | 17:52 BST
Company of Heroes 2 on Eastern Front, out "early 2013″
THQ's confirmed Company of Heroes 2 for a 2013 release, saying the game will take place on the Eastern Front of WWII.
Fri, May 04, 2012 | 14:14 BST
"Briefings" for Company of Heroes 2 begin on May 7
Those anticipating the reveal of Company of Heroes 2 may not have much longer to wait, if a bit of swag sent to Kotaku is any indication. According to the site, THQ sent over a replica of the June 22, 1941 front page of The New York Times along with a card stating that "briefings begin May 7." So, a May 7 reveal looks to be the day, then. The replica of the paper with the headline "Hitler Begins War on Russia, with Armies on March from Arctic to the Black Sea" can be seen through this online microfilm copy. Yesterday, scans from PC Gamer UK popped up online showing the game was not only in the works, but set for release in 2013 from Relic.


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Thanks for the tutorial. When I made one for our grandson I ve cut them all bij hand!!!!
What a nice thing to add to baby's room after the shower!
Cute and colorful:@)
Lovely bunting and didn't realise how useful a quilting ruler could be. Will certainly purchase one now. Thanks for the tip.
Very lovely the new mummy will love them, dee x
A darling keepsake to keep after the shower. I love bunting. Even my dollhouse has bunting on its roof line. How wonderful that you are spoiling your niece.
Your lovely box filled with all sorts of amazing treasures is on my blog today. I can't thank you enough. Because Valentines is so close now, I'm thinking I need to put on my thinking cap and create some special Easter goodies for you in return. Hugs!
Good Afternoon to you, What a lovely idea. I have lots of uses for bunting
and you have made this tutorial so easy to follow. A friend of mine was talking about making some bunting ready for a Summer Fete, so I shall direct her to your blog.
Have a lovely weekend.
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What a nice thing for you to do - and so cute.
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What pretty buntings....I made a few for my daughters baby shower! I just love them...we hung them in his room after the shower! Your paper lanterns are so sweet...I wish I would have seen them before Micheles shower...
Absolutely love showers...of any kind. Baby showers are so sweet and I just know your's is going to be darling. Thanks for the tutorial on the bunting. I think they are just so cute.
Thank you for sharing...I will have to give it a try sometime ... Happy weekend.with love Janice
Super cute!~ I am sure your niece will enjoy all of your decorations.
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You really did a beautiful job! Thanks for sharing your tips. I better stick with a 'prim' look. I'm not sure I can get something so exact...but maybe I should try! Sweet hugs!
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Happy 2012 everyone! I'd like to talk a bit about resolutions, since it's that time of the year again.
With each turn of the calendar there's so many people that make resolutions to "better" themselves, such as quitting smoking, alcohol, caffeine, saving money, or losing weight. Regarding this last group, most of them flock to the gyms to start the road to keeping their weight-loss resolutions. There's just something magical about New Year that gives us this idea that we can start fresh. It's a big milestone in the year and it basically represents point zero for the next 12 months. The trouble with resolutions is that most people who make resolutions on January 1st will not be able to keep them past February. If you attend a gym regularly, you'll know what I'm talking about: can't get a machine on January 5th, but by mid-February it's all back to normal. Some of the new members stick around, but most just quit after realizing that weight loss isn't easy, at least not the way they're doing it.
I made my own resolution two years ago, on January 1st, 2010. At that point I was at my heaviest weight of 275lbs and I'd had enough of not being able to enjoy life. I also didn't like that the Wii Fit system kept calling me obese. I had trouble fitting in airplane and roller-coaster seats. I realized that I became "that fat guy". This led me to set a resolution to lose weight. Thankfully, I am one of the people who stick to their resolutions and I'm happy to say that on January 1st, 2012 I weighed 224lbs, a full 51lbs lighter than two years ago.
I've still got a long way to go before hitting my goal, at least another year of slow fat loss, but I am so happy to be at this point. I also realized in the past few months that weight loss doesn't have to be hard. The latest holiday season passed without any weight gain, which made me really confident that I can conquer this problem. Having passed the 50lb milestone also makes me happy, mainly for achieving part of my goals.
I don't know what the future has in store for me, but I have a more positive outlook on life. The more weight I lose, the bigger my grin gets. This positive attitude is also mirrored in the way other people interact with me, which is also more positive and open.
But enough about me, the question is did you make a New Year's resolution? If so what is it? Do you have a plan to succeed? What's your time frame to success? Is the time frame realistic? Please share your experiences with resolutions, weight-loss or otherwise, in the comments, Facebook, or Twitter.


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I have three untried oolongs from QuiltGuppy left, so I set about to sniffing each one and chose based on the aroma of the dried leaves. This one won because along with the vegetal and slight floral aromas there was a darker milky or almost caramel aroma. I didn't realize that this tea was actually from New Zealand until I went to CTG's website to look up some more information on it. I watched the video on their site for "proper preparation of a zealong tea" (traditional tea ceremony much like the one I experienced years ago in China), and though I in no way have a set up for that, I did give the leaves a brief wash as directed. One thing the video did not give was a time for steeping, so that was taking from all the tasting notes here.
The leaves mostly unfurled, but some are still not open all the way. The liquor is a very pale yellow, but aromatic. It smells vegetal, but almost cooked with a slight roastiness. There's a light, milky sweetness in the aroma as well.
Mm, quite lovely! There's a definite natural sweetness to this one, and the taste is light and floral with deeper, darker notes as well. It almost reminds me of a dark, floral honey flavor. I'm really enjoying this one. As it cools a bit the green vegetal flavor creeps back in, pleasantly grounding the sweet notes. The second steep becomes much more vegetal and brighter, almost lemony, with less sweetness and a lack of creamy milkiness that I didn't even realize was there in the first steep until I tried the second and noticed it was gone. It just kind of blended into everything and smoothed everything out.
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Roll Call reports that John Hostettler, the Indiana Republican, has been unseated by Brad Ellsworth, a county sheriff. A handful of other Republican incumbents in Indiana could share Hostettler's fate, among them Mike Sodrel, Anne Northrup, and Chris Chocola. Stay tuned.
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Deval Patrick, a former Clinton administration official, has just been declared the winner of Massachusetts' widely watched gubernatorial race, becoming the first black governor in the state's history. Judging from the poll figures, he gave his opponent, Lt. Gov. Kerry Healey, a drubbing too.
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According to the Times, ccAdvertising (a/k/a FreeEats.com), which I reported on recently, has been robo-calling on behalf of an attack group called Common Sense Ohio, which "was formed in July to run issue advertisements in the governor's race there, and it became involved in the Senate races in Maryland, Missouri, Montana, Ohio and Tennessee, and in the abortion referendum in South Dakota." FreeEats, which is chaired by Donald Hodel, a Reagan-era cabinet official and the former president of both the Christian Coalition and Focus on the Family, has also been working on behalf of the Economic Freedom Fund, a 527-committee bankrolled by Bob Perry (of Swift Boat Veterans fame).
The Times notes that "some experts question how much impact the calls will have amid the rest of the political fog, especially since some voters quickly get annoyed with the technique." Gabriel Joseph, the president of FreeEats, would beg to differ. As he told me, "When you make 3 ½ million phone calls a day, we generally talk to more people than watch television, listen to the radio, or read the newspaper combined."
Secreted into a military authorization bill that was signed by the president two weeks ago is a provision that will shutter the Office of the Special Inspector General for Iraq Reconstruction effective October 1, 2007. The office, headed by former White House official Stuart W. Bowen Jr., was established in October 2004 to investigate the potential fraud and abuse of reconstruction funds. Since then it has filed one explosive report after another, revealing, most recently, that the military could not account for hundreds of thousands of weapons it provided to Iraqi security forces. Perhaps Bowen's agency did its job a little too well.
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Susan Collins, a Maine Republican who followed the bill closely as chairwoman of the Senate Committee on Homeland Security and Government Affairs, says that she still does not know how the provision made its way into what is called the conference report, which reconciles differences between House and Senate versions of a bill.
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"I was really too honest a man to be a politician and live," Socrates once said. So stands the crux of survival in today's Washington, where bribery and kickbacks, nepotism and self-dealing are the lifeblood of a durable political career. Despite the high-profile downfalls of congressmen Tom DeLay and Bob Ney, and the short-lived attention to ethics reform, corruption charges remain little more than a speed bump on the road to reelection. That the respected nonpartisan newspaper Congressional Quarterly predicts the following congressmen will win comfortably is a testament to the power of incumbency.
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Funeral services for Ardice "Dee" Dearing, 56, of Gilbert, were held Thursday, Aug. 6, 2009 at Turkey Creek Baptist Church with Rev. Dale Goodman officiating. Burial followed at Chase Cemetery under the direction of Gill First National Funeral Home in Winnsboro.
Mr. Dearing was born to the union of his parents Levon and Earline Hill Dearing on March 11, 1953 in Winnsboro, and passed from this life on Tueaday, Aug. 4, 2009 in Gilbert. He was a veteran of the Vietnam War. He is preceded in death by his father: Levon Dearing; brother: Budy Dearing; nephew: Derek Martin; grandparents: Ardice and Lucile Dearing and Willie and Ola Hil.
He is survived by his mother Earline Dearing of Gilbert; children: Jayci Dearing of MO; Kylie Dearing of FL; Jay Dearing of AR; two sisters: Charlotte Sebren and husband Brad of Gilbert; Suzie Choate and husband Mark of Winnsboro; four grandchildren and a host of other relatives and friends.
Pallbearers were Jackie Fuller, Boblee Dearing, Jack Emfinger, Brad Sebren, Mark Choate, and John Biscamp.
Honorary pallbearers were Chuck Holcomb, John Saucier, L. B. Temple, Ted Holder, and members of Baygent Branch hunting club.
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Funeral services for Ethel Givens, 94, of Gilbert were held Wednesday, Aug. 5, 2009 in Gill First National Funeral Home Chapel in Winnsboro with Rev. Don Blackmon, Rev. Ray McMurray and Rev. Nadine Walters officiating. Burial followed in Chase Cemetery.
Mrs. Givens was born to Marshall and Hattie McMurray Pippins on July 17, 1915 and passed from this life Monday, August 3, 2009 at her residence.
She was preceded in death by her parents; husband William Edward "Ted" Givens; two daughters Betty Ruth Givens and Bobbie Jean Givens; daughter-in-law Alma Joy Givens; and son-in-law Jerry Beasley.
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Mrs. Johnson was reared and received her early education in Winnsboro and attended Fort Necessity High School. Mattie Bernice Williams married Wiley Jones on November 13, 1942, in Winnsboro. Mr. Jones preceded her in death on September 7, 1965. Mrs. Johnson worked for American Telephone and Telegraph as an operator for twenty years, retiring in 1987. She married Louis Johnson, Jr. on January 3, 1970, in Hamburg, Arkansas. Mr. Johnson preceded her in death on January 2, 2006. Mrs. Williams moved to Pine Bluff in 1970. She was a member of Wesley Chapel United Methodist Church.
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Parrish defeated R.A. Hubbard 62-50 tonight in their Northwest Regional Class 1A boys semifinal at Wallace State in Hanceville.
The Lynn girls ended Shoals Christian's season with a 52-26 victory in the Class 1A semifinals of the Northwest Regional.
Shoals Christian's postseason run came to an end this afternoon with a 71-45 loss to Marion County in a boys basketball Class 1A semifinal at the Northwest Regional tournament.
The Flame, the Area 16 tournament champion, finish the season with a 15-14 record.
Marion County (25-6) advances to the final to play the Parrish-R.A. Hubbard winner Saturday at 10:40 a.m. at Wallace State-Hanceville's Tom Drake Coliseum.
The R.A. Hubbard girls basketball team advanced to the Class 1A Northwest Regional final with a 61-51 victory over Falkville today at Wallace State in Hanceville.
Alex Gholston scored a game-high 27 points for the Chiefs (20-5).
Hubbard held off a late Falkville charge, even with Gholston on the bench during pivotal minutes during the fourth quarter.
The Chiefs will play at 9 a.m. Saturday against the winner of tonight's Shoals Christian-Lynn game.
Trailing by double digits since the first quarter, Falkville (20-4) pulled within nine points, 43-34, with 6:03 to play.
But with Gholston on the bench with four fouls, the Chiefs responded with three straight baskets, pushing the lead back out to 15. Falkville, which lost leading scorer Sydney Moore to an ankle injury with 3:43 to play, never came within single digits the rest of the way.
Moore and Autumn Eddy had 13 each to lead Falkville.
The Chiefs also played the final 3:27 of the first half without Gholston but still led Falkville 29-18 at halftime.
Gholston suffered a bloody nose after taking a shot during a drive to the basket and left the game. She returned for the halftime shoot-around with her teammates and started the second half.
Falkville fell into an early hole, shot 1-of-12 in the first quarter and struggled against Hubbard's pressure defense.
Hubbard led by as much as 28-12 before Gholston left the game in the first half.
The Sparkman boys gave their school a sweep of Hillcrest Tuscaloosa today in the Northwest Regional, taking a 48-41 victory in the Class 6A semifinals at Wallace State in Hanceville.
The Sparkman girls defeated Hillcrest-Tuscaloosa 55-25 today to advance to the Northwest Regional Class 6A girls final at Wallace State in Hanceville.
The Hazel Green boys defeated Hoover 68-54 in a Northwest Regional Class 6A boys semifinal today.
Hazel Green improved to 24-8 and will meet the winner of today's second semifinal between Sparkman and Hillcrest-Tuscaloosa.
The Hoover girls defeated Austin 59-35 in their Northwest Regional Class 6A semifinal today at Wallace State in Hanceville.
Hoover led 21-14 at halftime.
Jace Haggermaker recorded a double-double as he led third-ranked Tanner past No. 4 Vincent 53-39 on Tuesday night in the Class 2A Northwest Regional semifinals.
Haggermaker scored 13 points, grabbed 12 rebounds and blocked seven shots.
Tanner advances to face Hatton in the regional final.
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Primordial nucleosynthesis and particle physics: I have shown how the long-lived relics, charged under strong or electromagnetic gauge groups, catalyze nuclear by forming bound states with nuclei. In particular, I have shown the possibility for the reduction of 7Li and enhancement of 6Li abundances relative to standard prediction, an intriguing pattern supported by observations. My results have serious implications for the collider searches of supersymmetric particles, where the long-lived charged objects are commonplace occurrence in models with gravitino as the lowest mass SUSY state. I will continue working in this direction as I am motivated by a rather serious discrepancy between the observed and detected lithium abundances.
Secluded models of dark matter. In 2007 Ritz, Voloshin and I pointed out the whole class of WIMP dark matter models that may escape direct detection in underground experiments or at colliders, but have indirect astrophysical signatures. This class of models can accommodate recent "anomalies" in cosmic rays in the 100 GeV domain without fine tuning, as the secluded models often have enhanced annihilation cross sections relative to usual WIMPs. Currently this is one of the most active research areas in astroparticle physics. Possible collider implication of model that we proposed is the sub-GeV vector and scalar resonances that are going to be searched for in the data accumulated by high-luminosity colliders and fixed target experiments. In somewhat related development, my collaborators and I have shown how the B-decays can be used to set stringent constraints on the low mass WIMPs. Overall, the secluded dark matter models together with searches of "dark force" represent a semi-infinite direction in particle physics towards luminosity frontier and I expect to keep active in this field.
B-modes of CMB from new infrared physics. Next five years will be years of active experimental search for the "curl" or B-modes of polarized cosmic microwave background. In 2008, Ritz, Skordis and I have shown that B-mode polarization may result from the inflation-generated fluctuations of the massless pseudoscalar field(s), often predicted by e.g. string theory models. This brings up an important and under-researched question of how to separate the effects of tensor modes, pseudoscalar modes, primordial magnetic field and lensing background, given likely observation of B-modes in the near future. I will continue developing this direction and explore the impact of other IR degrees of freedom on the CMB physics.
Other research directions include new infrared physics models that predict change of masses and couplings it time and space. My idea of environmental dependence of couplings and masses on ambient density stimulated new observational tests within our galaxy. I also study flavor and CP violating effects in new physics models, including supersymmetry. So far my efforts in particle physics were mostly concentrated on searches of new phenomena related to non-SM physics. This is "high-risk/high-gain" program, and in the future I will try to develop some more balanced approach and add some "standard physics" directions in my research. What precisely it is going to be remains to be seen...


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A great opportunity to work around family, other employment and/or studies as you only work as and when you are available.
As a support worker you will support adults with learning disabilities and complex needs within a supported living environment, providing individually designed support ensuring that the service users receive the highest standard of support/care; appropriate to their individual needs.
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-Supporting the service user in maintaining their property.
People that use our service have a wide variety of needs and interests and we aim to attract support workers from varied backgrounds, with varied skills, interests and experience.
Future Home Care is committed to the promotion and progression of its staff and further training and staff development is actively encouraged.
We are currently offering all staff a Learning Disability Qualification Level III once the probation period is successfully completed.
If you are an enthusiastic, committed individual with a passion for quality and would like to join our growing organisation then we would love to hear from you.
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-Relevant experience in a caring/supporting role in an employed, voluntary or personal capacity.
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It was one of the most stunning upsets in badminton this year. Li Xuerui, reigning All England, Asian and Olympic champion, beaten by rising Indian talent PV Sindhu in the quarterfinals of the China Masters – it's a feat that will evoke wonders across the world.
A day later, on Saturday, Sindhu proved the win was no fluke as she came within a heartbeat of upsetting another top Chinese player, Jiang Yanjiao. The Chinese world No.9 was stretched all the way before prevailing 21-10 14-21 21-19.
That Sindhu was an exceptional talent was without doubt even in her sub-junior days. With Saina showing the way, everyone assumed it would be a matter of time before Sindhu began emulating the feats of her senior compatriot. What nobody foresaw was how quickly she would rise. With her performance at the China Masters, Sindhu has now presented Indian fans with a prospect that was unthinkable just five years ago: two Indian women in the top ten. Who would've foreseen this fantastic possibility?
The graph has been rising even more rapidly than anyone anticipated. She had a fabulous 2011 – winning the Maldives International, the Indonesia International, the Swiss International, and the Tata Open, while making the semifinals of the Asian Youth Championships.
But it was at the India Open earlier this year that we saw her potential at the elite level. She downed (current No.12) Tai Tzu Ying of Taipei in the first round, and then shocked (current No.8) and sixth seed Sung Ji Hyun of Korea in the second. In the quarterfinals, she put fourth seed Jiang Yanjiao of China through a wringer before losing in three tough games. It was her breakthrough moment.
At the Asian Youth Championships she became the first Indian to take the title.
Sindhu's most obvious advantage is her height. Her lanky frame and long limbs helps her cover the court with ease, while her sharp clips and attacking smashes carry plenty of sting. She also seems immune to pressure, and that is a quality that has long impressed junior coaches.
"I've never seen her crumble under pressure," says U Vinod, coach at the Padukone Academy. "Probably that is because she has played so many events at each junior tournament. She used to play the singles and doubles in two or three age categories, and I've never seen her fall to pressure."
Can Sindhu become the next Saina Nehwal? To be sure, Sindhu is a different player. While Saina is a counter-puncher, Sindhu is capable of creating more openings with her variations, and she has to expend lesser energy because of her reach. However, as she goes up the ladder, she will find that it gets ever more difficult. Her videos will be analysed; flaws underlined. She will have to learn to play under greater scrutiny.
She has so far fulfilled every prediction about her ability. Time will tell if she can match or even go better than Saina. But then, time's on her side. She's only 17.


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The University of Michigan School of Public Health Office of Public Health Practice extends the university's resources to public health practitioners in governmental and community-based organizations and provides practice opportunities for UM SPH students and faculty. Programs housed in the Practice Office demonstrate UM SPH's commitment to securing and strengthening Michigan's current and future public health practice community through applied research, education and lifelong learning.
ASPH Friday Letter (May 24, 2013)
The Washtenaw Community College Foundation has honored Dr. Phyllis Meadows, associate dean for practice at the University of Michigan School of Public Health, with their Salute to Women's Leadership award. Dr. Meadows was recognized for her efforts to improve the public health workforce and establish the academic health department model. She is senior fellow for health at the Kresge Foundation where she is implementing a national initiative that engages community health centers in addressing the social determinants of health.
A key public health training program in Michigan over the past 10 years faces significant funding cutbacks beginning fall 2013.
The Michigan PHTC provides accessible training, works with public health organizations to meet strategic planning education and resource needs and assesses the learning needs of the public health workforce. In 12 years as a training center serving Michigan, the Michigan PHTC has trained thousands in Michigan's public health workforce.
Researchers at the University of Michigan have been awarded a five-year, $4 million study of disparities in access to healthy food across the state. The study, funded by the USDA National Institute of Food and Agriculture, will examine the relationship between demographic characteristics and the distribution of food outlets in 18 small and medium-sized cities in Michigan. It will also examine the presence or absence of food deserts and oases, effective nutrition and behavioral interventions, and mechanisms for enhancing participation in local food initiatives. "We're concerned about vulnerable populations, especially their access to healthy foods. This study will help us to determine what these populations may be missing and what they have, and to make recommendations to assure adequate nutrition for the future," says Dr. Rebecca Head, associate director of the School of Public Health's Office of Public Health Practice and a research collaborator on the project.
Published in ASPH Friday Letter of November 16, 2012. Read more..
Institute of Medicine in Washington, D.C., asked Dr. Phyllis Meadows to join a national committee in early 2009 charged with developing strategies to improve and strengthen the U.S. public health system.
Established in 1970 as a branch of the National Academy of Sciences, the Institute of Medicine "serves as adviser to the nation to improve health," according to its mission statement. That advice comes in the form of in-depth reports from carefully selected experts on issues related to medicine or public health. IOM reports are commissioned by Congress, federal agencies, or nonprofit organizations.
The third and final volume of the IOM report, For the Public's Health, was published in April 2012. All three volumes totaling 580 pages are now posted and available on the IOM website. For the Public's Health describes a new vision of the U.S. public health system and includes specific recommendations on how to achieve that vision.
The entire Findings article (Fall 2012) and a link to the IOM Report: The Future of the Public's Health in the 21st Century. click here.
SPH Practice Plunge Avalon Housing worksite at Arbordale Apartments on Ann Arbor's west side. Above, Avalon Housing operations manager, Jude Walton tells the group about the organization and the landscaping work needed to be GOOD NEIGHBORS in the area near Eberwhite School.
Avalon Housing is a 20-year-old supportive housing program in Ann Arbor that houses over 400 residents who were homeless or at risk of homelessness. Edible Avalon is a community gardening program that provides fresh produce to Avalon tenants and regularly hosts SPH interns. Students helped out at an Edible Avalon organic garden and with general landscaping projects at one supportive housing project. See more photos on the Practice Plunge page.
The Michigan Public Health Training Center (Michigan PHTC) is one of nine public health training centers presented with a 2012 Best Practice Recognition Award. The award, sponsored by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA), Bureau of Health Professions, recognizes a public health practice tool developed by the Michigan PHTC entitled, "Crosswalk: A national public health accreditation readiness tool."
There are 38 training centers nationwide. Michigan's readiness tool will be one of nine to be featured on the HRSA website as a best practice for evidence-based content, collaboration, evaluation methods, impact, replicability, and lessons learned.
We hope that you were able to join our interns on October 21, 2011 as they presented to their peers, faculty and staff about their internship project(s) and experience. The UM SPH Poster sessions photos are posted on our Internship webpage.
To aid in understanding how Michigan's ongoing state-wide accreditation work may be used to support and assist in meeting national voluntary accreditation through PHAB, the Michigan Public Health Training Center funded a Crosswalk of the two programs. The Crosswalk was developed by Mary Kushion, MSA. (Download PDF of Crosswalk)
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Bollywood star and "Celebrity Big Brother" winner Shilpa Shetty has given birth to a son. Her husband Raj Kundra broke the news via Twitter, saying both are healthy and they are thrilled.
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With just five days until money for Federal operations runs out, President Clinton and Congressional Democrats escalated their criticism of Republican leaders today for not moving faster on the 13 spending bills needed to keep the Government running.
So far, Congress has completed work on only four of those bills. Congress and the President have adopted a temporary spending measure that expires Friday night at midnight. Republicans in both houses said today that they expected to complete action on three or four other bills but would probably have to roll the remaining legislation into one big catchall package to meet the Friday deadline.
If they do not meet that deadline, they could extend it, although they would probably do so for only a day or two at a time. If they neither met the deadline nor extended it, parts of the Government would shut down.
Representative Richard A. Gephardt of Missouri, the House Democratic leader, was particularly harsh in his criticism of the majority Republicans today, five days into the 1999 fiscal year.


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text: Hey folks, this weekend I heard tons of Kentuckians pronouncing the word "memoir" "mem-wahhhhh" (I could easily have carried that out for at least another dozen h's). I just wanted to say that "memoir" ("mem-wahr") is a completely acceptable pronunciation, especially in Kentucky. Technically, in the United States, at least, the latter is more correct. The other sounds…just absurd in a place like Lexington. I mean, Versailles, KY is just ten minutes down the road and we pronounce it "Ver-SAILS". Don't fight your dialect, folks. The only time it's appropriate to say "mem-wahhh" in Kentucky is if you're eating at a French restaurant and suddenly Pierre-Auguste Renoir comes waltzing through the door.


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Rovio teamed up with DreamWorks to create a game for the movie, The Croods, which is now live on Google Play. In the game, you play as the world's first "modern" family, hunting and gathering to survive through different landscapes. As you rank up, you can customize your characters with "caveman accessories" and other little add-ons.
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Here comes another game from Rovio. The development team partnered up with DreamWorks for a game based off of an upcoming movie title, centered around the world's first family, The Croods. In the game, this family will go through collecting and gathering whatever it is they need to survive and evolve.
It is set to hit stores March 14, so we'll make sure to throw out a reminder once it's live.
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AWEA applauds FERC's approval of midwest transmission cost allocation proposal
The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) today approved a proposal by the grid operator in the Midwest, the Midwest Independent System Operator (MISO), that creates a new regime for paying for transmission that will help develop needed transmission infrastructure, improving reliability, reducing homeowners' and businesses' electric bills, fostering economic development, and providing consumers with access to wind energy.
The new cost allocation policy creates a new category of transmission projects called Multi-Value Projects (MVPs). The MVP concept is based on the recognition of the numerous, widely shared benefits provided by enhanced transmission infrastructure and, accordingly, spreads the costs for these lines across the MISO footprint. This policy will help develop needed transmission infrastructure and provide access to wind energy, which would enhance states' ability in that region to achieve their renewable energy requirements and create new jobs.
The order today also approved a cost allocation approach with respect to network upgrades (facilities that interconnect a generator to the bulk power system), under which generator interconnection customers would bear virtually all of their costs. This part of the decision, akin to the obviously unworkable policy of charging the next driver entering a crowded highway the entire cost of adding a new lane to reduce congestion, might thwart some of the gains that will be achieved by the MVP policy, since it fails to recognize that the costs for such facilities should be shared by all their beneficiaries and potentially places disproportionate costs on generators.
The American Wind Energy Association (AWEA) today issued the following statement from AWEA's Senior Vice-President for Public Policy Rob Gramlich on the decision:
"We applaud the Commission's decision to approve the MISO proposal with respect to Multi-Value Projects, as it represents a significant improvement over the existing cost allocation proposal. We look forward to working with the Midwest ISO to move candidate MVP lines into the Midwest ISO Transmission Expansion Plan 2011 (MTEP '11) to ensure that interconnection costs for wind development are reasonable. With this policy in place, the Midwest is ready to step up to the plate and support wind development and unlock the associated manufacturing and supply chain jobs throughout the region. The proposed mechanism would spread the costs of new transmission infrastructure to the beneficiaries, allowing the region to build a robust transmission grid that will bring reliability and economic benefits as well as supporting state, regional and national policy goals. This policy is a tremendous victory for the region's consumers, environment, and economy."
AWEA is the national trade association of America's wind industry, with 1,300 member companies, including global leaders in wind power and energy development, wind turbine manufacturing, component and service suppliers, and the world's largest wind power trade show, the WINDPOWER Conference & Exhibition, which takes place next in Las Vegas, NV, May 5-8, 2014. AWEA is the voice of wind energy in the U.S., promoting renewable energy to power a cleaner, stronger America. Look up information on wind energy at the AWEA website. Find insight on industry issues at AWEA's blog Into the Wind. Join AWEA on Facebook. Follow AWEA on Twitter.


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