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Re 4/4 II with a fast cargo and post train from Härkingen to Cadenazzo on the lower Wattinger bridge near Wassen.
A top and tail consist of Re 4/4 II (11144 at the rear).
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Interregio 2174 Locarno-Basel is crossing the middle Meienreuss bridge in Wassen.
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If you don't like, select "do not fvcking well update this game". Problem solved. And you never know, the changes might be good. OMG bet you never thoght of that.:O
So they made two mistakes OMG WORST GAME COMPANY EVER LETS SAY THAT EVERY UPDATE IS GONNA SUCK BEFORE IT EVEN COMES OUT! YEAH GREAT LOGIC! I AGREE WITH YOU. Piece of advice, before you down them, experiance the update. Even people constantly miserble like you might like it. :O
I hate people who criticise Valve for the CS updates. Look, the fvcking creator of CS can choose what he wants to do with it, not the fvcking idiotic community.
Anyone else think that Valve should tell everyone exactly what they plan to change before they actually change it? I'm sure it'll be all good when it's released but I'm just curious as to why they would semi-keep the changes to themselves like this?
This sounds like a good thing. No doubt people will make server-side mods that revert the changes back, but I think overall, it'll work out for the better. Just gotta change my buying routine now. I think they're going to make rifles like the AK and M4a1 more expensive xD
I suspect I'm not gonna like it, but I shall wait and see, perhaps Valve will surprise me (they have done before)
Yeah, not updating, real smart there buddy. I was obviously making a joke out of it and notice how I didn't say anything besides the title (See above: joke) and the smiley, so where was I criticising it ? OH SNAP I WASN'T. So, being slightly negative about 2 updates == constantly miserable ?? We can criticise them as much as we want, hell, we do it for every company just because it's almighty Valve doesn't mean we're not allowed to and just because good ole Gooseman thinks he is doing something for the CS players doesn't mean it's automatically good (Speaking of screwed up logic, hint hint). I hate people who 'censor' words by changing a single letter (Whether to shield people or avoid the word being hidden/characters changed). You can't win, my posts are failsafe. : P Hopefully HL2DM, DODS and other games will take off [soon] or this update won't suck. It probably won't matter, losing on pub is incredibly rare but if I ever [have to] start warring in CSS I could be annoyed.
Definitely looking forward to it. It's gonna change the gameplay and it will feel new again. And I bet it will change it for the better overall. All you nay-sayers think CS is perfect just because it hasn't changed in a long time. You think it's perfect just because you are used to it. Of course you are angry at Valve for changing some things, but did you ever stop to think that it's for the better if you can just shut your mouth and try to get used to it or view it in a good light? You'll get used to it just like every other update in the history of CS, which was a long time ago and some people haven't experienced that but you'll just have to trust in it.
Looking forward to the changes. I'm sure they will be good. And I'm POSITIVE there will be LOTS of bitching.
what are most of you complaining about???? valve is probably one of the only companys that acctually adds content in every update and not just fix the problems. just be happy and play the DAMN game. also why would you want valve to release details??? i would rather be surprised.
Meh, CSS is crap anyway. If you want to dance with guns play CSS. If you want a real tactical game play 1.6.
I can barely play 1.6 because of it's inferior engine as compared to Source. Maybe if the animations weren't so crappy and jerky then I would probably play it... How can you say that 1.6 is "a real tactical game" when Source is just a remake of the game and all it's maps?
You aren't being forced to keep on playing the game, if you aren't liking whats being changed you can always go back to playing 1.6....
Play with bots (trust me, I've found some bots better than others). Seriously, go play 1.6 then. With the Condition Zero textures and High def pack.
No Seriously, people who say 1.6 is better because it's tactically better are like old people who say, "Tsk, the music of today is just noise!".
Do you guys even bother to read posts ? Seriously, atomic and disturbed you need to brush up on your "read the posts in a thread before making a reply" skillz.
Sigh. The difference between 1.6 and source is huge. They may look the same, but they play very differently. 1.6 has a greater learning curve, and more skill. It's more tactical, and has more players. Its the better game. If you want graphics, look outside.
Valve havent improved ONE aspect of source for competition play. Who regularly plays public after a year or two... They assume that everyone is a pub scrub, thats why the game wont attract any of the 1.6 / competition community. www.cspromod.com Thats where its at. qfe + qft.
So stick to 1.6 "pub scrub". Nice. Some people actually play for fun, you know. You make it sound like a bad thing. Problem solved then. Bye!
I agree, i was disappointed that Source was so very different, however theres no point crying over spilt milk, it's common knowledge now. I stick with 1.6, and there i will stay, and Source players will keep their game. Nothing has been taken away.
I read quite well, the way this thread sound is you are annoyed/pissed off about the changes, because if you weren't you probably wouldn't have made this thread. Instead of doing so go back to the "older" version of the game is still a possibility.
uh yea.....sure the only reason people are good at a game is because they have played it for so long. i do terriblly when switching from css to cs 1.6 and vice versa. so you cant say a game is better or worse.
I regularily play pub scrub after owning CSS since the beta. I have tried clanning, and personally found it incredibly boring. Pubs are great because it's people who play not always for winning. Met some good folks on pubs, and whenever I see them around we have a chat while just playing a game. Pubs are there for the community. Competition is for the people who want to prove themselves. I say you go play 1.6 if you don't like source. VALVe may have made it for 'pub scrubbers'. In which case, you're not welcome.


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Dr. Moira Gunn talks about the history, the challenges and the issues of getting medicine to people versus the legal guarantees of drugs patents with World Trade Organization representatives, Keith Rockwell and Antony Taubman.
Paul Laikind - Non Profit Research and Not For Profit...
Dr. Moira Gunn chats with Senior Vice President of Business Development at Sanford-Burnham Medical Research Institute, Paul Laikind, about how non-profit research works with not-for-profit biotech.
Matt Richtel - Tickling the Brain
Dr. Moira Gunn talks with Pulitzer Prize winning author and New York Times journalist, Matt Richtel about his new thriller, Devils Plaything, where he marries an exquisite nightmare with true science.
David Duncan - When Family Circumstances Matter
Dr. Moira Gunn learns about the new science of longevity from Columnist and Author, David Duncan.
Bob Pearson - It's Not All About the Benjamins Anymore
Dr. Moira Gunn talks with WCG CTO and Media Officer, Bob Pearson, about how buying online has changed from E-Commerce to Pre-Commerce.
Norbert Riedel - Hospitals of the Future
Dr. Moira Gunn talks with Baxter International Chief Scientific Officer, Norbert Riedel, about what hospitals will look like in the future.
Ken Goldberg - Opinion Space
Dr. Moira Gunn talks about the emergence and power behind opinion space with craigslist Distinguished Professor of New Media at UC Berkeley, Ken Goldberg.
Michael Jackson - Robot seeking Drugs
Dr. Moira Gunn meets Dr. Michael Jackson, Vice President for Drug Discovery and Development at Sanford-Burnham Medical Research Institute and learns about how massive robots are taking the drudge work out of looking for new drugs.
Stephen Levy - How Google Shapes our Lives
Dr. Moira Gunn dives into the world of Google, learning how it is changing the world around us from the pages of In the Plex: How Google Thinks, works and Shapes Our Lives, from Wired Senior Writer, Stephen Levy.
Misha Angrist - Humans Being
Dr. Moira Gunn talks with Duke University professor and author, Misha Angrist, about her new book, Here is a Human Being, where she dives into comprehensible explanations of the DNA of being human.
Michio Kaku - Physics of the Future
Dr. Moira Gunn talks with Science Channel host and author, Michio Kaku, about his new book, Physics of the Future: How Science will shape Human Destiny and our Daily Lives by the Year 2100.
Steve Kaldor - Once-a-Week Human Growth Hormone
Dr. Moira Gunn talks with Ambrx CEO, Dr. Steve Kaldor, about once-a-week human growth hormone.
BioTech Nation - Neuroscience Studies Brains
Dr. Moira Gunn learns about how neuroscience is studying the brains of dictators.
Steve Rosenbaum - Future of Content
Dr. Moira Gunn talks with Steve Rosenbaum about how the data aggregators new role on the Internet from the pages of his new book, Curation Nation: Why the Future of Content is Context.
Jason Bobe - Personal Genomes Project
Dr. Moira Gunn learns about the Personal Genomes Project at Harvard Medical School and Do It Yourself Biotech from the Director of Community, Jason Bobe.
Mark Stevenson - What's Next?
Dr. Moira Gunn looks into the future with author and comedian, Mark Stevenson, through the pages of his new book, An Optimists Tour of the Future: One Curious Man Sets Out to Answer Whats Next?
Linh Hoang - Life Technologies
Dr. Moira Gunn talks with the Director of Personalized Medicine for Life Technologies, Linh Hoang, about personalized medicine, and what that means for a breast cancer study with just 14 select women.
Kevin Poulsen - Kingpin
Dr. Moira Gunn talks about cybercrime with Wired editor and author, Kevin Poulsen, about his new book Kingpin, How One Hacker Took Over the Billion-Dollar Cybercrime Underground.
Paul Chew and Chris Stern - BioTech Panel
Dr. Moira Gunn talks with Dr. Paul Chew, Chief Scientific and Medical Officer for the US division of Sanofi-Aventis, touching on the latest from Diabetes to triple-negative breast cancer. She then talks with Chris Stern, CEO of Oxygen Biotherapeutics about their innovative oxygen carriers.
Mehrdad Baghai - Individual Action into Collective Power
Dr. Moira Gunn talks with author and Managing Director for Alchemy Growth Partners, Mehrdad Baghai, about his new book, As One: Individual Action, Collective Power. Published in Feburary 2011, this book is already being heralded as the key to unleashing lost productivity, hidden potential in people, and the inspiring power of purpose.
Robert McNally - HIV Vaccines
Dr. Moira Gunn learns about two vaccines: the first intended for prevention and the second, for people already infected with HIV, from Geovax President and CEO, Robert McNally.
Seth Mnookin - Panic Virus
Dr. Moira Gunn talks with author and investigative journalist, Seth Mnookin about the bad science which improperly suggested a link between vaccinations and autism.
Daniel Burrus - Flash Foresight
Dr. Moira Gunn talks with respected trends forecaster, Daniel Burrus about his new book, Flash Foresight, where he introduces the concept of harnessing ones sixth sense.
Jim Davis - Anti-Anthrax Treatment Stockpiles
Dr. Moria Gunn talks with Jim Davis, Executive Vice President at Human Genome Sciences, about a strategic national stockpile of anti-anthrax treatments.
Brian Greene - The Hidden Reality
Dr. Moira gun dives into the theoretical physics with Professor Brian Greene from the pages of his new book, The Hidden Reality … Parallel Universes and the Deep Laws of the Cosmos. In it, he takes readers through theories of multiple universes, of the continual birth of universes, starting long before our own.
Joan Lau - The Future of Computers
Dr. Moria Gunn looks to the future of computers and biotechnology, with Anaris President and CEO, Joan Lau.
Guy Kawasaki - Enchanting Technologies
Dr. Moira Gunn tracks down author, Guy Kawasaki, to talk about his new book Enchantment: Changing the Hearts, Minds and Actions.
Tom Rachman - The Internet Age of Journalism
Dr. Moira Gunn talks about journalism and the internet with author and former Former Associated Press correspondent, Tom Rachman. Rachmans debut book, The Imperfectionists, begins as a celebration of the original 24/7 news cycle with focused on the personal lives of various news reporters, executives, copy editors, and a reader.
Tom Thorton - Food Safety and Homeland Security
Dr. Moira Gunn talks with Tom Thorton, President CEO of Kansas Bioscience Authority, where they are working on biodefense in food safety.
Sherry Turkle - Alone Together
Dr. Moira Gunn talks with author and MIT Professor, Sherry Turkle, about her new book, Alone Together: Why We Expect More from Technology and Less From Each Other. In it, she talks about how peoples relationships with their devices is effective their human relationships.
Jean Francois-Mouney - Advances in Treating Diabetes
Dr. Moira Gunn catches up on the latest advancements in treating diabetes with Genfit CEO, Jean Francois-Mouney.
Sherry Turkle - Alone Together
Dr. Moira Gunn talks with author and MIT Professor, Sherry Turkle, about her new book, Alone Together: Why We Expect More from Technology and Less From Each Other. In it, she talks about how peoples relationships with their devices is effective their human relationships.
Jean Francois-Mouney - Advances in treating diabetes
Dr. Moira Gunn catches up on the latest advancements in treating diabetes with Genfit CEO, Jean Francois-Mouney.
Martin Wiles and Hari Kumar - The Lastest News in BioTech
Dr, Moira Gunn catches up on the latest advances in antibodies and combating fibrosis disease with the Senior Vice President for BioInvent, Martin Wiles and Chief Business Officer at Amira Pharmaceuticals, Hari Kumar.
Parag Khanna - How to Run the World
Dr. Moira Gunn sits down with author, Parag Khanna, to discuss the idea of mega-diplomacy from the pages of his new book, How to Run the World … Charting a Course to the Next Rennaissance.
Manish Singh - Treating Glioplastoma
Dr. Moira Gunn talks about a new treatment for glioplastoma with ImmunoCellular CEO, Manish Singh.
Amir Levine and Racher Heller - The New Science of Adult...
Dr, Moira Gunn chats with Amir Levine and Racher Heller, co-authors of Attached: The New Science of Adult Attachment and How It Can Help You Find--and Keep--Love. In the book the authors explore the biology behind our relationship needs, teach readers how to identify their own and loved ones attachment styles.
Barbara Domayne-Hayman and Matthew Durdy - Innovative...
Dr. Moira Gunn splits her time this week between Barbara Domayne-Hayman of Stabilitech and Matthew Durdy of Aqix. Stabilitech are working on a technology which eliminates the need to refrigerate vaccines, while Aqix have designed an innovative technology which looks to replace the saline drip.
Don Tapscott - MacroWikinomics
Dr. Moira Gunn talks with author, Don Tapscott, about his new book, MacroWikinomics: Rebooting Business and the World. In it, he and his co-writer, Anthony Williams, illustrate how mass collaboration is changing the way businesses communicate, create value, and compete in the new global marketplace.
David Duncan - Rett's Syndrome
Dr. Moira Gunn chats with columnist and author, David Duncan, about the use of proven technology to treat Retts Syndrome.
Antonio Dimasio - The Conscious Brain
Dr. Moira Gunn talks with USC professor and author, Antonio Dimasio, about the connection between mind and body and how they related to consciousness.
Science Journalism Panel - 100 Words
Dr. Moira Gunn joins a panel discussion with members of the Purdue Science Journalism Laureates Program, reading and talking about this years 100 Words.
Barry Labinger - Breakthrough Treatment for Lupus
Dr. Moira Gunn chats with Executive Vice President for Human Genome Sciences, Barry Labinger, where they have made a breakthrough in the treatment of Lupus.
Jeff Papows - The Impact of Faulty Software
Dr. Moira Gunn talks with author and former Lotus Development President, Jeff Papows, about the three forces which create software glitches, how they are effecting society at large, and how we can fix them.
Mark Rasenick - The Science of Depression
Dr. Moira Gunn talks with distinguished University of Illinois professor, Mark Rasenick, about the science of depression.
Robert Kaplan - Monsoon
Dr. Moira Gunn talks with author, Robert Kaplan, about the Indian Ocean and his new book Monsoon: The Indian Ocean and the Future of American Power. Looking at everything from the history to the regions geopolitics, Kaplan gets us up to speed on affairs of the region.
Ruben Henriquez, Vicens Tur, Pablo Escriba - Mallorca's...
Dr. Moria Gunn catches up with biotech entrepreneurs, Ruben Henriquez, Vicens Tur and Pablo Escriba. All successfully started up companies from the beaches of Mallorca, Spain. Henriquezs company, Sanifit, works with innovative technologies fighting calcification in the body. Tur and Escriba, with their company, Lipo Pharma are taking a novel approach into utilizing lipids.
Micheal Krasny - Finding God
Dr. Moira Gunn talks with prominent public radio host, author and agnostic, Micheal Krasny, about the contents of his new book, Spiritual Envy … An Agnostics Quest.
Norbert Reidel - Future Hospitals
Dr. Moira Gunn catches up with Corporate Vice President and Chief Scientific Officer for Baxter International Inc, Norbert Reidel, who talks her on a virtual tour of hospitals in the future.
Ken Goldberg - Opinion Space
Dr. Moira Gunn talks with craigslist Distinguished Professor in New Media Director of the Berkeley Center for New Media. Ken Goldberg. They talk about Opinion Space, an experimental website of the US State Department.
Paul Tan - Finding Treatment in Arctic Pigs
Dr. Moira Gunn talks with Paul Tan, CEO at Living Cell Technologies, about how they are using arctic pigs to provide a potential treatment for long term unstable diabetes.
Nanotech Panel - Constructing Things from the Bottom Up
Dr. Moira Gunn engages in a panel discussion on all things Nanotech with four of the world leading experts: Professor Patrick Maxwell, Head of Division of Medicine at University College, London, Professor Tony Cass, Research Director at the Institute of Biomedical Engineering, Professor Gabriel Aeppli, Director of the London Centre for Nanotechnology and Dr. David Sarphie, CEO at Bio-Nano Consulting.
Nina Dudnik - Third World Science
Dr. Moira Gunn talks with founder and CEO of Seeding Labs, Dr.Nina Dudnik about the program she is running to improve science education in emerging countries.
Bill Bryson - History of Private Life
Dr. Moira Gunn chats with author, Bill Bryson about his new book, At Home: A Short History of Private Life. In it, he examines how common household items have transformed the way people lived, and how houses have evolved around certain items.
Ananda Chakabarty - Cancer treating bacteria
Dr. Moira Gunn talks with scientist Ananda Chakabarty, who holds the first US Life Science Patent on a bacteria treatment for Cancer.
Susan Casey - Rogues, Freaks and Giants of the Ocean
Dr. Moira Gunn talks about rogue waves and the science that goes into finding them with author, Susan Casey. In her new book, The Wave … In Pursuit of the Rogues, Freaks and Giants of the Ocean, Casey imparts awe in her rogue-wave connection of commerce, science, and sport.
Tim Rodell - Baker's Yeast: A Treatment of Hepatitis C?
Dr. Moira Gunn catches up with Tim Rodell, President and CEO of GlobeImmune, which is working on a way to boost treatment for Hepatitis C using Bakers Yeast.
Bob Sutton - Good Boss, Bad Boss
Dr. Moira Gunn talks up with Management Science and Engineering professor, Bob Sutton about his new book, Good Boss, Bad Boss: How to Be the Best... and Learn from the Worst. In it, he reveals how the best bosses take diverse and intertwined steps to create effective and humane workplaces, and offers tips on taking control, getting and giving credit appropriately, taking responsibility, staying in tune with employees, and squelching your potential inner jerk.
Mark Ledwidge and John Gilmer - New Life for an Old Drug
Dr. Moira Gunn talks with Mark Ledwidge and John Gilmer, from Solvotrin Therapeutics, about how their finding new uses for Aspirin.
Tom Hayes and Mike Malone - No Size Fits All
Dr. Moira Gunn catches up with the co-authors of No Size Fits All, from Mass Marketing to Mass Hand Selling, Tom Hayes and Mike Malone. In their new book, Hayes and Malone take an entirely new approach to marketing, embracing small, trust-based online groups as powerful vehicles for creating customers and gathering invaluable feedback.
James Tabor - Blind Descent
Dr. Moira Gunn talks with PBS host and author, James Tabor, about deep cave exploration from the pages of his new book, Blind Descent: The Quest to Discover the Deepest Place on Earth.
Bob Palay and Mark Goldberg - Manufacturing Heart Cells...
Dr. Moira Gunn discusses the manufacturing of heart cells with Cellular Dynamics International CEO, Bob Palay and then switches gears, talking with Dr. Mark Goldberg, Chairman of PlantForm Corporation, where they are using the tobacco plant in drug manufacturing.
Jay Siegel and Garry Neil - Johnson and Johnson, A...
Dr. Moria Gunn speaks with Jay Siegel and Garry Neil, Chief Biotechnology Officer and Corporate VP for Science and Technology with Johnson and Johnson, about their biotechnology strategy and their worldwide search for disruptive technologies.
Joe Miletich - Innovative Approaches to Cancer and...
Dr. Moira Gunn talks with Senior Vice President, Research and Development for Amgen, Joe Miletich, about innovative approaches to treating cancer and some good news about Osteoporosis.
Cliff Nass - Technology:The Operating System to the Soul
Dr. Moira Gunn talks with Stanford University professor and author, Cliff Nass, about his new book, The Man Who Lied to His Laptop, and his theory that links peoples interactions with computers and their social and professional life.
Carlos Paya - Innovative Approaches to Alzheimer's &...
Dr. Moira Gunn talks with Elan Pharmaceuticals President, Carlos Paya about the latest in innovative approaches to treating Alzheimers and Parkinsons patients.
Michael Fayer - Day to Day Quantum Theory
Dr. Moira Gunn sits down with Stanford University professor and author, Michael Fayer to learn how Quantum Theory relates to everyday life, from the pages of his new book, Absolutely Small: How Quantum Theory Explains Our Everyday World.
David Duncan - Obama's Stem Cell Policy in the News
Dr. Moira Gunn catches up with author and columnist, David Duncan, to hear about the US Judge who has ruled against President Obamas stem cell policy.
Mary Roach, Max Bezold and Twman Clements - The Strange...
Dr. Moira Gunn explores the quirky science behind preparing a space crew for a mission with Mary Roach, author of Packing for Mars: The Curious Science of Life in the Void and meets two space entrepreneurs, who have experiments flying on the International Space Station.
Gary Cupit - Teaching an Old Drug New Tricks
Dr. Moria Gunn chats with the CEO for Somnus Therapeutics, Gary Cupit, on a new use for an old drug which is helping the weary sleep better.
Peter Rogers, Susan Leal - Running Out of Water
Dr. Moria Gunn talks with co-authors Peter Rogers and Susan Leal about the state of the worlds water supply from the pages of their new book, Running Out of Water: The Looming Crisis and Solutions to Conserve Our Most Precious Resource.
David Duncan - Genetics Testing and the FDA
Dr. Moira Gunn talks with Biotech columnist and author, David Ewing Duncan, about the attention genetic testing is receiving from the FDA, the National Institutes of Health *and* the Government Accounting Office.
Aaron Blackledge - Social Media and Medicine
Dr. Moria Gunn talks with Dr. Aaron Blackledge, Medical Director for Care Practice, whos medical practice is driven thru social media.
Nicholas Carr - What the Internet is doing to our Brains
Dr. Moira Gunn sits down with author, Nicholas Carr, to discuss the weird, new, artificial world in which we now live, through the pages of his new book, The Shallows: What is the Internet Doing to Our Brains.
Jason Bobe - Our Need for Genomes
Dr. Moira Gunn talks with the Director of Community for Harvard Medical School, Jason Bobe, about the Personal Genomes Project and Do It Yourself Biotech.
Matt Ridley - How Prosperity Evolves
Dr. Moira Gunn catches up with science journalist and author, Matt Ridley, to talk about his new book, The Rational Optimist: How Prosperity Evolves and explain why he believes it is probable that humanity will be better off in the next century than it is today, and so will the ecology of our planet.
David Duncan - Flawed Science
Dr. Moria Gunn talks with columnist and author David Ewing Duncan about what happens and who suffers when a prestigious journal publishes flawed science.
Ray Kurzweil - The Future is Near
Dr. Moira Gunn talks about the future with inventor, author, filmmaker and futurist, Ray Kurzweil. He tells us what science and technology have in store over the next 10, 20, 30 years.
John Climaco - Determining the severity of scoliosis
Dr. Moira Gunn talks with Axial Biotech President, John Climaco, about a new test for pre-determining the severity of the back condition scoliosis, which mostly affects young girls.
Spencer Wells - The Unforeseen Cost of Civilization
Dr. Moira Gunn talks with Cornell professor and author, Spencer Wells, discussing the contents of his new book Pandoras Seed: The Unforeseen Cost of Civilization where he voices misgivings about the breakthrough to farming 10,000 years ago, spurred by climate change.
Micheal Jackson - The Quest for New Drugs
Dr. Moira Gunn sits down with Vice President for Drug Discovery and Development, Sanford-Burnham Medical Research Institute, Dr. Micheal Jackson, where theyre taking the drudge work out of looking for new drugs using massive robots.
Dan Simons - The Invisible Gorilla
Dr. Moira Gunn talks with author and professor, Dan Simons, about his new book, The Invisible Gorilla: And Other Ways Our Intuitions Deceive Us, where he and his partner, Christopher Chabris, explore the limits of human perception.
Edward Holmes - How Asian Diseases Differ
Dr. Moira Gunn delves into the differences between diseases and prevention in Asia with Dr. Edward Holmes, Chair of the National Medical Research Council in Singapore.
Chip Heath - How To Change
Dr. Moira Gunn talks with Chip Heath, Stanford Professor in Organizational Behaviour, about his new book, Switch, and learn the key to making real change in our lives, no matter what the change is.
Dan Nevrivy, Hans Sauer - The Myriad Genetics ruling
Dr. Moria Gunn sits down to discuss genetics with Dan Nevrivy from the Nevrivy Law Group and BIOs Deputy General Counsel, Hans Sauer. They dig into the Myriad Genetics ruling and analyze why some feel that the global biotech industry has been gutted.
Sheena Iyengar - Human Decision Making
Dr. Moira Gunn talks about the science behind the decision making process, with noted author, Dr. Sheena Iyengar, from the pages of her new book, The Art of Choosing.
BIO 2010 Conference Panel - The BIO 2010 Conference in...
On this weeks Tech Nation the focus is on the recent International Biotech Conference, BIO 2010 from Chicago. Well hear from Bob Klein, the BioHumanitarian of the Year, Maryland Governor Martin OMalley, who was named BioGovernor of the Year, Wisconsin Governor Jim Boyle, and BIOs president, Jim Greenwood. David Ewing Duncan also reviews what he picked up trolling the hallways.
Burton Richter - Climate Change and Energy
Dr. Moira Gunn talks with author and Nobel Laureate, Dr. Burton Richter, about the science behind the earths rapid warming.
Jack Huttner - Making Ethanol a Small Town Reality
Dr. Moira Gunn talks with VP for Commercial Development and Public Affairs at Dupont Danisco Cellulosic Ethanol, Jack Huttner, about how they brought next-generation ethanol fuel to a small Tennessee town.
Josh Boger - Biotech and Cystic Fibrosis
Dr. Moira Gunn talks with Director and Chairman of the New England Healthcare Institute, Dr. Josh Boger, about how biotechnology is moving us closer to finding a cure of Cystic Fibrosis.
Brian Fagan - Cro-Magnon
Dr. Moria Gunn chats with anthropologist, Brian Fagan, about his research into Neaderthals and how they relate to modern humans, from the pages of his new book, Cro-Magnon: How the Ice Age Gave Birth to the First Modern Humans.
Mark Emalfarb - DNA Solutions to Industrial Problems
Dr. Moira Gunn talks with Mark Emalfarb, CEO of Dyadic International, the entrepreneur who first brought us stonewashed jeans, who now develops novel products from natural proteins, enzymes and polypeptides for the private sector.
Susan Krieger - Traveling Blind
Dr. Moira Gunn chats with author, Susan Krieger, about her new book, Traveling Blind: Adventures in Vision with a Guide Dog by My Side, where she introduces readers to the world of true human-animal interaction.
Leslie Hickle - Buying Proteins and Antibodies in Bulk
Dr. Moria Gunn interviews VP of Business Development for BioAtla, Leslie Hickle about the concept of buying proteins and antibodies in bulk from their manufacturing facility in China.
Mark Sherman, Ward Cunningham - Geo Social Networking
Dr. Moria Gunn visits with Mark Sherman, CEO of ZoomAtlas, and Wiki inventor, Ward Cunningham, to talk about the latest social networking trend, geo-social networking.
David Duncan - 10th Birthday of Decoding the Human Genome
Dr. Moira Gunn celebrates the 10th birthday of decoding the human genome with author and journalist, David Ewing Duncan.
George Prochnik - In Pursuit of Silence
Dr. Moira Gunn visits with author, George Prochnik, to talk about his new book, In Pursuit of Silence: Listening for Meaning in a World of Noise, where he examines why we began to be so loud as a society, and what it is that gets lost when we can no longer find quiet.
Eric Thomlinson - Injecting Drugs without a Needle
Dr. Moira Gunn shares insight with Eric Thomlinson, President and CEO of Altea Therapeutics, about their new devices for injecting drugs, without the use of a needle.
John Hagel - Small Moves equal Big Changes
Dr. Moira Gunn interviews author and Director of the Deloitte Center for the Edge, John Hagel, about his new book, The Power of Pull, which the Harvard Business Review calls an exhilarating read as the authors sublimely reinvent the world of enterprise.
Kleanthis Xanthopolous - mirco RNA
Dr. Moira Gunn speaks with the President of Regulus Therapeutics, Kleanthis Xanthopolous, about his companies work in the field of micro RNA, its role in disease and how it may provide an opportunity for treatment.
Ted Conover - How Roads are Changing Our World
Dr. Moira Gunn speaks with author, Ted Conover, about the importance of roads in the evolution of human history, from the ancient Romans and Incas to modern day Israel and Palestine.
Thomas Goetz - The Decision Tree
Dr. Moira Gunn and David Ewing Duncan talk personalized medicine with Wired magazine Executive Editor, Thomas Goetz.
Shankar Vedantam - The Hidden Brain
Dr. Moira Gunn chats with author and science journalist, Shankar Vedantam about his new book, The Hidden Brain: How Our Unconscious Minds Elect Presidents, Control Markets, Wage Wars, and Save Our Lives, touching on how the brain functions automatically during times of heightened emotion.
Phil Boyd - Other Uses for Botox
Dr. Moira Gunn visits Syntaxin Ltd. CFO, Phil Boyd to talk about all things Botox.
David Shenk - The Genius in All of Us
Dr. Moria Gunn talks with author, David Shenk, about his book, The Genius in All of Us: Why Everything Youve Been Told about Genetics, Talent and IQ is Wrong, reviewed by the New York Times Book Review as a deeply interesting and important book.
David Duncan - The Worlds Most Expensive Drugs
Dr. Moira Gunn connects with author and BioIssue correspondent, David Duncan about the big business of pharmaceuticals.
Henry Petroski - The Essential Engineer
Dr. Moira Gunn talks with Duke University professor, Henry Petroski, about his new book, The Essential Engineer: Why Science Alone Will Not Solve Our Global Problems, where he explores science and engineering and how they must work together to address our worlds most pressing issues.
Mike Doyle - Food Safety
Dr. Moira Gunn discusses food safety with Mike Doyle, Director of the Center for Food Safety at the University of Georgia. They dive into the challenge, prefaced by the statistic that 15% of our food is imported from other countries.
Shane Harris - A Nation Under Surveillance
Dr. Moria Gunn tracks down Intelligence and Homeland Security correspondent, Shane Harris, to review information technology and surveillance in America today.
Tom Shepard - Humanizing Lab Mice
Dr. Moria Gunn talks with Dr. Tom Shepard, CEO of Scottish firm, CXR Biosciences, about their work adding select genetic switches to lab mice.
Peter Hessler - Chinese Car Culture
Dr. Moira Gunn sits down with author, Peter Hessler, to discuss the new car culture that has emerged in China, as 90 million new drivers take to the streets each day.
Brenda Peterson - Leaving Theology Behind
Dr. Moria Gunn tracks down author and unlikely environmentalist, Brenda Peterson, who takes her through her book of memoirs, I Want To Be Left Behind.
Greg Roth, Harriet Robinson - Chemical Genomics and HIV...
Dr. Moria Gunn learns about the uses for chemical genomics from Dr. Greg Roth, Director of Medicinal Chemistry from the Burnham Institute for Medical Research. She then sits down with GeoVax Labs Senior VP, Dr. Harriet Robinson, where they study HIV and AIDS vaccines.
Dr. Mary O'Kane - Australian BioFuels
Dr. Moira Gunn talks about Australias unlikely contribution to the science community and its development of biofuels with Chief Scientist, Dr. Mary OKane.
Grant McCraken - Corporate Culture in 21st Century...
Dr. Moira Gunn analyzes the changing face of corporate culture with Grant McCraken, author of Chief Culture Officer, where he combines a mastery of marketing, culture, anthropology, and modern business practice.
Thomas Nagy - Calculating Environmental Impact
Dr. Moira Gunn talks with Executive Vice President, Thomas Nagy about the positive environmental impacts which occur when manufactures choose to engineer more natural products.
Dan Roam - Solving Complex Problems with Simple Pictures
Dr. Moira Gunn sits down with author and CEO, Dan Roam, to learn how he is teaching people to solve complex problems using simple pictures, from the pages of his new book, Unfolding the Napkin, the Hands-On Method for Solving Complex Problems with Simple Pictures.
Tjerk De Ruiter - Sustainable Retail Products
Dr. Moira Gunn speaks with Genencor CEO, Tjerk De Ruiter, to talk about everything sustainable, from tires to toys.
Jeremy Rifkin - The Nature of Being Human
Dr. Moira Gunn speaks with author, Jeremy Rifkin, about his research on economics, technology, progress and sustainability, published in his new book, The Empathic Civilization - The Race to Global Consciousness in a World in Crisis.
Dr. Andrew Balber and John Holaday - Stem Cells and...
Dr. Moira Gunn learns about adult stem cells from Aldagen CSO,Andrew Balber and talks with QRX Pharma CEO, John Holaday about new uses for existing and proven drugs.
Dacher Keltner, Jason Marsh - The Science of Human...
Dr. Moira Gunn talks with UC Berkeley Psychology Professor, Dacher Keltner and the editor of Greater Good magazine, Jason Marsh, about how humans are naturally programmed to be good and what separates those who are from those who are not.
Steve Burrill - 2009 BioTech Industry Wrap Up
Dr.Moira Gunn and BioTech contributor, David Duncan, sit down with Burrill Co CEO, Steve Burrill to recap the major events to effect the Bio Technology Industry during 2009.
Jaron Lanier - You Are Not a Gadget
Dr.Moira Gunn catches up with internet pioneer and author, Jaron Lanier to discuss his new book, You Are Not a Gadget...a Manifesto, where he discusses the technical and cultural problems that can grow out of poorly considered digital design.
Jeremy Abbate, Yali Friedman - Environmentally...
Dr. Moira Gunn talks with Jeremy Abbate and his partner, Yali Friedman about a new report published in Scientific American Worldview on the creation of the worlds first environmentally sustainable plastic.
James Schwartz - In Pursuit of the Gene
Dr. Moira Gunn sits down to talk science with writer, James Schwartz about his new book,In Pursuit of the Game:From Darwin to DNA,digging into the world of science and the personalities behind it. From Darwins belief in pangenesis to explain the inheritance of physical variations to Hermann Mullers Nobel Prize winning work on X-rays and genetic mutation.
Graeme Gibson - The Bedside Book of Beasts
Dr. Moria Gunn talks with author, Graeme Gibson about his new book, The Bedside Book of Beasts, in a fascinating discussion on survival, mortality and natures chain of life through the lives of beasts, both real and mythical.
David Ewing Duncan - Biotech and Sharkfin Soup
Dr. Moira Gunn speaks with author and columnist,David Ewing Duncan to get the scientific scoop on the latest developments in biotechnology and its connection to sharkfin soup.
Purdue University Science Journalism Laureates - Science...
On this weeks TechNation, Dr. Moira Gunn speaks with the Purdue University Science Journalism Laureates Program Panel about the reality of science journalism in the age of Twitter
Margie McGlynn - Merck and Company
Dr.Moria Gunn sits down with the president of the Global Vaccines and Infectious Disease, a division of Merck and Company, to talk about the new vaccines on the market.
James Workman - Heart of Dryness
Dr.Moira Gunn catches up with author, James Workman to talk about his book, Heart of Dryness: How the Last Bushman Can Help Us Endure the Coming Age of Permanent Drought and what many feel has become the primary resource battleground of the twenty-first century: the supply of water.
David Ewing Duncan - Evolution of Overconfidence
Dr.Moira Gunn speaks with author and columnist, David Ewing Duncan and gets the scientific scoop on what he calls, the evolution of overconfidence.
Ken Auletta - Googled:The End of the World as We Know It
Dr. Moira Gunn speaks with New Yorker Magazine columnist, Ken Auletta about his views on technology and pop culture in his book, Googled:The End of the World as We Know It.
Rob Neville - Nano-Particle Lung Treatments
Dr. Moira Gunn sits down with Savara Pharmaceuticals chair, Rob Neville to discuss their innovative way of using nano technology to treat damaged lungs.
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Fitness declines among China's young people BY DIDI TANG, Associated Press
BEIJING -- Xiao Ru spent her last year of high school studying from morning until late at night. That didn't help her complete one particular assignment in her first year of college: a 1,500-meter run.
With two friends setting the pace beside her, she finished the university fitness requirement -- barely. Moments later, she doubled over and vomited.
"The weather got cold, so I haven't been training much," she murmured. "Then suddenly today I had to do this run ... and I just ... couldn't do it."
Clad in a purple wool sweater to fend off the winter morning chill, the 18-year-old student collapsed in the arms of her friends after the run at Beijing's prestigious Tsinghua University. They held up each of her elbows as they escorted her from the track.
Such dramas are increasingly common on the tracks and fields of China, which, despite its formidable performance in recent Olympic Games, has seen the fitness of its young people decline.
"Our economic power has grown while our people's physiques have not only failed to improve, but have deteriorated. That's unacceptable," said Sun Yunxiao, deputy director of China Youth and Children Research Center in Beijing. "This is something that worries the nation."
The government has urged schools to beef up their physical education programs following an outcry touched off by a series of events late last year.
Two Chinese college students collapsed and died when they were testing for an annual, mandatory 1,000-meter run in late November. Another two runners in their early 20s died in 5,000-meter and 10,000-meter races during a sporting event in the southern city of Guangzhou. The sudden deaths were considered accidental, but the spate of them was enough to draw attention to physical education in China.
And several Chinese universities canceled their men's 5,000-meter and women's 3,000-meter events from their fall sports meets, for reasons including fear of liability and lack of interest.
The dismal state of fitness in the younger generation prompted a well-known and hawkish military officer, Maj. Gen. Luo Yuan, to bemoan the prospects for China's future in a recent editorial in the state-run Global Times newspaper.
"Femininity is on the rise, and masculinity is on the decline," Yuan thundered. "With such a lack of character and determination and such physical weakness, how can they shoulder the heavy responsibility?"
Sun attributes the decline to an obsession with academic testing scores in China's cruelly competitive environment for college admissions, as well as a proliferation of indoor entertainment options such as video games and surfing the Internet. Though air quality in many Chinese cities has deteriorated in recent years, physical educators have discounted air pollution as a major deterrent for outdoor activities.
Sun said an overwhelming majority of Chinese young students cited their academic performance as their parents' top priority, with a chunk of the population saying it was the only thing that mattered to parents.
Lou Linjun, a former physical education teacher in Hangzhou in eastern China, said the grueling schoolwork has driven students out of the exercise yards. "It's become a norm that schoolyards are empty in the afternoon at many of the city's key high schools," said Lou, who is now an assistant principal.
"Students are less likely to be willing to endure hardship and do not like to run anymore."
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Local stores sell out of generators, batteries, and gas cans Friday before storm.
As Hurricane Sandy gets closer to the northeast, residents are running all over town trying to grab supplies while they last in case of possible power outages.
At Hopatcong Paints & Hardware, store owner Priscilla Sutphen said residents had been coming in all day Friday for all types of supplies relating to lighting and water.
She said the most popular items the store sold were flashlights, batteries and gas cans. Sutphen said the store sold completely out of gas cans, and there's still several flashlights to choose from and plenty of batteries left.
After selling over a dozen gas cans on Friday, Sutphen said the hardware store is getting in a new order of them on Tuesday.
Sutphen also worked during Hurricane Irene, and said it feels very simliar back in Aug. 2011 when everyone was preparing for the summer storm.
"People get worried, they get scared so they back up," she said. "It's always good to be prepared."
Sutphen said when many customers came in for gas cans, they said that the larger stores, such as Lowe's, Home Depot, and Walmart were already sold out.
At the Lowe's in Flanders, assistant store manager Melissa McCambridge said on Friday they sold out of many items, including generators, batteries, and gas cans.
She said they're expecting to get more shipments in throughout the weekend.
The store was especially crowded on Friday with customers coming in and out all day, McCambridge said, more so than she remembers during Irene.
"I think that people take this storm more seriously due to the effects that Irene had on our area," she said, "so I'm definitely seeing a lot of people running in for items that they may not have before."
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Fitzsimmons said the store hopes to get more shipments in by Wednesday, and said although people won't be able to get the supplies before the storm, they could still use them if they're out of power at that time.


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Yayness, internet. I hope this uploads well. I won't have stable internet until february. The original images are a couple of screenshots from the ending with the song "Motherland", so that's where I got the title. This one had around 900 layers, I hope it's good enough. It took a while to finish because I have lots of things to do but it's finally ready. I know it's a pretty basic idea, but I just can't get enough of Winry-and-her-dog moments. That ending is just full of those. My favourite part is, of course, the dog. I had a hard time making Winry's eyes, I made them at least ten times because I couldn't do it right... I think it looks good now. *fears*
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Wow! I love the way Winry looks. The vector job is very nicely done. The whole wall is very beautiful. I also love the wood grain for the floor. And Den looks so cute as well. Your hard work paid off. Great Job all around! :)
Hmm.. it's great. But the outline of the image looks kinda out of place. But I really love the softness that you use for the shadows. Just the outlining and it's a perfect wall. ^^
Great Job!! XD XD You vector it nicely. I like everything about your wall :) I like the girl, the dog, oh... how cute > < Well done, Congrats, Astrologica. And what's that?? 900 layers???? You are really great!!
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Woahz this is really really nice... Awesome job!
Wonderful vector. The background is a little burry but I don´t know if you have done this effect. Good Wallpaper :).
It's really really really nice.... winry and the dog has been really done up nicely... looks CG yet soft and natural.... Definitely a fav for me man!!!
Good Wallpaper, very hard working ><
I like the wall completely, specially Den xD Congarulations!
The vectoring is superb; The only thing that doesn't connect IMO is the blurred bg (aka floor). It contrasts with the chars and makes it look non-suitable... Overall it is a really good job and a hard work; +FAV...
Very pretty this "Wallpaper" of the Winny and the dog with the mechanical arm that I at the moment do not remember to the name of it ^^ rsrsrs, the image was pretty, the quality and the colors are a prominence the very good part…
man I lvoe FMA, and this wall is the best fullmetal wall i have seen yet
lovely done... nice extraction (vector) and backgroudn fitting the scan very well...
I like your ideas for this wallpaper, but the colors of Winry and her dog are a little two soft. I realize that doesn't quite make sense, but it's very obvious from looking at it that the images are vectored. The art of Full Metal Alchemist is a little rougher with not quite such soft shadows. Other than that, this is a great wallpaper.
The background looks very nice, the floor, and its colors are really good. The characters are nice, too, they look good, lying there together. A short text would look good, anyway, nice wallpaper.
Wow! Awesome wall Astrologica! Winry looks so worried and sad. Her eyes look terrific. Keep up the great work :-) Later.
:) ... looking great ......
Nice looks on Winrie's face^^ Nice work you have done!@v@ Adding to favorite! Great work!
Really great work... This is just so cute :)
*hugs* Amanda
900 layers, wow o___o Looks great!
so pretty. great wall. insta-fave. more two word sentences soon
nice wall!!!! winry isn't my favourite character of FMA, but this design appeared very well ^^
Wow! I love the way Winry looks. The vector job is very nicely done. The whole wall is very beautiful. I also love the wood grain for the floor. And Den looks so cute as well. Your hard work paid off. Great Job all around!
i like this wallpaper... i like winry's expression... i like it... he3^^
it would be really nice if the bg is same as the ending theme of Motherland. anyways nice jpb pn the vector :]
I saw the wall and i thought "how can you upload a screen of the ending???", but seeing your work i only could say: wow!!!....
Clever that you changed the costume she wears in this scene, it must have taken so long, but it works this way. A very cute wallpaper, Winry looks perfect.
Wow! Winry looks so cute and pretty. You did a good job on the vector, looks very clean. The wood grain in the background looks good too. I think it would have been a good idea to add some textures in the background, I mean the wood. ^__^
Nice done!!!
tis wall looks great n also simply good idea o............ |(n_n)|
Nice wallpaper always loved this picture from fullmetal alchemist. background matches very well with the art concept and theme. Good job and keep up the excellent work up! Hope to see some more great wallpapers from you soon. Going to add this wallpaper to my favorites because I'm a huge fan of full metal alchemist! :D
Nice wallpaper! keep up the good work!
You did Astrologica. The eyes look good. It's also very cute.
Muy bueno el efecto de luz y sombras!!!
A well made wall. Winry looks amazing. The way she's looking up at you from the floor has a very inviting appeal. Attractive in a cute fashion.
The only problem is the floor. It looks separated from everything else as if they were floating above the ground and not ontop of it.
Either way, very nicely done. If you were to revise it, work on the floor so that it all flows and possibly lighten it a shade. Possibly a little less "vector look" might do it for the dog.
This is an awesome piece of work.
The background blends really well with the character.
It makes it really outstanding,the is such a PERFECT wallpaper!
great designing style, it is beautiful!
Good text design, good blending and overall general effect.
The color's really nice, especially the overall effect.
Everything just seems to fit!
I mostly like the rustic view of this wall.
I love the expression that you chose to capture.
Good job and keep up the good work.
Hope to see some more great work from you soon.
I like you're wall, keep that up!
A scene from one of my all time fave ED song from FMA. I like the vector, but there's something odd about the skin tone for me. Oh well, that's probably just me.
looks good
keep up the great work
cute cute!!!!!!
Love them! Great wallpaper!


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It was a very cool evening cloudy and slightly raining. Engine room section (ERS) launched their 2k11 band "East Dry River", their 13th annual band launching and as usual it was pumping.
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The female models as always were hot and the men were really real men, I over heard a woman that look like a million dollars tell one of the models "save some for the road". Yes indeed save some for the road. When MUDD is added to the mix it will make for some very interesting earth tone and as always a highly charged atmosphere with great designs, mudd and water, "East Dry River" mudd madness for 2K11. Band Launch Photographs


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