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Director: Robert Schwentke
Actors: Shailene Woodley, Theo James, Jeff Daniels
The Divergent Series has decided to follow in the footsteps of Harry Potter, Twilight and The Hunger Games. Like these three, it too is splitting the final book of the series into two movies, the first of which – Allegiant – recently released. There is a basic difference however between the other trio and The Divergent Series. They were super-hit franchises with each movie raking in earnings in multiples of its budget; Divergent is far away from such numbers! The first two movies of The Divergent Series were close to break-even numbers in terms of their theatrical performance. With this backdrop, the idea to split the final book into two movies seems like a premeditated decision taken by the studio executives before the series was launched which they are reluctant to reverse even after the lacklustre box-office earnings of the franchise. Even keeping the financials aside, Allegiant suffers from the same tepidness that in my opinion affected the 'Part 1' of the finale of each of the other three movie franchises. Splitting a book, which in itself is not too lengthy, gives the writers limited source material to use and somewhere down the line, they end up stretching the middle portion of the movie to fill up space. That is what Allegiant suffers from, and thus despite a good start and an exciting climax, it's the section in between the two which makes it duller than the previous two movies of the franchise.
In Allegiant, Beatrice "Tris" (Shailene Woodley) and Tobias "Four" (Theo James) plan to cross the walls surrounding Chicago and discover what lies on the other side, after Four's mother (Naomi Watts) starts taking charge of matters in Chicago. The screenplay of Allegiant has been written by an entirely new set of people consisting of Stephen Chbosky, Bill Collage, Adam Cooper and Noah Oppenheim, though director Robert Schwentke returns from Insurgent. Schwentke manages to create a feeling of tension in Chicago after the fall of the previous leader Jeanine, with the conditions ripe for another war. While Chicago is going through a turmoil, Tris and her friends are on the other side of the wall where they encounter the Bureau of Genetic Welfare, a highly advanced city headed by David (Jeff Daniels). Here they learn the truth of what happened to the world and why was Chicago isolated. But it is here that the problems in the movie arise. The screenplay feels weak, hanging on to loose threads, trying to create some kind of connection with the events of the previous two movies but it hardly creates anything that could be called the "ahh!" moment. The action sequences die down for large part of the movie, which is in contrast to Insurgent, and the pacing becomes slower and less exciting than what it should have been. Towards the climax, we start to once again get the feel of what The Divergent Series is all about, and the quickening of the pace helps restore some quality back into the movie.
You need to watch the previous two movies to get the hang of what is happening in Allegiant. I find that a bit strange considering that the movies haven't been doing too well at the box-office, and this effectively blocks out the potential of getting new audience to the theatres. This ain't Harry Potter after all! But if you have been watching the series, then Allegiant can be remembered as the one where actor Theo James comes into his own and makes a mark on the series. While so far it has been more about Tris, Allegiant is led by Four. And Theo James. He takes on the mantle of a guy of action, asserting his dominance in many scenes, turning into a leader. James has come a long way as an actor from the relatively new guy we met two years back in Divergent who seemed a little unsure of himself. Shailene Woodley is as effective as always in her performance, and while she ain't scaling any new heights with movies like Allegiant, she ain't falling either. Her role in Allegiant does not test her much as an actor, which hopefully will be corrected in the final film, Ascendant. Jeff Daniels is a wonderful addition to the cast, and he plays the role of President David with style and cunningness in equal measures. Miles Teller, in the brief screen time that he gets in this series, once again shows what a talent he is, playing the crafty and charming Peter with such ease that it can give you the creeps. Naomi Watts, on the other hand, hardly looks the part of the leader who could have taken over Chicago, while Octavia Spencer and Ansel Elgort just have to show up for roles that would not even require use of a fraction of their talent.
Allegiant, for most parts, does not even look and feel as being part of The Divergent Series. It lacks the pace and intensity of its predecessors, which was needed to make up for the average storyline. The series deserves more thought and effort while executing the movies, and I am hoping that the last part – Ascendant – is more explosive in all aspects so that the franchise can end on a high.


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Alex Hales, Notts That the right-hander did not secure an opening slot for England's World Cup campaign was a source of frustration for many, given his outstanding talent that shone in the Royal London Cup last summer with three centuries and a strike-rate of 120 in just five matches.
Jason Roy, Surrey Right-handed opener was quiet in the 50-over tournament last season but is widely considered the fiercest ball-striker on the county circuit. Impressed for the England Lions on their January tour of South Africa, striking a 110-ball 141 in their second A international.
James Vince, Hampshire The elegant right-hander pushed his case for consideration by plundering 1,525 first-class runs last summer and a series-saving 152 in the second unofficial Test against South Africa A. More List A returns required to end tedious Michael Vaughan comparisons.
James Taylor, Notts capt Kept a smile on his face despite an umpiring debacle robbing him of a maiden one-day international century against Australia in Melbourne and team management yo-yoing him up the batting order in Engand's doomed winter. Brings captaincy experience.
Ben Stokes, Durham The gifted all-rounder could yet force his way back into Test contention in the West Indies but will surely be one of the players England look to build their one-day team around in future. Averaged 68 with the bat and 17 with the ball in last season's 50-over competition.
Sam Billings, Kent wkt Should be given the chance to prove his worth as Jos Buttler's understudy behind the stumps after a stunning breakthrough season last summer in the Royal London Cup that saw 490 runs scream from his bat at a strike-rate of 115.
David Willey, Northants This hard-hitting all-rounder who overcame a back injury to enjoy a strong season in all three competitions. Struck 60 from 27 balls and took a hat-trick in the final of Twenty20 in 2013 to demonstrate his liking for the big occasion (and his dislike for Jade Dernbach).
Adil Rashid, Yorkshire A star performer in last season's Royal London One Day Cup, finishing second in the wickets table with 21, including a career-best 5-33 against Hampshire. Ten England caps to date but must overcome England's curious resistance to leg-spin.
Chris Jordan, Sussex A frustrated onlooker for the first four games of the World Cup disaster, Jordan's wicket-taking ability – his strike-rate is the highest of any English seamer to send down 1,000 balls – and fielding prowess mean he must be persisted with.
Mark Footitt, Derbyshire A 29-year-old left-arm fast bowler who starred for Derbyshire with 104 wickets across all formats. His economy rate suffered in the 50-over competition but provides a genuine threat, something England lacked during their time in Australia and New Zealand.
Mark Wood, Durham Fitness issues dogged this fast, skiddy right-armer last season. But England saw enough promise to include him on their performance programme and the Lions tour to South Africa. Could similarly be on the radar for the Test tour to West Indies.
Joe Root, Stuart Broad, Moeen Ali, Jos Buttler and Chris Woakes are expected be rested after the Caribbean tour while Eoin Morgan and Ravi Bopara will play in the IPL.
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Hi Dr. Bob- First off thanks for the tremendous work you do at answering all of our questions as well as for your AIDS Foundation. I just donated as a way to say "thanks". My question for you is whether you feel a HIV test would be warranted in my case... I engaged in deep kissing with a man recently after eating lunch with him. I ate a lot of chips and salsa and noticed that I had many cuts in my mouth from the chips (Hence I'm sure he did too). I am concerned that we may have both had bleeding cuts in our mouths from the chips and from brushing teeth beforehand. Is this enough risk to warrant a HIV test? I am very worried that I have put myself and girlfriend at risk. thanks again.
Response from Dr. Frascino
First off I should mention when it comes to HIV there really is no debate on the subject of the safety of kissing, except maybe on the Internet, which doesn't count! Kissing does not transmit HIV! Yes, the CDC did report on a single case of extraordinary circumstances involving two people with extensive gum disease and profusely bleeding gums, but that's a far cry form any damage that world be done eating chips and salsa! I see no cause for concern. As the song goes, "A kiss is just a kiss even after eating chips as time goes by . . . ."
Thanks for your donation. (www.concertedeffort.org)
Stay well.
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Star Wars: The Clone Wars – Season 2, Episode 18 //
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Anakin Skywalker
Discovered as a slave on Tatooine by Qui-Gon Jinn and Obi-Wan Kenobi, Anakin Skywalker had the potential to become one of the most powerful Jedi ever, and was believed by some to be the prophesied Chosen One who would bring balance to the Force. A hero of the Clone Wars, Anakin was caring and compassionate, but also had a fear of loss that would prove to be his downfall.
Mace Windu
A grim Jedi Master with an amethyst-bladed lightsaber, Mace Windu was the champion of the Jedi Order, with little tolerance for the failings of the Senate, the arguments of politicians, or the opinions of rebellious Jedi. As the Clone Wars intensified, Mace sensed the dark side of the Force at work, and knew the Jedi's enemies were plotting to destroy the Order and end its stewardship of the galaxy.
A resourceful astromech droid, R2-D2 served Padmé Amidala, Anakin Skywalker and Luke Skywalker in turn, showing great bravery in rescuing his masters and their friends from many perils. A skilled starship mechanic and fighter pilot's assistant, he formed an unlikely but enduring friendship with the fussy protocol droid C-3PO.
Emperor Palpatine / Darth Sidious
Scheming, powerful, and evil to the core, Darth Sidious restored the Sith and destroyed the Jedi Order. Living a double life, Sidious was in fact Palpatine, a Naboo Senator and phantom menace. He slowly manipulated the political system of the Galactic Republic until he was named Supreme Chancellor -- and eventually Emperor -- ruling the galaxy through fear and tyranny.
Y-wing Starfighter
The Y-wing is a workhorse starfighter has been in use since the Clone Wars. Used for dogfights and for bombing runs against capital ships and ground targets, Y-wings are often overshadowed by newer models such as the X-wing and the A-wing. But the Y-wing's historical importance is remarkable, and it has reliably served multiple generations of star pilots.
Located in the galaxy's Mid Rim, Malastare was the homeworld of the irascible Dugs, who proved loyal but difficult members of the Galactic Republic. The planet's extensive fuel reserves made it vital to the Republic war machine, and it became a critical battlefield during the Clone Wars. As a result of a massive ground battle between the Republic and the Separatists, a monstrous creature known as the Zillo Beast was released in Malastare.
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Anakin, Obi-Wan, and Ahsoka crash on Felucia and seek aid from the local spice farmers only to learn that the farmers are the ones who are in real need. Beset by Hondo Ohnaka and his band of pirates who plan to steal their crop, the farmers have contracted four deadly bounty hunters to protect their wares. In an unlikely partnership, the Jedi must work with the farmers' hired guns to beat back Hondo and his brigands.
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Per Palpatine's order, Republic forces transport a fearsome Zillo Beast back to Coruscant for scientific study. Eager to extract the beast's secrets for military gain, Palpatine orders his lead scientist to examine, and subsequently, kill the monster. Filled with pain and anger, the Zillo Beast escapes from the lab and begins devastating the city. Soon, Anakin, Padmé, and Palpatine find themselves pursued by the beast while the Jedi fight to contain it. In a climactic showdown, the Jedi are faced with having to save the lives of millions of innocents on Coruscant by destroying the Zillo Beast, the last of its kind.
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We are one month away from the US IPv6 Summit
2005 with the most powerful speakers we've ever seen
assembled for an event focused on Internet technology.
Please join us Dec. 6-9 at the Hyatt Regency in Reston,
VA, for an amazing step forward in creating the IPv6
industry and strengthening the IPv6 community. See
all the details at http://www.usipv6.com.
For those of you working for or in support of the
U.S. federal government, you may also want to attend
the Federal CIO IPv6 Workshop this Friday, Nov. 4.
This issue of 6Sense has inadvertently become mostly
an in-house issue, as several articles, particularly
those representing the views of people working with
the U.S. government, are still being reviewed and
are awaiting publication permission. 6Sense welcomes
submissions from people who have contributions to
make to the creation and strengthening of the IPv6
industry and international IPv6 community, and we
invite you to share your unique insights with our
readers. There is no money exchanged, but you may
find yourself rewarded with an enhanced reputation
and participation in a number of interesting conversations.
In this November 2005 issue of 6Sense:
We hope you enjoy this issue, and will join in the
celebration of all things IPv6 this December.
Alex Lightman
Publisher, 6Sense Newsletter
Dual Stack Support
Caveat Emptor
By Bill Kine
Manager, Spirent Communications
IPv6 is a revolutionary new protocol. Numerous innovative
communications solutions will be enabled by this new
protocol. However, as desirable as such a solution
may be, it will be a long time before IPv6 will become
the exclusive protocol of most major networks. Instead,
an extended migration will take place over the next
several years. During this transition period, IPv4
and IPv6 must peacefully coexist and even interoperate
in large networks throughout the world.
There are three different networking philosophies
for IPv4/IPv6 transitional mechanisms. Each has its
own unique benefits and offsetting shortcomings. These
are summarized below:
1. Translation: This transitional solution
inserts a separate translation device between the
IPv4 and IPv6 networks. The translator will convert
IPv6 packets and addresses to IPv4 and vice versa.
2. Tunnels: There are a handful of different
proposals for ways to tunnel IPv6 traffic over (or
through) IPv4 networks, and even some strategies for
tunneling IPv4 traffic across an IPv6 network. In
fact, the old 6Bone experimental network was based
upon tunneling. Some proposals are based upon manually
configured tunnels (an arduous process, I'm
sure) and others advocate constructing the tunnels
automatically. Tunnel brokers or servers are even
suggested for some solutions.
3. Dual Stacks: This option is based upon
enabling network resources such as hosts, servers,
routers and switches to support both versions of the
Internet Protocol simultaneously.
Security in Current Networks
The general view today is that users on the corporate
intranet are considered trustworthy and users on the
Internet are not. Most network and security administrators
know this philosophy is not true, but given the complexity
of their network and a lack of widely deployed network
security protocols and tools, security architectures
reflect this simplified philosophy. Boundaries are
deployed around the Enterprise network creating an
enclave with a firewall acting as the gate through
which all traffic must pass. Unfortunately, this leaves
the majority of the Enterprise's internal resources
vulnerable as it is not always possible to close off
all "back doors" into the network and
from attacks originating within the network.
A more realistic view of network security includes
the need to worry about the vulnerability of resources
within the Enterprise's enclave due to internal
malicious users, as well as from outside network connections.
In many cases, robust security capabilities are not
implemented on Enterprise networks due to excessive
complexity, cost and management requirements. In the
mix, it is sometimes forgotten that the Internet not
only contains hackers, but customers and remote employees
that need to connect to corporate resources. Generally
thought of as a "Corporate" responsibility,
users view security as someone else's concern and
a necessary evil, which has grown into an "us-vs-them"
mentality. Security is seen as a way to stop something
from occurring – even advances in technology
or work the company needs to accomplish, which may
lead users to attempt to circumvent security policy
to complete their work. This is not necessarily done
with malicious intent, but from a lack of understanding
or disconnect in the way security policy is developed.
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Rupert walked across the oak threshold of his front
door and a familiar female voice greeted him as if
emanating from the walls — "Hello Rupert,
welcome home. Should I indicate you are available
or offline?" Rupert responded "Offline,
and include my private list please."
Rupert placed his keys on the tray beside the hall
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and perused the display on the fridge panel, scanning
the list of available meals he could conjure out of
the meager contents inside. The milk was expired,
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Rupert growled something unmentionable at the flashing
message symbol on the screen. Before he touched the
icon, he knew what the message was. Only billing or
911 messages got through his offline state, and he
could not remember the last time an emergency message
had flashed there. He touched the icon and the screen
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delivery has been suspended until we receive your
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the 'pay now' key and it will automatically
debit the amount from your bank account." Rupert
pressed the key while his stomach growled its encouragement.
A welcoming ding acknowledged his transaction and
a new delivery date flashed on his screen. "Great,
right after work" he said.
Good, The Bad and The Ugly was a 1966 film made by
Italian director Sergio Leone starring Clint Eastwood
(the Good) and other guys who went on a three-hour
treasure hunt for $200,000. Internet Protocol version
6 is a 1998 technology created by smart guys in the
Internet Engineering Task Force that has gone on a
seven-year treasure hunt that some think will lead
to a trillion dollar industry. The Japanese government,
for instance, believes that IPv6 products and services
will be worth $1.55 trillion in 2010, and will grow
from there. In that context, the $200 million investment
that the Japanese government has made, which supports
about 300 people working full time on Japan's IPv6
transition, can be seen as a very minimal price of
admission to be the leading IPv6 power.
Over the past 18 months I've written over a dozen
articles and published nearly 100 stories related
to IPv6. Virtually all the articles by others have
been objective. In this article, I'd like to provide
a subjective viewpoint, and challenge other writers
to elucidate their own visions of what they think
is going well with respect to IPv6, what could be
better, and what's seriously broken or wrong. These
articles don't have to be limited to the US –
they can be about other countries, or even the global
community. I'm sure that such lists will have many
elements in common, and some elements of difference.
You may find some of the opinions below to be objectionable
(especially if you are in one of the "No Show" industries).
I apologize in advance if your feelings are hurt,
but ask that you try harder to get your company, agency,
industry or country moving faster with respect to
IPv6 adoption. Just as it's each citizen's "civic
duty" to prepare for hurricanes and natural disasters,
according to Dept. of Homeland Security Secretary
Michael Chertoff, I think it's each American company's
civic duty to start implementing IPv6. IPv6 is ready
NOW, and if the US isn't equal to Japan, it's mostly
because executives have not taken action to get their
companies going on this. I think of Fred Wettling
at Bechtel: he's taking action to move his company
to IPv6 without asking for a big subsidy or hand-out
to do so, because he's done his homework and knows
IPv6 is inevitable. If you are reading 6Sense, you
know the same thing, so unless Fred Wettling or someone
like him is already handing out IPv6 baseball caps
at your company, you need to take a deep breath, and
take Wettling-sized steps toward making your company
IPv6-capable. I hope that the following points can
help you in crafting verbal carrots and sticks to
prod your company, even if grudgingly, in the IPv6
The Genesis of the New Internet
by Mark Bayliss
CEO, Visual Link Internet
Christopher Harz
VP, IPv6 Summit
As we start presenting the New Internet, IPv6, to
a wider audience, we've started getting more general
questions. When we start comparing IPv6 to IPv4, we
hear the question, "But what is IPv4? Where did all
this start?" This is one of a series of background
articles in answer to that question.
To understand the present Internet, and some of
its strengths and limitations, it is useful to remember
the time when it was created, in the 1960s, at the
height of the Cold War, when there were two Superpowers
in the world, both with enough nuclear might to kill
each other several times over. Vast armadas of tanks,
missiles and other military equipment were lined up
facing each other across the East German border, each
commanded by generals worried that the other side
would "get the jump" on him – that his side
would be the victim of a surprise attack. This was
before the advent of personal computers, distributed
processing, or widespread use of satellite links.
Communication was by relatively few lines that passed
through even fewer nodes – which were vulnerable
to attack. Computing was done via centralized hosts,
each of which ran on proprietary systems – in
other words, if one headquarters computer center were
to be knocked out by a missile, another could not
step in to take its place, and every headquarters
downstream of that center would be left in the dark,
information-wise, wondering whether a sky full of
missiles was headed its way, and whether it should
launch its forces first.
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Security Considerations for the
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v6 Transition
IPv6 and Power Line Technology
Alexander Ramia
The good, the bad and the ugly
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If you want to know about the importance of this topic, go to Why Using Which and That Correctly is Important for Scientists.
Which and that are both used to introduce dependent clauses, but how do we decide which one to use?
Here is an example of the correct use of that:
Tiffany likes shoes that are expensive.The term being modified by the clause "that are expensive" is "shoes." The set of things called shoes includes both expensive and inexpensive shoes, so when we say "that are expensive," we are talking only about a subset of the set of all things called shoes.
Let's let the set of all shoes be represented by a red circle and the set of all expensive items be represented by a blue circle.
Then "shoes that are expensive" is represented by the intersection of the two sets, the purple area in Fig. 1. It is a subset of the set of all things called shoes. Not all shoes are expensive.
Here is an example of the correct use of which:
Tiffany likes emeralds, which are expensive.
The set of things called emeralds are all expensive, so the clause "which are expensive" talks about the whole set of emeralds. There is no inexpensive subset of emeralds. "Which are expensive" simply gives you additional information about this whole set.
So if we let the set of all emeralds be represented by a red circle and let all expensive things be represented again by a blue circle, we see that the intersection of the two sets, represented by the purple area in Fig. 2, includes the entire set of emeralds.
Here is the rule in terms of sets:
If a clause describes the whole set of the term it modifies, the clause in question should be introduced with which and separated by one or two commas from the rest of the sentence. (This is a nonrestrictive clause.) If the clause describes only a subset of the term it modifies, then the clause in question should be introduced by that and should not be separated by commas. (This is a restrictive clause.)
Another helpful way to think about this is to view non-restrictive clauses as parenthetical. So when a sentence still makes sense if you imagine the clause inside parentheses or if you imagine the addition of the words, "by the way," you have a nonrestrictive clause and it should be introduced by which and separated from the rest of the sentence by a comma or pair of commas.
For a good explanation of this topic from a different perspective, see David Siegel's "Web Wonk."
If you want to know what makes me think I'm qualified to write about the distinction between which and that, go to How I Became Qualified to Write on this Topic.
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Yippie it is Wednesday and you know what that means WOYWW which was created by Julia http://lunchladyjansfabricfrenzy.blogspot.ca/2016/06/woyww-365.html but head over to Lady Jan's blog for details while Julia is on holidays to find out all the details.
Here is my desk dusted and tidied up as I had to dust with the windows being opened and all the construction that is going on. I have finally started a new mini album with the paper line called "hello sunshine" Right above the pink little sisters came in the mail last week from a family friend back home of my wedding which I can not believe at times will be 22 years this up coming September where does the time go.
Here is the layout I finished last week for the challenge at the local scrapbooking store.
Here is a close up as I twisted the twine thought the letters connected to a brad to the lifesaver.
Here is the close up as I used a bunch of cut out rocks inked and a few tiny she'll stickers to give a rock beach front. I used light blue vellum and a white chalk marker to make the wave cresting for the photo mat and the bottom of the layout.
Here is one of the ATC swaps I received in the mail from Nikki and she added some very cut coloured images and some not so I might give my colour in a go as I am not so good with the shading . She decorated the cute little envelope with my name which was tucked in the cute coffee card. She even decorated the mail which I just love all her hand drawn envelopes I get.
Just wanted to any thank you to everyone last week for taking the time to leave such sweet comment and to everyone who swapped ATC with me and here is my list.
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1999 Jaguar XK8 3.2 from UK and Ireland
The best Jaguar ever!!
For such a big car the interior room is limited, albeit luxurious.
General Comments:
The car is without doubt one of the great luxury cars.
Effortless to drive and has excellent handling, wonderful on longer journeys.
Performance is excellent and can be enhanced by using the auto box as a manual.
Would you buy another car from this manufacturer? Yes
Review Date: 9th March, 2001
21st Mar 2001, 15:00
It's a 4.0i V8 Auto, Jaguar did not do a 3.2 engine for the XK8.
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I think the confusion between the 3.2 and the 4.0 engines, in this case, stems from the fact that Jaguar were owned by Aston Martin when developing the XK8. This was also around the same time Aston were developing the DB7. The 3.2 litre supercharged 6 cylinder in the DB7 was originally intended for the XK8, but Aston 'Stole' it. Quite why they went ahead and developed the 4.0 V8 instead of using the original engine I don't know, but I'm sure someone out there knows.
9th Jun 2008, 16:34
The 3.2 litre engine was available in the XJ8 (sedan) model only, and never intended for the two-door XK8. It is quite incorrect to say that Jaguar was ever owned by Aston Martin; they were both owned by Ford, and the V8 engine was developed solely by Jaguar for the XK8 and future XJ series sedan.
23rd Jun 2008, 18:59
The Aston Martin V8 was designed by Tadek Marek, and has nothing to do with Jaguar or Ford. There's is a totally different engine, and I think better designed, and better sounding too.
20th Sep 2011, 09:23
The Tadek Merek Aston V8 engine powered Astons from the '70s through to 1999 (The twin Supercharged V600 Vantage being the last car to use that engine).
The V8 in the Aston Martin from 2005 on (i.e. the one in the smaller, confusingly similarly titled 2005-year "V8 Vantage") is a variation of the Jaguar V8 in the XK8. It was designed and developed by Jaguar. It is not used in any Jaguar or Land Rover products.
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Nancy panted and gasped as she ran into the art therapy room. She went through the door, pushing it closed behind her. She finally stopped we she put a hand to the wall to steady herself.
Her head was pounding. How many blows to the face had she taken? She didn't know. She was glad there weren't any mirrors in the room; she'd be tempted to go and look into, to see what she'd currently looked like.
That, she already decided, would have been a bad idea.
There was a strong smell of copper in the room, and Nancy turned to see what the source was.
She cautiously approached the body of Mitch Settles, examined the scene of the crime for top to bottom.
"You decided this was easier," she stated, matter-of-factly. "I'm not like you."
She shook her head. Looked down. At his gun.
"I can't die yet," she said, "I'm going to, I know. But not yet. Just... not yet."
She took a shaky step forward. And then another. She reached her hands out, prying the gun from the body's fingers. She held the gun in her hands. Her vision blurred, and she wiped her eyes. They fell to his bag, and after a bit of effort she took that too.
She looked around, searching for the camera in the room. Eventually, she found it, and walked up to it.
"Minna-san. Are you watching? I hope so. This is... this is me, okay?" she said, before sniffing, "I'm going to... I'm going to make sure you remember this. Remember me."
She waved her arm toward Mitch's corpse.
"Remember them. Because they're not coming home. Because I'm not coming home. I don't care if you hate me. Just don't forget me. Don't forget us."
Nancy wasn't happy. She was smiling, but she wasn't happy.
In a way, she thought maybe she'd done a small good thing. Sure, it was selfish that she wanted the attention. But she was pleading for the audience not to forget everyone. Not just her. Did that absolve her? Absolutely not, but...
She swallowed, a lump going down her throat.
"That's my... that's my only message. Nancy-chan isn't going to be a nobody."
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She stood in the open doorway, relatively speaking. The door was rotten and it felt like a light breeze could slam it shut. She heard Nancy's voice from the other room. It carried an echo, and Jasmine recognized the voice almost immediately. What little
The first thing Jasmine Reed did when she left the library was vomit. She had not eaten all that much before then so her vomit burned, nothing but stomach acid. The second thing she did was curl up into a ball for a time, hands clutching her head, just trying to control herself. The adrenaline that had laced her veins before left her soon after. It was the same feeling she got when she went a few days without chugging a Monster, just, lax.
The day just flew past. Night turned to day. Jasmine could not recall what she did. Eating? No way. She wouldn't be able to keep anything down, not after what had happened. Guilt, fear, hate, all of it scarred Jasmine, made her numb to it. She didn't feel anything for most of the second day. She heard the announcements but it was all in one ear and out the other.
Jasmine didn't care what happened to her. Someone could have just walked up to her, pressed the muzzle to her temple and fired and she wouldn't have done anything to stop them.
That changed when she ran into Nancy Kyle in the Art Therapy room.
Jasmine did not announce her presence. The girl always had a nasty habit of sneaking up on people. She didn't stare at her like a long lost friend either. It would have been nice, certainly. Nancy Kyle had been her friend since she was a freshman. Part of her wanted to hug Nancy. That had been the plan, too.
But no. She could not abide by the blood. She could not abide by the shape Nancy was in. She could not abide by the fact that she remembered hearing Nancy's name on the announcements. Maybe if the circumstances were different, she could abide.
Jasmine stared at Nancy, a grave stare, eyes wide, lips pursed, brows knitted. The kind that shoots daggers at lightning speed. The kind that could not be father from comforting even if you tried.
Jasmine said nothing. The voice had a few choice words.
"Why is this a surprise to you Jazz? Nancy always had a few screws loose."
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A New Khao Soi Player In Chiang Mai? – Eating Riverside At Rimping Boat Noodles
Anyone who's been following my blog, or my Instagram, will know that I'm obsessed with khao soi. I ate ten in five days when I got to Bangkok, to try to find you guys the best khao soi in the city! Now I've eaten in all the famous khao soi joints in Chiang Mai – Khao Soi Samer Jai, Khao Soi Khun Yai, Khao Soi Islam, Khao Soi Lam Duan – you get the picture. So when my man in Chiang Mai, Craig, told me about a place on the Ping river he'd been going to I decided to investigate…..
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If you are new to street food in Thailand and aren't to keen on some of the older joints in town then this could be perfect for you. Ordering can be a bit stressful as you have to do it on a tablet, with the writing in Thai, but the friendly staff will do it for you if you call them. Just say 'khao soi'!
Enough talk of the decor, let's get down to what we came here for – the khao soi! It's one of the better khao sois I've had, certainly better than 90 percent of what you'd get in Bangkok.
The noodles on top were nice and crispy and the ones in the sauce weren't overcooked. The flavour from the black cardamom and ground coriander came through well and the chicken fell off the bone.
Good roasted chilli and pickled cabbage.
I love really spicy food so this isn't a negative for me but even without the roasted chilli it comes with, this khao soi was hot! If you don't like any heat then you might struggle; If you like it hot you'll love it!
It was a bit oily for me. I prefer my khao soi on the creamy side like at Samer Jai. My friend prefers it here so I guess it's just what you like.
On the whole, it's a solid choice with a good menu, it's not just khao soi the boat noodles are very good here as the name suggests, as are the other noodle soups I tried.
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Minka Kelly Turned Down Plastic Surgery
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As Charlie's Angels hits up the small screen with sexy women a second time around, Angel Minka Kelly reveals that she turned down the chance to have free plastic surgery before finding fame.
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On an interview with David Letterman, Minka revealed that despite being the daughter of an exotic dancer and former Aerosmith guitarist Rick Dufay, a Playboy Playmate approached with the offer of free plastic surgery.
"I was 19. She was very seductive and said that she wanted to manage me and that I had a lot of potential."
She said that she could get me a job at this doctor's office in return for plastic surgery, which I would need to be a Playboy Playmate."
"All I needed was lipo, fake breasts, a few veneers and all kinds of stuff,' the actress laughed.
"When I told her that I didn't want that, she said I would never be Playmate of the Year and I said, 'I think that's OK. I'm OK with that."
Miami plastic surgeon Dr. Michael Salzhauer says, "Minka Kelly looks fantastic. She is young, beautiful and in great shape. She does not appear to need any plastic surgery at this time."
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After more than a year in the making, in December, a divided Federal Communications Commission (FCC) voted to approve network neutrality rules by a vote of 3-2. The order provides three network "rules" – one on transparency, one on content blocking, and one on no unreasonable discrimination – though applied differently to fixed and wireless networks. Scheduled to take effect early this year, both the rules and the FCC's authority to regulate the internet will be tested by opponents in the courts in the months ahead, as well as on the Hill by Republicans who have indicated their opposition to any rules regulating the internet.
The FCC has sought to address net neutrality for several years, most notably in 2008 when the Commission accused Comcast of blocking access to peer-to-peer (P2P) file sharing sites. Comcast admitted to delaying P2P access at peak times, but denied ever blocking access. Despite Comcast's assertion, the FCC handed down an enforcement action requiring Comcast to be more transparent about its activities. Though it complied with the request, Comcast appealed the decision, arguing that the FCC did not have the authority to regulate network management.
While the case worked its way through the courts, in October of 2009, new FCC Commissioner Julius Genachowski announced that the FCC would begin a net neutrality rulemaking process. Complicating the proceeding, in April 2010, the Court ruled in favor of Comcast, throwing into question the FCC's authority to regulate broadband. While no specifics were given, the FCC noted in its December announcement that it had found a solid legal foundation to justify its oversight of broadband.
As for the rules themselves, both the transparency rule and the no blocking rule apply to fixed and wireless systems. The transparency rule requires that providers disclose information regarding their network management practices so that "consumers can make informed choices regarding the use of such services. The no blocking rule stipulates that providers may not block lawful content, applications, and services, including competing voice services in the wireless case. Of note to magazine publishers, the no blocking rule for wireless providers does not apply to "application stores" offered by a wireless provider, and expressly allows wireless providers to "curate" their app stores just as companies like Apple do. The final rule, no unreasonable discrimination, which applies only to fixed systems, prohibits providers from unreasonably discriminating in transmitting lawful network traffic over a consumer's broadband service.


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Chapter 1 begins on a Sunday and establishes the main timeline of the remainder of the novel. Ten and a half years have passed since the birth of VJ.
Marsha reflects on the death of David, five years earlier, from a rare form of liver cancer. After David's death, Janice became mentally unstable, claiming she was being poisoned. Then, Janice also died of the same rare form of liver cancer. Epidemiological investigations concluded the two cases were a freak occurrence, and not connected.
Marsha, a child psychiatrist, also reflects on VJ's personality. She finds his advanced maturity difficult to accept, but what particularly bothers her is VJ's apparent lack of emotion. During a dinnertime conversation, Marsha urges VJ to spend more time with school friends, but VJ prefers to spend his time at Victor's lab. Victor sides with VJ, and VJ continues to spend...
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PS4 Being Revealed This Month
It shouldn't be a surprise after last night's trailer, but the next PlayStation will be revealed this month.
Polygon said sources have confirmed the reveal this month, with the system set to launch this holiday season against the next Xbox.
Microsoft plans to hold an announcement for its system later this spring, according to the same sources. This would mean E3 won't be a new system reveal, but would be showing off the tech, features and games that will hit at launch.
"We welcome innovation in the category," a Microsoft spokesperson told Polygon. "It's an amazing time for the industry, and an even better time for Xbox 360 owners. At Xbox, we're focused on making the content you love even more amazing including blockbuster games, and new entertainment experiences. We're always thinking about what's next for our platform, but we don't have anything further to share at this time."


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Wednesday, December 31, 2014
Ringing Out the Old
I find that with a deadline I get absolutely obsessed with finishing things. Sometimes the things I'm freaking out about finishing have nothing to do with the deadline. There's no need for me to finish the book on my bedside table by midnight but for two days I've been itchy about it. I'm not going to wear the hat I'm knitting to tonight's party so why do I feel like the last thread needs to be woven in by the time the ball drops? Sometime between the 2nd or 3rd glass of wine last night and the dog park this morning I was able to let those things go.
Fortunately posting something to the blog stayed with me. I want to be here. I want to say one more thing, anything, before we head into the new year and say the next things.
This Christmas season I was wildly grateful to have the friends that I have. We had opportunities to make people's lives better and we did it with speed, efficiency, and grace. We had members who needed help, a lot of help, and they've been needing a lot of help for a while and together we figured out how to keep giving it. We celebrated the season. We enjoyed our families. We didn't exert the pressure on ourselves or our loved ones that it's so easy to use. I am proud to know them all.
My apartment is a mess. My animals are insane. I haven't looked carefully over 2014 or decided what I think about 2015. But I have a party to go to tonight and a tradition to observe and some things I'd like to do before it's time to get gussied up. Tomorrow is another day. The first day of another year (something someone pointed out we can say about every day) and I'm ready to move forward into it.
That might just be my word for 2015.
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There has always been quite a divide between Farrakhan and the Jewish community, with volleys of accusations back and forth.
After Mr. Farrakhan suffered a health scare in 1999 and pledged to work for reconciliation, things quieted down. But now the hostilities are rising again.
Farrakhan gave the keynote speech on Sunday during the Nation of Islam's annual Founders' Day celebration in front of 18,000 people.
"They are the demons, not I. And they are the Satans, not I," Farrakhan said Sunday.
His remarks about Jews went unreported, overshadowed by what he said about his friendship with Libyan leader Mohammar Gaddafi.
But at Chicago's Anti-Defamation League (ADL), it was Farrakhan's comments about Jews that caught their attention.
"A big crux about what he is talking about is so highly charged, so anti-Semitic, so insulting, so hurtful and so divisive that we're hoping that people will realize what it is, and it's nothing but propaganda, misstatements and inaccuracies," said Lonnie Nasatir, ADL.
"I am not a hater of the Jewish people, but I know the truth...My job is to pull the cover off of Satan so that he will never deceive you and the people of the world again," said Farrakhan.
That is Farrakhan's newest modus operandi, according to the ADL, claiming to perform a public service by correcting history.
The ABC7 I-Team invited Farrakhan to discuss his comments for this report.?After numerous emails and conversations about an interview with a Nation of Islam spokesman, we were told that they would get back to us. They did not.
"We put out the book 'The Secret Relationship Between Blacks and Jews,'" said Farrakhan.
The book reports that Jews were "heirs to the slave baron;" were "major cotton dealers" in the south; and were behind lynchings and that Jews ran the Ku Klux Klan -- Jewish exploitation of blacks that Farrakhan claims continues to this day.
"I am here to uncover and expose Satan and become an instrument of God to end their world," said Farrakhan.
"All the things he perpetuates are just common and age old stereotypes that unfortunately have meant bad things for Jews in the history of Jewish persecution," said Nasatir.
It goes beyond Farrakhan.
At last weekend's Nation of Islam annual convention, the Jewish-black book authors packed a meeting room to discuss what they say is the Jewish community's continued domination of blacks.
"They created a set of laws inspired by the people that call themselves Jews...provocated by them to keep us in a virtual slavery," said Richard A. Muhammad, Nation of Islam.
Farrakhan says the Nation of Islam is going to force the book "into every classroom" because "white people don't know what happened."
He sent copies to Jewish leaders and top politicians, with a letter citing an "undeniable record of Jewish-anti black behavior." Farrakhan then warns Jewish leaders that Allah "will bring you and your people disgrace and ruin and destroy your power and influence."
At the weekend Nation of Islam meeting, one attendee received a standing ovation for a rap video showing many Jewish leaders and calling them gangsters.
"The notion that Jews were all behind the formation or the reemergence of the Ku Klux Klan, an organization that hates blacks as much as they hate Jews, is just incomprehensible and crazy," said Nasatir.
"I was three minutes away from death," Farrakhan said in 1999.
Nasatir says then it appeared as though Farrakhan had changed when he survived prostate cancer and pledged to reconcile with the Jewish community.
Since then though, Jewish leaders say the attacks have resumed and grown more divisive, culminating in the anti-Jewish book and the appearance last weekend.
"I sent a book to President Obama and his chief of staff Rahm Emanuel," said Farrakhan.
Farrakhan's speech ended a week in which Emanuel was elected the first Jewish mayor in Chicago history.
"It's about time that we sit down with Minister Farrakhan," said Nasatir.
The Anti-Defamation League seems open to a meeting with Farrakhan and Chicago mayor-elect Emanuel.
"If I'm going to do it, I will do it when I first talk to him. Let me hear from him directly," said Emanuel.
In one pre-election questionnaire, Emanuel said that his Jewish faith was instrumental to forming the man he is today, and that one of his mottos in life is something his father told him at his bar mitzvah and he told his own son. The quote is: "who are you if you are not for yourself. What are you if you are only for yourself. If not now, then when."


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