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Silver color is a symbol of brilliant and happiness. The designer of water-drop stylish rhinestone fashion necklace set use the silver color as the main tone, express with the graceful temperament, suit for all kinds of the wedding dress and formal dress, and an absolutely part of the essential accessories. This necklace earring set is entirely mounted with top quality rhinestones, the glistening exquisite craftsmanship, added you with infinitive colors.
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Pintas sought refuge away from the sun's rays, where he described what happened to hotel employees. "I said to the staff, 'I don't know if you know what's going on out here, but I was being burned,' and they're like, 'Yeah, we know. We call it the "death ray." ' "
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The phenomenon occurs when intense heat is created by the curved glass surface of the hotel, which acts as a parabolic dish. The glass bounces the rays from the sun and concentrates the light in 10-by-15-foot hot zone on a portion of the pool deck. Absher said that the hotel's designers foresaw the issue and thought they had solved the problem by installing a high-tech film on the hotel's glass windows to reduce the effect.
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I hope you guys like all things Scottish because I can guarantee you that since moving to Scotland a year and a half ago, I have only fallen more in love with this country.
It's been a while since my last Vegan In Scotland post, for which I feel pretty bad because there's nothing I enjoy more than showing off all the good things about Scotland. And one of the greatest things about Scotland (besides Gerard Butler and James MacAvoy, of course) is that it's becoming noticeably easier to eat a plant-based diet here. I'm really looking forward to reviewing more shops, restaurants and café across Scotland, and especially in my new home, Edinburgh.
I didn't manage to get this post up before Burn's Night, sadly, though I did give a preview on Instagram. I'd love to see all your homemade vegan (Scottish) creations, so if you're on social media, tweet/tag me in/send me a pic! You can certainly expect to see more Scottish recipes veganised on this blog in the future. Watch this space!
Cranachan (KRAN-ah-chahn) is a superbly simple and scrumptious dessert made from the very stuff that Scotland is hewn from (no, that's not men in kilts — focus, please): raspberries, honey, oats, dairy cream and, of course, whisky. Good ol' single malt Highland whisky. It doesn't taste too alcoholic, though, so don't worry if you don't like the strong, smokey taste of whisky; the alcohol serves more to enhance the flavour of the other ingredients and bring this dessert to a whole new level.
Now, I never have claimed to be a great chef. It's not just that I want instant gratification — I firmly believe that great food can be made really simply and with few ingredients. This pudding requires only 5 ingredients and can be rustled up in minutes.
Traditionally you would toast oats to sprinkle over the top, but I don't want to bother putting on a pan and watching the oats toasting in the honey/agave nectar. Instead I crumbled some Nairn berries oat biscuits, which are gluten-free and made right here in Edinburgh from Scottish oats. Super simple and much crunchier than toasted oats.
Raspberries are obviously not in season, so you can use frozen (as I do here); they will defrost surprisingly quickly once the dessert is assembled, you just might want to prep the pudding an hour before eating and leave it in the fridge to set and give the raspberries a chance to defrost as much as possible. Their juices will also start oozing a little bit into the cream ,which is heavenly.
Good whisky is expensive. You just can't get around that. Either buy a wee taster bottle for under a tenner, or get yourself the real deal and enjoy a dram every once in a while on a cold winter's night. I don't know who you are, but if you even consider buying Famous Grouse, I will find you, and I will — er, not kill you, but I'm sure you read this in a Liam Neeson voice and are now cowering in fear. Right? Right.
Bonus points for this dessert: it's actually pretty healthy, much as I loathe that concept. Coconut cream contains fairly healthy fats, the biscuits have a lot of fibre, and the raspberries are the bounty of this Earth! And the whiskey — well, the whiskey is just necessary for the salvation of your precious soul. Aside from the sugar in the biscuits, which is already pretty low, there is no sugar in this recipe if you use stevia or xylitol. Score!
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250g (1 cup) coconut cream
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2 tsps Single Malt Scotch Whisky (I like Bunnahabhain)
8 Nairn berries oat biscuits
1. Whisk the coconut cream, sweetener and whisky in a small bowl until smooth and even. Divide half of the cream between two small pudding glasses.
2. Add a few raspberries and half of the biscuits, crumbled, to each glass.
3. Top with the remainder of the cream, the raspberries and the biscuits, and ta-dah! You have a vegan Cranachan.
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Too many workers are using their 401(k) savings plan as a piggy bank, tapping it way before retirement for reasons such as to pay off debt, remodel their home or take a vacation they couldn't otherwise afford.
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Not everyone borrowed from a retirement plan to visit Bora Bora. Getting out of debt was cited as the top reason (46 percent), followed by paying for an emergency (35 percent), funding a home purchase or renovation (26 percent), paying everyday bills after a job loss (24 percent), bankrolling education costs for children or for themselves (20 percent), and paying for a family vacation or special event like a wedding (15 percent).
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Women were more likely than men (52 percent vs. 41 percent) to take out a loan to pay off debt. Men were more likely than women (40 percent vs. 29 percent) to borrow from their plan to pay for an emergency expense.
Once borrowers used their 401(k) to ease their financial stress, they seemed more likely to do it again. As many as 43 percent say they've taken out at least two loans from their retirement plan, according to the survey. Nearly half borrowed more than 20 percent of their savings. About one in 10 borrowed 50 percent.
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Financial advisers warn against using 401(k) funds for other purposes, because it puts retirement security at risk. Here's why: Although the money you borrow from your 401(k) is generally paid back at a fixed interest rate, you likely would've earned a higher return on your investments if the money had been left in the account. Also, if you leave your job without paying the loan back, it becomes a distribution. That means you'll wind up paying taxes on it as well as a hefty 10 percent penalty if you're under age 59 1/2.
Teresa Hassara, executive vice president of TIAA-CREF's Institutional Business, says that borrowing from a 401(k) can be a double-edged sword for workers who haven't saved enough in the first place.
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The survey also found that more than half of those who took out loans cut their 401(k) contribution rate during the payback period - some by as much as 81 percent. Whereas only 39 percent of men kept the same contribution rate, this was true for 48 percent of women.
Not every 401(k) plan offers participants the option to borrow. And using the loan feature may not be in your best interest. According to a recent research paper by the Pension Research Council at the Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania, nearly 40 percent of participants took loans from their 401(k) over a five-year period. In plans allowing multiple loans, participants were more likely to borrow and take out larger loans. The loan-default amount is a staggering $6 billion annually, the paper said.
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I'm pondering how it is that the Sydney Morning Herald decided to run this piece yesterday headed 'True to form the drama queens have been holding court again.'
Robert Grant, for AAP – a news service I usually respect – describes how female players really aren't very good. They are boring to watch, their matches 'dreary', but their off-court actions make it all worthwhile. In fact, it is their drama queen behaviour which justifies them being allowed to play at all.
But the women fully deserve their place in the game because they provide off-court entertainment that the men seem intent on avoiding. And they have proved that, while the matches might be a dreary string of error-ridden statistics, women have given us wonderful tales.
Grant then goes onto list all these off-court antics, seemingly oblivious to male players like John McEnroe and others whose behaviour has been far from immaculate over the years.
And what's with including Kim Clijsters in the drama queen roll call? Clijsters was not being a drama queen when she exposed Channel 7's Australian Open commentator Todd Woodbridge for his texts to a former number one woman player, in which he said he thought Clijsters was pregnant because she seemed grumpy and her 'boobs looked bigger'.
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What Clijsters did deserves to be commended not made fun of in a mocking article. She nailed Woodbridge with style, grace, and humour.
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Today through Saturday, the most important minds in the MS world are meeting in Lyon, France to talk about multiple Sclerosis. They're not just talking. Over 7000 researchers and medical professionals are meeting at the semi-annual European Committee for Treatment and Research In Multiple Sclerosis.
Many of us on the MS patient side are keeping track of the scientific program in various ways. I know of some MS bloggers that have obtained sponsorship and are blogging live from the event. The National MS Society is offering daily updates (both video and written) and your local newspapers and television may soon have pieces about research released.
There are over 1,400 research papers scheduled for release during the four-day conference scheduled to end on Saturday.
I'll be mining the web and keeping track of what my "sources" over there have to say. I'm wondering how you might be keeping track.
I suppose I should ask if you even knew ECTRIMS was even happening? Do research programs like this seem like front page MS news to you or do you wait to see what filters out? How would you like us to cover the information coming out of France?
It's going to be a busy time and there will be lots to sift through. We've already been hearing of some news about MS drug studies released just before the event.
Let us know if and how you'll be following the latest MS news. We'll keep our ears and eyes open and pass along some highlights.
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Hey there, I've made a little program which reads program data from a .ser file. The program also gives the option to save back new data into the file.
The problem is, when I JAR the program through eclipse, and run the JAR... it creates the .ser files outside of the JAR.
Is there anyway I can have the file be stored inside the JAR so It gives the program better portability?
I'm aware of accessing a file through getClass().getResourceAsStream(FILENAME), but I don't know how to therefore make it save the file inside the JAR, if that makes sense .
Here's my read from file method:
@SuppressWarnings("unchecked") public ArrayList<HoursOfTheWeek> readTableModel() { ArrayList<HoursOfTheWeek> al = null; try { ObjectInputStream ois = new ObjectInputStream(new FileInputStream(FILENAME)); al = (ArrayList<HoursOfTheWeek>) ois.readObject(); } catch (Exception e) { System.out.println("Problem reading back table from file: " + FILENAME); } if(al == null){ storeTableModel(defaultData()); readTableModel(); } return al; }
And here's my store to file method:
public void storeTableModel(ArrayList<HoursOfTheWeek> al) { ObjectOutputStream oos = null; try { oos = new ObjectOutputStream(new FileOutputStream(FILENAME)); oos.writeObject(al); } catch (Exception e) { e.printStackTrace(); } try { oos.close(); } catch (IOException e) { } }
Thanks in advance.


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Our guest bloggers are Daniel J. Weiss and Alexandra Kougentakis, a Senior Fellow and the Director of Climate Strategy and a Fellows Assistant at the Center For American Progress Action Fund.
On July 7, 2009, the Senate Environment and Public Works Committee will conduct a hearing to review proposals to build a clean energy economy and reduce global warming pollution. The first panel will feature cabinet officials, and the second panel includes business and environmental leaders, and a mayor. Perhaps the most prominent of all the witnesses will be Gov. Haley Barbour (R-MS).
Barbour is no run-of-the-mill state official. He just became head of the Republican Governors Association, replacing disgraced Gov. Mark Sanford (R-SC). Before he was elected in 2003, Barbour was one of was one of Washington's most well-connected and powerful lobbyists, notorious for influence peddling for tobacco and big energy companies. He also served as Chairman of the Republican National Committee from 1993–1997.
Barbour has long been an advocate for big polluting companies, and has reaped political and financial benefits from these efforts. His record makes him an obvious choice to speak in opposition to clean energy policies:
Barbour has long been at the intersection of special interest lobbying, elections, and campaign cash. He represents cash and carry politics at its worst.
• The oil & gas and utility industries were major contributor to his Mississippi gubernatorial campaigns, providing over $1.8 million in campaign cash. [National Institute on Money in State Politics, Accessed 7/2/09]
• According to the Center for Responsive Politics, coal companies and electric utilities lavished over half a million dollars on Barbour's firm during his last two years as CEO and chairman, in 1998 and 1999. After taking time off to work on advisory committees for the presidential campaign of George B. Bush, Barbour returned to the firm in 2001. With the addition of new clients, including from the oil & gas industry, the firm made over a million dollars a year in dirty energy profits by the time he left again for his 2003 gubernatorial run, with $2.24 million in total for 2001–2002. [Center for Responsive Politics, accessed 7/2/09]
• Under his RNC leadership during the 1994 and 1996 election cycles, the oil and gas industry donated $30 million in contributions to Republicans, while providing only $12 million to Democrats — or nearly 3–1. Electric utilities donated nearly $10 million, and coal companies donated over $1.5 million, for a grand total of $42.0 million dollars. [Center for Responsive Politics, accessed 7/2/09, 7/2/09, 7/2/09]
• Barbour hosted a Southern Company party for lobbyists at the 2008 Republican National Convention. Southern was the top spending special interest that attempted to influence the debate over House the American Clean Energy and Security Act. With a force totaling 63 lobbyists, Southern was nearly twice as high as any other company. Its coal fired power plants emit 172 million tons of carbon dioxide annually. [Politico, 8/12/08; Center for Public Integrity, 7/1/09; IPS News, 11/16/07]
• Back at his lobbying firm in early 2001, Barbour was hired "to help apply pressure in all the right places." He convinced President Bush to break his campaign promise to reduce global warming pollution from power plants. Barbour's memo "Bush-Cheney Energy Policy & CO2" belittled global warming as a "radical fringe issue," and called the regulation of carbon dioxide pollution "eco-extremism." He urged the President Bush to avoid making decisions informed by science, which would "trump good energy policy, which the country has lacked for eight years." [NYT Magazine, 7/22/01; GeorgeWBush.com, 9/29/00; NRDC, 2008 (p. 17–18)]
• Barbour opposes clean energy jobs and global warming pollution reduction proposals even though they would create jobs, cut oil use, and reduce pollution. [Washington Times, 4/22/09]
Barbour urged the evisceration of the "new source review" program of the Clean Air Act that prevents refurbished old coal fired power plants from evading stricter pollution limits.
• The Dallas Morning News reported that "Within weeks of taking office, Vice President Dick Cheney heard from Haley Barbour — a former Republican Party chairman and utility company lobbyist and now the governor of Mississippi — who urged the administration to reverse the Clinton administration…Southern [Company] and several other utilities faced federal lawsuits filed in 1999 by the Clinton administration, accusing the companies of failing to install expensive pollution-control devices when modifying their generating plants." [Dallas Morning News, 8/30/04]
• The Bush administration pursued this agenda, only to be blocked by the U.S. Court of Appeals. It found that "Only in a Humpty Dumpty world" would the Administration's changes be allowed. [US Court of Appeals for the DC Circuit Opinions, 3/17/06]
The new head of the RGA is an apt choice to testify in opposition of pollution reductions. He has made his livelihood from representing big utilities and big oil's interests. He continues to do so as Governor of Mississippi. Barbour has no proposals of his own to address global warming, even though unchecked pollution will mean more devastating hurricanes like Katrina that flattened his state in 2005. Like many other conservatives, he would pursue the reckless path of inaction on the greatest threat ever known to the planet.


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It turns out that chickens aren't just a delicious and comical nugget source. They're also one of the best Steadicams around—assuming you can keep it focused. Here's how one precocious poultry stacks up against a real human man.
YouTuber jeremiahjw—inspired by the previous experiments done by Pennywhistle Productions—breaks down the relative effectiveness of rooster, man-with-helmet, and human hands. I don't want to spoil anything for you, but there's a decent chance Darren Aronofsky's crew is about to gain a feathered friend. [YouTube]


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ZEISS ACCURA - Bridge-Type Measuring Machine
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With a measuring range of up to 14.8 m³, the ZEISS MMZ T offers the largest measuring range from amongst the table bridge-type measuring machines. For example: it enables the highly precise measurement of large gears directly on the shop floor.
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The GHC Commentary
This tree of wiki pages is a "commentary" on the GHC source code. It contains all the explanatory material that doesn't belong in comments in the source code itself, because the material is wide-ranging, usually covers multiple source files, and is more architectural in nature. The commentary can also be considered a design document for GHC.
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- The source language: HsSyn
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It is hard to keep up with the flurry of apps that hit the market every day and to be honest most of them come and go or they should just go. But once in a while a nugget appears as you are mining for gold and that is what the Bedloo app is.
Bedloo has taken the voting concept a whole new level, going beyond the typical image, they allow video and audio files to fight it out for you vote and then Bedloo provides instant feedback. Technology and social media have created a generation of people who don't want to be given entertainment options; they want to be part of the entire entertainment process. This makes the opinion of the consumer more important than ever and the key to this is finding a way that allows their voices to be not only be heard, but to become part of the decision making process. This is where Bedloo comes in.
Bedloo is a new app that allows you create an online A-to-B voting comparison that allows you to upload images, videos and audio files. If you want to have it voted on, Bedloo will allow you to do it and you get instant feedback on your poll. Bedloo has an assortment of categories, fashion, technology, sports, music and more, you are sure to find a category for whatever you want to get an opinion on. Musician and one of the co-founders of Bedloo, C. Vincent Plummer loved the idea as a way to involve his fans. "It is a great way to allow the fans to be part of the decision-making process, you can post two different album covers and let the fans decide which one you should go with and it really gives them a feeling of being part of the decision making process.
Bedloo was just founded this year by Plummer along with Todd Jones and Daron Destiny, this quick rise gives you an idea of what a unique and fruitful idea Bedloo is. Bedloo can be used from an up-and-coming musician who is looking for feedback on different songs, you can post two different styles of clothes if you can't make up your mind what to wear and the uses can be beneficial all the way up to some of the biggest corporations in the world. Imagine if a brewery was trying to determine what new flavor of beer to launch, they could put it on Bedloo and let their biggest fans decide. Or it could be something along the lines of a Super Bowl ad, a company is trying to decide what ad to invest a million dollars in, what better way to help decide than by putting them on Bedloo and getting feedback beforehand.
Your phone might be filled with apps but Bedloo is certainly one you want to make sure you add and take a look at. While there are plenty of apps hoping to be the next big thing, Bedloo looks like it has the makings to be just that.
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Summer Movies: If You Like 'The Avengers,' Try These
This is TALK OF THE NATION. I'm Neal Conan.
You can be forgiven if you detected some familiar themes in this year's summer's crop of blockbusters: the improbable group of unlikely heroes and has-beens that bands together to save the day. I think the Hulk starred in both "The Avengers" and "The Expendables 2." And then there's the hero's return, played rather darkly in the latest Batman film but for last back in 2004 when Mr. Incredible considered his return to glory, and of course, his costume.
CRAIG T. NELSON: (as Mr. Incredible) Wait. You want me to make me a suit?
BRAD BIRD: (as Edna "E" Mode) You push too hard, darling. But I accept. It will be bold, dramatic.
NELSON: (as Mr. Incredible) Yeah.
BIRD: (as Edna "E" Mode) Heroic.
NELSON: (as Mr. Incredible) Yeah. Something classic, like Dynaguy. Oh, he had a great look. Oh, the cape and the boots.
BIRD: (as Edna "E" Mode) No cape.
CONAN: Call us to nominate your favorite band-of-heroes flick or the hero's return from exile or obscurity: 800-989-8255. Email us: email@example.com. You can also join the conversation on our website. That's at npr.org, click on TALK OF THE NATION. Our favorite film buff, Murray Horwitz, joins us here in Studio 3A. Good to have you back.
MURRAY HORWITZ, BYLINE: Good to be back, Neal. Thanks so much.
CONAN: And I guess, in a way, "The Incredibles" counts in both categories.
HORWITZ: I think so. I think so. You mentioned familiars - and, by the way, I want to thank you for not wearing your cape today. I think it's a prudent choice.
CONAN: Well, the boots, though.
HORWITZ: Yeah, boots are dashing. You mentioned familiar themes, and the truth of the matter is that in big-budget Hollywood movies, there are some familiar themes in the summer. It's almost always about good versus evil.
CONAN: No.
HORWITZ: Actually, somebody said, let's do your best good-versus-evil films. I said, I think we'll be here for about seven months, yeah. But there are a lot of - I love the films where this, like, all-star team of good guys gets together to do battle. And not surprisingly, as you mentioned, sometimes there has been good guys and they bond together.
CONAN: And these are - well, you know, if you go back in the history of Western civilization that plucky band of Greeks that gathered around the walls of Troy...
CONAN: ...and the other one, of course, is the hero's return, what did it take Ulysses, 10 years to get home?
HORWITZ: It's something like even more, didn't it?
CONAN: Yeah.
HORWITZ: And the ship was the same but not the same, as they say.
CONAN: Well, he ended up wrecking (unintelligible).
HORWITZ: Right, right, right. But it - no, we like these team things and we especially like, you know, teams with specialists, you know. In "The Avengers," each one of the superheroes has a different kind of set of skills or superpowers, same thing with "The Incredibles." And even in some of the movies that we're going to discuss, you know, somebody's a good rifleman and somebody else is a good explosives expert, that sort of thing.
CONAN: Yeah.
HORWITZ: I do have to say, there are a couple of ground rules. You know, please, we talk about blockbusters. Blockbusters...
CONAN: That's not a category.
HORWITZ: It's a category, it's not a genre. And nothing is...
HORWITZ: Oh, you can't announce, we're going to have a blockbuster this summer. You don't know that until after the film's released. I mean, witness this year's "Battleship," which you can use whatever verb that's upon - that you would want...
CONAN: That sank quickly, I have to say.
HORWITZ: Tanked - all of those are good. So these are big-budget Hollywood movies, and they all are kind of - want a culinary, sort of, confections that, you know, there are some car chases and motorcycle chases and this and then (unintelligible), they're familiar.
CONAN: Hmm. You mentioned that team. This is an email from Brandon in Wyoming: "The Avengers" is the culmination of years of hard work and dedication. As a life-long comic book fan, it's a childhood dream come true for me to see all those characters on screen together. Joss Whedon's sense of humor, an eye for action, not to mention the acting abilities of some of that ensemble cast make this the ultimate superhero flick. Well done, Joss.
HORWITZ: Yeah. And I think one of the things that our listener in Wyoming points out that's important is in the comic book - now, I don't know if there's a genre or a category, but the comic book literature - there's years and years of work went in with, you know, Bob Kane and Stan Lee and these other, you know, masters of the genre. And now, the current crop of comic book writers have had years to develop their characters. And that's why you can really kind of have two Spider... You know it's only - you know, 10 years ago we have the first Spider-Man movie and now we have been sort of recapitulating the whole thing over again.
CONAN: And how many times have we seen the origin of Batman already in a movie?
HORWITZ: And Batman, right. That's right. That's right.
CONAN: So here's an email from Dan, who says his favorite band of heroes movie is "The Magnificent Seven."
STEVE MCQUEEN: (as Vin Tanner) Home: none. Wife: none. Kids: none. Prospects: zero.
YUL BRYNNER: (as Chris Larabee Adam) No enemies?
MCQUEEN: (as Vin Tanner) Alive.
CONAN: Steve McQueen.
HORWITZ: Steve McQueen, that wonderful, wonderful star who's probably equally fascinating and attractive to men and women. What a cast this movie has: Yul Brynner, Steve McQueen, James Coburn, Robert Vaughn - I think that might have been - I think that was Coburn in that scene - Eli Wallach, Charles Bronson. It's just a wonderful movie. It is - we have to say every time we mention "The Magnificent Seven" - based...
CONAN: Everything. Yeah.
HORWITZ: ...on the masterpiece by Akira Kurosawa, "The Magnificent Seven,"(ph) with Toshiro Mifune and Takashi Shimura, simply one of the greatest movies ever made.
CONAN: And there are so many great scenes in that movie, but it - and so...
HORWITZ: What's your favorite, Neal? Come on, tell us what...
CONAN: Well, no. Well, I was just going to say that that is the ensemble cast, putting together all of these people...
HORWITZ: Yeah.
CONAN: ...who were stars in other movies. And that is the formula, it seems to me, for success that, well, even "The Avengers" is based on.
HORWITZ: Yeah. I think, you know, that's a very, very good point. And as a result, you know, there are these, like, sort of little mini-star turns. My favorite that I'm happy to tell you...
HORWITZ: ...when - oh, golly. Now, I'm going to completely blow it. Who's the marksman? It's Bronson, isn't it? And he - or Coburn. Anyway, he's...
CONAN: Coburn.
HORWITZ: ...Coburn, the guy who was riding away on the horse, and he shoots, you know, miles away, and the horse falls. So then he kills the guy. The guys falls off the horse. He says, that was a great shot. It's a terrible shot. I was aiming for the horse, you know.
HORWITZ: But they have these little mini, sort of, almost set pieces in these films, and they're just great.
CONAN: But the other category, the heroes coming back.
HORWITZ: This is what happens in "The Dark Knight," right? We see Batman. He's just - he's had it. He's out of it. He's a recluse. He's out of shape. And he gets back into shape in extraordinary - extraordinarily fast, quick time. And, you know, you're rooting for him already, because he's already the underdog because he's not the Batman that he once was. And there are a lot of movies - and I'm waiting for our listeners to call us with the names - about the down-and-out hero or the guy who's retired, who's pressed back into service. It's a great theme.
CONAN: Or exiled and returned...
HORWITZ: Right.
CONAN: ...to regain his rightful place on the throne, or whatever.
HORWITZ: Right. He's been shamed, you know. That happens, too.
CONAN: Here's an email from Lawrence: The Doom Patrol, he says. They predate the X-Men by a few months. They were a band of unlikely heroes from DC.
And this from Eric in Southfield, Michigan: Toss up between "Kelly's Heroes" and "The Wild Geese" by Richard Harris and Richard Burton.
HORWITZ: That's - those are really good ones. I hadn't thought of them, and they're great. "Kelly's Heroes," a lot of fun. And the...
CONAN: Donald Sutherland...
HORWITZ: Donald - and we didn't mention...
CONAN: ...the wacky tank commander.
HORWITZ: Beware of a wacky tank commander. But what we didn't mention is teams of bad guys, too...
CONAN: Yes.
HORWITZ: ...which we're not dealing with today. You know, this is not "The Dirty Dozen," folks.
CONAN: All right. Let's see if we get a caller in on the conversation. We'll start with Melissa, Melissa with us from Paducah.
MELISSA: Hi.
CONAN: Hi.
MELISSA: I really loved the last adaptation of the "Three Musketeers" movie, "The Man in the Iron Mask" with Leonardo DiCaprio.
CONAN: I think it was a wonderful film. It was not the last "Three Musketeers" movie, no.
HORWITZ: No, no.
MELISSA: Well, the last one I saw.
HORWITZ: The last one has yet to be made, Melissa. We...
MELISSA: Oh, OK. Anyway, but I loved it. The musketeers were older and, of course, they had been abolished, basically. And they pretty much came out of retirement and - but one of the best things in the movie was at the end of the movie when they were burying - Aramis?
HORWITZ: Right.
MELISSA: OK. And when all the other musketeers, the younger ones, raised their swords and they all kind of straightened up as they were walking away. You know, they were - kind of regains their glory in that respect. It made them all straighten up. And I just thought that was a wonderful scene in a...
HORWITZ: Proud again, right.
CONAN: Their pride restored.
HORWITZ: Right. And you - and I'm glad - thankful to you to remind me that. In a way, a hero who is counted down and out, nobody ever thought he would be alive, but he comes back is "The Count of Monte Cristo," which is...
CONAN: Absolutely.
HORWITZ: ...just a wonderful movie a few years back.
CONAN: Yeah. Thanks very much for the call, Melissa.
MELISSA: Thank you.
CONAN: Let's see if we can go next to - this is Reese(ph), and Reese with us from Laramie, Wyoming.
REESE: Hey. Great show. Love the summer movies series. So...
HORWITZ: Oh, thanks.
REESE: I was just going to say, it's interesting you guys are talking about Steve McQueen and James Coburn earlier, because I would like to suggest "The Great Escape."
HORWITZ: What - that's a very novel choice, Reese. Thanks. I'm glad you said that. It's terrific.
REESE: Fantastic movie. It started Steve McQueen's career pretty much, right?
CONAN: Oh, no. Steve McQueen...
HORWITZ: No, no, no.
CONAN: ...was already established by then.
REESE: He's a superstar, though, right?
CONAN: Oh, he became a superstar.
HORWITZ: He became a superstar with - yeah - but he's actually...
REESE: Yeah. But long movie, awesome movie, though.
CONAN: I think it was the James Garner's real movie success, of course, "Maverick" on TV.
REESE: Indeed, yeah.
HORWITZ: He had been on TV a lot, but this is the one for James Garner. And Donald Pleasence as the forager who loses his eyesight. It's just - with a lot of these movies...
CONAN: Richard Attenborough...
HORWITZ: Richard Attenborough.
REESE: Richard Attenborough.
CONAN: ...(unintelligible), come on.
HORWITZ: Right, right, right. And Reese points something out that there are - in so many of these movies, there are killer casts because you have all these importantly strong individuals sharing the dramatic duties. You know, all these characters have - so you have to have strong actors. And as a result, we got some great, great, great ensemble performance.
CONAN: OK. And the crossover between "The Magnificent Seven" and "The Great Escape."
HORWITZ: Oh, and it give what?
CONAN: Charles Bronson, the tunnel king.
HORWITZ: Oh, the tunnel king. That's right, tunnel king.
HORWITZ: That's right.
CONAN: I saw that movie a few times.
HORWITZ: The minor from Pennsylvania, right, right, right.
CONAN: Thanks very much for the call.
REESE: Thank you.
CONAN: And the - it's interesting. You have - there are different kinds of hero-return movies. In the 1994 film, "The Lion King," Simba, who...
HORWITZ: That's right.
CONAN: ...disgraced, exiled, returns home.
JONATHAN TAYLOR THOMAS: (as Simba) Timon, Pumbaa, what are you doing here?
ERNIE SABELLA: (as Pumbaa) At your service, my liege.
NATHAN LANE: (as Timon) We're going to fight your uncle for this?
THOMAS: (as Simba) Yes, Timon. This is my home.
LANE: (as Timon) Talk about your fixer-upper. Well, Simba, if it's important to you, we're with you to the end.
HORWITZ: It's a New York accent in deepest Africa. It's funny. When I mentioned the hero who's been shamed, I mean, I was really thinking of Simba in "The Lion King," whom, you know, Rafiki inspires and Nala convinces to return to the Pride Lands and face the evil Scar.
CONAN: The evil Scar, boy - and this is not merely the band of great actors. It's a band of great voices.
HORWITZ: Right. Terrific voices. It's a great cast. And you mentioned "The Incredibles." And, you know, there is one of the best voice cast movies I've ever heard. Craig T. Nelson, Holly Hunter, Sarah - public radio's Sarah Vowell and Samuel L. Jackson. It's - and they clearly have fun with it.
CONAN: We're talking, of course, with film buff Murray Horwitz at our summer movie festival. You're listening to TALK OF THE NATION, from NPR News.
And Ray's on the line, Ray with us from Rancho Cordova in California.
RAY: Ah. Awesome. Hello.
CONAN: Hi.
RAY: Thanks for having me on the show.
CONAN: You're on the air. Go ahead, please.
RAY: So I'd like to say my favorite misfits superhero movie has to be "Mystery Men" with Ben Stiller, Janeane Garofalo, Hank Azaria and William H. Macy. They're the quintessential misfits in my mind.
HORWITZ: You know, Ray, I - it just goes to show you put everything in. I left it off the list, and I saw it, a it's a movie I don't know, but people have told me great things about it and...
RAY: Well, it's action and - yeah, go on. Sorry.
HORWITZ: No. Just - that's all. I mean, I should've kept it on the list, and I would've been able to say - pretend to have seen it and said all these great things to you.
RAY: Oh, yeah, no. Absolutely. And, you know, there's super car, the Herkimer Battle Jitney and, of course, Smash Mouth's hit, "All Star," before it was used on the "Shrek" soundtrack.
CONAN: Hmm, OK.
HORWITZ: We'll look for "Mystery Men." Thanks so much.
RAY: Yeah. Check it out. It's the quintessential misfits.
CONAN: Several emailers also called to suggest that. Here's - this is from Tim. And he suggests: How about the biggest disappointment? I'm a dedicated fan of Ridley Scott's early movies and two later ones. I'd anticipated his prequel to "Alien," "Prometheus." Wow, what a disappointment. Poor scriptwriting, silly premise, not-so-good acting and a mystery or fear factor. My wife and I found ourselves laughing at what's supposed to be its scariest moments.
HORWITZ: Yeah. And it disappointed a lot of people. You know, we didn't talk about - well, you talked about a little bit of Batman and the different origin stories.
CONAN: Sure.
HORWITZ: Origins are also - with Spider-Man, and a little bit less so with Batman, it makes an appearance in "The Dark Knight Rises" - a theme of this summer. And "Prometheus" is, in a way, an origin story that, as I say, it's souffle(ph) that - not souffle, but a disappointment to a lot of people. But I'm not sure it's the biggest disappointment of all time in this genre. "The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen" is a candidate.
CONAN: This is another one where they have to spend so much time getting the band back together...
HORWITZ: Right.
CONAN: ...that there's hardly time for a plot.
UNIDENTIFIED MAN #1: I thought I was special. You're invulnerable to harm.
UNIDENTIFIED MAN #2: I don't like to boast.
UNIDENTIFIED MAN #3: What happened to Mina?
SEAN CONNERY: (as Allan Quatermain) Oh, she's probably hip-deep in some sort of trouble.
PETA WILSON: (as Mina Harker) Don't be such an alarmist, Mr. Q. And my hips are none of your business.
CONAN: Ah, well, yes. That was Sean Connery in there, and a very good comic book and a really bad movie.
HORWITZ: Really bad. You know, it was Tom Sawyer and Wyatt Earp and Sherlock Holmes. I mean...
HORWITZ: ...it was a great idea...
CONAN: Captain Nemo. Captain Nemo.
HORWITZ: Captain Nemo, but it didn't work out.
CONAN: And as you go through these formulas, yes, that - well, Marvel formula now, I guess, we're going to call it, of getting the good actor...
HORWITZ: Right.
CONAN: ...to play Iron Man or something like that. And then Robert Downey, Jr. can come back in the ensemble cast in that great bickering scene with Captain America and all that.
HORWITZ: Right.
CONAN: But, you know, these are not-so-easy to predict they say. And even...
HORWITZ: They aren't. And sometimes when it's not stars, even. There was a movie in 2009 - you know, I mentioned Bob Kane and I mentioned Stan Lee. But, you know, the contemporary writer Alan Moore has done amazing...
CONAN: "The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen."
HORWITZ: Right, exactly, the original comic book. And "Watchmen," which was directed by Zack Snyder in 2009, done by Alan Moore and his partner Dave Gibbons, Billy Crudup is only...
CONAN: Also "V for Vendetta."
HORWITZ: Right. "V" is another one of his efforts, I was going to say...
CONAN: Yes.
HORWITZ: ...in the comic book realm. But "Watchmen" is a really good movie, and it's an ensemble cast, and it really works. And the only person you've really heard of - well, I shouldn't say that. I insult other actors. But the only person I recognized off the bat was Billy Crudup.
CONAN: Well, who gets to Murray?
HORWITZ: I have to say, if there's one masterpiece in this whole thing, it's got to be the "Seven Samurai." But the Murray goes to a film that was very important to me in my adolescent years, "The Professionals," directed by Richard Brooks. Listen to this cast: Burt Lancaster, Woody Strode, Claudia Cardinale - never more beautiful - Lee Marvin, Robert Ryan, Jack Palance. It's amazing.
CONAN: "The Professionals."
RALPH BELLAMY: (as Joe Grant) Your job: a mission of mercy. Raza. Captain Jesus Raza. Jesus. What a name for the bloodiest cutthroat in Mexico.
CONAN: The bloodiest cutthroat in movies will be back next week with another edition of our summer movie festival. Murray, always good to have you on the program.
HORWITZ: Great to be on. Thanks, Neal.
CONAN: Tomorrow, it's TALK OF THE NATION: SCIENCE FRIDAY. Ira Flatow will be here. We'll talk to you again on Monday. Have a great weekend, everybody. It's the TALK OF THE NATION, from NPR News. I'm Neal Conan, in Washington.
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As we discussed a few months ago, Legendary Fraud John Spano is going to be a subject for one of the films. We got an email note from ESPN asking for fan submissions, which is passed on below. From the looks of it, it seems like the film may expand a bit and focus more on the Islanders as a whole as they're looking for historical footage, not just from the Spano era. Or maybe they just need some B roll.
Islanders Fans!
ESPN Films is making a 30 For 30 documentary about the New York Islanders, and the producers would like to invite the community of Isles fans to take part.
Part of the film is about the fans themselves, and their long tradition of loyalty, so if you have photos, videos, Super-8 movies, or anything else in your attics, your desk drawers, or your trophy shelves that match the following materials, we'd like to talk to you about looking them over and possibly including them in the film:
- photographs of the Coliseum exterior in its earliest years, 1970s or 1980s.
- from roughly 1978-1985: photos or video of trips to games at Nassau Coliseum, especially fun, exciting pictures of yourself, players, or other fans. Snapshots of, or with, Dynasty greats like Nystrom, Gillies, Bossy, Trottier, Billy Smith, Potvin... also photos or videos of Victory parades from the four Stanley Cup years.
- photos of John Pickett also great.
- from roughly 1990-1996: photos of the Coliseum during games. Protests against the "fishsticks" logo. Protests against team administration by such groups as STIC. Any photos with Mike Milbury.
- from 1996-1997: photos or video regarding the Spano purchase era: pictures of October 31 halloween home game, any photographs or video of Mr. Spano.
If you have materials like these, and think you might be willing to share them with us - drop us a note! We're at firstname.lastname@example.com.
And thanks!
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NEW: Michigan abortion bill approved by House
The bill now heads to Governor Snyder's desk for final approval
LANSING – The House has approved new abortion regulations for the state of Michigan.
The bill was approved early Friday morning on a 72-35 vote. The bill now goes to Governor Snyder's desk where he is expected to sign the bill into law.
If it receives final approval, the new legislation will add some regulations for abortion providers.
Read more: Restrictions to abortion practices passes Michigan senate
First, they would have to screen women seeking abortions to make sure they aren't being forced to terminate the pregnancy.
It also would require private medical offices to get special licenses if they perform more than 120 abortions a year.
Those offices would also be subject to annual state inspections.
Critics call the measure confusing and say it restricts a woman's freedom.
"This bill could close the doors of those clinics that provide way more than abortion services," said state Senator Rebekah Warren, of Ann Arbor. "For the last 6 months, we have seen this constant attack, this segmenting of women's health and saying we're going to treat women different then men in health care, and it's offensive."
Supporters of the bill say these are simply reforms that will keep women safe, and are long overdue.
"Currently we have abortion clinics that are not inspected, not licensed, and this is pretty dangerous," said State Senator Rick Jones of Grand Ledge. "There are some other clinics out there around Detroit, that don't want this; and I suspect they are putting profit ahead of safety."
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Jamaican Red Beans and Rice
Coconut milk, thyme, scallions and scotch bonnet peppers give this Jamaican red beans and rice dish an island flair!
Jamaican Red Beans and Rice
The perfect side dish to Jamaican Brown Stew Chicken, or enjoy this as a meatless main dish with a simple avocado and tomato salad on the side. Vegetarian, vegan and gluten-free!
Rice and beans are a staple in most Latin and Caribbean countries because they are inexpensive and nutritious. Beans are an excellent source of fiber, protein and complex carbohydrates.
The rice is not spicy since the pepper is cooked whole for added flavor and is discarded before it's finished. Of course, if you want a spicy rice dish, you could chop the scotch bonnet and add it to the rice, but be warned, it will be hot!
You can easily make half the recipe for less servings, but sometimes using a half a can of coconut milk could be such a waste, so I find it easier to make more and save the rest for leftovers.
Jamaican Red Beans and Rice
- 1 tsp coconut oil, or canola
- 1 garlic clove, crushed
- 1/4 cup onion, minced
- 1 scallion, chopped
- 1 sprig fresh thyme
- 15.5 oz can red kidney beans, rinsed and drained
- 2 cups uncooked long grain rice
- salt and fresh ground pepper, to taste
- 2 1/4 cups water
- 13.5 oz can, 1 3/4 cups light coconut milk
- 1 whole scotch bonnet hot pepper, not chopped
- In a medium heavy saucepan, heat oil over medium heat; add garlic, scallion, onion and thyme.
- Sauté a few minutes, then add rice, beans and stir.
- Add the coconut milk, water, salt and fresh pepper and place the whole scotch bonnet pepper in the pot, stir to combine and bring to a boil.
- Remove and discard the hot pepper and continue to cook the rice until almost all the liquid is absorbed and just skims the top.
- Cover; reduce heat to low; simmer for 25 minutes.
- Remove from heat and keep covered for 10 additional minutes to allow the steam to finish cooking the rice (do not be tempted to lift the lid before that).
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The Raiders completed their second practice session Thursday without wide receiver Chaz Schilens, who left the field early on the session accompanied by a member of the athletic training staff and did not return to the field.
Schilens, who missed the first eight games of the season with a broken metatarsal on his left foot and had two surgeries since, was not limping and its not known if his foot was the problem.
About 30 minutes after practice, Schilens emerged from the hotel and walked back to the field house and still was walking without a limp.
The Raiders had no comment on Schilens' early exit and the interview sessions had concluded for the day.
Practice resumes Friday morning at 8:30 a.m. Thursday's second session contained a few team sessions and some seven-on-seven sessions which went beyond the walk-through "learning intensive" pattern of the morning practice, with the defense mostly getting better of the offense in terms of defending the pass.
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James Macintyre & Co. Ltd.
English, est. 1860
Jug, c. 1903
30.5 x 9.8 x 10.4 cm
Collection of the Winnipeg Art Gallery; Acquired with funds from the Mrs. George H. Sellers donation
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William Moorcroft was hired in 1897 by James Macintyre and Co. Ltd., a large pottery in Burslem, England, as a designer of printed patterns. His designs met with swift success, earning him a promotion to Manager of Ornamental Ware, and quickly found markets in England, France, and America. Moorcroft's work at Macintyre's allowed him to establish his name, and eventually he set up his own factory in Cobridge, Staffordshire, in 1913. Characteristic of Moorcroft's designs is a strong interest in the natural world as expressed in both the organic forms of the vessels as well as in the decorative motifs. The WAG piece is an example of Florian Ware, a largely floral-inspired line registered in 1903. It highlights the slip-trailing technique Moorcroft introduced, which provided design clarity through raised lines defining the boundaries between colours.
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embryonic evolution
Discussion of everything related to the Theory of Evolution.
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umm....are all vertebrates the same embryonic stages in the earily stage?
and does ontogeny recapitulate phylogeny?
ontogeny is about the development of the individual and phylogeny is ancesral sequence, i don't get why and how can they prove embryology^^'''''
and does ontogeny recapitulate phylogeny?
ontogeny is about the development of the individual and phylogeny is ancesral sequence, i don't get why and how can they prove embryology^^'''''
Every embryo of all animals go through the stage of gastrula. The most primitive animals like polypes are at this stage even as adults. The first multicelular organisms were at this stage too. So this is the stage which presume how our first ancestors looked like. So yes ontogeny recapitulate phylogeny. The next stages probably recapitulate phyllogeny specificaly in a particular evolutional branches for example our embryo have in the first stages tail like our ancestors did.
I dont know much about embryology but im eager for the course the next year.
I dont know much about embryology but im eager for the course the next year.
There are several theories about how metazoas become. Heckel`s theory that first metazoas were Cnidaria and Spongia derived from colonial flagellata is one of two major theories. He said that ontogeny is recapitulation of filogeny based on the examination of embional stages of animals. But he said that embrional stages of higher animals are something like adult stages of lower animal from wich they evolved. That is obviously not correct. Nevertheless the ontogeny can be taken with much reserves as a guide line in determining the evolution line of some group of animals. If they have different embrional development they are not in the same evolutionary line. The other theory is made by Hadzi. It is called turbelaric theory. He said that first metazoas were like todays Turbelaria and that they derived from multinuclear Ciliophora. This look more plausible to me but neather theory explaines all. And there is 3rd group of theories wich says that different group of meatazoas derived from different groups of lower animals.
"In wildness is the preservation of the world" J. Hatfiled
Heackel's theory was disprove? Why? When? About Hadzy theory, it is the same i think, cause animals which was evolving had to go through the same stages as are described in embryology and in Heackels theory, for example they had to be the mass of cells (like volvox or morula with the exception it had to be diploid) then create blastopore to focus digestion to the primary cavity and other processes (like gastrulation or more higher cephalization). So ontogeny must recapitulate phylogeny in both theory. [/quote]
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