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ANn you outdid yourself again! The new techniques will keep me busy all summer!!!
Loved the whole week of Webisodes,Ann did a great job as did Gail and Paulette in presenting everything
Thanks for a very inspiring week,enjoyed all the webisodes.
Yes thank you Ann for all your hard beautiful work. You are so lucky to have these two to present your cards as they are the best in doing this. I learn so much from these girls that I'm happy to watch them all the time. they are so entertaining and pleasant to watch working together. They are wonderful hosts of your work and others. Thank you girls for your work too.
Ann you are amazing I have learned so much from these week of webisodes. Keep up the good work. All your designers are so talented.
Loved all the week of webisodes...so much that I would like to see one daily but would never get any housework done ...glad my husband doesn't mind the dust bunnies...great job ladies!
This is full of such beautifully creative projects. Thank you!!!
Thank you, thank you PW for another amazing WOW. And thank you, Ann, for showing us these brilliant, inspiring techniques and all the ways to use are EFs. A big THANKS, too, Paulette and Gail for keeping us inspired and in-the-know with your weekly demos.
Thank you all for another wonderful WOW! Sooo very lucky that such a creative team continues to inspire all of us. I know it takes a lot of extra work to bring us a whole week of webisodes and it is certainly appreciated; but let's have more!!
This as been the most excellent week ever! Looking back over the whole week, I can't imagine doing over 50 projects in 1 1/2 weeks! Everyone did an excellent job!! Thank you for all your inspiration!
Outstanding job, Ann. As always, you've shined. You get an A+. Thank you, Paulette and Gail for the presentations. It is helpful to see projects from the products you offer. I look forward to more webisodes!
On the one hand, I am glad the week is over, since I am going broke! Another great episode. I luv when you highlight the tools, because they can be used over and over - and you show so many techniques and different ways to use them, all good.
Love your week of webisodes!!!! Please keep them coming!!!!
WOW! What a way to end another fabulous week of webisodes. These embossing folders are so detailed; I love them.
WOW!! What great ideas and techniques. I have not been using my embossing folders because they did not "pop". Now I am going to go crazy with ink pads and embossing folders. Thanks ladies for once again showing me how to use my existing stash of supplies!
This has been another excellent week of webisodes. Thank you Ann for your wonderful designs and Gail and Paulette for showing us the beautiful examples of you work.
love the WOWs. wish there was one every month!
Excellent week of webisodes. So many wonderful creative techniques and so many ideas for us to adopt also to the supplies we already have. Ann, great job!
Congratulations Ann, you did it again. Thinking outside the box you have produced some real beauties.
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Cleveland Browns' Defense: Fixing the Financial FiascoFebruary 9, 2009
The season is over, the Pro Bowl just ended, and free agency and the draft aren't here yet. So while we mourn the disappointing season, let's start looking at why there were problems and the possible ways to correct them.
I believe in defense. The best defense in the league (according to points allowed per game) is walking away with the hardware. And the worst? Well, they reside in Detroit.
A very descriptive fact—Cleveland is ranked exactly halfway between the aforementioned teams.
Ranked 16th in the NFL, the problems are not uncorrectable. It's not time to scrap the entire defense and start over. Cleveland, however, does have a lot of room to improve. They will be playing the 3-4 next year. Period. Mangini has already absolutely refused to consider another defense.
Some less-than-perfect situations do have to be accepted. There is only so much that can be done in one offseason and Cleveland only has so much money. So these evaluations are made to put Cleveland's defense at a playoff level, but they will not fix every single problem the Browns face.
Defensive Line
In the 3-4 defensive, linemen can put up some very poor stats. That is not to say they aren't being successful, it's just that a big part of their job is to take up blocks. That being said, they still do need to be making tackles and sacks.
Shaun Rogers showcased perfection. He had more tackles (76) than any other DT/NT in the league. He only put up 4.5 sacks, but that led the team. And here is the best part—he was playing team football. It wasn't a selfish, stat-padding season. The man gets double-teamed all day.
It was also nice to have Louis Leonard add some depth, he made 25 tackles and we pay him next to nothing.
Everything goes downhill from there. The DE's played without Robaire Smith most of the season. Corey Williams played ok, but he and Shaun Smith combined barely beat Rogers' tackle total. Together they had half a sack, unless you count the hit Smith put on Quinn. That lack of production still marked $8.4 million against the Browns' salary cap.
There are more prominent weaknesses than the D-line, so the underachievers of this group will probably catch a break; however, Williams huge contract may put him in danger.
Outside Linebackers
Willie McGinest was on TV the other day and announced that he would only come back if a perfect opportunity presented itself; if he was going to come back he wanted to be winning.
Willie, retire. Please. Pretty please.
He had fewer tackles than any other starting linebacker on the team. In the 3-4, linebackers must apply pressure. He had one sack. He says he wants to win—he needs to play like it.
Willie, play like you aren't just showing up for your huge paycheck. Show the younger players how hard they need to work. Show them that defense is about refusing to be denied. If he wants to win, why didn't he make it happen?
Adding to the problem, he cost the team cap more than league sack-leader DeMarcus Ware cost his Cowboys. McGinest's $3.7 million more than doubles Pro-Bowler James Harrison's cap value. But, bringing it closer to home, the guy that starts across from him gets paid half as much, has four times as many sacks, and more tackles.
He said he would only come back to a "perfect" situation. He gets paid a ton and does nothing—sounds like most people's dream job. The Browns don't need that kind of veteran leadership. For the money he is being paid, a very decent replacement can be found.
Some interesting free agents are Suggs and maybe even Peppers. Both are going to be very expensive. Fortunately, this draft is packed with pass-rushers. If they want to spend their first pick on Aaron Curry, they can. The class is probably deep enough to pick up a quality player in the second round.
Kamerion Wimbley needs to learn another move; the shoulder dip only works so many times. That being said, he's a younger guy and he has shown flashes of great potential. We don't pay him very much, so I think we should keep him around, and see what he develops into.
Next year, he and, whoever starts opposite him ,need to make getting to the quarterback a very personal matter, as Cleveland was second-to-last in the league in sacks.
Inside Linebackers
D'Qwell Jackson led the NFL in tackles. Sure, Shawne Merriman was hurt, and some of the perennial All-Stars are getting older, but it's still impressive—the kid's just three years into his career.
This season he put up as many tackles as Andra Davis did the last two seasons combined. D'Qwell's cap value: $1.1 million. Want to guess Andra Davis' ? Multiply Jackson's by three.
Jackson had two sacks. Davis had none. Stephan Cooper was the only linebacker to have more interceptions than D'Qwell. Davis had one. Jackson deflected 9 passes. Davis deflected four.
It's confusing how they can play the same position, on the same defense, against the same teams, yet the stats can be so dissimilar. Jackson has an exciting future ahead of him. Davis should be gone.
Leon Williams has only missed three2 games in his three years. He isn't a starter, but he's not bad depth at $0.5 million against the cap.
The problems here could be rectified in several ways.
The free agency market is packed full of middle linebackers. There are going to be some very big names thrown out there. Vilma, Lewis, and Barton are just a couple. Rey Maualuga would add some much needed attitude to the defense. Aaron Curry seems to be a very safe pick. James Laurinaitis and company create even more options.
Look at the two best 3-4 defenses; they have tremendous safeties (Ed Reed and Troy Polamalu) and they also are willing to fork out the cash for these players. That is not a coincidence. The safety is crucial in a 3-4—they allow for more aggressive blitz packages.
The 3-4 prides itself on stopping the run, which is pointless if the opposition can turn to the passing game and scorch the D. An intimidating safety keeps that from happening. The lack of the aforementioned safety is a big part of the reason Cleveland's third down defense was third-worst in the NFL.
Sean Jones is still learning. He has a lot to improve on, but the Browns could do worse. Keep him.
Mike Adams was a pleasant surprise, but he's not ready to start yet. Brodney Poole needs to leave. On three different occasions this year, he backed away from a ball carrier. Never—I repeat never—is that a good choice.
Middle school football players sometimes make that mistake. High School players lose their starting jobs for doing that once, let alone three times.
Adams is too small and lacks the strength to be a physical presence in the passing game, and we won't even mention the running game.
If Taylor Mays came out this year, he'd be interesting, but he didn't. Oshiomogho Atogwe accounted for 11 turnovers all by himself this year, not to mention more than 80 tackles. He may take dangerous risks sometimes, but with a turnover margin that high, there can't be too much complaining. If the Rams let him go, snag him. If not, find a replacement.
Brandon McDonald is improving. He puts very apparent effort into the game. He still is getting thrown at all day. His run support is far from impressive. Working hard is respectable, but the Browns need results.
Eric Wright played a little better against the run—not much, but a little. He doesn't get thrown at as much, which would lead one to believe he's a better corner. Keep him.
Malcolm Jenkins is as complete a player as you'll find. That's a possibility, but would cost a first round pick. Nnamdi Asomugha is going to want a huge paycheck and Dunta Robinson has had some injury problems. Both will be in the free agent market.
The position needs to be addressed, if Jenkins isn't drafted, the problem is probably best addressed through trade.
Part of this will come with new players, but the Browns need a new attitude. Everyone keeps saying the NFL is business—hopefully that's not true. Hopefully someone still plays in that league because they love the game of football.
But even if it is all business, even if this is just their profession, not their love, act like it.
When businessmen explain their plans, they do it with passion, pride, and a competitive spirit. When engineers showcase their inventions, they do it with passion, pride ,and a competitive spirit. For God's sake, even politicians show passion, pride, and a competitive spirit.
That isn't apparent with the Browns.
If this really is just a profession for them, then start taking a little personal pride in what you do. Come to work with a chip on your shoulder and prove you belong in the league.
The Browns need a defense that prides itself first on turnovers, second on stopping the run, and third being a hard hitting, physical presence.


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NEWPORT, Ore. – The development of wave energy facilities off the coast of Oregon could have significant impacts on the physical ocean and the ecological communities it supports, according to a newly published report, but most of those impacts are only beginning to be studied.
The report is a summation of findings from a workshop held in October, 2007, at Oregon State University's Hatfield Marine Science Center in Newport. The workshop brought together dozens of scientists to explore potential issues ranging from the impact of buoys on waves to the effects of electromagnetic fields on fish. The report is available online available online.
"The workshop and the subsequent report provide a framework for the key issues we need to address in marine ecosystems as wave energy develops in the Pacific Northwest," said George Boehlert, director of the Hatfield center and editor of the report. "The high priority issues that we need to address deal with potential impacts on marine mammals and seabirds, the effects on the physical environment and changes to the benthic habitat.
"There also is a need to explore the cumulative effects of wave energy parks as the technology develops and commercialization efforts scale up."
The scientists concluded that wave energy buoys should not be placed in "sensitive areas" of the near-shore environment, particularly in depths of less than 40 meters. They also suggest that a system of buoys could result in wave reduction, which could affect the movement of sand up and down the coast.
Tuba Ozkan-Haller, an associate professor in OSU's College of Oceanic and Atmospheric Sciences, and a consultant to the report, said specific impacts on beaches would depend largely on the number of buoys, and how and where they are deployed.
"If there are enough buoys and they are close together, that could result in the general reduction of waves along the coast," said Ozkan-Haller, an expert in near-shore oceanic processes. "However, depending on spacing between the buoys and their distance from shore, the buoys could lead to a channeling effect that potentially could create rip currents on nearby beaches. As soon as we see the projected size and deployment of a wave energy facility, we can begin to create models that will tell us more about the physical impacts and could then potentially design deployment configurations that minimize such impacts."
The report also identifies potential impacts on the pelagic environment, benthic environment, fish, seabirds and marine mammals. Among the issues:
• Pelagic Habitat: The buoys may attract forage fish species, which could attract larger fish. Minimizing entanglement of sea turtles in loose lines is crucial and some scientists are concerned about potential electro-magnetic field effects, though little research has been done in that area.
• Benthic Habitat: Wave energy facilities likely will affect local currents that may have impacts on larval distribution and sediment transport. Biological growth on buoys, cables and anchors may also affect the sandy environments where they will be placed.
• Fish: An increase in forage fish could draw in larger predators, which could affect the complex marine ecosystem. If structures are large enough, they could affect migration corridors for salmon, crabs, sturgeon, whales and other creatures.
• Seabirds: Lighting and above-water structures may result in collisions and attraction to buoys, and could alter food webs. More research is needed on bird abundance, night-time behavior, migration patterns and "hotspots" of heavy bird concentrations.
• Marine Mammals: Major concerns were raised about the types of mooring cables that would be used and how they may lead to entanglement. Baseline data is needed on marine mammal species and their distribution in the affected regions. Monitoring behavior to explore how whales and other mammals interact with wave energy facilities will be critical.
Boehlert said many of the issues can be addressed through research. He said it will be important for scientists and the wave energy industry to collaborate as work progresses. Mitigation of environmental concerns can be achieved through design of the devices, as well as appropriate siting, researchers said.
"The results of the workshop already are being used to guide the ecological committee of the Oregon Wave Energy Trust as it moves forward in funding the most important projects in the ecological arena," Boehlert said. "The report also will be a starting point for ecological concerns that will be addressed by the new Northwest National Marine Renewable Energy Center."
"Right now, wave energy technology is ahead of the related ecological research," Boehlert added. "The sooner we can address the questions the better, because the potential benefits from a clean, renewable energy source like ocean waves are enormous."
The Hatfield Marine Science Center workshop was supported by numerous state and federal agencies, industry and others.
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How you craft letters and words can indicate more than 5,000 different personality traits, according to the science of graphology, also known as handwriting analysis. To introduce students to the field, graphologist Kathi McKnight has them write She sells seashells by the seashore in cursive. Why cursive? Graphologists say it gives them a better read on a person. Try writing the same sentence now in cursive (even if you usually print), then read on to see how graphologists might characterize you. (Note: Each analysis corresponds to the handwriting sample to its right.) At a loss for words? See how to write the perfect note.
Closed for L (meaning the upstroke overlaps the downstroke): Feeling tense? This implies you are restricting yourself in some way.Full for L: You are spontaneous and relaxed and find it easy to express yourself.Closed for E: You tend to be skeptical and are unswayed by emotional arguments.Full for E: You have an open mind and enjoy trying new things.
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Although with the new U.S. E-sign (electronic signature legislation), the meaning of "signed" and "writing" could have a different scope than traditionally understood. I haven't studied the new enacted legislation to determine the impact.
This is not legal advice, a client-attorney relationship is not hereby established, etc. etc.
From: Henning Makholm <email@example.com> To: Tomasz Wegrzanowski <email@example.com>CC: Henning Makholm <email@example.com>, Juhapekka Tolvanen <email@example.com>, firstname.lastname@example.com, firstname.lastname@example.com: Re: Licence of SteelBlue Date: 26 Jul 2000 22:02:06 +0200 Scripsit Tomasz Wegrzanowski <firstname.lastname@example.com> > Nothing in copyright law allow you to make such claims in a license. A "license" means two things: 1. The permission from the owner of an intellectual property right for someone to do whatever the IPR protects. 2. The contract in which the owner of an intellectual property right agrees to give someone a license (sense 1) in exchange for certain goods or promises, to be specified in the contract. The document we're talking about is clearly a license in sense 2. You can either not accept it - in which case you will be bound by nothing - or you can accept it - in which case you will get a license (sense 1) *and* become liable to do *whatever* the contract says you agree to do in return. What these return liabilities may consist of is not governed by copyright law, but by normal contract law. It would make a perfectly legal contract to say: | Party A allows party B to copy his computer program X. | In return, party B will | 1) pet a cat, and | 2) assign to party A the copyright to any future novels he | writes featuring a protagonist with the name of John. Even though the novels may not be connected with program X by copyright law, the contract nevertheless *creates* a connection. What is *not* possible is for party A to unilaterally *offer* to party B this contract, then - without any evidence that B has accepted the contract - claim ownership of books that B write about guys named John. That is, however, not the point of the license we're discussing presently. It says that *if* I want to copy the program *and* I create patches *then* I must give these them these patches. If, somehow, I create patches *without* copying the program, then their copyright statement simply does not apply to me, and I do not have to do the things they require. --Henning Makholm "Slip den panserraket og læg dig på jorden med ansigtet nedad!"-- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to firstname.lastname@example.com a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact email@example.com
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GAINESVILLE — Following multiple lengthy rain and lightning delays, Florida's season-opener against Idaho was cancelled late Saturday after officials determined the field was unsafe to play on.
"It's unfortunate that the weather didn't cooperate," Gators coach Will Muschamp said. "After long discussions with the head referee, it was determined that the field conditions were too dangerous for the student-athletes."
The 7 p.m. kickoff was originally delayed by nearly three hours as lightning blanketed the area and several thunderstorms blew through Florida Field.
Players from both teams were removed from the field with 31:21 remaining on the pregame clock due to lighting in the area. SEC rules dictate that if lighting is detected within 15 miles of a game site, game officials must be notified. If the lightning is within eight miles, the game must be suspended for 30 minutes.
The kickoff time was adjusted more than 10 times as lightning continued to strike in the area before another downpour.
At one point, part of the field was covered with standing water, but by the time the game finally began, the water had nearly completely drained.
The game kicked off at 9:48 p.m. — and lasted exactly one play.
Idaho won the toss and deferred. Florida receiver Valdez Showers returned the kickoff 64 yards, then lightning in the area forced another delay with the Gators with first and 10 at the Vandals' 14-yard line.
After another 50-minute delay, the game was called off.
"Game officials for the Florida-Idaho football game, as well as athletics directors from both schools, in conjunction with the Southeastern Conference, have determined that the game between the Gators and Vandals has been terminated," Florida athletics officials said in a statement.
"This is due to weather, unsafe and unplayable field conditions at Ben Hill Griffin Stadium."
Florida and Idaho officials were meeting late Saturday to determine if the game could be rescheduled. If it is rescheduled, it would be restarted as a new game.
Florida and Idaho each have an open date Oct. 25. Idaho plays Arkansas State the following week, and the Gators have their annual showdown against Georgia, which may play a huge part in whether Florida wants to reschedule.
There are also major considerations for Idaho, including travel. The Vandals received $975,000 to play the Gators.
Florida officials will announce information about new tickets or potential refunds later.
Though fans were given the option to leave and return, thousands remained in their seats for nearly an hour after the scheduled start time. They sang, chanted "Orange", "Blue," and did the wave.
But heavy rain, thunder and lightning about 8 p.m. forced all but about 2,000 fans to flee the stadium. Those who remained — many of them in the student section — continued to chant and do the Gator chomp through the weather.
By kickoff, about 30,000 fans remained.
It was the Gators' first weather delay since Sept. 1, 2007, when Florida's game versus Western Kentucky was delayed for one hour and two minutes. The game, which the Gators won 49-3, was eventually called with 8:23 remaining in the fourth quarter.
Saturday's game was the first night game at Florida Field since the start of the 2012 season.
"As everyone saw with that opening kickoff, I thought that our guys were ready and fired up to play," Muschamp said. "We appreciate the fans coming out and supporting us and sitting through several weather delays. It was amazing the energy and passion shown in the stands all night."
SUSPENDED GATORS: Three Gators players were suspended for the game.
"Jay-nard Bostwick and Darious Cummings will not play due to a violation of team rules," Muschamp said in a statement before the game's original scheduled start. "Demarcus Robinson will miss the game due to a university sanction that is now resolved. I support the university sanction. We have rules here that we have to follow — team, athletic department and university rules — and when you don't follow them, there are consequences."
The players were suspended for the Idaho game only.
"I expect all three players to return next week," Muschamp said.
Robinson, who is listed as the backup receiver to starter Quinton Dunbar, is no stranger to suspensions. He was suspended twice last year, including on Nov. 23 for the remainder of the season.
Cummings is a senior starter at nose tackle, and Bostwick, a redshirt freshman, is a second-team nose tackle. Cummings was suspended for last year's season-opener for a violation of team rules.
Safety Marcus Maye (hamstring) was the only player questionable entering the game due to injuries. He was listed as day to day during practice all week.
STREAK Of note: Florida has the second-longest opening week winning streak in the nation, 24 games.
Contact Antonya English at [email protected] or (813) 226-3389. Follow @TBTimes_Gators.
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Lightning strikes near Ben Hill Griffin Stadium during a weather delay that pushes back the start of the Florida-Idaho game for almost three hours. Ten seconds after kickoff, the game is delayed again before being called off.


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Walton Goggins has carved out a career playing scary MFers on-screen—including a corrupt cop in The Shield, a devious outlaw in Justified, and a ruthless slave owner in Django Unchained (out this month). But even villains have their fears, and for the 41-year-old actor, it was an aversion to water and tight spaces (stemming from the first time he saw Jaws terrorize hapless swimmers). "I have a real fear of being in a body of water where I can't see the bottom," Goggins says. Instead of running away from his phobias, however, Goggins dove into them—literally. For the past 12 years, the actor has logged more than 150 dives in such deep-sea destinations as Thailand, Panama, and the Caribbean. "I like to travel to faraway places and get off the grid," he says.
Goggins says his fears ironically dissipate when he's in the water. "Going beneath the surface—this whole different world opened up for me," he says. "You're in their environment"— referring to the exotic ocean life he constantly comes in contact with—" and it's so meditative. It's a place where you know you'll be witnessing something that's only possible for a split second. When that fish comes around that rock, you see it only once. It's beautiful."
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Diving is a passion that Goggins can't wait to share with his nearly two-year-old son. "As soon as my little guy is able to get in a pool and put on a wetsuit, he'll be scuba diving," he says. In fact, he hopes to impart his general love of fitness to junior, leading by example. "I hike with my little boy. I'm carrying 28 pounds around Runyon Canyon, three times a week," he says. "Who needs a weighted vest when you have a kid?"
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Annual Walk, Run & Ride June 1
Published 10:30 am, Sunday, May 25, 2014
The Bennett Cancer Center's annual Walk, Run & Ride, the signature event for Hope in Motion, will be take place Sunday, June 1, which is National Cancer Survivor's Day.
Pre-registration will take place from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday, May 31, at Columbus Park, Stamford.
On the day of the event, registration opens at 6:30 a.m., the run begins at 8 a.m., the "survivor photo" takes place at 9:45 a.m., the walk begins at 10 a.m. and the closing ceremonies are at noon.
The events, which begin and finish in downtown Stamford's Columbus Park, consist of a 5K walk and a timed 5K run, as well as a 10K loop optional course. Routes for both events are available online at www.hopeinmotion.org.
The pre-registration fee is $35 and includes a T-shirt. Day-of registration is $45. During pre-registration, runners can pick up their bibs and timing chips and all participants may pick up their T-shirts and drop off donations.
New this year, participants supporting the Hope in Motion's ride will join cycling enthusiasts at the Sound Cyclists Bloomin' Metric Bicycle Tour, which is replacing the annual Hope in Motion event. The Bloomin' Metric will take place Sunday, June 1, at Sherwood Island in Westport.
Individuals can register for the Bloomin' Metric, a fully supported cycling event with 25-, 47.6- or 62.1-mile routes, at www.bloominmetric.com. Participants can support Hope in Motion and the Bennett Cancer Center by starting a team, joining a team or fundraising as an individual with no additional fee by visiting www.hopeinmotion.org after they have registered for the Bloomin' Metric. There is also an option to donate to Hope in Motion while registering for the Bloomin' Metric.
For information, visit www.hopeinmotion.org.


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When people think of travel to Mexico, they are more likely to think of lying on a beach than of doing adventure activities. That's not for lack of offerings though. With almost as much geographic diversity as the U.S., plus a jungle, coral reef, and cenotes, this country has plenty to get the pulse racing.
They're committed to getting the word out too. Right now I'm at the Adventure Travel World Summit, which is held in a different destination each year. This time it's in Chiapas, Mexico, in the beautiful city of San Cristobal de Casas. Before arriving here I spent four days touring around the jungle areas of this lush state, rafting and hiking. (Plus I got to see Palenque for the first time in my life.)
Besides laying out all the money to host some 800 adventure travel people from 40+ countries, the featured speaker was someone quite special: the president of Mexico. Yes, the leader of the whole country, Felipe Calderon. There's a show coming out this fall, Peter Greenburg's Royal Tour, that has Senor Calderon rappelling down into a cave, ziplinging, and scuba diving in a cenote, so I think he's the real deal.
I'll be talking with lots of tour operators here trying to figure out who is a step above the pack in catering to upscale adventure travelers. We hope to bring you feature stories later on some of these unique offerings.


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Pros: It is not greasy and appears to have sunscreen.
Cons: It doesn't do anything. It is an expensive moisturizer with little information on the jar.
I have had some really good luck with L?Oreal products and some that haven?t been very good. In general I like the brand and L?Oreal Plenitude RevitaLift Face & Neck Anti-Wrinkle and Firming Cream was one of the first I bought. I only used 1/2 the jar because it was doing nothing for me and I wanted to get on with other products. I have wanted to review it though, so I have kept it for several months longer than I should have since the cream has now turned yellow. The good news is that I can throw it away!
About the product and the claims:
RevitaLift comes in a 1.7-ounce very plain looking jar. The top turns easily to open and if I liked it, it would be a small, easy to travel with product.
According to the website: www.l?orealparisusa.com (and you will see the L both as a capital L and a small l depending on where you are looking. The jar has the whole name in capital letters: REVITALIFT FACE & NECK)
RevitaLift is a silky emollient formula. This formula is supposed to have penetrated my skin quickly without a greasy after-feel. It has Par Elastyl? and that is supposed to measurably increases skin's firmness. It has Pro-Retinol A and should noticeably reduce the appearance of lines and wrinkles.
When looking at the information on the various websites this sounds wonderful. We know that Retinol has been shown to reduce age lines but how much is in this and if it is enough to make a difference is another matter. ?The active ingredient in Retin-A or Renova is tretinoin, a vitamin A derivative that can change abnormal cell production back to some level of normalcy.? http://www.cosmeticscop.com/skinfacts/wrinkles.htm
It is recommended for all skin types and it never caused a reaction on my skin which tends to be on the dry side. One of my worst experiences with a L?Oreal product brought me to the Clinique counter for their help and I was given Clinique exceptionally soothing cream for upset skin which made me all better. I love that cream!
It claims to firm the skin and smooth lines and wrinkles in just one week.
It is dermatologically tested, non-greasy and contains sunscreen. (How much sunscreen is kept from us as is most other information- more about these thoughts below.)
This product is designed for aging skin and should be used if you have visible lines and wrinkles according to the company. It is suggested that you use some of their other products to go along with this one. I do and it didn?t matter.
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The directions:
This one is very easy to use. You can use it in the morning and afternoon/night. You can use it alone or under makeup (although remember that if you put makeup on that has no sunscreen you should put sunscreen over your makeup). I gently smoothed it onto my face and neck area until it was thoroughly absorbed.
What it is like:
The product comes in a jar so you dip your finger in it and apply it to your face. Mine now has a yellow tint but it was white. It has a pleasant fragrance. It doesn?t smell like flowers or fruits, but it doesn?t smell medicinal either. Since it is thick a little goes a long way, but you are covering your entire face and neck and this is a small jar so it won?t last too long. Of course they expect it to work in 1 week so there should be no need to worry that you will run out of it!
I found that it stung a bit when I applied it and I imagine the cause of that may be the Retinol A but there is no warning on the jar saying to expect that. I have many products that do warn me of this so I am bothered by the lack of directions as well as any information on the jar. Most information I have is either from the website, drugstore.com and my own personal experience. I have never seen a product that has nothing on the jar except when to use it and how to use it, taking up 3 lines. I know the jar is small, but I have other small jars and information is on the bottom so that is not an excuse.
Many of these products come in a cardboard box. This may have and may have had additional information. Most people do not keep the boxes unless they are going to review the product. I only knew I was going to review it when I no longer had a box. Again, there is no excuse for lack of information. A pamphlet can come with it that can be easily held onto. This is just my opinion about the packaging of this product!
L?Oreal cosmetics is a company which tests products on animals.
Ingredients: (from drugstore.com)
Water, Cyclomethicone, Glycerin, Mineral Oil, Stearic Acid, Myristyl Myristate, Vegetable Oil, Octyl Methoxycinnamate, Beeswax, Glyceryl Stearate, Octyl Palmitate, PEG-100 Stearate, Hydrolyzed Pea Protein, C13-14 Isoparaffin (Par-Elastyl), Laureth-7, Polyacrylamide, PEG-20 Stearate, Phenylbenzimidazole Sulfonic Acid, Soy Protein, Cetyl Alcohol, Stearyl Alcohol, Retinyl Palmitate (Pro-Retinol A), Fragrance, Diazolidinyl Urea, Corn Oil, Triethanolamine, Methylparaben, Acrylates Copolymer, Tocopheryl Acetate, Butylparaben, Disodium EDTA
Some more of my thoughts- did it do anything?
No. This is an expensive moisturizer with sunscreen at $12.99 for 1.7 ounces. Some of their claims are accurate ? it is not greasy, it penetrates my skin quickly and easily and the smell is pleasant. I have had a little help from my friends with my skin but at 50, there is always room for toning and tightening of muscles as well as decreased wrinkles. At this point I would take even the appearance of decreased wrinkles. It does none of this and to make a claim that you will see a difference in 1 week is mighty bold in my opinion.
Save your money! There are no miracle creams, although I do think some may reduce the appearance of fine lines, this is not one of them. I do not think any product can tighten the facial muscles on a long-term basis. (You can get rid of cellulite and puffy eyes with Preparation H, many of you know, but it is a short-term solution.) For a long-term solution, see a dermatologist and then a plastic surgeon!
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Mixed feelings on spaceport plans
Updated 11:39 pm, Sunday, June 24, 2012
BOCA CHICA BEACH — Schemes, dreams and sheer folly are buried beneath the shifting sands of Boca Chica Beach.
For more than 100 years, people have tried to coax a fortune from this desolate, wildly beautiful stretch of South Texas coast that begins at the Brownsville Ship Channel and ends at the mouth of the Rio Grande. Some saw golf courses and resorts, marinas and cabins on the beach; some saw mineral wealth, ports and military power.
None who were lured into Boca Chica's seductive web, however, has succeeded. The beach swallowed their roads and parking lots, their plans and their dreams. Hurricanes blew away their buildings. All that remains are a few hardy settlers warily eying the next one to try his luck.
That would be Elon Musk, a pioneer of online commerce, a builder of super-expensive electric sports cars, an audacious dot.com billionaire and the verifiable leader in the race to commercialize space travel who thinks the splendid isolation of Boca Chica is a good place to build a spaceport.
But that isolation — as well as the fishing — is precisely why Terry Heaton, a retiree from Wisconsin, chose to live here, and the main reason why he doesn't want it disturbed by the roar of rockets heading for the stars, the rumble of trucks helping them do it, or the "gawkers" who turn out to see it happen.
Heaton, his wife Bonnie, and four other families are the permanent residents of Kopernik Shores (which they call Boca Chica Village), a subdivision of small 1960s ranch houses two miles away from where Musk's company, Space X, plans to launch its rockets if everything falls into place.
If it does, and Musk chooses Boca Chica Beach over sites in Florida and Puerto Rico for his spaceport, Heaton thinks he actually might be able to succeed where others have failed.
"Everybody else has relied on people to come out here and support their developments," Heaton said. "Rocket man is not relying on anybody except for his own business and the U.S. government."
There is not much opposition to be found to a spaceport rising from the dunes and marshes at Boca Chica Beach. At a public meeting called by the Federal Aviation Administration in Brownsville last month, more than 500 citizens turned out, virtually all of whom supported the proposal.
The Brownsville Economic Development Council has a fact sheet touting the project's economic effect on the area — $80 million in capital investment by Space X; at least 600 jobs created; as many as 12,000 visitors per launch; Brownsville becomes Space City; local educational institutions benefit from increased awareness of science and technology.
In fact, the Space X launch facility has risen to the top of the Brownsville area's wish list of capital investment projects.
"This is our opportunity to take a page out of Houston's book and become the next Space City, U.S.A.," said Gilbert Salinas, executive vice president of the Brownsville Economic Development Council. "We badly want this project and need this project. Just the prestige of possibly having the most successful start-up in the commercial aerospace industry launching rockets from Brownsville ... that in itself will just change the perception of our community and our region."
Space X, which last month became the first private space company to successfully dock a spacecraft with the International Space Station and return it safely to Earth, has a $1.6 billion contract with NASA to fly at least 12 resupply missions to the station. The company hopes to eventually launch astronauts in its Dragon capsule.
Following his company's mission to the space station, Musk declared that the Cameron County site was the preferred location for the construction of its spaceport, despite somewhat tepid initial support from the state, which has since begun developing a multimillion-dollar incentive package for Space X.
Florida is aggressively promoting itself to the commercial space industry through a state-sponsored office with a $10 million budget, and Salinas clearly sees it as Texas' chief competitor.
"There's pros and cons with each of the three sites, and Florida being Florida, they're not going to let this one go easily, especially to Texas," he said. "But I think what we have going for us in my opinion is we have the best site to offer for this particular project. There's a whole lot of nothing out there."
Other than the few residents close to the proposed launch site, the only other opposition so far has come from environmental organizations concerned about the effect on nearby public parks and a wildlife refuge.
Kopernik Shores, or what remains of it, is arguably the one success story in the long history of efforts to develop Boca Chica.
It was developed in the late 1960s by a Chicago businessman and marketed as a retirement village to Polish immigrants who were lured to South Texas with the promise of a lush tropical paradise.
There was a motel, a restaurant with a huge swimming pool, a sand-filtered water treatment plant and a massive concrete cistern to supply water.
Today, only 32 houses remain. Only five couples are permanent residents. The cistern is abandoned, and water is trucked in by Cameron County. There is no store or school. The houses are worth between $20,000 and $30,000.
Hundreds of roseate spoonbills feed in the nearby marshes. Bobcats, ocelots and jaguarundis often are seen. Coyotes roam the broad main street of the neighborhood.
The last thing the people who live here want is a spaceport in their backyards.
"This is a little, quiet, tightly knit community," said Judy Stanley, who moved to Kopernik Shores from Missouri to be close to her elderly mother in Brownsville. "If they build that thing, we're going to have people here out the ying-yang. They're going to screw it up."


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Hello my friends,
Oh yes, I'm back! Actually, I was never gone, I was just really busy with applying to universities and all, so I didn't have the time to post anything. But now I have like a million post ideas in my head so there will be plenty of awesome stuff coming out soon! Like tomorrow, since my journey in blogging world has lasted 18 months, I have something special for you people! A hint: starts with G and ends with Y!!! But yeah, here's my latest lookbook outfit, hope you get some summer inspiration out of it :)
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Tortugas Homemade Pizza is the best Chicago Style Pizza in the South. Named Birmingham's Primo Pizza and named the Best Pizza in the Southeast by Turner South's Blue Ribbon Show. Tortugas makes the best homemade pizza using the freshest toppings and cheeses.
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My family has been eating pizza here since arriving 10 years ago. They use fresh ingredients, they even slice the sausage for each pizza. They offer of course Authentic Chicago Deep Dish, thin crust and one of my favorites very thin crust! When here you are treated like family, and the beer prices more than make up for the extra cost of the handmade pizzas.
Anyone posting a review who did not go to the 150 location has not eaten at Tortugas as the 280 location has no affiliation with the original.
Hours are a bit odd to me, but their pizza is more than worth it. I've been to Chicago and I'd pick Tortugas every time for my deep dish pizza.
Very very solid pizza. I was more of a fan of the thin crust being from the East Coast. The deep dish was also good but the sauce was very runny/watery. Not sure if this is by design, but that...
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Web Log: It's all Go with artificial intelligence
In his latest best-selling book Superintelligence, Oxford techno-philosopher Nick Bostrom warns of the dangers of developing artificial intelligence without thinking through all possible risks, including the enslavement of humankind by a second (artificially) intelligent species. Google and Facebook don't seem to be listening – they're too busy creating AI programmes that can beat the pants off human players at the ancient Chinese board game Go. Not content with rolling out live video functionality for iOS users and announcing a new data centre here in Ireland, Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg bragged about how their AI team has finally cracked Go, something computer science has been working on for the past 20 years. Interestingly, Google posted its own Go-related announcement hours later. It turns out that its DeepMind research division has created a…
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Justice is generally not served when a big company does battle with a middle market company. Legal fees can crush the mid-market company long before any "just" outcome occurs. Thus every mid-market company should be nervous over the recent headlines on the patent war between
Do you think such patent wars only pit big companies against other big companies? Think again. Here is just one example of a mid-market company that had a really bad outcome from intellectual property litigation. A big firm litigated against a mid-sized technology firm through the International Trade Commission in parallel with a U.S. court lawsuit, claiming patent infringement. The smaller company disputed the claims, retaining a large, well-reputed law firm to defend it vigorously. The legal fees for the first eight to nine months approached $10 million. At that point, the company moved to change law firms, but the legal fees had already exceeded its allotted budget. The mid-market company came to the conclusion that the escalating legal fees weren't worth it. They gave up and settled the litigation.
For mid-market companies the threat of aggressive patent enforcement by large firms is real. For mid-sized technology companies, the blog of patent consultant Florian Mueller (Foss Patents) goes in depth on the most notable patent enforcements worldwide.
For public companies, the cost of litigation has exploded. A Boston University School of Law paper by James Bessen and Michael Meurer, "The Patent Litigation Explosion," notes that between 1987 and 1999, the cost of litigation as a percent of R&D spending soared 70% for public companies on the defendant side of the courtroom. A 2004 study by professors Jean Lanjouw and Mark Schankerman found that "the risk of litigation falls disproportionately on smaller firms."
To avoid legal battles they can't win, CEOs of mid-market firms must understand the rules of engagement:
1. Resist the temptation to infringe. When technical challenges mount and competitive and financial pressures grow acute, some companies may be tempted to take a short cut and copy an invention that works. I wrote about resisting the pull five years ago, "Avoid the Slide to the Dark Side". Yet even with the best intentions, companies can infringe on the patents of others. Programmers can "borrow code" without permission; may infringe on designs they thought were original because no patent check was performed. Make sure your company builds systems and processes to monitor internal activity and risk. The cost will be much lower than a huge legal bill, or worse, a judgment of patent infringement.
2. Pick your legal fights carefully. Whether choosing to sue or aggressively defend, pick only those battles in which you can afford to mount a fair fight. It is imprudent to knowingly irritate a big firm -- even if you are likely to be found right. Once the battle starts, it takes both parties to end it. The cost is not merely financial: diversion of executive time and attention is significant and the core business often suffers.
3. Surrender gracefully. When the odds look long and threaten your business, it may be best to turn the other cheek. This can be very difficult, especially when you are clearly in the right. But litigation is and must be about business, not about emotion or principles. Read "Surrendering Gracefully" for more on this difficult decision.
4. Have good advisers—legal and otherwise. A great board, a law firm that you've worked with, and a strong general counsel are invaluable to making good decisions throughout the process. Read my thoughts on best practices in use of advisers.
Just as important: make sure your law firm is not trying to make legal history if the risks to your company are too great. Garner Weng, IP partner at the mid-market Northern California law firm Hanson Bridgett LLP, says, "As a lawyer, it's interesting and exciting to take on a lawsuit in a cutting-edge area. But we know that not every client wants to make 'new law' and not every dispute is a good 'test case.' Our view is that the business strategy and business goals should be tied intimately to the legal strategy and legal goals."
To a mid-market firm, the risks of waging legal war with a big firm can be enormous. Taking the steps to keep out of expensive litigation must be a high priority.
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May 10, 2008
British Bird Adapts Well to Climate Change
British researchers have discovered a bird species, called great tits, that has adapted to climate change by breeding earlier in the year. By doing this, the tits are able to keep apace with the earlier emergence of the caterpillars on which the birds feed.
Interestingly, while the researchers observed this behavior in the British birds, the same birds in the Netherlands did not adjust to the shift in climate. The Royal Society for the Protection of Birds (RSPB) told BBC News that as temperatures rise other species are likely to fare much worse than great tits.The research provide insight into why certain species in some locations are more affected than others by climate change, something the scientists say is vital.
The research is based on a long historical record of great tits in a breeding site at Wytham Woods near Oxford. Although observations began in 1947, a standard methodology was not adapted until 1961, and the current work is based on these records.
"We think it's the longest running population study of wild animals anywhere in the world where animals are marked (ringed)," Ben Sheldon of Oxford University, the study's lead researcher, told BBC News.
"The population contains about 400 breeding pairs, and they produce between them 2,000 or more offspring each year - so over the course of the study about 80,000 birds have been ringed and studied," he said.
The great tits are now laying their eggs about two weeks earlier than they did 47 years ago. Timing is critical because the winter moth caterpillars emerge only for a short time, and an adequate food supply for the chicks depends upon coordinating the hatching of the chicks to the availability of the caterpillars.
"Winter moth larvae can make up to 90% of the biomass of insects on oak trees at that time," Professor Sheldon told BBC News.
"Great tits have eight or nine babies in a brood, and each of them will eat about 70 caterpillars a day. The chicks hatch and are fully grown within two weeks, so they need something that's really abundant - that's why they synchronize their breeding so hatching coincides with the emergence of the caterpillars."
Laboratory research has shown that ambient temperature triggers both the appearance of the caterpillars and the breeding of the great tits. The scientists believe the shift to earlier breeding cycles is not a result of evolutionary change, but simply a matter of individual birds changing their behavior.
Although in Wytham both caterpillars and great tits and seem to be moving in lock step, this is not the case in other areas.
Marcel Visser from the Netherlands Institute of Ecology in Heteren began assembling a number of these cases three years ago.
Visser noted the Dutch honey buzzard that has not adapted to the earlier appearance of the wasps they feed upon, and the North American wood warbler, which has failed to adapt its migration pattern to the earlier emergence of caterpillars in its breeding ground.
In the UK, the red admiral butterfly is appearing on shore earlier from its winter grounds in north Africa, despite the fact that the common nettle, the staple food of its larvae, continues to flower at the same time each year.
Of particular interest, Visser noted that in Holland the great tits exhibit different behavior than they do in Britain, in that the breeding time is only advancing a third as fast as the caterpillars.
"The UK finding is to some extent surprising in that the birds are using the same old rules, but the rules still work," he said.
"In our study population, the same old rules don't work any more; so it's an interesting question as to which situation is the normal one and which is the exception."
The RSPB and other conservation bodies have routinely cautioned that shifts in climate could have a devastating impact on some species, a view they believe is supported by the new research.
"It's great to hear that the great tit is able to keep pace with the rapid rate of climate change, but then it's probably in the best place to do that," RSPB spokesman Grahame Madge told BBC News.
"They're abundant birds, they can live in gardens, woodland and open country, and they churn out large numbers of young in a short space of time, so they're better able to learn changes in behavior."
The organization, along with others, believes climate change is one of the main factors driving the sudden declines in some seabird populations in recent years along the British coasts. The Heteren and Oxford groups are now planning to partner on research that would clarify why some populations appear to adapt well to climate change, while others do not.
"Our study shows that sometimes individuals can be very flexible in their behavior," Ben Sheldon told BBC News.
"What we want to do is to try and understand why some species are flexible and others aren't - it's the ones that aren't flexible that are going to be at risk."
The study was published in the journal Science. An abstract can be viewed here.


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Students' Beliefs about the Role of Atoms in Radioactive Decay and Half-Life
Prather, Edward, Journal of Geoscience Education
Contemporary science education research emphasizes the importance of considering students pre-instructional beliefs when designing effective, learner-centered instructional strategies. When scientists teach about dating geological events, most often the concepts of radioactive decay and half-life are presented. However, the research base on student understanding of radiation and radioactivity is currently quite limited. The principal research question used to focus this investigation asked: What are the common difficulties that students experience when trying to learn about radiation and radioactivity? Our research illustrates that students bring to the classroom many inaccurate ideas and reasoning difficulties on the topics of ionizing radiation, radioactivity, and radioactive decay that are well-poised to interfere with students' understanding of how half-life is used to determine geologic time. To uncover the range and frequency of the dominant student beliefs, we performed individual demonstration interviews and administered open-response and multiple-choice conceptual tests to students from a wide-range of science backgrounds. Our results show that students are often unable to differentiate between the ideas of irradiation and contamination, and that many of these students' reasoning difficulties about radioactive decay and half-life stem from their inaccurate mental models regarding the atom.
The topics of radioactivity, radioactive decay, and half-life are foundational concepts in geology, astrobiology, chemistry, physics, biology, paleontology, astronomy, mathematics and planetary science classes. Many laboratory activities (Mak, 1999; Hoeling et al., 1999; Peplow 1999; Russo, 1999; Lumb, 1989; Austen and Brouwer 1997), analogy-based teaching strategies (Wunderlich, 1978; Evans, 1974, Celnikier, 1980; Kowalski, 1981; Priest and Poth, 1983; McGeachy, 1988), and calculation or computer-based exercises (Weinberg, 1997; Caon, 1995; Ruddick, 1995; Shea, 2001; Huestis, 2002), are offered in the literature to help students better understand radioactive decay and half-life. However, the fundamental naive beliefs and reasoning difficulties held by many students are poised to interfere with the majority of these novel instruction methods. The underlying problem is that the majority of these materials and teaching strategies are not informed by recent research into student learning and reasoning difficulties on these topics and thus fail to effectively elicit or help students resolve the naive ideas that they hold prior to instruction. In fact, of the greatest potential concern is that many of the activities listed above are likely to enhance or reinforce the student difficulties described here.
The principal research question used to focus this investigation asked: What are the common difficulties that students experience when trying to learn about radiation and radioactivity? Prior research (see Part I) suggests that one student learning difficulty with these topics stems from their inability to correctly differentiate between irradiation and contamination, believing that an object exposed to ionizing radiation will become radioactive. In addition our research suggests that half of college students enrolled in introductory physics courses believe that orbital electrons are causally related to the radioactive state of atoms and to the decay process. Making matters worse, an equal percent of these students believe that the mass and volume of a radioactive substance will decrease in the period of a half-life.
We assert that the students' naive beliefs and reasoning difficulties related to a particular topic which are identified from an investigation conducted in one subject area (such as physics) are certainly also poised to interfere with instruction on the same topic while being covered in a different subject area (geology, chemistry, astronomy etc.) Furthermore the overall population of students who enroll in the introductory non-science major course through the introductory majors course in one subject area (such as geology) may well provide a representative sample of the general population of students that enroll in the same range of courses within any of the other subject areas (listed above) that teach about radiation and radioactivity. …


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As many of you already know, saving images from the Internet to your computer has always been a matter of right-clicking and choosing Save Image As…, which is pretty easy by itself.
Yet, there is an even quicker way, and it works in Internet Explorer, Firefox and Google Chrome!
We'll use Firefox for this demonstration. Browse over to your favorite image search (I'm using Google Images) and type in something to look for. Once your results pop up, click on an image that strikes your fancy.
Now, make sure that your browser window is small enough so that you can still see your desktop, then click and drag the image to your desktop.
That's all there is to it! No right-clicking or "saving-as" – just drag and drop to your desktop and you're done!
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Between the brawling robots, blatant product placement, and manic Michael Bay-o-vision camera work, subtlety is at a premium in Transformers: Age of Extinction. But there is, as the old jingle promised, more than meets the eye for the observant moviegoer, who will be rewarded with some nifty Easter eggs. Here are seven we spotted.
1. Good way to kill those rollover minutes
The "Remember Chicago" billboard is one of the few passing acknowledgments of the previous movie, Dark of the Moon. That hotline number, ostensibly to allow citizens to report suspicious alien cybernetic activity, really works. Go ahead, give it a ring, we'll wait.
2. When you wish…
Early on, while we're down on the farm with Mark Wahlberg, there's a picturesque wide shot of the darkening sky. Suddenly, in the upper right quadrant there's a shooting star straight out of the Steven Spielberg playbook. Why the hat-tip to the master? Spielberg is an executive producer of the Transformers franchise.
3. Robot in (deep) disguise
When we first see Optimus Prime he's taken the form of a rusted-out wreck. The flat-fronted "cab-over" truck is a nod to the original Freightliner design of Optimus from the 1980s toys and cartoons. Bay took a lot of fanboy heat when he revamped Prime for the movie series and this looks like his way of poking the critics. Optimus eventually reverts to a streamlined Daimler tractor. (Also of note, Optimus's rival semi in the film, Galvatron, transforms into a spiffy new Freightliner truck.)
4. Flexing some muscle
Meanwhile, fan-favorite Bumblebee is hiding out in the guise of a modified 1967 Camaro SS before upgrading to a 2014 model. The '67 Camaro is one of cinema's go-to muscle cars — perhaps most memorably as John Cusack's sweet ride in Better Off Dead.
5. Michael Bay, the Brony
While showing off the elastic property of the "transformium" element that gives the robots their shape-shifting ability (yes, it's really called transformium), a goofy lab tech (James Bachman) turns the blob into a series of different objects, including various weapons and, briefly, the My Little Pony character Rainbow Dash. My Little Pony is, like Transformers, another lucrative Hasbro toy-turned-entertainment juggernaut, albeit much cuddlier.
6. That guy with the guitar?
During the climactic battle, the camera lingers on a dude with a guitar in a convertible full of women. The camera lingers in a way that makes you feel like Guitar Guy is important, but chances are most U.S. moviegoers will be perplexed about his identity. Say hello to pop star Han Geng, a former boy bander and actor — think the Hong Kong Justin Timberlake.
7. …And the one in the elevator?
As our heroes attempt to flee evil CIA operatives in an alley, they receive the unlikely assistance of some random butt-kicking dude hanging out in a lift. You might not recognize him, but his hero moment is bound to go over big in Beijing. Meet Zou Shiming, China's first-ever Olympic gold medalist boxer.
Related Links:
- The 5 Best Performances in Michael Bay Movies
- Role Recall — Mark Wahlberg Reveals Secrets of His Best Movies
- Before They Were Transformers — Early Toy Versions of Optimus, Grimlock
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Author and award winning journalist Emily Maguire talks to Leon Compton about modern feminism and more.
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Emily Maguire is an award winning journalist and author of 3 novels.
Her non-fiction books look at the issues surrounding young women today and how feminism has part to play.
A keen traveller and happily married, Emily also teaches creative writing to children.
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seriously we just ruined this guys thread
hmm what to make of these comments....
I heard that Kelly refused to sign a contract extension with LFC, was it true? Or just lazy journalism?
Massive loss for them that.West Brom have announced midfielder Zoltan Gera will miss the rest of the season after rupturing the anterior cruciate ligament in his left knee.
"I'm devastated for Zoltan," said Baggies boss Steve Clarke. "He's a terrific guy and professional and I want to thank him for his contribution this season. It has been invaluable."
On another note for us, it states on the OP link that J Enrique Hamstring Injury return Feb 13th, F Borini Ankle/Foot Injury return Jan 13th, M Kelly ACL Knee Injury return Mar 13th. Unlucky for some!
Going the same way as Darby it looks.Brendan Rodgers has confirmed Jon Flanagan is facing up to three months on the sidelines with a knee injury.
The 20-year-old sustained the problem during Monday's U21s victory over Southampton at the Academy.
Rumour is Loic Remy will be out for 3 months with his torn groin muscle. By the time he's fit again he could be playing in the Championship.
Hope so.Liverpool striker Daniel Sturridge hopes to be fit for next Monday's Premier League clash with West Brom.
The 23-year-old withdrew from England's squad to play Brazil this week with a thigh injury.
Sturridge suffered the injury in Liverpool's 2-2 draw with Manchester City on Sunday, a game in which he scored his fourth goal since joining Liverpool from Chelsea last month.
"I got a knock on my quad and I'm going to get a scan on it," he told the club's website. "Hopefully it's not too serious and I'll be okay for next week's game."
The good news for playing on Monday is he gets longer to recover as do the players on international duty. Fingers crossed for those as well.
Liverpool are hopeful Daniel Sturridge and Raheem Sterling will be fit to face West Bromwich Albion at Anfield on Monday night, according to first-team coach Mike Marsh.
A serious injury also soured Liverpool Under-21s' 2-1 victory over West Brom yesterday.
The Reds' American midfielder Marc Pelosi was stretchered off with a suspected broken leg towards the end of the game at The Hawthorns.
Joao Carlos Teixeira netted the winner for Alex Inglethorpe's side after Jordon Ibe's opener had been cancelled out by Adil Nabi.
Pelosi was the victim of a bad challenge from Liam O'Neil who was shown a straight red card.
Liverpool midfielder Joe Allen will face three months out if he has surgery on a shoulder problem, the Liverpool Echo reports.
Allen has been hampered by the problem since October and, even though he is happy to play on, manager Brendan Rodgers is said to be unwilling to postpone surgery until the end of the season.
If its for the best then it needs to be done, get him sorted out for the beginning of next season..
Wilshere has picked up a knock that will help swansea out a bit come the weekend if its true. and therefore help us out if swansea get a result.
I agree Tony, and so does Joe.
Liverpool midfielder Joe Allen is keen to get his shoulder operation out of the way so he can be fully fit for the start of next season. Allen will be in Chris Coleman's Wales squad for the World Cup qualifiers with Scotland and Croatia when it is unveiled on Wednesday.
But the player is facing an extended period on the sidelines at some point after discovering a recurrence of an old shoulder injury had deteriorated to the point where further surgery is required. "I can play on, but it is all about the timing because I will be out for three months," said Allen. "Obviously, I don't want to miss the start of next season if I can."
We need to get him under the knife ASAP whilst we are fairly flush with midfielders. Getting him ready for next season is a must IMO.Liverpool midfielder Joe Allen is expected to play in both World Cup qualifiers against Scotland and Croatia despite the Reds revealing he needs a shoulder op.
Allen has been pulled from the Wales squad and is expected to have surgery.
Liverpool midfielder Joe Allen will miss the remainder of the season after it was decided he should undergo surgery on his left shoulder on Thursday.
The problem has had an increasingly negative affect on Allen's form in recent weeks and his discomfort was such that he was substituted at half-time during Liverpool's 3-1 defeat by Southampton on Saturday.
Not heard anything formal from the club about Sturridge but rumours are rife we may be starting the season without him and Gerrard.
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ND Volleyball: Team set to return for Invitational
By Conor Kelly | Friday, September 9, 2011
After a disappointing 0-2 finish at the Stanford Invitational in California last weekend, the Irish will try to rebound this weekend at home in the Golden Dome Invitational.
With her team set to take on Lipscomb, the University of Portland and Valparaiso, Irish coach Debbie Brown believes playing at home will help the Irish in a tournament in which taking anything less than three matches would be a disappointment.
"It's going to be really nice to be back at the Joyce Center," Brown said. "We will never use it as an excuse, but travel does wear on you. When it comes to playing at home, we're on a mission."
That mission would be to regain the winning ways of two weeks ago as the Irish (3-2) took their first three matches of the season, coasting to a sweep of the Shamrock Invitational and a 3-0 record. Brown hopes that last weekend's hiccups against highly-ranked Stanford and St. Mary's (Calif.) will prove to be just a slight setback over the course of the long season. Though two more weeks of matches separate the Irish from Big East play and the likes of Georgetown and Villanova, Brown is quick to point out that there is no preseason.
"You'll get into trouble if you ever start looking ahead on your schedule, whether that be to Big East play, the NCAA tournament or anything else," Brown said. "We have to take it one match at a time. Every one counts."
While every opponent certainly has to be respected, Brown and the Irish are much more concerned with their own play, particularly with an offense that has struggled at times early this season. Asked what to expect out of the opposition this weekend, Brown was content to keep her focus on her own squad.
"We're focusing on us more than on our opponents," Brown said. "And that means improving our offense. We have a lot of work to do, but I've really liked a lot of what I've seen this week."
Any discussion of performance on offense has to start with the duo of sophomore Andrea McHugh and freshman Jeni Houser. McHugh, reigning Big East rookie of the year, and Houser, named to the all-tournament team last weekend at Stanford, have registered 71 and 53 kills respectively this season to lead the team.
The team returns to the court this Friday at the Joyce Center against Lipscomb at 7 p.m.
Contact Conor Kelly at [email protected]


text: On Wed, Mar 07, 2001 at 04:26:41PM +0100, Kenny Jansson wrote: > > Some stacks will allow TCP connection to be established to the broadcast > address configured on any given interface. > > FreeBSD has had this behaviour for some time 4.x > up until 2001/03/03 17:39:20 PST when a fix was comitted to RELENG_4 > > OpenBSD also exhibits this behaviour. (Tested on 2.7) A few notes. Net/2 and 4.4BSD had explicit code of the form: case TCPS_LISTEN: { ... if (m->m_flags & M_BCAST) goto drop; ... This code lives on in a slightly different form in all of the systems today. It's true that this doesn't catch packets that are sent by Ethernet unicast to the IP broadcast address. I'm not sure what the prevailing opinion on this is, but we should probably filter such packets.


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Today's WWDC keynote was so chock full of new information that even Apple's own executives seemed to be rushing from new feature to new feature. Invariably, now that the dust has settled and people are getting their hands on iOS 8, new and intriguing tidbits that Apple didn't have time to touch on are coming to light.
One feature in particular that's worth highlighting is iOS' new found ability to provide battery usage information on an app by app basis. The news comes to us courtesy of Evan Coleman (via MacRumors) who uploaded this iOS 8 screenshot to Twitter earlier today.
This will undoubtedly be a useful tool for any user who has been frustrated by unexpected and mysterious battery drain. Hopefully, the battery woes that plagued users upgrading to iOS 7 won't be as prevalent with iOS 8.
The Italian-language site Ispazio has another screenshot of the feature which provides a more informed portrait of the UI.


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