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CEO and VPs are reportedly contemplating jumping off the ship on their golden parachutes
Since its inception, Hulu has had a rather baffling ownership stew and a tough goal -- making streaming, exclusive internet video content profitable. Yet somehow it made it work.
But all is not perfectly at peace in the land of Hulu green;
has an interesting piece detailing Hulu's growing pains, including preparations for the possible departure long-time CEO Jason Kilar.
I. Will Kilar Seize His Golden Parachute?
An internal memo quoted by the report writes, "Outline transition plan for new CEO. Discuss potential candidates and process."
Hulu has been kicking around on the net
since March 2007
and Mr. Kilar, a Harvard Business School grad, has been leading it since June 2007. Originally Hulu was to be an independent service -- co-owned by News Corp. (
) and Comcast Corp. (
) and distributed by Myspace, Yahoo, Inc. (
), Comcast, and Facebook, Inc. (
), among others. The site
went live in 2008
, and instantly
made a small splash
, being one of the few pages to rival Google Inc.'s (
) YouTube. Then in April 2009, The Walt Disney Comp. (
jumped onboard
, purchasing a 27 percent stake.
Since then, News Corp. and Disney have taken a leading role in terms of steering the company's direction, as Comcast's
acquisition of co-owner NBC Universal
has prevented it from participating in decisions
for antitrust reasons
Things became complicated when the pair agreed to a management buyout from founding co-owner Providence Equity Partners. Part of the terms of that buyout was that Hulu's founding managers -- including Jason Kilar -- could now cash out a significant number of vested shares. For Mr. Kilar, who holds approximately 5 percent of Hulu shares, this may amount to a $100M USD compensation package payday -- pretty compelling temptation to leave.
Jason Kilar could score $100M USD if he leaves Hulu. [Image Source: The Hollywood Reporter]
The Hulu memo discusses eliminating
exclusive content
from the "free" (ad-supported) homepage. This means that Disney and others could potentially cut deals with Google's YouTube, weakening Hulu's position. It also eliminates "content parity", meaning players like Disney (owner of ABC) and News Corp. (owner of FOX) can hold back content for their own websites, to differentiate them -- further weakening Hulu.
Lastly, it also discusses cutting back on Hulu's international efforts. News Corp. expressed its desire to "limit" its investment in bringing Hulu International to $30M USD, while Disney "would like to discuss a less ambitious product which requires less capital investment but which could prove to be a good business."
II. The Networks Don't Know What They Want
Such provisions could yield a smaller, but more profitable Hulu, which could help drive away a high-profile executive like Mr. Kilar. But he insists in past interviews that he wants to continue to lead the business and help it mature.
Hulu is worth $2B USD today, approximately twice its $1B USD founding value. Providence Equity Partners is thought to have approximately doubled its $100M USD, 10 percent stake in the buyout.
The streaming video site is expected to make about $420M USD -- a level of monetization experts
call impressive
. Many view
Hulu Plus
-- an $8 USD/month premium service -- as key to the site increasing its profits. Last year, Hulu pulled in almost $200M USD from its 2 million
Plus subscribers
. Boosting that number could mean bringing Hulu closer to moneymaking parity with major television networks like FOX, who draw far bigger revenues from advertisers and distribution/licensing payments.
Networks like ABC (Disney) and FOX (News Corp.) want to profit off of premium Hulu subscriptions, but they also want to yank exclusive content from Hulu to increase profits at their own private sites, yielding a troubled marriage.
The report also mentions fears that two other major executive shareholders -- Andy Forssell, senior VP of content, and Jean Paul (J.P.) Colaco, senior VP of advertising -- may leave/cash out, as well.
In short, this is a very volatile time for Hulu. Its big media network owners are waiving in their commitment, even as its top leadership consider seizing their golden parachutes and leaping off the ship. Ultimately the big media owners may be most to blame for this.
While Hulu is a bona fide success story, today rivaling YouTube, its big media ownership appears quite befuddled. It sends quite the mixed message for network investors to say they want to grow premium content customers, while also discussing removing premium content from the common site, to hoard their on your own private site.
Ultimately, this may be a case of big media's greed killing
a good thing they have going
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Trilogy Machinery named exclusive U.S. distributor for Akyapak
Trilogy Machinery Inc., Belcamp, Md., has been named the exclusive distributor in the U.S. for plate and section bending rolls made by Akyapak, Bursa, Turkey. The manufacturer produces a variety of section and angle rolls, as well as three-roll and four-roll plate rolls, including models up to 8 in. capacity.
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I'm trying, and failing, to make the Johnny Chung Lee finger detecting patch using an array (of only 2 IR leds). I have the wiimote registering that there is IR light, but I don't know how to get either the movement of the wiimote camera in relation to the LEDs or the reflection of my (reflective taped) finger from osculator and into Max as a useable stream of floats/ints. Should I be using MIDI? How do the values actually work?
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Edwards played for ten teams in six pro leagues over a 17-year span, including the Detroit Red Wings and Pittsburgh Penguins in the NHL. He broke in with the Red Wings as a 30-year-old rookie in 1967-68 and won 68 games in his first four seasons before fracturing his skull during a 1971 game. He was named the Wings' MVP in 1969-70, beating out the legendary Gordie Howe. Edwards had planned on retiring after the 1970-71 season but was claimed by the Pittsburgh Penguins. He attended training camp and was the team's best goalie, but he opted to retire due to the after-effects of his head injury. Nonetheless, he got restless not playing and rejoined the Penguins partway through the season before promptly retiring again after just 15 games. The Red Wings reacquired Edward's rights before the 1972-73 season and he came out of retirement to post a league high six shutouts playing in 52 games for Detroit. He would retire for good at the age of 36 after dressing for four games in 1973-74.
Roy was the uncle of Don Edwards, star goalie for the Buffalo Sabres, Calgary Flames and Toronto Maple Leafs in the 1970s and 1980s.


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Wednesday, March 26th, 2014
By Nancy Allen
Ag tour highlights watershed practices
Two ag operations were lauded during a tour Tuesday highlighting changes farmers have made to improve water quality in the Grand Lake Watershed.
"There's no better place than Mercer County to celebrate National Agriculture Day," said Jim Zehringer, director of the Ohio Department of Natural Resources, during a stop at the Dahlinghause farm on Depweg Road south of Celina. "We all have a common goal to keep nutrients out of our streams and rivers and our great Grand Lake and keep nutrients on the ground."
The Dahlinghaus farm and the Homan farm on state Route 119 west of Maria Stein have installed various conservation practices and structures in recent years, including feed lot covers that prevent manure from mixing with rain and running off, holding structures to store livestock waste longer to avoid wintertime application, and filter strips that reduce the amount of soil and nutrients getting into waterways.
In January 2011, the state designated the 58,000-acre watershed distressed after humans and animals were sickened by blue-green algae toxins in the lake in 2010. The state has placed water advisories on the lake the last five summers due to unsafe toxin levels. The algae is fed largely by phosphorous, most of which runs off farmland, the largest land use in the watershed. The distressed designation triggered new rules for watershed farmers, including a requirement that they complete nutrient management plans, stop applying manure during winter months and others.
"One hundred fifty four watershed farmers now have nutrient management plans," Zehringer said Tuesday.
Watershed farmers were required to get the plans by Dec. 17, 2012. All but one, Gary Homan of St. Henry, has. His case has been referred to the Ohio Attorney General's Office for possible action. No information was available at press time on the status of that case.
"Over the years, one thing led to another," said farmer Mark Dahlinghaus on installing conservation practices. "Every year we learn a little more."
Practices the Dahlinghaus family has installed at their farms include receivers for milkhouse wastewater, covers for a compost and feed lot, manure storage, filter strips and cover crops. The farm also uses variable rate manure application technology to apply manure only where soil tests show it is needed.
Dahlinghaus and his brother, Paul, bought a truck to transport cattle and turkey manure to fields further away and moved livestock closer to fields where they can apply the waste.
State agriculture engineer Terry Mescher, who works with watershed farmers on conservation needs, said state officials are promoting dry manure storage.
"Over the years there's been a lot of liquid storage and we've seen a lot of manure (applied) over a shorter period," Mescher said. "If we can go to more dry storage and put covers over them, the better."
Homan has installed covers over a feed lot for heifers and a dry manure storage area. He also practices no-till farming in conjunction with planting cover crops, which reduces soil and nutrient runoff and improves soil structure. He applies manure to his growing cover crops, which take up the nutrients. He uses the cover crops to feed to his dairy cattle.
"We've always soil tested," Homan said. "My dad did it before me."
Mercer County Commissioner Jerry Laffin noted he is seeing "more sensitivity" from farmers regarding water quality.
"It didn't happen overnight and it takes a lot of planning," Laffin said of changing farming practices. "People are working on it, but it takes time."
Milt Miller, manager of the Lake Restoration Commission, said the commission's relationship with farmers is not adversarial.
"We realize they (watershed farmers) have met the challenges with the practices they have installed," Miller said. "It's unfortunate that it was a problem that caused this, but it's all about finding solutions and partnerships."
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Cracks In The Veneer
Civilization is but a thin veneer over the seething mass of humanity.
That outlook on the human condition is attributed to German philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche and shared by others, myself included. A more recent example would be William Golding's "Lord of the Flies," that novel baby boomers had to read in school. It resonates with me still and more so lately. For the unfamiliar I'll summarize the plot: A plane crashed near a remote island. On board were early-adolescent British boys and some teachers, but only the boys survived. They had to stay alive on the island without adult supervision, and how well or badly they did that is the main theme of the book. Mostly, they devolved. Their innate savagery emerged and became stronger than the civilizational constraints with which they had been imbued.
Golding obviously believed humans to be innately prone to savagery, able to overcome it only by the constraints of civilization which they receive through western tradition, and which is maintained by the supervision of elders within that civilization.
An opposite view of humanity held by many in the west would be that of the "noble savage," the idea that humans in their natural state are given to peaceful coexistence. Such adherents would write a different kind of novel - one in which the boys shared and cooperated on the island rather than fighting and killing one another. Anarchists within the "Occupy Wall Street" or OWS movement would hold such a view - that without the constraints of government to control them, the default mode of humanity would be one of sharing and mutual cooperation. It was interesting to observe their naive attempts at uber-democracy such as their cult-like chanting repetition of a speaker's remarks, and their refusal to move in any direction unless there were a
group consensus supporting it.
During the short life of OWS, the notion that we're all inherently good and nice when not influenced by capitalist greed was not being borne out. Fights, assaults, rapes, thefts, drug overdoses, and vandalism abounded in virtually every camp across the country. In nearby Portland's relatively peaceful "Occupy Maine" camp, three were arrested when one beat on his drum to wake up the rest of the campers in Lincoln Park, only to be choked by another and hit with a hammer by still another who wanted to sleep in. The western mainstream media heralded the "Arab Spring" as a renaissance of secular democracy against oppressive military dictatorships across Muslim North Africa. I wrote weeks ago http://tommclaughlin.blogspot.com/2011/10/visions-of-left.html how Van Jones, President Obama's disgraced "Green Jobs Czar," declared OWS to be an "American Autumn" in the spirit of the Arab Spring, as if it were comprised of smiling happy people holding hands in blissful anarchy, but none of that is panning out either. Egypt's recent elections have given over control of the country to radical Islamists who will impose Sharia on everyone. It won't be long before Egyptians start pining for the relatively blissful days of Mubarak's military control. A year or two should suffice. Ask the Afghans. Ask the Iranians. I wouldn't want to be a Christian, a woman, or a homosexual in Egypt when the Muslim Brotherhood takes over.
The British government is preparing for riots when the Euro collapses - and they're not even in the Eurozone. Greeks are rioting already - and they're not in default yet. What will happen when they are? Western democracy is a wonderful thing, the highest attainment of western civilization, but it's not sufficient by itself. If democracy were imposed on the island described by Golding in his novel, who would win power? It wouldn't be the civilized Ralph.
Jack, leader of the savage group, would prevail and then what? There wouldn't be any more elections, that's for sure. Hitler, remember, attained power in a democratic Germany. The majority in any democracy can elect a government that President Reagan described as like a baby: "an alimentary canal with a big appetite at one end and no sense of responsibility at the other," a government that will tax, borrow, spend and print money until everyone is destitute. That is what's happening in Europe and in the United States. When those governments collapse it won't be pretty. What will it be like? Look at Somalia. Look at Afghanistan before we invaded. That's what it will turn back into when we leave too. Authority will be in the hands of whomever controls the most men with automatic weapons riding in the back of pickup trucks. That thin veneer of civilization is showing cracks in Europe as hard times approach, and we're likely see more in 2012. What scares me is that we're on the same path Europe is, just a bit further back. If we don't change direction soon, look out.
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It's been over two years (and it hasn't been fun)
Since the first of the candidates started to run;
Now the shouting and screaming is reaching its peak—
A sign that we vote in just under a week.
Just when you thought that it couldn't get dumber
Along comes the circus—I mean, Joe the Plumber!
A man not possessed of the brains God gave grass,
In front of the cameras and being an ass.
If you find it depressing, distressing, or sad,
If it makes you excited, or anxious, or mad
I suppose I will end on an optimist's note:
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WINTER HAVEN, Fla. — Two girls were arrested in a Florida bullying case after one of them admitted online over the weekend that she harassed a 12-year-old girl who killed herself last month, a sheriff said Tuesday.
Polk County Sheriff Grady Judd said they arrested a 14-year-old girl because they were worried she would continue cyberbullying other girls. The girl is accused of threatening to beat up 12-year-old Rebecca Sedwick, telling her "to drink bleach and die" and saying she should kill herself, the sheriff said.
After nearly a year of bullying by as many as 15 girls, authorities said Rebecca climbed a tower at an abandoned concrete plant Sept. 9 and hurled herself to her death.
Judd said police arrested the 14-year-old girl after she posted Saturday on Facebook that she bullied Rebecca and she didn't care.
"We decided that we can't leave her out there. Who else is she going to torment, who else is she going to harass?" Judd said.
Police also arrested a 12-year-old girl who is accused of bullying Rebecca. Both have been charged with felony aggravated stalking.
The sheriff's office identified the two girls, but The Associated Press generally does not name juveniles charged with crimes.
Judd said the bullying began after the 14-year-old girl started dating a boy that Rebecca had been seeing.
She "didn't like that and began to harass and ultimately torment Rebecca," Judd said.
A man who answered the phone at the 14-year-old's Lakeland home said he was her father and told The Associated Press "none of it's true."
"My daughter's a good girl and I'm 100 percent sure that whatever they're saying about my daughter is not true," he said.
A message left at the 12-year-old girl's home was not immediately returned.
The girls were arrested Monday night and released to their parents' custody. They remain on home detention.
The 12-year-old girl was Rebecca's former best friend, but the sheriff said the 14-year-old girl turned her against Rebecca. Other girls also stopped being friends with Rebecca in fear of being bullied, the sheriff said.
Judd said he was upset the girls still had access to social networks after Rebecca's suicide.
"If we can find any charges we can bring against their parents, we will," Judd said.
Judd said neither girl's parents wanted to bring their daughters to the sheriff's office, so detectives went to their homes and arrested them.
Judd said the 14-year-old was "very cold, had no emotion at all upon her arrest."
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If you stick with the sintered or sinthruded bases, you shouldn't ever have a problem with it being slow. They require a lot of wax the first few times you ride em, but after 4 or 5 waxing jobs, they hold wax pretty well. If you thought the Goliath was stiff (don't know how you could think that though), get the Airobic. How long did you ride the Goliath? My Riot broke in and became quite a bit softer after 4 or 5 days riding. |
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Bataleon??? thinking of adding one to next season's quiver. i previously owned a goliath 157 from 2 or 3 season's ago (the black one with the green staircase on the front- season before the clockwork orange edition). loved the TBT. 2 complaints i had were that it felt very stiff and the base seemed super slow/dry. looking at 09 kink 153 or airobic 155. are these much softer (i know the chart says they are- looking for first hand knowledge) and has the quality of the base material improved??? any preferences between the wider twin TBT and the narrower FS TBT??? |
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PR View by Lynn Hanessian
The consumer has arrived in health. UnitedHealth Group reported in December that it had lost 315,000 customers due to poor customer service. It's time to think about the implications of meeting the expectations of today's customer within the structures that bind us as health communicators.The ready availability of new technologies and 24/7 modes of communication herald an age of transparency and real-time information demands. Customers want information and they want it now.
No longer are they waiting for a newspaper to arrive in the morning. They've already received it, on topics that interest them, via their electronic device of choice. As more health decisions and related costs are deposited on their shoulders, relevant information must be available to help with decisions and ultimately transactions. In this environment, it is no longer enough to provide traditional education and media tools tweaked up for electronic delivery.
At the same time, traditional media is evolving rapidly. The rise of health blogs at numerous outlets allows traditional media to quickly chime in on the issue of the day, even if it's found in stories appearing in competing publications.
It is our responsibility to deliver health customers the information about our educational offerings in the channels and formats they want. We must engage the legal and regulatory community so that we are all working together on helping consumers to manage their health optimally. This means correctly understanding diagnoses and treatment options while ensuring the health care provider is front and center as well. Central to this is building a dialogue with journalists and ensuring that we are responsive to their needs for more engaging digital content and the ever relevant pitch and storyline.
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I have just purchased a 40PFL9705 and have connected my laptop to it via a wireless connection. I have several .mkv files on my laptop that I would like to watch on the TV but they don't play (most of the files aren't even recognised and the ones that are keep getting an error message "file format not supported".
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The organizers of the Sin City Soul &Blues Revival call it the "most comfortable blues festival on the planet" thanks to 40-plus bands on "two air-conditioned stages plus one at the Rio's fabulous pool!"
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But, when you think about it, comfort isn't what one readily associates with the blues, is it?
At its core, it's music predicated on heartache and longing, right? Incubated in rickety, sweltering juke joints where you could get knifed for looking at someone's woman the wrong way.
Well, that's how the legend goes, but blues die-hards are assuredly relieved that it's evolved into an event such as this, which spans three days of music.
There's plenty of range here, from the husband-and-wife-fronted Tedeschi-Trucks Band, the "Texican" rock 'n' roll of Los Lonely Boys, Louisiana roots great Tab Benoit, The Austin All-Stars, featuring Malford Milligan &W.C. Clark, the Latin-flavored The Iguanas and many more.
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The following are excerpts of the written statements read in court Thursday by six relatives of the Palatine Brown's Chicken & Pasta murder victims.
"You broke our hearts, nearly crushed our spirit, fractured our souls and robbed us of our innocence. Because of your selfish and reprehensible actions, we had to grow up before our time. Our grief is never ending but we are not paralyzed by your actions because the very woman you murdered taught us not to be consumed by hate. We decided not to live our lives as victims, but as survivors."
- Dana Sampson, one of Richard and Lynn Ehlenfeldt's three daughters
"Did you enjoy seeing your handiwork unfold? Did you enjoy watching us suffer for all those years, pleading and begging to the public for information? I want you to look at me, at all the families and your own family. God works in mysterious ways. What goes around comes around. Now you are going to take responsibility for your actions. All the pain and suffering you have caused us will come back to you."
- Mary Jane Crow, 16-year-old Michael Castro's older sister
"It was like a nightmare that came true. It was if someone put a broken glass into my heart and crushed it. I said to myself whoever did this has no mercy, no compassion in life. I don't know how you can sleep at night with the blood of seven different people on your hands. I miss him so much. I want him to be here with us. God bless you Rico. We love you."
- Jade Solis, sister of Rico Solis, 17, reading a statement written by her sister, Jizelle
"You and Juan Luna left Brown's restaurant after terrorizing and killing my son and six other victims and went on with your lives as if nothing ever happened. How could you live with yourself? You probably convinced yourself you got away with the perfect crime. You are now being held responsible for your extreme cruel and inhumane actions against seven innocent victims. The horrible way he died will never leave my mind. You killed for the thrill of it and called it fun."
- Diane Clayton, mother of Marcus Nellsen, 31
"We will never forget and through, I believe, the grace of God, we have come through this practicing my father's example and following his advice. One of his dreams, reasons we are here, was to buy us a house to be together and have a better quality of life. He was able to get ahead because he worked very hard. I hope there will be justice."
- Juan Maldonado, oldest son of Guadalupe Maldonado, 46
"Tom was a friend as well as my brother. The things I miss most are his smile and his sense of humor. Do you sleep? Do you have nightmares? I still see Tom in my sleep as he looked when he died before he was made presentable and laid to rest. I hope you are separated from everyone who loves you and are (prevented) from doing things you enjoy since that's what you did to Tom."
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"For the first time in my career, I found myself dumbfounded and disappointed," Torabi says. "I was coming across statistics like breadwinning women have a 50% higher chance of divorce. 50%!"
Torabi herself had recently gotten married, and though she didn't necessarily feel that her relationship was threatened by her breadwinning status, she did have some insecurities. "Media and our culture has been very vocal about women on the rise," she says. "But no one's discussing how we can continue to thrive—especially in our relationships."
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LearnVest: You did a lot of research for this book, and conducted your own survey of more than 1,000 women. What findings surprised you the most?
Farnoosh Torabi: Certainly the divorce statistic was sobering. One study followed couples over a five-year period—and during that period 12% of the couples got divorced. But in couples where the women earned more money, the divorce rate rose by 50%. I thought that was really startling.
Another interesting finding was that women who make more money actually do more housework—child care, housecleaning, etc. A study found that breadwinning women do at least two-thirds of the housework. Researchers think this might be due to gender-identity considerations that lead higher-earning women to subconsciously think they're threatening to their husbands, so they resort to traditional housewifery roles in an effort to mitigate the potential threat that their breadwinning status creates.
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The Colorado Children's Theatre has spent the last four years establishing itself as a go-to place for children's theatrical training. Directors Kerri Monnerat and Karen Tobey have created classes in musical theater, voice, dance, stage and film acting and a full playbill of performances and theatrical productions. Most importantly, they have created a community in which children ages 4 to 18 feel special and as if they are an integral part of the school.
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On the heels of its major renovation and expansion, StageDoor Theatre has renovated its model for summer productions — community theater for all ages. For the first time, adult and child actors alike will be working together to re-create the seamy underbelly of 19th-century London in a rousing rendition of "Oliver!" based on Charles Dickens famous novel "Oliver Twist."
Summer is here, and Summerfest is upon us. This annual arts festival sponsored by the Center for the Arts Evergreen has become a fixture in many Coloradans' summer schedules. 2010 should be no different. However, this year's festival, on July 17 and 18, has many new and different features that set it apart.
The Evergreen Jazz Festival has become an institution, not only among the summer musical offerings in our mountain community, but in the national jazz community as well. People travel from all over the country to listen to the diverse lineup of traditional and contemporary jazz ensembles. With the event now in its ninth year, the 2010 Evergreen Jazz Festival should prove to be bigger and better than ever.
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The outcome of HB477 makes one wish for the good old days when Governors Leavitt, Walker and Huntsman had the courage to moderate the Legislature when it got too far ahead of citizen opinion. They watched out for the interests of the people. But with Gov. Gary Herbert those days are clearly gone, and the Legislature acts without restraint.
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Living in Tokyo, Japan, the world's second largest economy, means experiencing one of the most energetic cities the world has to offer. This metropolis is home to more than 10 million people, and is famed for its rich culture, incredible cuisine, efficient transportation, and friendly people.
There are many intricacies and quirks about this city that make living in Tokyo an unforgettable experience. A place where modern bullet trains transport you from the historic treasures of Nara to the cultural mecca of Kyoto with unfailing accuracy, youths practice the ancient arts of Karate or Judo before meeting their friends at their local pachinko parlor and commuters read the latest manga comics as they stand cheek-to-jowl on the morning train. Whatever the sights and sounds you experience, you will never cease to be amazed by the ways in which the old traditions seem to seamlessly mix with the technologically advanced offerings of the modern world.
Although many people associate Tokyo with skyscrapers and flashing neon, those looking to shun the crowds and escape the nonstop action of the cities will find that the surrounding areas offer a wealth of natural and ancient beauty. Mountainous forests, picturesque landscapes, hot springs, twisted valleys and stunning coastlines, beckon expatriates into the mysterious world of nature and add a whole new depth that may take one by surprise.
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Eleven Months After a Terrible Day for Cuba
"Its been 11 months without my father Oswaldo Payá and Harold Cepero. They were intentionally rammed and taken off the road…" – Rosa Maria Payá, over twitter June 22, 2013 at 10:07am
Eleven months seem so long ago and at the same time just like yesterday. Yes, its a contradiction but nevertheless true. It was a Sunday, and got the phone call leaving the movie theater…"They killed him. Oswaldo is dead." Feels just like yesterday, that hollow feeling in the pit of the stomach at the horror of what had just happened. At the same time it seems so long ago.
The vigils, masses, and funerals of Oswaldo Payá Sardiñas and Harold Cepero Escalante. The painful losses suffered by two families who had already sacrificed much for Cuban dignity and freedom. The battle to get at the truth of what happened on that Sunday afternoon in Bayamo, Cuba. The survivors of the crash detained, drugged and threatened. The sordid bilateral agreements between states to cover up a crime in the favor of expediency and commercial interests.
The international solidarity from people of good will around the world. Rosa Maria Payá and Regis Iglesias Ramírez speaking before the United Nations Human Rights Council to demand justice and truth for Oswaldo and Harold while at the same time calling for freedom of Cuba's political prisoner and for Cubans to follow the People's Path to an authentic nonviolent transition. This in the midst of death threats called into the Payá home and other members attacked with machetes. It all seems so long ago but in fact its been less than a year, and all I can say is that you are all in my prayers and my condolences for your loss.
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Getting the most flava out of your tea..
Correct me if I'm wrong but will the following work in terms of getting more flavor in your cup?
-Lower temp, shorter steep time
-Higher temp, longer steep time?
I think this is working for me.. but please, am I right?
Actually when unhappy with my teas i try
-Lower temp, shorter steep time (if bitter)
-Higher temp, shorter steep time (if bitter)
-Lower temp, longer steep time (if weak)
-Higher temp, longer steep time (if weak)
in that order actually
These are good suggestions! Temperature, time, and amount of raw materials (tea leaves) are the keys to any biochemical extraction :D
I usually follow the instructions of that the tea company puts on the package the first time I steep it. However, I do adjust to my tastes through experimentation. If I find a tea to be too weak, I increase the amount of tea I use, not the time it steeps. increasing the time it steeps can make a tea go from weak to bitter with no in between. That's for black tea.
My experience with loose green tea is limited, but growing. I find that an even slightly too high temperature can destroy the flavor and brewing it longer than about too minutes turns it into a stewed vegetable type mess. So again, if it's too weak, I just add more tea next time.
The exception to this is white tea. I find that if I brew it at about 100 degrees F and let it sit for a very long time, 7 to 8 minutes, it develops more depth of flavor. However, I'm still learned what white tea is supposed to taste like. I've always been a sort of hard core black tea drinker. So maybe this is just my personal taste.
I still prefer very strong, bold black teas over anything else and brewing black tea even half a minute too long yields a bitterness that I want to avoid.
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Design and numerical optimization of a cusp-gun-based electron beam for millimeter-wave gyro-devices
Donaldson, Craig and He, Wenlong and Cross, A.W. and Phelps, A.D.R. and Li, Fengping and Ronald, K. and Robertson, C.W. and Whyte, C.G. and Young, A.R. (2009) Design and numerical optimization of a cusp-gun-based electron beam for millimeter-wave gyro-devices. IEEE Transactions on Plasma Science, 37 (11). pp. 2153-2157. ISSN 0093-3813
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A novel thermionic cusp electron gun operating in the temperature-limited regime that produces a large-orbit electron beam through a nonadiabatic magnetic-field reversal was designed, analyzed, and optimized to give an electron-beam ideal for driving gyro-devices, particularly in the millimeter-to-submillimeter-wavelength range due to its small cross-sectional size. The annular-shaped axis-encircling electron beam had a beam current of 1.5 A at an acceleration potential of 40 kV, a tunable velocity ratio alpha (= vperp/vz) between one and three, an optimized axial velocity spread A.vx/vz of ~8%, and a relative alpha spread Deltakappa/alpha of ~10% at an alpha value of 1.65.
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Keywords: | axis-encircling electron beam, cusp electron gun, gyro-BWO, gyro-TWT, high-harmonic gyrotron, THz electron-beam source, W-band, Physics, Condensed Matter Physics, Nuclear and High Energy Physics |
Subjects: | Science > Physics |
Department: | Faculty of Science > Physics |
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Tanushree needs more than just one man!
Before you jump to wrong conclusions, let us warn you that we're only talking about films. Apparently, by a strange quirk of fate, Tanushree has a knack for signing films with more than one hero. Remember how she had two heroes opposite her in Aashiq Banaya Aapne, and then she had three heroes wooing her in Chocolate? Well, now she has Raj Kanwar's Raqueeb coming up for release and she has three heroes in it, while in Priyadarshan's forthcoming Dhol, she has no less than four heroes falling for her charms. Phew, Tanushree, what next? Do we expect the count to mount to five in the next one?
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Korea, 2006: Aachi and Ssipak
Aachi and Ssipak
Korea, 2006
Genre: Animation, Action, Comedy, Dystopia
90 minutes
Aachi and Ssipak are two thieves who survive by stealing the addictive Juicy Bars in the strange world of **** City, where all energy comes from human excrement.
A film unlike any other, Aachi and Ssipak is as bizarre as it is hilarious. You wont understand whats always going on, but it is superbly entertaining for animation and action fans alike. Its hard to describe this movie, but I suppose the best way would be to call it something like a drug-fueled animated music video thats been stretched into a full-length feature film. Combining impressive CGI, painted landscapes, and 2D animation, the movie is a fantastic visual treat. The characters are well designed and every movement is full of energy. The art style might be a little hard to digest for fans of more conventional cartoons, but once you get past that, everything moves and breathes beautifully. The score is a pretty typical mix of rock and techno tracks, with the one exception being the main theme song, which is an upbeat head-bopper that sticks around long after the credits close.
The story is actually fairly simple when you look at it, its only the details and the completely insane premise that make is hard to follow. There are a lot of jumps of logic to get to the next point, and a number of times where you just have to throw your hands up and go with it. Things dont always make sense, but dont let that get in the way of enjoying yourself. Its not particularly clever or witty in its dialogue, but the physical comedy more than makes up for it. The characters are all quirky and distinctive, and while they all seem pretty stereotypical, its a pretty standard lampooning of the social hierarchy.
The real selling point of this film is the ludicrous level of energy it brings to the screen. The action moves at breakneck speed, and it can be difficult to keep up if youre not prepared for it. The fact that its a cartoon helps ease the impossibility of it all, and lets the characters come off as believably superhuman. This movie is most definitely not a family-friendly piece of cinema, even if the characters look like it. Blood and bullets fly by the bucketful onscreen, and its not too short on nudity either. Things are violently brutal, which makes up half the fun of watching the little Smurf druggies get their heads blown off.
Its not widely known, but I can definitely recommend that you find a copy of this strange little film. The violence is hilarious, the comedy is crude, and the world it all takes place in makes no sense at all. With that said, Aachi and Ssipak is an incredible amount of fun to watch, and makes for a great viewing with friends, popcorn, and drinks all around.
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--I loved this movie. It's like something Ralph Bakshi would have **** out if he were a hyperactive Korean, and it's beautiful.
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--defiantly an awesome movie. watched it twice in a row just for the hell of it one night and it was NOT a waste of my life.
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Oh man. This feels so old. I think this was a series of flash episodes before it was a movie? I remember seeing this **** while I was still in korea!
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After playing Katherine's pawn early on in the season, Jenna is finally making some of her own decisions now that John Gilbert has tipped her off to the fact that something is rotten in the state of Denmark. In tonight's Feb. 17 episode, Jenna attends a dinner party at the Salvatore Boarding House with the rest of the adults on the show… all of whom are lying to her.
Zap2it jumped on the phone with Sara Canning to get the dish on a possible love connection between Jenna and Elijah — and we had to ask when Jenna and Matt (Zach Roerig) would finally catch a break.
Uncle John is back and wreaking havoc as usual. Last week, he dropped this bomb on Jenna about Alaric lying to her, and Jenna seems to be taking it to heart a bit. Is the seed of mistrust going to get worse?
I think that's safe to say. The thing with John and Jenna is that we've kind of seen that they're kind of always just irking each other. She takes everything he says with a grain of salt, but that's such an odd thing for him to say. It's a strange place for him to go, because it's not just a random hurtful thing to say. Jenna's really thrown. I don't think she believes him, right away, because she doesn't have any reason to, but he definitely kind of kindles that fire. It's going to really sit with her and we'll watch her deal with it over the next couple of episodes.
The grown ups are getting together for a dinner party tonight. I'm sure that'll go smoothly.
It's fun to have all the adults in one room. The cool thing about tonight's episode, for me, is that we get to see Jenna hanging out with Elijah a lot. We get to see that interaction, and knowing that there's been a lot of distrust with Alaric, we'll kind of watch them meander around in that situation. There's a hidden motive at the dinner party, but of course Jenna's in her clueless reality, so the dinner party is going to mean many different things to everybody that is there. Everyone is at that party for a different reason.
Is Alaric jealous of Jenna's interaction with Elijah in terms of their romantic relationship, or is he just solely concerned for Jenna's well-being, since Elijah is obviously bad news?
You can read Alaric's feelings either way. Alaric's not really aware of the thoughts that are going on in Jenna's head. What John says about Alaric not being trustworthy immediately calls up Jenna's past and guys who have lied to her before. She's right back there again. As humans, we have defense mechanisms, and we'll see her treat him differently because she doesn't know what to believe. He could definitely read her helping Elijah out with his "historical writing project" as something more.
Daniel Gillies has been a really fun addition to the cast this season.
He is really awesome. Not only is he really great to work with, but like super professional and just an actor's actor. He's fantastic and witty, and just really great to have on set.
Last week we found some skeletons in the Gilbert family closet, and we're about to learn more from the journals that Elena and Stefan found. Is the Sommers side of the family history going to factor in?
I would love is to find out down the road that they're going to bring the Sommers side of the family in. I still say we're going to find out that Jenna is some supernatural creature. She has just as many secrets as the Gilbert family has weapons stashed away in the lake house. I'm surprised all the time by what happens in this show. They haven't addressed the Sommers family at all, but they're going to at some point, I think.
What's the deal with Andie Star? She just kind of showed up wanting to be introduced to Damon out of the blue. Is she an innocent bystander, or does she have her own agenda here?
That's a great question because I was wondering the same thing, as she was introduced as a character, I started talking it over with someone. Dawn is super fun to work with and I started saying, 'What's your deal?' No one is introduced on the show without a reason and some kind of greater purpose, so I honestly don't know, because it hasn't been addressed. Andie kind of comes in and out over the rest of the season – she's here for a while, then leaves for a while, then she's back. It'd be really cool if it turned out she was like, an original vampire, the whole nine yards.
Matt and Jenna are the only two regular characters left standing who still don't know that they're literally surrounded by monsters. Will they clue in by the end of this season?
I think so. That is just a feeling, but I think at least one of them. I'm not sure if both of them will, but one. They're the two characters left grounded in reality, and one of the trademarks of Kevin Williamson is that he really puts a lot into what its like to be growing up in a small town and how relationships can build and how they fall apart. That's a major part of the show — it's not just about ancient vampires and who needs which stone more. I think it remains important that we have some aspect of reality maintained in the show. Most of the townsfolk are choosing sides and are completely involved, it's easy to lose touch with reality.
There have been rumors that we're going to see an engagement on The CW before the season ends. Could that be Alaric and Jenna?
I think he'd have to clean up his act real quick, with everything that's going on. 'On second thought, let's just get married!' No, I don't think so.


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Reports today indicate that Sprint Nextel is close to completing a deal to be the wireless partner for the US's three largest cable companies. Comcast, Time Warner and Cox are all considering selling Sprint service as part of their "triple play" bundles of TV, internet and phone service. Cable companies can offer home phone service using VOIP technology like Vonage, however offering cellular phone could be complementary or even preferable to VOIP service. If these deals are signed, they could yield a large increase in the number of Sprint Nextel subscribers, especially if the companies offer discounts to users signing up for bundles.
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In her interview with the "5:29 Show" on BBC 2 Friday (Oct. 1), the "Wizards of Waverly Place" star calls him a "dork" and says that when the swagga comes off, he's "just not cool."
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This is the season for outdoor cooking. Many foods can be grilled, including vegetables and fruit. And, nutrition experts say, barbecuing uses healthy cooking techniques for a low-fat, healthy lifestyle--especially when compared with frying.
That's not to say that a barbecue can't deteriorate into an artery-clogging, calorie-laden meal. To avoid that, choose the right foods and follow some simple guidelines.
For traditional red meat, nutrition experts suggest moderate portion sizes: 4 ounces raw or 3 ounces cooked. Choose lean cuts that have the word loin or round in their names. Trim any outside fat before cooking, and trim away any inside fat before eating.
Check out the "numbers" for ground meat. Look for the packages that have the greatest percent lean to percent fat ratio. Occasional hamburgers are also okay if you use a lean cut such as ground round, which is the leanest, followed by sirloin ground chuck. Look for ground beef that is 90 to 96 percent fat-free and, again, limit patties to a quarter pound raw, which is 3 ounces cooked.
Chicken's leanness makes it popular for grilling--and you don't need to take the skin off until after you cook it. Removing the skin before eating eliminates excess fat, but there's no significant difference in fat content whether you leave the skin on during cooking or take it off. Leaving the skin on will add significantly to the moisture content, so the chicken won't be tough or dry.
Marinated and grilled fish "steaks," such as halibut or salmon also are a healthy menu idea. You can even grill fish kebobs if you use firm-fleshed fish.
Some grilled foods may raise your risk for certain cancers, according to the American Institute for Cancer Research. The high heat used for grilling produces substances called heterocyclic amines in red meat, poultry, and fish. Another class of cancer-causing substances, called polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons, form when fat from meat, poultry, or fish drips onto hot coals or stones. These substances are deposited back onto food by the smoke and flame-ups that blacken grilled meat.
You can take steps to reduce your exposure to these substances. Here are some suggestions:
Use lean cuts of meat so little fat will drip onto the coals.
Use tongs or a spatula to turn foods on the grill. Piercing the meat with a fork allows juices and fat to drip down and cause flame-ups.
Boil, steam, or use a microwave to partially cook poultry and ribs before putting them briefly on the grill. Be sure you transfer foods immediately from the microwave to the grill.
If charred matter does form on the meat, remove it before eating.
Place aluminum foil between the coals and cooking foods to keep the smoke away from the grill.
Cut the meat into small portions so they don't take as long to cook. Kebabs work well.
Fat isn't an essential ingredient in a marinade or barbecue sauce. It's the acid in lemon, lime, pineapple, or vinegar in a marinade that tenderizes meat. Look for low-calorie or low-fat salad dressings or marinades, or make your own, using a 3-to-1 ratio of vinegar to oil.
Meat, poultry, and fish aren't the only foods that can end up on a grill. Put vegetables on the grill after marinating them and placing them on skewers or a grilling tray. You can also wrap vegetables in foil with a little sauce, broth, or vinegar.
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The New York Jets, who just two weeks ago were airing their dirty laundry publicly to the media, are now taking potshots at the media in another bizarre instance for a franchise that seemingly can't get out of its own way.
On Friday afternoon in a call-in with WFAN's Mike Francesa, Jets cornerback Darrelle Revis had his interview abruptly halted by a member of the Jets media relations staff. Francesa was incessantly asking Revis about his 100-yard interception of Dolphins quarterback Matt Moore, where Revis seemed to get away with holding and downfield contact on intended target Brandon Marshall. The interview was going along fine until Francesa kept hammering at Revis about that one play, trying to get the Pro Bowl cornerback to concede that he got away with one.
You can see the interview here, via Jimmy Traina of SI.com.
Several minutes before the exchange got heated, Francesa said that Revis was "in my estimation, the best defensive player in the league." It went sour after that in an interview that aired live not just on WFAN but nationally on the YES Network:
Francesa: "You are still the only one in the world who doesn't think that was a penalty."
Revis: "I don't care! I don't care what everybody thinks! I don't care what you think, I don't care what the whole world thinks."
What followed then was more testy interchange, resulting in a Jets spokesman getting on the line and saying "Darrelle, Darrelle stop."
Francesa has had a rocky relationship with the Jets, dating back to his criticism of Jets head coach Rex Ryan. But Francesa and Revis have always been cordial if not downright chummy, so what happened on Friday afternoon was a surprise exchange. After being interrupted by the Jets staffer, Revis fired a closing shot at the radio host.
"This is why I don't want to get interviewed by him," Revis said. "Whatever dude."
A moment later, Revis said "Bye" and hung up the phone. Francesa, shocked by the outburst and the fact that a member of the Jets media relations staff interrupted his interview, was none too pleased by the sound of the dial tone.
"This is why I don't talk to the Jets. I'll tell you right now I was only kidding around with him," Francesca said.
"Now I'm going to be serious for a second, yes this was a penalty."
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Olds, of Antioch, posted 68 on Saturday and followed with 67 on Sunday to win by 7 over recent U.S. Senior Open contestant Dale Bouguennec and Steve Wilson. Both Bougouennec and Wilson posted rounds of 72-70.
Taylor Hobin took the Mid-Amateur title at 147, while Jim Knoll won the 55 and over Senior division by 3 strokes over Scott Anderson.
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