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Donkey Kong, Super Mario Brothers, Legend of Zelda: For Hiroshi Yamauchi, the hits kept coming — but he enjoyed none of them.
"I have better things to do" than play video games, he told interviewers.
Yamauchi, a gruff and uncompromising businessman who autocratically transformed Nintendo from a purveyor of playing cards to a gaming gargantuan, died in Japan on Thursday of pneumonia, his company said. He was 85.
He ran the company for 52 years, until his retirement in 2002.
Yamauchi also was an owner of the Seattle Mariners, a baseball team that was on the verge of leaving for Florida when he offered $75 million for a majority share in 1992.
He never saw his team play.
"Let me put it this way," he told the New York Times after his purchase. "Baseball, well, baseball has never really interested me."
Intense yet detached, Yamauchi built Nintendo into a company that at one time took in more revenue than any other in Japan. In the U.S., at least one in three homes had a Nintendo device. In 1990, the Q scores used by marketers indicated that more American children recognized Super Mario than Mickey Mouse.
"His contributions were inestimable," Scott Steinberg, an expert on the industry, told The Times on Thursday. "He impacted millions of individuals — entire generations who grew up with joysticks, controllers and gamepads in hand."
Steinberg called him "fiercely practical" but Yamauchi's critics called him unethical. In 1991, Nintendo settled a price-fixing case brought by U.S. agencies. In 2002, the European Commission levied a $147-million fine for the same kind of anti-competitive behavior.
At Nintendo's Kyoto headquarters, Yamauchi pitted employees against one another and was said to be merciless with the losers.
"Months of work were disposed of with a scowl," a designer told David Sheff, author of a 1994 Nintendo history called "Game Over."
Since Yamauchi's retirement, the company has struggled. Over the last four years, sales dropped by 64%. Early results from its new Wii U console have not been encouraging, company officials have acknowledged.
Born on Nov.7, 1927, in Kyoto, Yamauchi grew up in a privileged but unhappy household. His father abandoned the family when Yamauchi was 4. When he returned years later, ill and eager to reconcile, Yamauchi would not see him.
"The man had brought shame and dishonor to the family and was to be avoided," Sheff wrote.
When Yamauchi's dying grandfather asked him to take over the family company, he did. But first he demanded that his cousin be fired. Later, he fired all the managers who had worked for his grandfather over the years.
When the playing card market sagged, Yamauchi poured himself into out-of-the-box enterprises: Selling instant rice, opening "love hotels" where rooms rented by the hour, even marketing the Love Tester — a gizmo purporting to measure electric current generated by a couple holding hands.
He broke into the video game business as other companies headed for the exits. Although he said he didn't understand the games, he had a feel for what millions of customers would want, down to the fine points of game systems like the console that came to be known as Famicom, or the Nintendo Entertainment System.
"Steve Jobs' obsession to design the perfect mouse for the original Macintosh was no greater than Yamauchi's attention to the details of the controllers," Sheff wrote. "Should there be one or two or more buttons? Should the system's casing have round or square edges?"
In the U.S., Yamauchi had his son-in-law run the company's Seattle headquarters. When the Mariners foundered, Yamauchi saw a public relations opportunity in a country that spent more than $17 billion on Nintendo products.
Former Sen. Slade Gorton (R-Wash.), recruited him. In a statement to the Associated Press on Thursday, Gorton credited Yamauchi with keeping the team in Seattle, calling the purchase "simply a civic gesture."
It was initially opposed by Major League Baseball, which was skittish about foreign ownership.
In Japan, Yamauchi did not engage in civic activities.
"I think I'm involved in community service sufficiently," he told the New York Times in 1992. "I'm the biggest individual taxpayer in Kyoto and Nintendo is the largest taxpayer overall."
Yamauchi is survived by two daughters and a son. His wife, Michiko, died last year.


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In response to this recommendation, the board established a steering committee representing librarians, faculty, administrators and computer systems managers from campuses throughout Ohio. After meetings, public hearings, and conferences, the committee prepared and distributed a planning paper (November 1988); a Request for Information (February 1989); and a Request for Proposal (August 1989) to initiate a statewide electronic system.
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Calvi Network Escapes The Pack
12 June 2010
June 12, 2010 (Riva del Garda) — Calvi Nework's Carlo Alberini dominates the first stage of the Audi Melges 20 Sailing Series Event No. 3.
1,2,2: These results, although partial, leave no question about who is clearly the strongest sailor in the race on the Riva del Garda.
Gabriele Benussi, tactics, as usual alongside Carlo Alberini, managed to hold tight to the sides of each race, consistently putting Calvi Network in first position or in a favorable position.
The first race, slightly delayed by the lack of a consistent wind direction, was won by Calvi Network without their slightest concern, by the first windward mark they already had a substantial margin, unbridgeable for the pursuers. Thule's Fausto Rubbini (replaced at the helm by Mauro Mocchegiani) with Matteo Ivaldi finnises in second while third place goes to Alessandro Molla on Spring Sailing Team (Niccolò Bianchi tactics).
It will be the crew who has the most motivation that will win the second round, leaving behind Calvi Network and Reggini Sailing Team's Francis Farneti (Branko Brcin tactics).
During the last race of the day a speech then a brawl, which lasted nearly all of the regatta, between the current interim leader of Calvi Network and Reggini Sailing Team left no one with the upper hand on arrival.
Provisional overall standings after 3 races:
1 - CALVI NETWORK (Alberini / Benussi): 1,2,2:pt. 5
2 - THULE (Mocchegiani / Ivaldi): 2,6,3:pt. 11
3 - SPRING SAILING TEAM (Molla / Bianchi): 3,1,11:pt. 15
4 - HULK (Di Properzio / N.Wilmoth):6,4,5:pt. 15
5 - REGGINI SAILING TEAM (Farneti / Brcin): 15,3,1:pt. 19
6 - NOTARO TEAM (Domenici / Vigo): 5,7,8:pt. 20
7 - JINGLE (Stefano Sacchi / Federica Salvà): 4,9,9:pt. 22
8 - VALUE TEAM (Giallongo / Fonda): 11,8,4:pt. 23
9 - TURNOVER (Perazzo / Cassinari): 12,5,6:pt. 23
10 - SEI TU 20 (Morina / Del Rio): 7,10,15:pt. 32
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Four modern casinos have been approved and licensed and the first one, in Bagni di Lucca (LU), Tuscany, is about to "reopen" its doors in the old Casino building which has been revamped for the occasion; however, it is not likely to be anything similar to the old historic Casino, the first in Europe and the place where "roulette" was invented. We are talking about something similar to the concept of "little Las Vegas" with electronic games and poker machines.
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It is official, the old Casino in Bagni di Lucca is reopening its doors after many years; however, it is going to be a modern version, more "little Las Vegas" style than its elegant and exclusive predecessor. The venue will be the same, and it is a beautiful building. The Comune seems to be very happy about it and they have published the news in their own Web Page. All authorisations and licenses have been duly obtained and they are supposed to be opening doors very soon. There are three more casinos to be open in Italy; however, I will post about all of these through a different thread.
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According to the most recent information from the Minnesota Department of Natural Re�sources Drought Monitor, released on March 21, most of Chippewa County falls under the extreme drought category, which is defined by "major crop/pasture losses, widespread water shortages or restrictions," according to the drought monitor.
According to the most recent information from the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources Drought Monitor, released on March 21, most of Chippewa County falls under the extreme drought category, which is defined by "major crop/pasture losses, widespread water shortages or restrictions," according to the drought monitor.
Despite the drought, there is still the possibility that southwestern Minnesota will see flood conditions. That possibility exists in Montevideo as well, though it will be heavily mitigated due to ongoing levee reconstruction projects.
Numbers released by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administra-tion (NOAA) suggest that there is a fair chance of waters reaching flood levels in Montevideo. To be more precise, there is a 35 percent chance waters will reach 14 feet, which is considered minor flooding. Despite 14 feet being pegged as a minor flood level, Montevideo City Manager Steve Jones, a certified flood plain manager, said it wouldn't cause too much trouble.
"Almost every year we reach (14 feet). Only in a few isolated areas does that have any adverse effect," Jones said. "It's not likely we'll have a major flood event, but we are prepared. It depends on melt and rainfall, but the most recent data shows our chances of (a major flood event) happening are at about 10 percent."
Jones said that for the most part, the Montevideo levee system would be able to hold back high flood levels, and sand bagging wouldn't be necessary in most places.
"Except for the old levee that hasn't been rebuilt (behind Trailways), the new levees protect us up to about 24 feet," Jones said. "At 18 feet we would start having concerns for the 1969 levee."
Speaking of the old 1969 levee, last Wednesday, city staff recently visited the capitol to testify before the Senate Finance Committee Environment, Economic Development and Agriculture Division. Staff testified about the need for $3.5 million to finish phase 3 of a 15-year flood mitigation project in Montevideo. Phase one of the project rebuilt and improved the levee along
Highway 7 near city hall. Phase two raised the levee near the water treatment plant and raised Highway 212. Phase three would finish the long-term goal of protecting Montevideo from flooding by raising the 1969 levee.
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Audit (A-03-09-00202)
Review of Delaware�s Claims Associated With the Increased Federal Medical Assistance Percentage Under the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009
Executive Summary
Delaware�s $60 million in claims associated with the temporarily increased Federal medical assistance percentage (FMAP) were computed using the Medicaid expenditure base specified in the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009, P.L. No. 111-5 (Recovery Act), and the expenditures were supported by the State�s accounting records. The Recovery Act provides, among other initiatives, fiscal relief to States to protect and maintain State Medicaid programs in a period of economic downturn. For the recession adjustment period (October 1, 2008, through December 31, 2010), the Recovery Act provides an estimated $87 billion in additional Medicaid funding based on temporary increases in States� FMAPs.
The State had policies and procedures in place to segregate Medicaid expenditures that qualified for the temporarily increased FMAP and to ensure that those Medicaid expenditures that did not qualify were not claimed for reimbursement at the temporarily increased FMAP. The State had correctly documented and disseminated these policies and procedures. This report contains no recommendations.
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Winter riding serves up its own special blend of challenges, but by following these easy tips, you'll be ready for the worst of what the season can throw at you.
- Change Your Tires: Unless you live in a warm, dry climate, you'll probably want to leave the 700×23 tires at home. In the winter, opt for a 700×28 tire (or as wide a tire as your frame will allow) with a minimal tread. Resist the urge to go with knobby tires. Snow will just pack between the treads and make the tire more slippery.
- Lower The Tire Pressure: If it's below freezing outside, lower your tire pressure. Lowering the tire pressure will increase your tire's contact patch, which means more traction on potentially slippery roads.
- Leave The Race Wheels At Home: Full carbon fiber wheels, while delivering amazing performance and looking totally awesome, aren't the best for winter riding. They don't have the greatest braking performance in wet or icy conditions, plus, all the road grime and salt may stick in the pads and destroy the carbon brake track. Use a set of wheels with an alloy brake track for better and safer braking performance this winter.
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Budweiser is bringing back its "Project 12" beer, releasing three new brews named for the ZIP codes where the recipes were created.
It's the second year in a row the brewery has created limited-edition "ZIP code" beers under its Project 12 banner, which asks the 12 Budweiser brewmasters located across the country to create new varieties of its iconic lager.
"We think of Project 12 as the innovation arm of Budweiser," said Brian Perkins, vice president, Budweiser. "We see it not as a competition but a collaboration among our brewers."
The Budweiser brewmasters are challenged to flex their creative muscles in terms of ingredients yet remain true to the brand's roots by using the same yeast strain Budweiser has been using since Adolphus Busch founded the brewery in 1876.
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This year's brews include Batch 94534 (Fairfield, Calif.), brewed with North Pacific hop varieties; Batch 23185 (Williamsburg, Va.), aged on a bed of bourbon barrel staves and vanilla beans; and Batch 43229 (Columbus, Ohio), brewed with chocolate and caramel malts.


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Date: 01/28/2003
Writer: D'Lyn Ford
CLAYTON - New Mexico cattle producers can learn how their cattle fit the current and future needs of the beef industry at a Ranch-to-Rail field day Feb. 19 at the Clayton Air Park.
The New Mexico State University Ranch-to-Rail program is designed to provide feedback to the state's ranchers on how their cattle perform in the feedyard and the type of carcasses they produce, said Ron Parker, head of NMSU's Extension animal resources department in Las Cruces.
The information allows producers to determine whether they're on target or if they need to change the genetics of their herd or modify their management system, he said.
NMSU's Cooperative Extension Service and Texas A&M University's Extension Service are co-sponsoring the workshop, which allows producers to track their cattle through the feedlot to the packing plant. The full-day event is designed for producers who currently have cattle in the program and for ranchers who simply want to learn more about the program.
The Ranch-to-Rail effort is first of all an educational program, said Clay Mathis, a
livestock specialist with NMSU's Extension service. "Producers at this year's field day can learn more about feedyard operations, marketings out of the feedlot and the carcass characteristics of the cattle that they put into the program," he said.
To help explain Ranch-to-Rail benefits, Ted McCollum, a beef specialist with Texas A&M University's Extension service, will present an overview of the program and how it provides cattle producers with detailed information about the quality of the steers they put in the program. Participants also will take part in technical sessions by NMSU livestock authorities on cattle performance and marketing, and using ultrasound to determine when cattle are ready for market.
A tour of NMSU's Clayton Livestock Research Center, located six miles east of Clayton on Highway 56, and a visit to view Ranch-to-Rail cattle at Double A Feeders, a nearby commercial feedlot, will conclude the program. The field day begins at 10:30 a.m. at the Clayton Air Park, located at 1 Chestnut Street. Registration deadline for the free event is Feb. 9.
For more information or if you are an individual with a disability who is in need of an auxiliary aid or service to participate in the meeting, please contact Mathis at (505) 646-8022 or firstname.lastname@example.com before the event.
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Date: Oct 21, 2018
City: Palo Alto, CA, US
Company: SAP
Requisition ID: 179057
Work Area: Software-Development Operations
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Career Status: Professional
Employment Type: Regular Full Time
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Paint Color Portfolio: Orange Kitchens
Halloween is nearly here, so what could be more fitting than to celebrate the color of the season, orange? It's lovely on a pumpkin, and just as cheerful and fun in the kitchen. Whether it's bright and bold or muted, an accent or a full-scale commitment, orange will definitely energize mealtime.
1. Steven's Bright Orange & Modern Kitchen
2. Kitchen Spotlight: Meghan and Shawn's Vibrant Orange
3. Look! Orange Stripe Wall in the Kitchen
4. Design*Sponge
5. Hoboken Family Condo by Derk Garlick Architects
1. Glidden, Pumpkin Patch
2. Benjamin Moore, Bumble Bee
3. Valspar, Toasted Pumpkin
4. Valspar, Hibiscus
5. Pitsburgh Paints, Autumn Harvest
6. Mythic Paints, Southwest Magic
7. Benjamin Moore, Rumba Orange
8. Sherwin Williams, Mandarin
9. Mythic Paints, Ember's Glow
10. Sherwin Williams, Obstinate Orange
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KM Music Conservatory
Interested in joining the music school setup by Sir AR Rahman ? Then your dreams are not away. A R Rahman is all set to open the music school in January 2009.
He has acquired land for his dream project, near Chennai Airport and is planning to start the work very soon. Talking about the music school Rahman feels that the young talented musicians in our country, who want to learn Western classical music, have nowhere seriously creative to go. According to him, he need to cultivate a taste for Western symphonic music so that an average musically-inclined young musician would be as enthused about learning the violin as the star"
The land purchase puts Rahman's dream plan into third gear. "We'll soon be working round-the-clock. I want it to be one of the best music schools in our country." adds Rahman . So make the fingers crossed, young singers and musicians! You are really going to be the next Rock star.
The auditions will be started at the end of this month and candidates are selected purely on the basis of talent and attitude. The admissions to A R Rahman school will be on June and fees are not yet finalized.
KM Music Conservatory
5, Dr.Suburaya Nagar 5th Street,
Kodambakkam, Chennai 600024.
Tamil Nadu, India.
PH: +91 44 – 43444786 (100 Lines)
Email: email@example.com
What previous experience is required to apply?
An aptitude for music is all that is required to join in the Preparatory program, but the foundation and Bachelor's Degree level is for serious professionals who are willing to take Music as a full time profession.
What does audition & interview process involve?
We will schedule an audition with the faculty, and you have to prepare 2 pieces of your choice to play or sing, showing a variety of style andability. If you have a live accompanist or accompaniment CD you are required to bring them. During the audition there will also be a short interview.
Is housing available for students?
Housing is not included in the tuition fees, however we can help you find housing and accommodation near the school.
How do I apply and schedule an audition?
If you are interested in applying and setting up an audition, please fill out the online enquiry in the Registration page. On receiving your enquiry, we will mail you the relevant details.
What is the cost of the Prospectus ?
The cost of the Prospectus is Rs.1,100/- which has to be paid as Demand Draft favoring KM Music Conservatory, payable at Chennai.
What are the deadlines?
The deadline to send in your application is 31st May. Auditions will be held during the month of June. The admission decision will be made by June 15th , and you will be notified shortly thereafter. The classes will commence on July, 16th.
Where are the Auditions held?
All Auditions will be held at the KM Music Conservatory in Chennai.
Do I need my own instrument?
Yes. Students are required to have their own instrument upon starting the program. If you do not already have an instrument, you may purchase one through the conservatory, which may be offered at a subsidized rate.
What other supplies do I need?
Students in the Bachelor Degree Program will be required to purchase an Apple laptop. Programs and software used in the curriculum are only compatible with Apple computers. These can also be purchased through the conservatory at subsidized prices. Students in the Foundation Program may also purchase laptops, however it is optional.
Are scholarships available?
Scholarships will be available to outstanding students, based on their financial need and an exemplary audition.


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"In repentance and rest is your salvation, in quietness and trust is your strength"
Isaiah 30:15
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James Hansen declares climate change a moral issue on par with slavery. I think it's more profound, since the future of humanity is at stake. Slavery can be halted quickly and its effects reversed in a few generations. Once we render the planet uninhabitable for everyone, humanity's trajectory is uncorrectable. Even if we somehow manage to stop our destructive actions, feedback mechanisms will have been kicked into place and irreversible damage done such as species extinctions.
Nasa scientist: climate change is a moral issue on a par with slavery
Averting the worst consequences of human-induced climate change is a "great moral issue" on a par with slavery, according to the leading Nasaclimate scientist Prof Jim Hansen.
Averting the worst consequences of human-induced climate change is a "great moral issue" on a par with slavery, according to the leading Nasaclimate scientist Prof Jim Hansen.
Hansen told the Guardian that the latest climate models had shown the planet was on the brink of an emergency.
"The situation we're creating for young people and future generations is that we're handing them a climate system which is potentially out of their control," he said.
I use the term "Climate Destabilization" rather than "Climate Change" because it's more accurate (less vague and less ambiguous) and carries an appropriate normative force.
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I have been collecting books on this subject.
James Hansen has one, STORMS OF MY GRANDCHILDREN, in which he sketches out a worst-case scenario, where the positive feedbacks of melting permafrost and melting undersea methane clathrates (and lesser ones like the effects of widespread desertification) combine to make a runaway greenhouse like Venus; not as hot as Venus but hot enough to make the seas simmer. He considers this scenario unlikely but possible; it is a small but real risk.
Peter Ward has a couple of books. In UNDER A GREEN SKY he lays out a scenario that he thinks may have been played out during the Permian extinction, and which he fears ma play out again under severe global warming. It is a complex chain of events; the "global conveyor" ocean current halts, the ocean bottoms become stagnant, then anoxic. The boundary between the oxygen-free deep waters and the still-oxygenated surface water rises toward the surface, and when it gets close enough to the surface to receive some sunlight, sulfur-dioxide-producing bacteria begin to grow; the water turns purple, and bubbles of sulfur-dioxide begin to rise to the atmosphere. eventually, with all the sea generating sulfur-dioxide, the sky turns green, and the air has enough sulfur-dioxide in it to seriously trouble life on land.
I confess I don't recall the particular contents of some other books on my shelves; Fred Pearce, WITH SPPED AND VIOLENCE, Peter Ward, THE FLOODED EARTH, Bill McKibben, EAARTH.
Overall point, even if the "worst-case" scenarios don't happen, the "less-worse" cases are bad enough to end our civilization and reduce humankind to a small remnant population scrambling to feed themselves.
Under a Green Sky and Eaarth have both been influential for me, John. Thanks for the other references.
One MIT study predicted we'd have a little more time before the Venus effect would kick in than Peter Ward thought. Sorry I lost the reference.
Here's a study recently completed by MIT which, as the article notes, found the same results as a paper done 40 years ago. By 2030, we seem headed for what may be only the first of a global collapse economically as well as in population as our consumption of resources eventually hits its unsustainable wall.
Thanks for this discussion Ruth, and for your response John. This is obviously such an important issue (much more so that whether one eats meat or not, though that plays its role in climate destabilization as well), and yet we are doing nothing. NOTHING. We knew this was going to happen 40 years ago and we did nothing. We have maybe less than 20 years left and still we do nothing. Granted, resource management and climate destabilization are not the same thing, but essentially they are both due to unsustainable living practices. And you know what? The US is the primary culprit, for climate destabilization if not for aggravating the conditions which lead to unsustainable use of resources. And just when we need political organization the most, our political sphere is in a complete shambles. The super-rich are the one's who are by far doing the most damage, and they are also the ones in the best position to do something about it, and yet it is not in their absurdly short-sighted interests to do anything about it. Meanwhile, we can't elect someone who is NOT bought by these very same people. One can't say too much about this sad state of affairs, but the simple truth is that when we do eventually reach a catastrophe, the rest of the world will rightly point their fingers squarely at America and blame us both for what we have done and for what he have not. We are all implicated, either by action or inaction. The rest of the world looks to us for leadership, and where are we leading them? Right to the abyss.
Franz Matzner agrees with you Jedi Wanderer, that
The super-rich are the one's who are by far doing the most damage, and they are also the ones in the best position to do something about it,...
Some will argue that if burning fossil fuels is ethically wrong, then we're all collectively guilty. It's either no one's fault or everyone's. At a certain transcendent level, there is some truth to that.
There are those, however, whose actions have far more sweeping impact and it is on these actors that the true focus must fall. It's a matter of scale. Their choices carry greater weight, so their level of culpability is that much starker. The consumer who bought clothes made from cotton during the slave-era bore less responsibility than the plantation owner or the politician who led the charge against abolition. Factory owners who fought child-labor laws were more culpable than consumers who bought a product from the factory—especially if they had no other option. It is no different with fossil fuels. The driver with no access to mass transit who fills his tank to get to work in the morning can shoulder only so much responsibility. The oil company executive who signs off on a campaign denying climate science is committing a grave choice and is fully responsible.
Two recent NRDC reports illustrate the point in concrete terms. Some utilities chose to respect the Clean Air Act and modernize, resulting in significant cuts in dangerous pollution, while others chose to spend millions and file lawsuits in an effort to keep pumping pollution into our communities. In a similar vein, it's often those same voices of power that spend millions to shift responsibility to the public.
The same choice played out in Congress repeatedly last year. Voting on whether to uphold or tear down children's right to breathe clean air, Senators from the same state, representing the same people, with access to the same facts chose different paths.
The point here is that powerful individuals -- CEOs, legislators, politicians—all have a clear choice to make. There is no insurmountable, magical hand forcing corporate CEOs, politicians, and business owners to keep polluting.
It's a matter of ethics, the stakes are incredibly high, and no one should shy away from holding those accountable who continue to inflict suffering instead of combating it. [emphasis mine]
Climate Change SOS: Which Side Are You On
Is there a climate change (destabilization) group on A|N yet?
There are discussions about climate destabilization on Eco-Logical and there's a new group Climate Concerns.
In What climate change is really about Doug Craig introduces a book where many important figures argue the moral grounds of sustainablity.
In Moral Ground, Ethical Action for a Planet in Peril, "Eighty visionaries--theologians and religious leaders, scientists, elected officials, business leaders, naturalists, activists, and writers" including the Dalai Lama, Thomas Friedman, Thich Naht Hanh, Pope John Paul II, E.O. Wilson, Paul Hawken, and Thomas Berry, "present a diverse and compelling call to honor our individual and collective moral responsibility to our planet."
...The missing premise of the argument and much-needed center piece in the debate to date has been the need for ethical values, moral guidance, and principled reasons for doing the right thing for our planet, its animals, its plants, and its people."
We are called to understand that climate change is a moral challenge, not simply an economic or technological problem.
Kelly Rigg shares points from a keynote speech by Jigar Shah.
... the 2012 Climate Vulnerability Monitor whose authors estimate that around 400,000 people are dying every year due to hunger and communicable diseases aggravated by climate change and that another 4.5 million or so die from air pollution.
These are shocking figures by any standard, but were we, the public, truly shocked? The problem with the climate movement, according to Shah, is our failure to effectively communicate and mobilize around a powerful sense of moral outrage:
"People aren't getting mercury in their bloodstream because we're dumping thermometers in the river. It's coming from toxic fuels like coal. We allow companies to dump their externalities into our health care system, which we pay real money for.
... it doesn't give me hope we can defeat the 6° agenda. We are never going to win this battle with technology alone. If we can't make the case that in essence we are trading off human lives for the economy, we're going to lose, and lose badly. We have lost our outrage." [emphasis mine]
Bill McKibben's road show focuses on moral outrage at the fossil fuel industry.
Cue the math: McKibben's roadshow takes aim at Big Oil
... the fossil fuel industry is prepared to cook humanity off the planet unless somebody stops it.
... sheer moral outrage at ... deep, intolerable injustice. The movements that change the world are moral struggles.
"There's always been this slight unreality to the whole climate change thing," he continued. "Because most people, at some level, kept thinking — and rightly so — Yeah, but no one will ever actually do this. No one will actually, knowingly, destroy the planet by climate change. But once you've seen those numbers, it's clear, that's exactly what they're knowingly planning to do. So that changes the equation, you know?" [emphasis mine]
Wow -Ruth! I really like the GIF you made here. I will check out that article.
Climate and Ethics has a video by Donald Brown, Sustainability Ethics and Law Scholar at Widener University School of Law
Climate change is a civilization challenging ethical and moral problem and this understanding has enormous practical significance for policy.
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2012 Melges 24 North American Championship - Sponsors & Competitors Sign Up
25 July 2012
San Francisco, CA, USA - 26 July 2012 - San Francisco Yacht Club and the San Francisco Melges 24 Fleet are preparing for an influx of Melges 24 teams from around the Globe as they ready themselves for the 2012 Melges 24 North American Championship, which takes place from 22-26 August.
Already many of the top teams have committed to the event and there's still time to enter before the early bird entry discount ends on Monday 30 July. Amongst the big names already gracing the entry list are past Melges 24 World and European Champion and Italian America's Cup star Flavio Favini and his team aboard Franco Rossini's SUI835 Blu Moon. For more than a decade this team has been winning major Melges 24 events around the globe, but they have yet to add the North American Championship to their CVs and no doubt they intend to rectify that situation this year.
Leading the home fleet are several very familiar names including Brian Porter and his Full Throttle team. A four time US National Champion, Brian claimed the North American title in 2006 in Santa Cruz and knowing this team's love of strong winds they will undoubtedly relish the big breez conditions for which San Francisco is notorious. Argyle Campbell and Bruce Ayres also rank among the elder statesmen in the Melges 24 Class these days and both already hold North American Championship wins - Ayres at the inaugural event in San Francisco in 2000 plus a Corinthian (all amateur) win in 2006; and Campbell in Detroit in 2004 - both will be keen to become the first crew to put their name on the overall trophy for a second time.
Don Jesberg might not yet have claimed a North American title but he's definitely hungry for a victory having recently returned to the Melges 24 after a couple of seasons out. Again Jesberg has been in the class since the 1990s and he and his hugely experienced crew should never be under estimated. Joining the old guard are plenty of the newer Melges 24 names such as local girl Kristen Lane and her impressive Brick House crew, Scott Holmgren's Rosebud and Alan Field in WTF, all of whom are more than capable of claiming this title.
With the 2013 Melges 24 World Championship also being hosted by the San Francisco Yacht Club in October next year, the home fleet is being joined by a number of overseas crews keen to start getting to grips with San Francisco Bay. From Australia and sailing with Connor Clark's Irish entry Embarr, comes four time 470 World Champion and Olympic Gold Medallist Nathan Wilmot. Nathan first graced the Melges 24 fleet last year and despite little training he put in some impressive results so this will definitely be a team to watch this year. Australia is also fielding Warwick Rooklyn's crew aboard Bandit. Having won this year's Australian Melges 24 National Championship and finished third at the US Nationals behind Harry Melges and Alan Field, Rooklyn is on an upward trajectory in the class and with the Melges 24 Worlds likely to be located in Australia in 2014 he is determined to ensure that the Aussie teams are up to pace and ready to welcome their overseas visitors.
Alongside some great sailors, the event is also attracting some great sponsors whose generous support is vital in ensuring the success of the regattas. Recent sponsor signings include Weather Routing Inc, Trumer Pils, North Sails, Coral Reef Sailing Apparel and Pusser's Rum.
Online Entry, Notice of Race and further information about the event are available from the Event Website.


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Valentine's day can be a minefield and while it can't be ignored, however much you might want to, neither does any man want to come across as cheesy. How to strike the balance you ask? We find the following simple formula works year in, year out: a Valentine's Day card from Smythson, the stationers, a large and tasteful bunch of seasonal flowers (ask the florist for "soft pinks"), a medium-sized box of expensive chocolates (NB the packaging is just as important as the contents) and a candle-lit dinner at home, with champagne to drink.
And here's what not to do...
Disguising your handwriting on a Valentine's card is fine, but know the limits. Composing a message made up of individual letters cut from newspaper headlines will make you look less like a serial lover than a serial killer.
Cuddly toys are the domain of the desperate. Before purchasing a polyester teddy bear clutching a love heart, ask yourself one simple question: what would your reaction be if the object of your affections invited you back for coffee, took you upstairs and then opened the door to reveal a boudoir festooned with more soft toys than a Justin Bieber obsessive? "Horny" devils are equally unforgiveable.
Restaurants. Eateries advertising special Valentine menus are to be avoided at all costs. Not only will you find yourself in a dining space filled with couples all looking around to see if those on neighbouring tables are having a better time/look more in love/are more attractive, you'll invariably be forced to pay over the odds, thanks in part to the over-priced single red rose in a slender transparent plastic cylinder you'll be duped into purchasing before you leave.
Lingerie is a potential minefield. Avoid anything that's cheap, red or produced in man-made fibres coarse enough to produce smoke when she walks from the bedroom to the bathroom. Make sure you get the size right, otherwise you'll merely be betraying how big you think she looks - or how big (or small) you'd like her to be. A good rule is to have a sneaky peek in her underwear drawer for sizes, although be careful not to be caught - especially if you are in the early stages of a relationship. Anything with zips or in rubber is only going to advertise your clandestine internet preferences. And talking of clandestine internet preferences, pornography is always a no.
Heart-shaped soap. Stop and think about it for a second. What is the hidden subtext of this present? I am giving you this not as a token of my love but because I feel strongly that your personal hygiene leaves a lot to be desired. Without exception, Valentine's Day novelty soaps will result in nothing sexier than your belle/beau smelling like your grandmother.
Household appliances. Vacuum cleaners are bad (chainsaws are worse) but not as bad as digital bathroom scales, electric toothbrushes or lady shaves. In fact, anything that might possibly prey on your intended's insecurities - gym membership, sessions with a personal trainer, a private consultation for a gastric band - are a bad idea. And while we're on the subject of the home, do not, under any circumstances, think that the true extent of your feelings will be conveyed with an oven glove bearing the legend "Hot Stuff".
Comedy gifts are, of course, oxymoronic. If you ever find yourself looking at a chocolate penis, a booklet of cut-out coupons for breakfast in bed/a free back rub/a bubble bath with candles or, God forbid, an elephant trunk thong, step away, take a deep breath and reconsider.
Movies. The right film at home on the sofa is fine; a trip to the cinema is a signal that you're happy to spend the bulk of your date not having to make conversation. If you go for the former, avoid nature documentaries, especially anything involving bonobo monkeys (clue: they're extremely randy). If the latter, steer clear of Mr Lars von Trier.
Flowers. Avoid bouquets wrapped in clear cellophane with prominent price stickers. They will betray the fact that you made a last-minute panic purchase from a supermarket or petrol station. Wreaths are not recommended for obvious reasons.
Saying I love you. It's one thing to send someone a card and a small gift; it's something else entirely to profess your undying love. Valentine's Day was invented by the greetings card industry and while you can't use this as an excuse to ignore it altogether, you should remember that once you've said, or written, "I love you", there really is no going back.


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The first thing you'll want to do after getting your new Inspire 4G is to protect your screen from all the elements that can cause scratches and dents. Why not protect your investment by picking up a screen protector that will not only enhance the quality of your display, but keep it out of harms way as well.
HTC Inspire 4G Screen Protectors
Screen Protectors for the Inspire 4G allow you to go about your daily business without having to worry about your device getting scratched by the keys in your pocket or other abrasive materials that your Inspire 4G may come in contact with.
HTC Inspire 4G Cleaning Cloth
Microfiber Cleaning Cloths are a great way to keep the screen of your Inspire 4G looking clean and pristine at all times. These microfiber cloths are the perfect size to carry with you wherever you go, ensuring that your device looks as good as the day you purchased it.


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In Sickness and in Health Classic TV Show
The follow up series to Till Death Us Do Part sees Alf Garnett causing more mayhem with his outrageous ways. The landmark comedy creation of Johnny Speight was already a part of British culture but with this series it became cemented in TV legend.
Play the In Sickness and in Health QuizYou're given 10 In Sickness and in Health questions at random with 4 multiple choice answers. One one is correct. How many will you score? Try again to better it, or why not challenge a friend to beat your score? 847 people have played it, and the average score is 7.63/10
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In Sickness and in Health Fan Tributes12 Karl from uk: A great show,we need more classics like this.i've just got 'em all on dvd,great to see 'em again after watching first time around.
11 JAY from Pakistan: I really admire the show and spend hours on you tube every day to wtach them all again and again. I wonder if anyone can send me full clip of Alf at Sabu's Genera; store after his wife death. On you tube its 5.03 mins clip and missing last few seconds.
10 bob from brumpton: recently bought all the dvd`s. made me realise how much i miss irene handel and patricia hayes, you could not help but warm to them, and alf?well, alf is alf.
9 Mike Sherwood from East Sussex: I think one of the funniest episodes was one involving the cast taking part in a seance with Irene Handle playing the medium. When she farted and Alf said ( a message from the grave, It smells like something from the grave ) one of my funniest tv moments ever.
8 richard from harlow essex: brilliant comedy, i am glad dandy nicholls found the strength for one last appearance, i especially liked ken campbells cameo appearances as alfs neighbour, johnny speight a true genius.
7 sarah mcentee from bahrain: Alf Garnet is a bloody gem, my saudi husband is bowled over by him, i bought him Alfs dvd's at xmas & they are his pride & joy. Long live Alf!
6 Oliver Liddard(Age12) from Bridgend: I always remember watching in sickness and in health on a dodgy VCR taped off of LWT. A great show which should be on much earlier. Some of us have school during the week!!
5 emma webb from eastleigh,hants: All round good programme - very funny. It's upsetting that Dandy Nichols looked so frail and ill. She still managed to make the audience laugh calling alf a pig.
I Loved the theme tune too.
4 from: Great classic comedy, but why do you edit-out so much (at least 6 minutes per episode), It spolls the scripts.
3 from: THE greatest episode was when he tried to fight Spike Milligan at the dance hall.
2 robert adair from british ulster: my favourite episode was when my garnet got stuck on a window ledge and fell on a beer cart
1 John Brandom from Milton Keynes: My favourite memory is of Alf being stuck on the window ledge being verbally abused by some youths whist being stranded 15 feet up calling him BALDY!!!!!!
In Sickness and in Health
Genre: Sitcom
Year: 1985-92
Warren Mitchell as Alf Garnett
Dandy Nichols as Else Garnett 1st Series
Carmel McSharry as Mrs Hollingberry
Arthur English as Arthur
Una Stubbs as Rita
James Ellis as Michael
Eamonn Walker as Winston
Ken Campbell as Fred Johnson
Eileen Kennally as Mrs Johnson (Series 1-4)
Tricia Kelly as Mrs Johnson (Series 5 onwards)
Harry Fowler as Harry the Milkman
Richard Speight as Goldie
Patricia Hayes as Min Reed
Vas Blackwood as Pele
John Bluthal as Ricky
Noeline Brown as Railene
Hugh Lloyd as Mr Carey
Pat Coombs as Mrs Carey
1926-01-14: Warren Mitchell (Alf Garnett) was born.
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Albert Reynolds Beal, 83, formerly of Chestnut Hill, a lawyer, died July 17 at the home of his daughter in Annapolis, Md., where he had been a resident for the past three years.
Mr. Beal retired in 2000 as a legal cost consultant for Legalgard, a legal cost control consulting firm. Earlier he had served as interim counsel to the Pennsylvania Board of Law Examiners, as head of the legal department at the Buckeye Pipeline Co., and as assistant general counsel at the Philadelphia Electric Co.
He began his legal career at Krusen, Evans & Byrne in Philadelphia, where he became a successful litigator in state and federal courts.
Born in Newburgh, N.Y., he was raised in Poughkeepsie, N.Y., and Rockport, Mass. He was a graduate of The Choate School and received a bachelor's degree in history from Harvard University and a bachelor of laws degree from the University of Pennsylvania Law School.
He served in the Army as a second lieutenant in the Korean War, earning the Korean Service Medal, the U.N. Service Medal and the National Defense Service Medal.
A longtime resident of Chestnut Hill, Mr. Beal was an active member of the Church of St. Martin-in-the-Fields, where he participated in the Stephen Ministry program, a one-on-one care-giving ministry.
He wrote and published book and film reviews and took part in the Great Books program. He was an avid sailor.
He is survived by his wife of 61 years, Ann Beal; sons Albert R. Beal, of Philadelphia, Bryan M. Beal, of Horsham, and Michael Luk, of Hong Kong; daughters Nell West, of Annapolis, Md., and Helene Manley Beal, of Philadelphia; a sister, Venie Darling, of Washington, D.C., and two grandchildren. A sister, Mary Beal Wendell, preceded him in death.
A memorial service will be held in Philadelphia in the fall. Memorial donations may be made to the American Heart Association, 500 East Plume St., Norfolk, VA 23510, or to the Alzheimer's Foundation of America, 322 Eighth Ave., 7th floor, New York, NY 10001.


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Great Performances: Stanley Jordan Live at The Iridium , NYC
Guitar Shop TV's New York correspondent Jill Nicolini introduces us to one of the city's coolest clubs, The Iridium, featuring an impressive live performance by the legendary jazz guitarist, Stanley Jordan. Jordan is renowned for his distinctive two-handed tapping technique and amazing improvisations, and we capture some great moments from this jazz/fusion icon's recent Iridium appearence.
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From LinuxTVWiki
A Linux kernel module which can snoop and output USB communications traffic. The output produced by usbmon can be examined by using utilities such as usbdump or USBMon.
Also see
- usbmon2usbsnoop - a perl script that convert's usbmon output into usbsnoop log file format
External Links
- kernel documentation
- The usbmon: USB monitoring framework article
- USBMon - an old java program that can interface with the output from the usbmon kernel module; unfinished ? see: the notes on this page and those from this article on USB snooping under Linux
- Wireshark - looks to be a newer and more polished way to interface with the usbmon kernel module's output; see the Wireshark wiki page's regarding USB: here and here


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CAMBRIDGE, Mass. – MIT's sixth-ranked women's swimming and diving team turned in a solid performance on Day 1 of the New England Women's and Men's Athletic Conference Swimming & Diving Championships this evening. The host Engineers won three events, including a pair of relays, that enabled MIT to build a 323-256 edge over Springfield College entering tomorrow's second day of competition.
Springfield edged out MIT by just 0.32 seconds in the opening 200 Free Relay race. The MIT team of sophomore Christy Rogers (Bend, Ore.), freshman Michelle Cunningham (Wayland, Mass.), junior Elina Hu (Oshkosh, Wis.) and senior Amy Jacobi (Cranbury, N.J.) turned in an NCAA B cut time of 1:35.58.
Freshman Emily Ryan (Indianapolis, Ind.) was spectacular in the women's 500 Free, setting a meet and school record with her effort of 4:54.81, which was also an NCAA B cut in winning the race. Junior Anna Kokensparger (Omaha, Neb.) broke her own meet record in taking the 200 IM, coming home in 2:04.57, which was also an NCAA A cut. Sophomore Katelyn Rossick (Middletown, Md.) was second, turning in an NCAA B cut time of 2:07.62. Rogers was the top finisher for the Engineers in the 50 Free, coming in third.
MIT closed out the evening with a win in the 400 Medley Relay. The team of Rogers, sophomore Calley Murphy (Bloomfield Hills, Mich.), Kokensparger and Hu took their title in a school record and NCAA B cut time of 3:50.88.


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Gibson Sues More Than Just Activision Over Virtual Music Concert Patent
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Of course, there are all sorts of questionable things about this lawsuit. As we pointed out when Activision first sued, Gibson's patent doesn't seem similar to "Guitar Hero" at all. It talks about playing a real concert, with a real guitar (with strings) attached to a head mounted display. Also, as Activision points out, Gibson didn't care about the patent as long as Activision and Gibson had a marketing agreement. They only started calling for patent infringement after the marketing agreement ended. Finally, suing retailers for selling the game is quite sketchy. In fact, the Supreme Court just heard a case looking at whether or not that was legit, and the Justices sounded quite skeptical. Gibson is clearly posturing to try to push for a settlement -- and in the process, showing yet another way to abuse the patent system.


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@23 gundam fan
Even tho you are responding to me I do understand what your trying to say even if it is badly worded.
I have very similar disgust on AA crew actions as a whole. But ive already said my piece years ago in different threads. But for argument purpose im just going to stay neutral and avoid another circle of arguments specifically the nature of Kira's insertions. I hope you can understand.
But for the sake of plot and story we can see from the final product why she was at the frontlines instead of doing what politicians that dont agree with mainstream decisions do back in parliament.
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After re-wachting Gundam Seed and Destiny for the 4th time i can say that this SEED serie is the best Anime imo out in the anime world, its just great everything! The drama, the action, its all perfect. And i know there allot of those bashers, it's just you guys take it to damn serieusly these Gundam series, Kira is just perfect! FU
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I'm sorry, but Athrun is the last person who should be blaming others about not making the "smart" choices.
The funny thing is, that he keeps on doing it, like when he was mad at Shinn for not being a good soldier when, as we can see in SEED, Athrun wasn't always a good soldier himself.
|2012-01-30, 20:42
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You can go around the net and find kira cultists or lacus bearers, kiraXathrun social groups as an example of *serious*
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What kinda flaws did Kira shown in SEED and destiny? I think Kira was really intresting, with the fact that he was the ultimate coordinator! But again like Kira also say'd, he was selfish sometime's, that is maybe a flaw. I think that Gill in Destiny was a Good man with an good solution, but Kira and lacus didnt like'd it and they put up a meaningless fight.
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Perfection in real life doesn't exist that's why I thought in a sci-fi movie or an anime, one could be. Unfortunately, there is none. Even Kira, who is one of my favorite pilot thus far.
I know there are bashers of Seed. Most of their claims are baseless and they were just on it because they think they're cool if they do. Anyway, if you see it here, expect it to be deleted.
For me, Seed is a good series, but Destiny is err.. have good mechs least to say. It's confusing, really.
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She would risk a war with the AF again, and the last time Orb did that, Orb was conquered.
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She could go back earlier, but she could surely not do anything. You know, many people are
very stubborn regarding elders and hierarchy; they follows whatever craps from a mature,
well-formed nobles like Seiran, but not from a young, orphaned ones aka Athha,
though Cagalli is clearly much more smarter. This was one of the reason
of the unnecessarily causalities in the Orb-Minerva battle.
Very crazy, wasn't it ?
And I think it was Cagalli who insisted to go out to interference, and it was impossible
to stop her. This is why I think she is a much better solider than a bad leader.
|2012-02-02, 02:16
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Seed kira was shown that he could be manipulated. DESTINY he was defeated by being predictable against shinn. There are others but im short on time.
Cagalli even tho she may not get fast direct results she may try other approaches such as rallying and campaigning. Government officials practice this when they are against a mainstream decision.
Given her political opponent is removed of course it a good time to come back. No risk no obstacles no effort.
Yes it is easy to stop her. Room with 3 walls and bars.. solves everything when trying to restrain someone...
j/k aside, AA crew are very irresponsible for allowing the head of state to freely do as she pleases in a battle.
Safety of government official is a high priority when on board a military vessel in the navy.
Considering cagalli is quite poor as a politician then i wouldn't be surprised anything she does would be better. NO offense but she would also be a pi$$ poor soldier as well. The scenes where ORB pilots yelling at her what soldiers do and fight for is a clear indication she doesn't understand the qualities that makes a soldier.
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I looks obvious that Cagalli didn't have much support in the administration. Her left & right arms were
the Seiren family. I guess one needs some time to prepare a campaign, but it looked apparently
that everyone of the AF, the PLANT, and of course the internal culprits were constantly stealing her time.
What happened in the storyline was not that optimal, either. The rise and fall of Muammar
Abu Minyar al-Gaddafi (as well as Char in CCA; I mentioned Char because al-Gaddafi and him were quite
similar at that point) is a pretty classical example of a hero taking leadership.
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Why it was controversial? Kira and Mu. They should have stayed dead, instead they ruined everything. Athrun also needs to make up his mind for once and Cagalli needs to stop being lead around the nose. Shinn should have got more development and screen time as well as his relationship with Lunamaria expanded upon.
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Shinn never would have died, he was fine. Lunamaria fixed his helmet before is cracked completely.
Besides, original Mu and Kira were supposed to die. That was changed due to Kira fanboys and many refusing to accept Mu's death. Hence why they edited out his blood helmet floating in space.
Destiny need more focus on the Real Main Character. Shinn, and a real villain. Not Mu pretending he was Rau.
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It just felt like SEED Destiny lacked a lot of originality too, specially mid-way through to the end, where it melted down into SEED 2.0 pretty much.
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By David Pugliese
Ottawa Citizen
Canada's new Chinooks will be outfitted with a new state-of-art laser-based counter-missile defense system, military officers have told Defence Watch.
The first of the 15 Chinook F models ordered by Canada are scheduled to arrive in the summer of 2013.
They will have undergone some modifications that the military deemed to be worthwhile for Canadian scenarios. Those include the installation of larger fuel tanks for increased range and an upgraded electrical system that is designed to handle improved avioncis as well as a laser-based counter-missile defence system.
The Canadian Chinooks are different from those being operated by the U.S. Army because of the increased fuel capacity, defensive suite and improved electrical system, said Canadian Air Force Lt. Col. Rick McLaughlin, operational requirements manager for the medium-heavy lift helicopter project.
The Canadian Chinooks will be outfitted with an enhanced survivability package using a directed infra-red countermeasures system, he noted. The turreted system constantly watches for missile launches and "defeats the eyeball on the heat-seeker (of a missile) using a laser shot," McLaughlin said.
Also on board will be more traditional countermeasures against missiles such as flares. The upgraded electrical system that is being installed on the Canadian Chinooks is designed to handle the extra power needs to run the laser-based countermeasures system.
McLaughlin also said Canada will have large-size fuel tanks installed in the Chinooks for increased range, to deal with the country's large geographic size as well as a result from lessons learned from Afghanistan. He noted that many operations being flown in-theater with Chinooks involved the use of fuel bladders, outfitted in the rear cabin area, to provide added range.
McLaughlin said Canada had safety issues about using such fuel bladders as well as concerns that putting the extra fuel containers in the rear of the aircraft would cut down on the number of troops that could be carried.
"For each one that goes in there you loose upwards of a dozen seats in the back," he explained. "The whole issue of carrying gas in the back and losing cargo capability came into the discussion."
All aircraft are expected to be delivered by June 2014.
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Watchpoints this week
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pax Canada 8.42am
chicks have been fed, there really moving around now, one was up along side mum on the scrape when she was feeding them.
- 25 May 2009 at 16:44
Just come on and can't get the laternate view only seeing lots of feathers on the main scrape, hope they are ok. Joy
- 25 May 2009 at 17:32
Thanks very much to the DWT and Cathedral volunteers for the Watchpoint and Tower Tour this morning, and of course to those involved in this site. It was good to see the bids in the flesh as it were and get my bearings as to where the camera shots are actually taken from.
We may have temporarily disturbed the male on our arrival on the tower roof as he circled a few times calling loudly, perhaps he thought we were going to be ringing the chicks again.
If you can cope with heights and a narrow spiral staircase take the tower tour, well worth the exertion required. Not sure I could cope with abseiling down the outside though.
Chris, Alrewas
- 25 May 2009 at 17:39
Just wanted to say how much we enjoyed coming to the Watchpoint today and meeting all of you great crowd involved in this fantastic project. It was good to put faces to names. We'll be up again in a couple of weeks when hopefully the "little" ones will be more on view on the ledge.
Best wishes to all.
Mary and Peter T - Caerphilly, S.Wales.
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DOVER — Another weekend snowstorm is expected drop three to six inches of snow by the end of today on the Tri-City region, while many parts of New England remain buried by last week's mammoth storm.
The snow is expected to fall through early this evening, and with temperatures likely being in the 20s today, icy roads will accompany the snowfall, said James Brown, hydrometeorological technician at National Weather Service in Gray, Maine.
On Saturday, Brown said snow was expected to start Saturday evening, and continue through this morning, with a possible break in snowfall overnight.
After today's snowstorm, a low pressure system coming from the Midwest is expected to bring more snow on Tuesday or Wednesday. While today's storm is not expected to bring rain, the storm expected for later in the week will likely be a wintry mix, said Brown, consisting of snow and sleet followed by rain.
As of Saturday night, a winter storm warning was in effect for Boston, where the National Weather Service said six to eight inches of snow could fall by Sunday night. Heavier snow — up to 10 inches — is possible on Cape Cod, Martha's Vineyard and Nantucket. Strong winds are expected to accompany the snow, gusting up to 50 mph.
Farther north, a blizzard watch is in effect for parts of Down East and Northeast Maine, where 10 inches of snow is possible along with wind gusts in excess of 50 mph. The National Weather Service warned that whiteout conditions are likely with near-zero visibility because of blowing, drifting snow.
The storm isn't expected to be the epic event of last week, which dropped up to three feet of snow on some areas and knocked out power to hundreds of thousands of utility customers. Cape Cod, which could get the worst of the coming storm, had between eight and 17 inches of snow in that storm.
But officials said this storm will be plenty bad enough at its peak to keep residents indoors.
Boston Mayor Thomas Menino said crews pretreated roads and plows would be working through the night, but travel could still be treacherous in the morning.
"I'm asking residents to use common sense, and stay off the roads while snowfall is heaviest tomorrow," he said Saturday.
Meteorologist Matthew Belk said Providence can also expect six to eight inches while central Massachusetts and southern New Hampshire could get up to six inches.
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Started by chef Amanda Baumgarten in an attempt to bring back the communal dining experience of the Sunday supper, Herringbone offers a prix fixe menu on Sunday evenings starting at 6 p.m. With a menu that changes weekly, guests can choose between two appetizers and two entrees, and top it off a dessert for $35. The menu includes a suggested cocktail to start the meal, and house wines are offered at $6 a glass or $22 a bottle.
Striving to cook seasonally, Baumgarten is currently deep in autumn fare. Making use of cold-weather comfort foods like squash, root vegetables and slow-cooked red meats, she brings the diner back to a different time, evoking the feel of a warm kitchen with a table surrounded by several generations of family members. On Dec. 9, Baumgarten offered up the choice of either shrimp and loca bass ceviche with an avocado mousse served with homemade crackers (the recipe for which Baumgarten guards closely) or parsnip agnolotti (similar to a ravioli) with roasted chestnuts for the appetizer. For the entrée, guests could choose bet-ween a slow-cooked brisket with pan-fried macaroni and cheese or grilled snapper with a cranberry-apple Israeli cous cous, acorn squash and a pistachio vinaigrette. For dessert, a chocolate pecan pie perfectly rounded out the autumn-themed meal.
Inspired by a similar event at an L.A.-area supper club, Baumgarten was determined to bring the tradition of gathering around the table with family and friends on a Sunday evening to La Jolla. She starting creating the special menus about six weeks ago, and has since attempted to grow the event, hoping the dinners could become a regular tradition for locals at the end of their weekend. At the beginning of each week, she creates the menu and by Wednesday, the next Sunday's supper is up online for diners to view.
For more information about Herringbone's Sunday Supper, to view menus or to make a reservation, visit www.herringboneeats.com or call (858) 459-0221. Herringbone, part of Brian Malarkey's Fabric of Social Dining family of restaurants, is located at 7837 Herschel Ave.
Herringbone's Sunday Supper menu for Dec. 16: Cocktail:
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Reading Time Across Words and Numbers
Reading Time Across Words and Numbers
Date and TimeSunday, October 1, 2017
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- Mary Idema Pew Library » Exhibition Space
Reading Time Across Words and Numbers: An Exhibition of Visualization Projects by Heather Corcoran
October 1-October 29, Exhibition Space, Mary Idema Pew Library
We are awash in data. It is a social condition of our time. This exhibition is a response to that condition. Can data can slow down, become more meditative, and be bent toward poetry? Reading Time Across Words and Numbers is a body of work by designer and writer Heather Corcoran. The exhibition visualizes data to express the passing of time in nature, literary canons, and texts.
Heather Corcoran will visit campus Wednesday, October 11 to speak about her work. All are invited to the guest lecture, which will take place at 6pm in the Multipurpose Room of the Mary Idema Pew Library.
Erin Fisher, Library Program Manager, email@example.com
This event also occurred on 10/2/2017, 10/3/2017, 10/4/2017, 10/5/2017, 10/6/2017, 10/7/2017, 10/8/2017, 10/9/2017, 10/10/2017, 10/11/2017 and 18 others


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Higher Education, Funding & AccessEdingburgh, 31st Aug 2017
These dual, and sometimes competing, pressures must be understood within the context of globalisation. Developed countries generally see higher education as a way of building knowledge economies, leading to debates about the proportion of students who should be qualified to tertiary level; the division of costs between the individual student and the state; the most effective ways of increasing participation by students from non-traditional backgrounds; and the intended and unintended consequences of widening access initiatives. As noted by Rizvi and Lingard (2010), globalisation is not a one-directional force, but is accompanied by movements to reinforce the local and the regional, often driven by anxiety about the rapid pace of change and a perceived loss of identity. This seminar explores the way in which the twin pressures of globalisation and localisation play out in the field of higher education and in specific debates on fees regimes, access and culture. In the following paragraphs, we set out the central themes addressed.
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text: Those looking for a frightening way to gear up for the Halloween holiday can visit the "Scare at the Fair," which is starting tonight at the Cheboygan County Fairgrounds. The Cheboygan Area Jaycees is putting on the event, which will be open every Friday and Saturday through Oct. 26, with a special Halloween night encore on Oct. 31. The regular hours are 8 p.m.-10:30 p.m., with additional hours on Halloween. Admission is $10 per person. Cheboygan Jaycees President Jade Hunt said this is the event's first year at the fairgrounds. She said six barns have been decorated, with both indoor and outdoor scares. "We hope this will be our permanent home," Hunt said. The event has been relocated several times in recent years due to venues no longer being available; it has been held at Black River Elementary School, Inverness Elementary School and the former Carter's Food Center building, among other places. Hunt said the new location could attract more people. "We are more centrally located at the fairgrounds; it's a better location, so we are hoping it will be busier," Hunt said. Visitors will find themselves walking through a variety of scary scenerios, with more than 20 "rooms" having been created. "There is a cemetery, a spiderweb 'room' and a voodoo room," Hunt noted. "We do not have one thing the same as last year, with the exception of our traditional maze. Otherwise it is all new." Also new this year, the Community Church of Christ will be offering concessions at the event. There will be hot dogs, sloppy joes, nachos and more for sale. Cheboygan Jaycees Vice President Nate King said that in addition to providing community entertainment, this event serves as the nonprofit organization's biggest fundraiser. "This event is our biggest fundraiser and by far the event that requires the most dedication and hard work from our membership," King said. "The money raised from this event is critical to keep our chapter functioning and to sponsor our other efforts in the community like Kids Day, our Scholarship Fund and Christmas Wishes." Hunt agreed."All of the proceeds will go back to the community," Hunt said the Cheboygan Jaycees are the reigning first place champions of all the Jaycee chapters statewide for its "haunting" event. On Halloween, the event will offer a "lights on" show for kids 12 and under from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. with admission being a food donation. Kids will get free candy. A ramped up adult version will follow during the regular hours from 8 p.m. to 10:30 p.m. Hunt said any teenagers or adults who are interested in volunteering to "haunt" should call her at 420-2555. "We are always looking for more people to haunt," Hunt said. Those looking for additional scares will find them at the "Scream in Wolverine," which is open every Thursday, Friday and Saturday in October and Nov. 1 and 2. The attraction is open from 7 p.m. to 11 p.m. on those days. The attraction features three different haunts, including Kurt & Burt's House of Horror, the Swamp of Terror and the Crazed Clown Convention. Admission to "Scream in Wolverine" is $20 for all three haunts, or patrons can pay by the haunt. A variety of pricing options are available. "Scream in Wolverine" is not recommended for children under 12. It is located two miles north of Wolverine on Old 27. More information is available at www.screaminwolverine.com.


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