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HERTFORDSHIRE, England, Dec. 8 (UPI) -- The laws of gift giving call for making an effort when choosing a gift so a gift card or re-gifting can put a relationship at risk, a British researcher says.
Karen Pine, a professor of psychology at the University of Hertfordshire in England, who studies the psychology behind giving gifts, says re-gifting tells the recipient exactly what might you might think it does -- you don't care, Time magazine reported.
"Being a recipient of a gift that someone is just passing on to you violates all the laws of gift giving, especially that you should make an effort and choose a gift for someone," Pine told Time. "If you're discovered, the person receiving the gift usually feels quite hurt and insulted."
Gift cards can be problematic depending on the recipient. A woman is less likely to appreciate a gift card from a romantic partner because it lacks the sentimental factor.
Pine said an example of this occurred in her research. A woman hinted to her husband she wanted jewelry. The husband gave her a gift card to a jewelry store. He saw it as a practical solution, but the wife was looking for the sentimental value of the gift, so the husband missed the point, Pine explained.
Women tend to be more sentimental about gifts and attach a lot of meaning to presents, while men tend to desire and give gifts that are usable, pragmatic and functional.
"Oftentimes, a man finds it easier to buy an iPad for his wife. If he thought she wanted a piece of jewelry, he would have no idea how to choose it. He doesn't necessarily know what type she likes. It puts him in a retail experience that's awkward and unfamiliar to him," Pine told Time. "But he does know how to buy a gadget."
How to tell if your gift was a dud? If the gift recipient doesn't make eye contact with you as they're praising the gift, puts it back in the box, or starts re-wrapping it, the gift did not go over.
However, if the gift recipient makes eye contact, and interacts with the present by smelling it, holding it up or stroking it, the gift was a hit, Pine said.


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JACKSONVILLE, N.C. - Three Marine Corps officers at North Carolina's Camp Lejeune have been relieved of their command nearly two months after a training accident that killed seven Marines in Nevada.
Marine officials say a battalion commander, a company commander and an infantry weapons officer have been relieved after a mortar tube exploded during a field exercise March 18 at Hawthorne Army Depot. Seven Marines and a sailor also were wounded.
The officers relieved were Lt. Col. Andrew McNulty, Capt. Kelby Breivogel and Chief Warrant Officer 3 Douglas Derring.
Lt. Peter Koerner, a spokesman for the 2nd Marine Division, said Thursday that McNulty was relieved because of a loss of confidence in his ability to command the battalion.
He did not have details on why the other two were relieved, but said all three remain active duty Marines.

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31 HORROR STORIES -- "Quest for Blank Claveringi" (1967)@ 12:00 PM
Patricia Highsmith wrote STRANGERS ON A TRAIN and the Ripley novels. She also wrote SPY SMASHER and CAPTAIN MIDNIGHT comics for Fawcett. And she loved animals and bugs.
I don't think she thought bugs liked us too much. At least, the giant snails in this reasonable, matter-of-fact freak show of a story don't seem to friendly.
What's worse -- drowning or being eaten alive? Read this story and find out.


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"I'll Build A Stairway to Paradise"
Clip: Season 46 Episode 2 | 2m 15s
Henri's dreams of being a star singer manifest in this musical number - complete with all the sparkle and class of a Ziegfield Follies show-stopper.
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How to Save Tomato Seeds
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Well, today I'm going to show you how to save seeds from everybody's favorite crop. Our homegrown tomato. So, lets go back to the kitchen, and I'll show you how to save tomato seeds.
So, we're going to start by simply slicing a tomato open. And you can see how the seeds are kind of embedded in this juice on the inside. Tomatoes are actually berries. They're fleshy, mini-seeded fruits, and we're going to have to get the seeds out by simply squeezing the contents into this bowl.
Now, the next step is simply pouring all the seeds along with the juice and some of the pulp into a mason jar like you might use to make pickles in. The idea now is to allow the contents of the jar to ferment so microorganism can digest away all the pulp and the jelly around the seeds that might impede germination next season. And the way we're going to do that is we're are going to simply cover the top of the jar with a piece of precut cheese cloth. And you can find cheesecloth in any home center or paint store. And we're just simply going to put the lid down over the cheese cloth like that and make sure it's secure. Now, we'll set this in a dark area in the kitchen — say on top of the refrigerator or way back in back the kitchen cabinets and allow it to ferment for a couple of weeks.
So, here we are about two weeks later. and this is our jar of seeds and you'll notice a couple of things. first of all there's the layer of mold growing on top of the liquid. I know it looks gross, but those microorganisms are crucial to this process. They digest away the pieces of the pulp and the jelly like substance that coated the seeds inside the fruit. You'll also notice that some of the seeds have settled to the bottom of the jar, and those will be the viable seeds. The nonviable seeds are still suspended in the solution.
So, to get the seeds out of the bottom of the jar. We are going to take the lid off, remove the cheesecloth and pour the contents of the jar mold and all (well maybe we'll leave some of the mold in the jar … as much as we can anyway) into this handheld strainer. And now we'll just run this under a stream of water to wash the seeds off.
So, after washing our seeds are now clean, and we're ready to spread them out on some wax paper to dry before we package them up. So, now we're going to pour the clean seeds out of the strainer onto some wax paper, and we're going to use wax paper to prevent the wet seeds from sticking down like they would if we used regular paper. And we're just going to spread these out so they can air dry for a couple days. So, after several days of air drying our seeds are ready to be poured off the wax paper in to some coin envelopes which are available at your local office supply store. And I've precut the wax paper to a smaller size so we can deal with it a lot easer. And I've creased it to make pouring the seeds a lot easier. Some are inevitably going to jump away. So, now our seeds can be stored until next season. All we have to do is label the envelope so we make sure we have the right variety next year.
Good luck saving seeds for your vegetable garden next season. I'm Kerry Heafner with the LSU Ag Center.


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Those actors should! Many of them have appeared in big name TV programs and feature films. You might not know their names, but maybe you've seen their faces. They are character actors.
Take Keith Szarabajka, who plays Arson Detective Herscel Biggs. The actor played Detective Stephens in The Dark Knight and appeared in Season 4 of 24.
Others include Garla Gallo, who played Gloria Bishop in L.A. Noire's "The Fallen Idol". She's appeared in The 40 Year-Old Virgin, Superbad, and Bones. Actor Ned Vaughn plays L.A. Noire's traffic desk captain; recently, he's appeared on Mad Men. Courtney Gains, who's appeared in Back to the Future and Memphis Belle, plays a suspect in L.A. Noire's Golden Butterfly case.
Of course, L.A. Noire protagonist Cole Phelps is played by Aaron Staton of Mad Men. His performance, and the performance of the other actors, was captured with high tech cameras that filmed scenes from multiple angles.
Click through the link below to read more about L.A. Noire's character actors.
Where've I Seen that Face? L.A. Noire's Character Actor Line-Up: Detective Biggs, Gloria Bishop, Captain Gordon Leary and More [Rockstar]


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Viking Pest Control President presented with National Young Entrepreneur Award
Viking Pest Control President Ryan Bradbury was presented with the National Young Entrepreneur Award at NPMA's (National Pest Management Association) PestWorld, this year in Phoenix, AZ.
Bradbury was recognized with the second annual Young Entrepreneur Award.
"The NPMA Young Entrepreneur Award is a new industry award established to recognize young entrepreneurs working in the professional pest management industry who have helped create or develop an industry, business, or have stewarded a meaningful industry concept to fruition," said presenter John Myers. "Amazingly, some of our nominees this year have done all of these things."
Bradbury, who worked as an equity trader and for Schering Plough prior to joining the family business, has played in integral role in Viking's recent growth the past 12 years. Since Bradbury came on board, the company has grown by 350 percent. Bradbury has been an active NPMA member, serving on numerous committees. He's also been active in local charities/organizations, such as the Association of Retarded Citizens of Somerset County, and he donates blood every eight weeks for the last 9 years. Ryan is a board member of NJPMA and Quality Pro.
Bradbury thanked NPMA for the recognition, which he said he shares equally with his other family members involved in the industry, dad Ed Bradbury, and brother Dan Bradbury. "It was certainly a surprise and a great honor," said Bradbury. "I really think that there is a great generation of people in the industry right now — people in the same age-frame as me — that are doing great things, so to be chosen is really flattering." "Most importantly, I'd like to thank my team members at Viking Pest Control who make me look better than I am. In my heart, I know those great employees make Viking the great company it has become."


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Your Holiday Jukebox
Looking for holiday music to help warm the hearth, chill the eggnog or party in the new year? Yes, there's the traditional ("Silent Night"), and there's the contemporary traditional (José Feliciano's "Feliz Navidad"). But we can also look no further than top GRAMMY winners for some joyful tidings that may not be standards just yet, but don't bet against them when St. Nick's hitting the chimneys in 2025.
GRAMMY Winner: Alison Krauss (26 GRAMMYs)
Holiday Cheer: "Only You Can Bring Me Cheer (Gentlemen's Lady)" (iTunes>)
Included on A Very Special Acoustic Christmas, part of the charitable A Very Special Christmas series, and written with brother Viktor Krauss. Other GRAMMY winners featured on the album are Norah Jones, Willie Nelson, Ricky Skaggs, Wynnona, and more.
GRAMMY Winner: Stevie Wonder (25 GRAMMYs)
Holiday Cheer: Someday At Christmas (iTunes>)
Released in 1967 when Wonder was in his mid-teens. Includes the jaunty "What Christmas Means To Me" and traditional songs such as "Silver Bells," "Ave Maria" and "The Little Drummer Boy."
GRAMMY Winner: U2 (22 GRAMMYs)
Holiday Cheer: "Christmas (Baby Please Come Home)" (iTunes>)
From the very first A Very Special Christmas in 1987 comes this U2 cover of the Darlene Love song from Phil Spector's groundbreaking A Christmas Gift For You From Phil Spector album.
GRAMMY Winner: Aretha Franklin (18 GRAMMYs)
Holiday Cheer: This Christmas (iTunes>)
Interject a bit of soul into your holiday proceedings with this collection, which includes "Ave Maria," "Hark! The Herald Angels Sing," "Angels We Have Heard On High," and a personalized reading of "'Twas The Night Before Christmas" from the Queen of Soul herself.
GRAMMY Winner: Jimmy Sturr (18 GRAMMYs)
Holiday Cheer: A Jimmy Sturr Christmas (iTunes>)
Yes, you can roll out the polka holiday with this 1992 album of cheer and beer. Includes the vowel-challenged Christmas classic "Wykrzyknijmy Wiwat (Shout Viva)."
GRAMMY Winner: Ray Charles (17 GRAMMYs)
Holiday Cheer: The Spirit Of Christmas (iTunes>)
The album cover for this holiday classic features Charles with a sleigh full of gifts, and the album is packed with a sleigh full of merry tunes, including "Rudolph The Red-Nosed Reindeer," "Santa Claus Is Comin' To Town" and "Winter Wonderland."
GRAMMY Winner: Eric Clapton (17 GRAMMYs)
Holiday Cheer: "Christmas Tears" (iTunes>)
Looking for a live Christmas? Try A Very Special Christmas — Live From Washington, D.C., which features five tracks from Clapton, including teamings with Blues Traveler's John Popper, Mary J. Blige and Sheryl Crow.
GRAMMY Winners: Jeff Beck, Eric Johnson, Joe Perry, Richie Sambora, Steve Vai (16 GRAMMYs combined)
Holiday Cheer: Merry Axemas — A Guitar Christmas (iTunes>)
Need a holiday album with some trills, sweep picking, hammer-ons and pull-offs? This 1997 compilation offers shredding takes on traditional holiday songs, including Beck's pristine "Amazing Grace," Johnson's sublime "The First Nowell," Perry's slide guitar-fueled "Blue Christmas," Sambora's solemn "Cantique De Noel," and Vai's energetic "Christmas Time Is Here."
GRAMMY Winner: Sting (16 GRAMMYs)
Holiday Cheerless: If On A Winter's Night (iTunes>)
Sting finds the lump of coal in the holiday season with this decidedly Grinch-esque take on the most wonderful time of the year. "I trolled through any song from any period and any genre that mentioned snow, ice, Christmas, winter, frost. … " Sting told The Wall Street Journal. Brrrr.
GRAMMY Winner: B.B. King (15 GRAMMYs)
Holiday Cheer: A Christmas Celebration Of Hope (iTunes>)
King delivered his first Christmas album in 2001, wrapped with a bow for blues fans who could appreciate such songs as "Back Door Santa." It's vintage King with a holiday twist.
GRAMMY Winner: Chet Atkins (14 GRAMMYs)
Holiday Cheer: Christmas With Chet Atkins (iTunes>)
AllMusic.com calls it "one of the most underrated holiday platters of all time." Certainly it beats the cold-cut platter. Atkins was the king of country guitar and one of the architects of the countrypolitan sound, and he turns those forces into a Christmas present for you.
GRAMMY Winner: Tony Bennett (14 GRAMMYs)
Holiday Cheer: Snowfall — The Tony Bennett Christmas Album (iTunes>)
This 1968 collection of holiday music features Bennett swinging through a selection of holiday numbers, including "White Christmas" and "Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas." Also included is "My Favorite Things" from The Sound Of Music, though we're not sure how this qualifies as holiday music?
GRAMMY Winner: Paul McCartney (14 GRAMMYs)
Holiday Cheer: "Wonderful Christmastime" (iTunes>)
As was always the way with former Beatlemates McCartney and John Lennon, "Wonderful Christmastime" was the sweet, celebratory counterpoint to Lennon's angrier, cautionary "Happy Xmas (War Is Over)." While Lennon railed, "And so this is Christmas/For weak and for strong/For rich and the poor ones/The world is so wrong," McCartney sang, "The mood is right/The spirit's up/We're here tonight/And that's enough." Both are becoming Christmas standards. And the spirit is definitely up for McCartney as he'll be honored as the 2012 MusiCares Person of the Year in February.
GRAMMY Winner: Michael Jackson (13 GRAMMYs)
Holiday Cheer: The Jackson 5 Christmas Album
This 1970 disc was the second official album release for the Jacksons. It contains mostly classic Christmas tunes, and may have been the last opportunity Michael had to be a kid.
GRAMMY Winner: Emmylou Harris (12 GRAMMYs)
Holiday Cheer: Light Of The Stable (iTunes>)
Released in 1979, Light Of The Stable has become a holiday classic, and was the beneficiary of a rerelease in 2004 with expanded liner notes and remastering. With special guests such as Dolly Parton and Neil Young, Harris presents hayseed-flavored renditions of "Cherry Tree Carol," "Little Drummer Boy," "Away In A Manger," and more.
What music will you be playing this holiday season? Leave us a comment.


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OK, I'll admit, I like movie stars as well as the next guy. And when two of them, Ed Begley, Jr. and Daryl Hannah, are up in front of the room, it's sometimes hard to concentrate on what they're actually saying. In this case, the setting was the Petersen Auto Museum in Los Angeles, and the occasion was the "Alcohol for Sustainable Living" press conference.
David Blume, who wrote the book Alcohol Can be a Gas, is a passionate advocate of ethanol fuel for everything from powering hybrid cars and motorcycles to running furnaces and barbecuing tofu. He did nearly all these things (as well as make the fuel in a still) on the roof of the Petersen.
Begley's much-traveled 2001 Prius (one of the first made) was up there to get converted to "flex fuel," enabling it to burn E100, or 100 percent alcohol. This is simpler than it appears, requiring no more than a 10-milimeter socket wrench and a couple of screwdrivers to install a small device made by Blume's company.
Also on hand was the 6.6-liter Trans-Am from Kill Bill, which Hannah has also converted to alcohol with Blume's help. It looked incredibly dangerous, and according to Hannah was actually the backup car (the good one went to Michael Madsen). "I'm a big fan of non-petroleum ways of moving ourselves around," Hannah said, "including electric cars running on renewable energy and biofuels, which is why I was a cofounder of the Sustainable Biodiesel Alliance."
Begley is, of course, an old hand at this kind of thing, having bought a Taylor-Dunn electric car in 1970. As viewers of Living With Ed are well aware, his home is thoroughly green. MNN was able to pay him a visit, and saw such amenities as a four-kilowatt solar array, a solar cooker, a Toyota RAV-4 EV that's been in the family for many years, and natural lighting. I missed the bicycle he pedals to power his toaster, though. Here's Ed showing off his RAV-4:
Blume outlined some compelling visions of an alcohol-fueled future that would reform our current corn-based production. Ethanol has to get holistic, and take advantage of the system's epic amounts of waste. In particular, he said that stale doughnuts make great alcohol because of how much sugar (10 teaspoons) they contain. And I loved his vision for a closed-loop "living machine" that would produce alcohol from grain, then use the highly nutritious leftovers to feed fish, whose poopy water is great for growing cabbages. Don't think it can work? Archer Daniels Midland did it profitably for many years, Blume said, until the program was killed by a CEO from the oil industry.
The urgency of renewable fuels was underscored by Hunter Lovins of Natural Capitalism Solutions, who said that GM's meltdown was a sign that "business can't go on as usual. Our underlying non-sustainability is behind the collapse, and we're borrowing $2 billion a day to buy oil."
In contrast, Brazil runs its cars on ethanol made from sugarcane. Lovins said the country was importing more oil than the U.S. in the 1970s, but became net energy independent in 2006.
Blume said running cars on E85 ethanol would eliminate the need for imported oil in a few years. He took on every complaint about ethanol, including its lower energy content and the "food vs. fuel" controversy. Our higher corn prices, he claimed, are not based on an actual shortage, since we've had a surplus of the stuff for the last several years. Did you know that 87 percent of the U.S. corn crop is fed to animals, and that 20 percent is exported?
Like Daryl Hannah, I see a smorgasbord of renewable fuels in our future, and a definite place for living machines with alcohol at their center.
Check out the car channel on MNN and read more of Jim's transportation posts.
MNN homepage image includes photo of Begley by Jason Merritt/Getty Images and photo of Hannah by WENN


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Ninja Gaiden Sigma 2
Ninja Gaiden Sigma 2 Plus Vita screenshots show all sorts of things
Ninja Gaiden Sigma 2 Plus has some new screenshots available, and we've posted the lot below. The game's out February 26 in US and on March 1 in UK on Vita.
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Ninja Gaiden Sigma 2 reviews go live - thumbs are up
The first Ninja Gaiden Sigma 2 reviews have gone live, and it's all panning out pretty much as expected. Here's the lot. The game's out on October 2. VG – 9/10 GameZone – 9/10 PSM3 – 8.7/10 SpazioGames – 8.5/10 IGN – 8.4/10 G4 – 4/5
Yosuke Hayashi video demos Ninja Gaiden Sigma 2's modes
Sony had a chat with Team Ninja producer and director Yosuke Hayashi and he was kind enough to give the US PS Blog a walkthough demo of Ninja Gaiden Sigma 2. The video below the break not only features Hayashi discussing the game, but there is also new footage, and modes including Momiji gameplay, Team […]
Ninja Gaiden Sigma 2 SE detailed, new co-op screens released
Tecmo just confirmed a Ninja Gaiden Sigma 2 Special Edition for an October 2 release for £50. It's an HMV exclusive, and can be pre-ordered here. The pack contains, according to the PR you'll find after the break: A copy of the game. Limited Edition 80 page 'Ninja Gaiden Treasury' featuring: – Ninja Gaiden Sigma […]
Hybrid engine used for Ninja Gaiden Sigma 2, says Hayashi
Team Ninja's Yosuke Hayashi has said in an interview that Ninja Gaiden Sigma 2 is running off of a hybrid engine developed for Ninja Gaiden 2 as well as one created for the original Sigma on PS3. Reasoning? It's apparently more difficult to port from Xbox 360 onto PS3, he said, thus the creation of […]
Ninja Gaiden Sigma Co-Op shots look stunning
CVG has some very colourful exclusive screenshots of TecmoKoei's Ninja Gaiden Sigma 2 that feature the first look at co-op play. Not very much is known about the co-op (exclusive to the PS3's Sigma) side of things, but hopefully we'll know more soon. Check them out.
Ninja Gaiden Sigma 2 will have online co-op
Ninja Gaiden Sigma 2 will have online co-op, according to Famitsu. Team Mission is what it's called, and you can play through with a real live partner or a CPU controlled ally. Each mission can be finished in one sitting, and most end with an epic boss battle. It's out October 1 in Japan. Thanks, […]
Three Ninja Gaiden Sigma 2 videos surface, show loads of fighting
Eurogamer France has three Ninja Gaiden Sigma 2 gameplay videos posted for your viewing pleasure. Each one stars either Ryu, Ayane or Momji. Game's out in the fall with a demo expected to land on PSN in September. Hit the respective links for each one.
Ninja Gaiden Sigma 2 for PS3 to have less gore than 360
Ninja Gaiden Sigma 2 for PS3 will have less blood and gore than the Xbox 360 version, according to Koei Tecmo. It's still rated M, but blood spills don't linger as long, and beheadings emit a blue glow to conceal most of the stuff pumping out of the hole in the neck. "Each game has […]
Ninja Gaiden Sigma 2 gets Japanese date
Tecmo's dated Ninja Gaiden Sigma 2 in Japan. The game will release on October 1, priced ¥7,800. The PS3 upgrade includes online co-op, and the like. There's no specific date for the West as yet other than "autumn". More from Kotaku.
Ninja Gaiden Sigma II screens look rather nice
Ninja Gaiden Sigma II will be released on PS3 this fall with a demo expected to hit PSN in September. That was the news yesterday during the Koei Tecmo event in London. Today, there's pictures. Lovely and large pictures at that. Kotaku has 'em, so go have a look.
Ninja Gaiden Sigma 2 trailer shows tight leather, big hammer
Rachel returns in Tecmo's Ninja Gaiden Sigma 2 donning extremely tight, top-light leather and wielding a hammer a little bit smaller than a house. It's raining, there are are rabbid man-wolves, Rachel's sexy. Now watch it.
Team Ninja wants Ninja Gaiden Sigma 2 to be "sleek and sexy"
Team Ninja wants Ninja Gaiden Sigma 2 to be "sleek and sexy," and not as violent as others in the series. Producer and director Yosuke Hayashi has told CVG that the team working on the PS3 version is "kind of egoistic" and gets "bored with the same continuous concept": that's why it's shying away from […]
GDC: Sigma 2 will be "ultimate" Ninja Gaiden package, says Tecmo
Tecmo showed off Ninja Gaiden Sigma 2 at GDC last night, promising the game will be the full stop as far the Ninja Gaiden IP's concerned. "We really want this to be the total package, the ultimate package, the game you remember as having everything you've seen and experienced throughout the Ninja Gaiden franchise," producer […]
GDC: Ninja Gaiden Sigma 2 - first impressions and video
Gamespot's posted up first impressions and trailer from Ninja Gaiden Sigma 2. Watch the video after the break. The game's now confirmed as featuring Dead or Alive's Ayanne as a playable character, and will support online co-op. The PS3 exclusive's being shown this week for the first time at GDC. It'll be out in America […]
Ninja Gaiden Sigma 2 - first shots and art
Famitu's posted up the first proper shots of Ninja Gaiden Sigma 2. Get them here. Looks sehr purdy, as you'd expect. The PS3 game's going to be shown for the first time in San Francisco next week. Tecmo's said it'll be out in the US and Japan this year, but Europeans will have to wait […]
Ninja Gaiden Sigma 2 out this autumn, unveiled next week
Ninja Gaiden Sigma 2 will hit both Japan and the US this autumn, with a European release to follow later, according to this Joystiq report. And yes, this is the Tecmo game the publisher's going to unveil next week at the Metreon in San Francisco. The PS3 action game was announced in Famitsu this week.
Rumour: Ninja Gaiden Sigma 2 in works for PS3 [Update]
Update – It's true. According to this image, purportedly taken from the latest Famitsu, Ninja Gaiden Sigma 2 is on the way to PS3. If true, this is almost certainly the Tecmo game set to be announced in San Francisco next week. There's bound to be more on this throughout the day, so keep your […]
Ninja Gaiden Sigma 2 latest
Ninja Gaiden Sigma 2 Plus Vita screenshots show all sorts of things
Ninja Gaiden Sigma 2 SE detailed, new co-op screens released
Three Ninja Gaiden Sigma 2 videos surface, show loads of fighting
Ninja Gaiden Sigma 2 trailer shows tight leather, big hammer
Team Ninja wants Ninja Gaiden Sigma 2 to be "sleek and sexy"
GDC: Sigma 2 will be "ultimate" Ninja Gaiden package, says Tecmo


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Imagine that a travel guide book is chosen, and each page is shown to be different.
You introduce a postcard and insert it into the travel guide and demonstrate how in a few moments time the spectator is going to arrive at 3 random words.
You explain that you are going to predict their future word choices by simply asking them a few random questions.
Whilst you are asking the questions you write 3 prediction words on the back of your business card. These words are unseen to the audience and are placed face down on the table.
The postcard is once again inserted into any page by the spectator, they even choose the left or right page. 3 different words are fairly chosen in the same manner as before.
Once the words have been chosen by the spectator and named out loud, they turn over the business card to reveal your predictions were correct.
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Susan Westerberg Prager served as Dean of the School of Law from 1982 to 1998. She then became Provost of Dartmouth College, returning to UCLA Law in 2001 to focus her research and to teach Wills and Trusts and a seminar on California legal history.
Before law school, where she served as editor-in-chief of the UCLA Law Review, Professor Prager worked for three legislators in the U.S. Congress and the California Legislature. She practiced law at Powe, Porter & Alphin in Durham, N.C., and one year later returned to Los Angeles to join the UCLA Law faculty, where she focused on family law, community property, and historic preservation law. She was appointed Associate Dean in 1979, and became Dean three years later. She served also for fourteen years as a trustee of Stanford University.
Professor Prager served the longest tenure of any dean in UCLA Law history. She was one of the first female deans in the law school world, and was the first alum to become dean of the UCLA School of Law. She spearheaded the expansion of the UCLA Law Clinical Program, as well as two building projects: the Clinical Wing and the magnificent Hugh & Hazel Darling Law Library. As Dean, she fostered a collegial community, oversaw the appointment of a large number of the current faculty, and enhanced the curriculum in international, environmental, public interest, entertainment, and corporate law.
As President of the Association of American Law Schools in 1986, in her role as Dean, and in a multiplicity of other settings, Professor Prager is widely regarded as a leader in national legal education issues and as an advocate for intellectual and racial diversity.


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Celeb hunter receives one-year hunting ban, probation
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KANSAS CITY, Kan. (AP) — A celebrity hunter from Tennessee who unlawfully killed a deer in Kansas has been banned from hunting anywhere in the United States or the world for the next year.
The U.S. attorney's office also announced Wednesday that 50-year-old William "Spook" Spann must spend a total of 30 nights and weekends in federal custody by the end of February.
U.S. Magistrate Judge James O'Hara imposed the sentence Tuesday after finding that Spann violated the terms of a plea agreement that banned him from hunting for six months.
Last year, Spann pleaded guilty to transporting across state lines the antlers of a deer he killed on land adjoining his central Kansas property. He was only permitted to hunt on his property.
Spann has a hunting show, "Spook Nation," on the Pursuit Channel.
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Envisat's last weeks on European soil
Leading international scientists, dignitaries and media representatives gathered at the European Space Agency's ESTEC headquarters in Noordwijk, Holland, on Thursday 1 February to take a last look at Europe's new monumental earth observation satellite - Envisat -before it finally leaves European soil in April for its launch destination.
Envisat is the result of nearly ten years of work by ESA and a high profile industrial consortium including Astrium, Alcatel and over 100 other specialist manufacturing companies throughout Europe. The satellite represents Europe's most important contribution to world environment monitoring. The next two months will be the last for Envisat in the safety of its sophisticated clean room and space testing facility at ESTEC, before transportation to Europe's spaceport and launch site in French Guiana.
Weighing in at 8 tonnes and standing over 10 metres tall with a solar array spanning 25 metres, Envisat is the largest earth observation satellite ever built - a European investment topping 2,000 million Euros in total. It will take its rightful position in space later this summer to continue and enhance the vital earth observation work carried out over the last ten years by ESA's ERS-1 and -2 satellites.
Ten highly sophisticated on-board instruments will feed information down to Earth to help the scientific community, governments and environmental groups in their understanding of key issues such as atmosphere and climate change, ozone depletion, global warming and land and sea dynamics. Already, over 700 projects, instigated by many internationally renowned scientists and organisations have been planned, all of which hinge on the successful deployment of Envisat. This has therefore demanded one of the most rigorous and thorough testing procedures ever employed by ESA.
Speaking at the media event, Professor John Burrows of the University of Bremen said that humankind was now in a position to 'radically change the environment", and the question was whether we were going to "do it or bury our heads in the sand." "Envisat will present a chance for humans to recognise their responsibility to the world," he said. Since the service and payload modules were pieced together earlier in 1999, an extensive series of tests have been implemented. These have included thermal environment tests in the space simulator - an environment that simulates the vacuum, solar radiation and extremes of cold and heat in space, acoustic tests to simulate acoustic vibration during the launch and mechanical stress tests in ESA's 'hydraulic shaker'.
More recent tests have included deployment of the solar array to validate its operation following mechanical tests, and deployment of Envisat's sophisticated radar (ASAR) under control of the service module. The Radio Frequency Compatibility tests (RFC) are the last major tests to be carried out before Envisat leaves on its long journey to Kourou. For these, the satellite will be operated with all radars active and the ASAR antenna deployed. "All tests have been successful,"said Derek Todman, Envisat's polar platform project manager, at Astrium, who has been working on Envisat since its conception. I am confident that we have produced a spacecraft for ESA and the European community that will give us a better understanding of our environment and will be of enormous benefit to mankind in the long term," he added.
In April a major transportation schedule over land, sea and air, involving 50 lorries, will carry Envisat's 300 tonnes to its launch site. Envisat will be launched from Kourou in July 2001 on board an Ariane-5. It will make history as the first Ariane-5 launch into sun-synchronous orbit. Following a six-month commissioning phase, Envisat will be able to supply data products via ESA and a number of selected distributors to the scientific community and commercial world. Many of these products will be delivered to the users in less than three hours from observation. Users will place orders via the internet, viewing online the images and products already available.
Envisat will be one of the leading satellites supporting the European Commission initiative for Global Monitoring for Environment & Security (GMES). The satellite has a life expectancy greater than its nominal five-year mission and will hopefully be watching over our planet until the end of the decade.


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Both San Juan and Monticello high school track teams made grand appearances at their respective state track tournaments last weekend in Provo, with both the boys and girls teams from San Juan High capturing third place in team scores, while the Buckaroo girls garnered fourth place and the boys were in eighth.
State champion individual performers were Macee Nielson, who won the 3200m title for the third straight year, Jace Holliday, 400m title, and Devin Wright, javelin state title.
The Broncos also won both the girls and boys versions of the 4 x 100 relay with Sade Kyles, Megan Macdonald, Cortney Macdonald, Simone Shumway, and Delaney Nielson winning for the girls and Drew Nielson, Colby Redd, Ryan Lyman, Jace Holliday, Ammon Mitchell, and Maverik Shumway wearing the boys crown.
Following are the results for the Buckaroos in 1A and Broncos in 2A.
1600m- second, Katie Hiatt Jr San Juan 5:40.21, fifth, Loren Randall Jr Monticello 5:40.03, fourth,Taylor Francom Jr San Juan 4:52.65, eighth, Jade Grover So San Juan 5:01.91.
Medley relay- fourth, Monticello 4:36.27, Shaylynn Black, Miriam Reay, Rachel Beh, Macee Nielson, Loren Randall, third, San Juan 4:36.37 Courtney Macdonald, Simone Shumway, Brooke Bowring, Katie Hiatt, Sade Kyles, Ashkia Benallie, fifth, Monticello 4:03.47, Brian Robinson, Josh Anderson, Dallin Duncan, David Boyle, fifth, San Juan 3:56.20, Drew Nielson, Colby Redd, Ryan Lyman, Jade Grover, Maverik Shumway, Spencer Bradford.
3200m- second, Katie Hiatt Jr San Juan 12:22.27, fifth, Taylor Francom Jr San Juan 10:49.64, sixth, Jade Grover So San Juan 10:50.74.
100m hurdles- fourth, Megan Macdonald Sr San Juan 16.85, fifth, Dallin Duncan Jr Monticello 17.16, fourth, Ammon Mitchell Fr San Juan 16.52, sixth, Keaton Perkins Sr San Juan 17.58.
100m- seventh, Samara Wells Jr Monticello 13.83; fourth, Simone Shumway So San Juan HS 13.28; third, Jace Holliday Sr San Juan 11.62, seventh, Ryan Lyman Jr San Juan 11.81.
4 x 100 relay- sixth, Monticello, Kaitlyn Clark, Miriam Reay, Samara Wells, Mariah Harris, Martha Beh; sixth, Monticello, Kendall Maughan, Jake Duncan, Brian Robinson, Steven Redd, Josh Anderson.
400m- sixth, Rachel Beh Sr Monticello 1:06.31; eighth, Martha Beh So Monticello 1:07.34; Fourth, Brooke Bowring Sr San Juan 1:01.01; seventh, Kelli Meyer So San Juan 1:03.36; Third, Devin Wright Jr Monticello 52.25.
300m hurdles- fifth, Shaylynn Black Fr Monticello 50.76; Fourth, Megan Macdonald Sr San Juan 49.12; seventh, Dallin Duncan Jr Monticello 43.69; third, Keaton Perkins Sr San Juan 42.29.
800m- fifth, Loren Randall Jr Monticello 2:28.35; seventh, Macee Nielson Jr Monticello 2:33.60; fifth,Kelli Meyer So San Juan 2:30.51; eighth, Taylor Francom Jr San Juan 2:09.62.
200m- sixth, Samara Wells Jr Monticello 28.71; third, Simone Shumway So San Juan 27.32; third, Jace Holliday Sr San Juan 23.00; sixth, Ryan Lyman Jr San Juan 23.37.
4 x 400 relay- third, Monticello, Rachel Beh, Martha Beh, Shaylynn Black, Loren Randall, Brittany Keith; fourth, San Juan, Megan Macdonald, Brooke Bowring, Lexus Latham, Kelli Meyer, Katrisa Ward, Cortney Macdonald; fifth, Monticello, Kelland Brewer, Juston McKinney, Van DeMille, Josh Anderson, Zach Johnson; seventh, San Juan, Keaton Perkins, Jarrod Gardner, Kevin Arthur, Maverik Shumway, Wheeler Heck, Dylan Richmond.
Long jump- seventh, Delaney Nielson So San Juan 15-02.00; fifth, Keaton Perkins Sr San Juan 19-06.75.
Shot put- eighth, Brooke Lyman Fr San Juan 31-05.50.
Discus- third, Seth Moses Jr San Juan 119-04.25; Jayden Black Sr San Juan 111-06.50.
Javelin- fifth, Samara Wells Jr Monticello 104-01; fourth, Brooke Lyman Fr San Juan 107-04; sixth, Lindsey Christensen So San Juan 100-01; second, Seth Moses Jr San Juan 151-07.
High jump- fifth, Kaisha Lowe Fr Monticello 4-08.00; fourth, Devin Wright Jr Monticello 6-01.00; eighth, Dallin Duncan Jr Monticello 5-11.00; third, Aj Slavens Jr San Juan 5-10.00.


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Austrian Government Moves to Undermine Freedom of Movement in Europe
The European Union was meant to create a common market with free movement of goods, services, capital and people. The citizens of the "new" member states, such as the Czech Republic, should have been free to work in the "old" member states, such as Austria, from the date of accession of the "new" members to the EU on May 1, 2004. The Austrian government managed to postpone the horror of having laborers from ex‐communist countries offer cheaper services to the Austrian citizenry until 2011.
With the 2011 deadline looming, Austrian politicians came up with an ingenious way to make it more difficult for the Czechs and other hoi polloi to enter the Austrian labor market. Beginning next year, it will be "illegal" for Austrian employers to pay less to a foreign laborer than they would to an Austrian. I am looking forward to seeing how this is to be accomplished without further wage regulations (collective bargaining and wage minimums in different sectors of the economy are widely used) and accompanying corruption.
I hope that the Czechs take the Austrian government to the European Court of Justice and pronto. If the Austrian measure is allowed to stand, it will undermine one of the four freedoms, and destroy an important source of competition and wealth creation in Europe.


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Some family physicians still have questions about how to use two new CPT codes that were created to cover transitional care management (TCM) services. Codes 99495 (moderate complexity) and 99496 (high complexity) went into effect on Jan. 1. To help clear away any remaining confusion, CMS recently posted answers to some of the most frequently asked questions it has received about the TCM codes.
In its document "Frequently Asked Questions About Billing Medicare for Transitional Care Management Services,"(www.cms.gov) CMS covers a variety of topics, including questions related to
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- reporting of and subsequent payment for TCM services provided by more than one physician, and
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The new codes are used to report care management services provided to patients following discharge from a hospital, skilled nursing facility or community mental health center; outpatient observation, and partial hospitalization. The codes were included in the 2013 Medicare physician fee schedule final rule.
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This morning I woke up with a bit of the Cap'ns Crunch smashed into my pillow. I thought to myself – "Let's eat healthy today".
So, I had the McDonald's egg n' cheese biscuit instead of the sausage egg n' cheese biscuit.
At work some guy told me that there was some study done a couple of years ago that said Taco Bell, and White Castle are actually the most healthy fast food you can buy.
Done and done. Lunch and dinner right there.
And I checked, neither were even in the top 20 of any of the studies I read about off Google. But, I really don't care. I know fast food is "Nasty". It is "bad for me" for sure. It is certainly not a place I am going for "atmosphere". Today I ate at White Castle while a transvestite (or a very unfortunate looking lady) yelled at someone on his/her cell phone.
It's just so tasty: fries, burgers, fried chicken in various forms. I can't get enough. I'm going to Texas to see Jordan again in a couple weeks, and I'm not leaving with out visits to Whattaburger and Jack in the Box. WE DON'T HAVE THEM IN NY.
Anyway, I washed down my White Castle Doubles with a pot brownie, so this whole writing thing is starting t bug me out…
My Calories for the day:
McDonald's – Sausage egg n' cheese biscuit (ok, I lied) 570C. Hash Brown 150C
Taco bell – 3 chicken Chalupas 1,080C – 20oz Diet Pepsi (diet!) 2.6C
**Side note: a 20oz regular Pepsi 226C, so apparently getting a Diet does make a difference.
White Castle – 4 Double Sliders 1,000C, 1 Chicken Ring Sandwich w/Cheese 198C, Regular Fries 398, Medium Ice Tea 244C
That adds up to 3,642.6 calories. Some calorie counter I found off google said a man my age/height/weight needs about 3,300C a day to not gain weight. So, not so bad!


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Youngsters from several schools across Chorley took part in an enterprise challenge to encourage business skills.
Pupils aged 13 and 14 from high schools got their thinking caps on to work in teams to create a new business idea and present it to a panel of industry experts.
The day-long event took place in the Lancastrian Suite, Chorley Town Hall, The teams, from Albany Academy, Southlands High School, Parklands High School, Holy Cross Catholic High School and St Michael's CE High School, had to put together a business plan and marketing strategy for a new business that could potentially be set up in the newly developed retail units at the former McDonalds site on Market Street.
The budding entrepreneurs were given support and advice in their projects from a team of business professionals including accountant Jo Ecob from Abrams Ashton, graphic designer Jackie Williams from Primary Graphics Ltd and Chris Logan, RBS corporate banking director.
Coun Peter Wilson, deputy leader of Chorley Council and member of the judging panel, said: "These young people have done a fantastic job by coming up with business ideas that were not only extremely creative and unique but also realistic."
Pupils from Holy Cross Catholic High School won with their idea of a traditional sweet shop selling all the traditional favourites along with Fairtrade, gluten-free and sugar-free alternatives.


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Finding a Magic Lamp
Finding a Magic Lamp[edit]
It's been a while since we've checked in on Pyro and Pete Falkon. Let's see how they're getting along.
Well, that's certainly not good. Pyro is still a mess after cheating on and being dumped by Aralia Rose, and he's been single-mindedly working on his writing as an escape. But Pete is pretty annoyed at Pyro moping around Falkon Towers all the time, especially when Pete wants to get a little Sim action of his own. It's time for Pyro to get out of the house for a bit before Pete tries using his "Detonate This" command on Pyro's laptop or face.
Now, the Falkons live in an old neighborhood -- Riverview, specifically. They've never moved or restarted, even with all the expansions that have been released. This means there are a bunch of new lots that haven't been placed yet, including the venues from Showtime. Pyro needs a little distraction, but he doesn't have to go too far from home. He's heard legends that Genies are now part of the sim world, so he heads out of the house to seek them out.
Even without World Adventures installed, there's an exploration option in every town. Namely, the graveyard: any adult Sim can head there and explore the catacombs for free. Like with conventional jobs, Sims will disappear into these areas; that is, you have no control over it, and the Sim will "disappear" from the world while it's going on. You will occasionally get "chance cards," little pop-up boxes that allow you to select from two choices and possibly gain a reward from doing so. Sims will stay down there until you cancel the command or one of their needs goes critical, so be sure your Sim is well-fed and well-rested before venturing down there.
Now, exploring the catacombs is nothing new; this has been an option since The Sims 3 released originally without any expansions or stuff packs. It had some minor rewards and was a fun diversion from life in the city, but World Adventures and Tomb Raiding largely supplanted it. However, with the release of Showtime, exploring the catacombs may offer you a prize not available while on vacation, especially if you have the Lucky trait.
Of course, it may end in failure, as it does here. Pyro loses his clothes, his ponytail, and his dignity after apparently wandering into a trap. Worse still, he draws an 8-hour debuff called "Horrified" that prevents him from going back down. Pyro just heads over to the spa and gets a relaxing full muscle relaxtion package to kill some time, then heads back down.
Pyro isn't lucky; after four attempts, all he comes out with is a single grape seed. Good news for him though is that the catacombs are not the only way to acquire the magic lamp! He heads home and, after a change of clothes, simply goes into his Lifetime Rewards and just outright buys a magic lamp for 30,000 Lifetime Reward points.


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