text: Revision history for Perl extension Readonly. 1.03 2004 April 20 - Changed the prototype for Readonly, to make the usage cleaner. Unfortunately, this breaks backwards-compatability for this function. Users of this function who have Perl 5.8 or later will have to change their source code. Also, users of this function who upgrade to perl 5.8+ will have to change their usage. Having discussed this feature change with a number of people, I felt that breaking compatability was worth the gain in simplicity of usage. (Thanks to Damian Conway for the suggestion). - Removed "use warnings" so the module will work in perl 5.005. 1.02 2003 May 13 - If Readonly::XS is installed, Readonly will use it for making scalars read-only. - Callers are now forbidden to tie variables directly. This prevents sneaky callers from reassigning a variable via tie. - Error messages have been changed to be more like Perl's own "Modification of a read-only value attempted at..." - Catch and return an error if user tries to pass a constant to Readonly::Scalar (eg Readonly::Scalar 'hello', 'goodbye') - Include a simple benchmark script. - Add a few more test cases. You can never have too many. - Add a simple benchmark program. 1.01 2003 February 14 - Add some checking to prevent reassignment of Readonly variables. - Changed my email address in the docs. 1.00 2003 January 7 - No code changes. No bugs or suggestions have been reported for six months, so the version number is changing to 1.00. 0.07 2002 June 25 - Clean up the code somewhat; remove redundancies; delay loading Carp.pm until it's needed. - Fixed the list of EXPORT_OK symbols. 0.06 2002 June 16 - Add Readonly function, to provide a unified (and shorter) way to create readonly variables. (Thanks to Slaven Rezic for the idea). - Scalar, Array, and Hash now mark entire data structures as Readonly. Added Scalar1, Array1, and Hash1 for shallow Readonly protection. (Thanks to Ernest Lergon for the idea). - Switch to Test::More and Test::Harness. 134 tests now! 0.05 2002 March 15 - Change name from Constant.pm to Readonly.pm, due to file naming conflict under Windows. - Changed docs to match. - Allow Readonly::Hash to accept a hash reference parameter. - Works better with older versions of Perl. - Add many, many test cases to test.pl. 0.04 2002 March 7 - Add top-level Scalar, Array, and Hash functions, so callers don't have to tie the variables themselves. 0.03 2001 September 9 - documentation changes only. 0.02 2001 September 9 - documentation changes only. 0.01 2001 August 30 - Constant.pm, original version.


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PayPal multihecamillionaire Elon Musk's rocket company, SpaceX, has announced that it will fly a genuinely private-sector space mission - including return to Earth - as soon as 2010. SpaceX concept of DragonLab - a Dragon re-entry capsule with unpressurised trunk attached We don't need no stinkin' NASA. SpaceX's plan to …
Four flights to success is better than the original rocket pioneers as you would expect, but it still acceptable given the complexity. There may be a Falcon 9 fail as well, but since it relies on mostly the same components as Falcon 1, the odds are for success.
Non-reuseable chemical rockets are still currently the cheapest (and in fact only) way of getting to orbit. Nothing else has come close to matching their performance, and a lot of brain power has gone in to trying to think of something! In fact SpaceX stages are designed to be partly reusable, but they havent tried refurbishing one yet.
Most flights to orbit are in fact one way, and getting back from orbit without toasting is actually quite difficult, hence the comment.
are the only way to go for the foreseeable future by the looks of things (unfortunately).
Reusable space planes are, without exception, much more expensive than non-reusable, for the simple reason that they have to be much more complicated, and therefore heavier, and riskier to launch, therefore requiring massive checking / overhauls between each use. Shame, but it just goes to show that those engineers might have been onto something when they said "Keep it simple stupid".
Honestly, I don't give a shit if the technology is lacking, because at least if private ventures are being made - given the precarious state of NASA and the lack of excitement in the ESA et al - then that at least provides some hope for the future. I have always and do still firmly believe that space is the way forward (eggs in one basket syndrome aside), and I'm glad to see that the human race as a whole hasn't given up on trying to get there. I don't care whether it's public or private, or what sort of technology is proud - success in space will breed commercial sponsorship which will enable technology research. The only thing missing is a starting point to get this ball rolling, and private ventures such as this can provide such a starting point. Reid Malenfant would be proud.
"Most flights to orbit are in fact one way, and getting back from orbit without toasting is actually quite difficult, hence the comment."
Well, let's be pedantic, but they're never truly one-way, they'll fall back out of orbit overtime if not maintained, but it'll take donkey's and won't really be a successful return trip :-)
Valid point you're making, but given they're using this as a step towards manned missions, I think it's safe to assume most manned missions are return flights.
Not in the next few years, and not with the $500 million (money well spent) NASA has awarded under COTS hoping to privatise launches to the ISS. Why would SpaceX not want a customer like NASA?
www.spacex.com/press.php?page=20081103 refers to Dragon docking with the ISS in 2010.
They're clearly looking far beyond supporting the ISS. Delivering people and cargo to the Bigelow inflatable habitats for a start. And what about beyond earth orbit? I wouldn't be surprised if they beat NASA back to the Moon.
@Non-reusable space planes...
"Reusable space planes are, without exception, much more expensive than non-reusable."
Are they? The Shuttle is the only one so far and it's a 40 year old design. And many of its problems are due to its size. I'm sure that a smaller version using today's technology would be a far different animal.
The biggest reason this stuff is expensive is that not enough people do it. Economies of scale and all that.
If SpaceX & Orbital & PlanetSpace and others can make it cheaper, than there can be much more flights.
Once there are a good number of manned flights to LEO, there's enough market to bother making a reusable system.
The Space Shuttle is actually a good example of this. The marginal cost of the shuttle is only around 60 to 100 million dollars, last I read! But it costs multiple billions a year to _own_ a space shuttle program.
If the shuttle did a heck of a lot more flights, than it would be much cheaper.
No it isn't.
Getting back from orbit without toasting is pretty simple- it's just getting into a position that makes this easy is difficult.
The heat at retentry is because of air friction from movement, so so enter safely you'd slow yourselves down with a brake-rocket. Then fall very quickly back to earth. The only problem is that you'd have to be very high up to let yourself slow down gently enough to not kill a crew.
I guess you'd get up to geostationary levels (so you're always over the same spot- so your speed in relation to the ground is between zero and a few hundred mph) then just thrust downwards, taking care to deploy some parachutes (or employing some aerofoils) to stop you from descending uncontrollably, and making sure to keep your speed relative to the earth at approximately bugger all mph.
Get rid of the rockets, build up a Virgin Galactic style carrier-and-spacecraft pair and make sure you're going very slowly at reentry. Soon you'll be able to safely- and relatively cheaply- blast civillians into space and back again.


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But the talented trio also earned an extra chance to celebrate as they each won the ADRL World Finals VIII presented by CarSafe at the Texas Motorplex.
In winning his second straight world championship in XPS, Goforth and his Jerry Haas Race Cars GXP went 4.096 at 175 mph to beat John DeFlorian and cap off his tremendous back-to-back championship run.
"It feels good to come here, get the win and get the championship," said Goforth, who also thanked Sonny"s Racing Engines in winning for the third time in 2012 and ninth time in his ADRL career. "This is just a great feeling.
"That makes this very sweet. It was a great team effort from a great group of individuals. We are extremely happy."
Three other drivers " Tommy D'Aprile (Pro Extreme), Pat Stoken (Pro Nitrous) and William Brown III (Summit Racing Equipment Top Sportsman) - won for the first time in the ADRL at the World Finals VIII presented by CarSafe, while Billy Glidden added to his record win total as the ADRL closed out its 2012 season in fine fashion.
It also officially awarded world championships to Mick Snyder (Pro Extreme), Bob Rahaim (Pro Nitrous), Alan Pittman (Mickey Thompson Extreme 10.5), McKinney, Goforth, Castellana and Marco Abruzzi (Summit Racing Equipment Top Sportsman).
All of those world champions - and special award winners - will be honored on Sunday at the ADRL"s Racer Appreciation and Awards Gala.
He finished the 2012 season with five victories, going a weekend-best 3.857 at 195.22 mph in his Al-Anabi Racing 2012 RJ Race Cars Camaro to beat Mike Janis in the finals.
"Knowing we had already won the championship, that made us relaxed for the finals. Getting that win was sort of the icing on the cake, I guess you would say," Castellana said.
Castellana trailed Jeff Naiser by more than 100 points heading into the weekend, but Naiser didn"t qualify and Castellana was in the 3.80s all weekend, edging out Pat Musi for the championship and running past Janis in the finals.
"We figured we had a chance, but we knew we had to have some things go our way," said Castellana, who has 14 career wins between Pro Nitrous and Aeromotive Pro Modified. "Shannon and the crew did an amazing job with the car, and I just have to thank Sheikh Khalid (Al-Thani) for supporting us.
"Winning five events is just awesome and shows what this team can do."
"This is how we wanted to finish. This win was as big as any we had," McKinney said. "We were on a roll and we wanted to keep it going. It carries you into the winter and next year, and this was big."
McKinney qualified No. 1 with a 4.051 and then went 4.042 in a first-round win before stepping it up in the finals. In all, McKinney finished with seven wins " the most for any ADRL competitor in 2012 " and advanced to nine finals.
"This whole team is incredible. If it wasn"t for them I wouldn"t be here. They definitely make me more comfortable on the bike," McKinney said.
"When we come to race, we"re here for one reason and we do everything we can to win. This is just overwhelming."
"I was in the zone driving and on the tree, and the guys were just flawless with this car today," D'Aprile said. "Todd (Tutterow) tuned the car perfectly. This just means so much to us and I"m just fortunate to be part of this team."
An overjoyed D'Aprile was overcome with emotion in the winner"s circle, dedicating the victory to Mel Bush Motorsports owners Mel and Joanne Bush.
"This is just surreal. I don"t know how it gets any better than this," D'Aprile said. "I"m so gracious for Mel and Joanne, and I can"t thank them enough. I"ve struggled throughout my career, but I really think this is just a sign of things to come."
Snyder clinched the world championship in his heated race against Jason Scruggs when Scruggs went red against Smith in the second round. Snyder and the Powersource Transportation team advanced to the semifinals, firmly securing their first ADRL world championship.
With the help of Reher-Morrison, Switzer Dynamics and his two sons, Stoken chased down Jenkins and ended up in the winner"s circle for the first time after four previous final round appearances.
Stoken qualified No. 1 with a 3.769 and then was consistent in eliminations, running a 3.83 and 3.82 before stepping it up in the finals.
"It still hasn"t sunk in that we just won. It"s just unbelievable and it makes the winter a lot better," Stoken said. "I still can"t believe it, and then to go in the 3.70s in the finals is just icing on the cake.
"We were consistent all weekend and the car was just flawless. It went down the track every time."
But Brown took the consolation prize, which was going 4.222 at 168 mph to beat Glenn Butcher in the finals and pick up his first ADRL win.
"It feels great to finally win one. To be able to do that, it"s like finishing the year with a bang," Brown said. "I would have liked to get two trophies, but I will take one."
Brown finished second in the points standings, with the win providing the perfect finishing touch to a standout season.
"All that hard work paid off and that"s the best thing. It does make you feel good that you accomplished something like this after all of the hard work," Brown said. "The team stuck by me, worked hard and we all did what we had to do. It was a good day."
Glidden went as quick as 3.915 at 190 mph, qualifying No. 1 and ending his season on a strong note.
"We finally hit our stride and had a great weekend, so that was definitely exciting to see," Glidden said. "It"s taken a long time for us to get everything figured out, but we did and that feels great."
Kevin Helms gave Mopar its first win in the SuperCar Showdown, going 5.889 at 116.42 mph, knocking off Fred Henson in the finals.
In Pro Junior Dragster, Cole Burk knocked off Griffin Rider with a 7.922 at 77.30 mph. PJD"s Alex Oppen was also officially named the world champion in the class.
ENNIS, Texas -- Saturday's final results from the ADRL World Finals VIII presented by CarSafe at Texas Motorplex. The race is the final of 10 in the American Drag Racing League:
Pro Extreme -- Tommy D'Aprile, Chevy Corvette, 3.633, 206.51 def. Von Smith, Chevy Camaro, 4.314, 118.58.
Pro Nitrous -- Pat Stoken, Chevy Camaro, 3.786, 198.03 def. Shannon Jenkins, Camaro, 4.729, 111.02.
Extreme 10.5 -- Billy Glidden, Ford Mustang, 3.946, 187.11 def. Dan Myers, Chevy Cameo, 4.501, 142.58.
Pro Extreme Motorcycle -- Eric McKinney, Suzuki, 4.032, 176.03 def. Dave Norris, Suzuki, 4.130, 171.97.
Extreme Pro Stock -- Cary Goforth, Pontiac GXP, 4.096, 175.57 def. John Deflorian Jr., Chevy Camaro, 4.102, 176.26.
SuperCar Showdown -- Kevin Helms, Dodge Challenger, 5.889, 116.42 def. Fred Henson, Ford Mustang, 5.945, 117.04.
Pro Mod -- Mike Castellana, Chevy Camaro, 3.857, 195.22 def. Mike Janis, Ford Mustang, 4.488, 121.90.
Top Sportsman -- William Brown III, Pontiac Grand Am, 4.222, 168.94 def. Glenn Butcher, Chevy Camaro, 4.240, 167.53.
Pro Junior Dragster -- Cole Burk, Hardens, 7.922, 77.30 def. Griffin Rider, HalfScale, 7.868, 81.99.


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Hey, campers! We're ditching the van today and taking the…wait for it…TARDIS! The good Doctor let me borrow his time traveling police box when I told him that we had a lot of stops on our itinerary and that it was simply impossible to get to all of them using the VW.
Why so many stops? Well, it's because Kelly Hashway just handed me my very first blog award - The Irresistibly Sweet Blog Award - which comes with a very sweet treat: A BLOG HOP!
Okay, you can stop licking the screen now.
Here's how the award goes:
1. Thank and link back to the person that gave this award. (Thanks, Kelly!)
2. Share 4 guilty pleasures that you have.
3. Pass the award along to 6 other sweet blogs.
Guilty Pleasures:
1. American Idol - My journey to publication made me appreciate this show more. The auditions remind me so much of querying. A dream rides on that one performance in the same way it rests on the shoulders of a query letter. (Thank God there's no group performance week in publishing…)
2. Ube ice cream – if you don't know what this is, you're missing out.
3. My mom's bread pudding – she makes it out of PANETTONE. Enough said.
4. Gerard Butler's abs in 300
Six Sweet Blogs:
1. Impudent Hatchlings: Ramblings of urban fantasy author Hillary Jacques
2. C.M. Villani: Inside the heart of a storyteller
3. Scrollwork: Mid-life quirkyisms from a tropical transplant to California's Central Valley
4. O.C. Mom in Manila: It's a dirty job but someone's got to do the disinfecting
5. The Insatiable Pillowbook of Cathy Kozak: A peek into the insatiable pages of one woman's pillowbook
6. Wonderings, Wanderings and Writing by Jennifer Walkup
Are you ready, campers? The TARDIS awaits. (Don't worry. We'll fit. It's much bigger on the inside.) As The Doctor says, allons-y!
Oh, and for the record, Doctor Who was the show that inspired me and kept me sane while writing the book. Campy Brit fun at its best!
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Thread: What names have we missed?
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Thanks! I'm going to hunt these down but would be grateful for any information you can add...Pam Satran
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oh sorry I should have thought of that:
Chiyo - this was used in the book "The Geisha" by Arthur Golden. It means "a thousand generations". Chiyo is the main character, the girl who becomes a geisha. When she actually becomes a geisha, her name is changed to Sayuri.
Meike / Maike - both pronounced MY-keh , quite popula in the 80s in Germany. German diminutive of Maria. I think it's also being used in the Netherlands.
Mareike is also a diminutive of Maria (Frisian, German). mah-RYE-keh.
Chihiro - Used in "Spirited Away". I only know that the Chi part means "thousand" as does the Chi in Chiyo. Of course it depends on which kanji you use to spell the name. it might also mean different things depending on which characters you use.
Elske is the Frisian/German short form of Elizabeth
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Thank you! I think I've added them all now.Pam Satran
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A new movie featuring interviews with the late Dennis Hopper will give fans a glimpse into the movie icon's long battle with drug addiction.
Hopper: In His Own Words has been made by Cass Warner Sperling, granddaughter of Warner Bros. co-founder Harry M. Warner, and includes interviews with the Easy Rider legend before his death in 2010.
In the film, Hopper opens up about the substance abuse issues which blighted his career in the 1970s and 1980s, talking about his stint in rehab and the powerful medication he was given which made him feel paranoid and suicidal.
Warner Sperling tells Deadline.com, "When I interviewed him… he told all of these magnificent stories of his career, including how he went through these situations with drugs and how he confronted his demons and decided to not only survive but carry on with his art form.
"He turned himself in for rehab and was given an antidote to get off it (the drugs). It was a strong drug that made his hands shake and left him unable to speak. He convinced someone to get him out of there and as he was driving home, he told that person he was going to kill himself, because he couldn't even light a cigarette."


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Creepy kitties: Cats appeal to the dark side
DRAWING BY DEBORAH DERR McCLINTOCK
Q. The household cat more than the dog has spurred much folklore and superstition. Why might that be? –Garfield
A. The human/cat symbiosis is ancient and deep, the humans providing home and hearth, the felines both varmint clearance and cuddly comfort, says Juliet Clutton-Brock in A Natural History of Domesticated Mammals. And cats have changed little in thousands of years– unlike hyper-bred dogs– with wild ferals and housecats still close kin.
But there's another side to it– the cat as creature of the night, solitary hunter off in the Black Deep, capable of issuing "the most blood-curdling cries when it's fighting." Little wonder cats became associated with witchcraft, sorcery, sympathetic magic. As late as the 1700s in Britain, superstition held that a cat corpse in the walls of a building would keep it free of rats and mice, and indeed dried cats have been unearthed during old renovations, apparently killed and placed "in a life-like position, sometimes with a rat beside it or in its jaws."
This was thousands of years after Egyptians mummified "sacred" cats in enormous numbers. It was forbidden to kill one, and Herodotus tells how if a cat died in the house, the family shaved their eyebrows. But x-ray studies by the Natural History Museum showed many cats were killed as young kits, their necks broken, possibly sold as votive offerings.
So many mummies, in fact, that 20th-century excavators spread them as fertilizer, says Clutton-Brock, including 19-tons shipped to England to be ground up for the purpose.
Q. The most common cause of headaches– guess what it is. Think cold. Think surprising. Think delectable. –Ben and Jerry
A. Life's loaded with headache triggers, from coughs to sex to drinking too much to coffee withdrawal to life stress to foods like chocolates or cured meats triggering migraine attacks, says Temple University neurologist Joseph Hulihan in the British Medical Journal. Some headaches are benign and some herald serious disease.
A clearly benign one is Ice Cream Headache– "brain freeze" to kids– coming within seconds of ingestion of cold foods or drinks and peaking half a minute to a minute later. As many as a third of the population have felt its "stabbing or aching pain," usually midfrontal. Probably this makes ICH the world's leading cause of head discomfort.
Various ICH researchers applied crushed ice to palates and found midline touch points triggering bilateral pain; others led to asymmetries. Hot weather was necessary.
Since touching the back of the palate produces this "referred pain," avoiding such contact will eliminate symptoms, says Hulihan. Nobody's recommending giving up ice cream.
Q. In Powerball, the U.S. multi-state lottery with jackpots of $100 million and more, just how bad are your odds of winning BIG? –J. Whittaker
A. Here you pick 5 numbers from 1 to 53, then a Powerball number from 1 to 42. To match all 6, imagine selecting in sequence: You have 1 chance in 53 of getting the first number (1/53), then 1/52, 1/51, 1/50, 1/49– finally 1/42 for the Powerball. Multiplying these fractions, then again by 5 x 4 x 3 x 2 because order doesn't matter, you get a staggering 1 chance in 120,526,770!
To put such numbers in perspective, you're far, far more likely to crash your car while driving to buy your ticket, and about as likely to have your name picked at random out of a 20-foot-high stack of telephone books (where your name is listed only once). Put another way, if you filled the 20 largest sports stadiums in North America (totaling 2 million seats) and gave everybody a random Powerball ticket, you would have to repeat this procedure about 40 times to have at least one likely winner.
If you and your descendants "invested" in the Powerball lottery every week, purchasing 10 plays for $10, you wouldn't reach a 50-50 chance of winning the jackpot until around the year 160000. Moreover, by that time, you'd have spent about $84 million for tickets (in current dollars) to win the jackpot.
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Totally Pointless Lawsuit Accusing Mobile Carriers Of Being P2P File Sharers Dismissed; Plaintiffs Say They're Happy
from the um,-guys,-you-lost-big-time deptLast summer, we wrote about an incredibly poorly thought out lawsuit, by a company named Luvdarts, developers of MMS content, suing the mobile operators, because MMS can be forwarded from a recipient to another person. The company claimed that the big mobile operators were no different than file sharing networks, like Limewire or Gnutella, because each forwarding of content was infringement. As we pointed out at the time, this made no sense. It was a silly argument that was really being put forth by a guy named Max Davis, who has an equally silly plan to add compulsory licensing to MMS content, and this lawsuit was an incredibly weak attempt to push the mobile operators into negotiating. Instead, as we predicted, it's been dismissed by the courts for failure to state a claim. The dismissal was with prejudice, meaning that the court doesn't want to see them again on this. The press release linked above is kind of amusing, because it has the folks behind the lawsuit claiming that they're happy about this result and planning to appeal. Guys, you just got laughed out of court, because this lawsuit makes no sense. Appealing isn't going to fix that.
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Bruins send Rangers packing with Game 5 victory
Boston, MA – Gregory Campbell scored the go-ahead and insurance goals, while Tuukka Rask made 28 saves as the Boston Bruins eliminated the New York Rangers with a 3-1 decision in Game 5 of this Eastern Conference semifinal from TD Garden.
Torey Krug added another marker for the Bruins, who reached the conference finals for the second time in the last three years.
Boston will take on the top-seeded Penguins in the Eastern Conference finals, the first time these two clubs meet in the penultimate playoff round since Pittsburgh swept the Bruins in four straight 21 years ago.
"We learned that two years ago, depth comes into play," Campbell said. "The further you go, the better the teams are and the higher the level [of play] is and the more you have to rely on everybody. "Pittsburgh, they're a heck of a team. They're four lines deep too, and they use everybody. We have a lot of respect for them, and we'll use everybody as well."
Dan Girardi's first-period strike was all the offense for the Rangers, who couldn't maintain momentum from Thursday's 4-3 overtime victory which kept them alive in the best-of-seven set.
Henrik Lundqvist stopped 29 shots in New York's season-ending defeat.
"They deserved to win, they were the better team," said Rangers head coach John Tortorella. "I watched our team fight, and though we never lacked effort, they did a better job than we did in all areas."
After multiple close calls against a sharp Lundqvist in the second period, the Bruins did take the lead thanks to a Rangers turnover inside their own zone. Daniel Paille corralled the disc and shot it towards the net, where it was blocked, but Shawn Thornton ended up feeding Campbell for a rising shot from the slot with 6:19 left in the period.
Rangers captain Ryan Callahan was in alone on a break with just over 8 1/2 minutes played in the third, but his backhander sailed high and wide thanks to a deflection off the butt-end of Rask's stick.
"There's no worse feeling than this," Callahan said of the loss which left his team one round short of their 2012 finish. "We had a good team this year. It's frustrating."
Lundqvist then flashed his pad to make a quick stop in close on David Krejci as the clock ticked under four minutes left in regulation, but his teammates couldn't provide a counterpunch.
New York played with an extra attacker after Lundqvist was sent to the bench with 1:15 on the clock, but Campbell's backhander slid inside the left post with 50.4 seconds to play to clinch the contest.
Girardi's point blast through a Brian Boyle screen early in a New York power play gave the visitors a 1-0 lead with 9:21 remaining in the first period.
Krug evened the score with his fourth goal in five games, a power-play marker at 3:48 of the second period. He wound up from the right point and beat Lundqvist to the near post and just under the crossbar, as the Swedish veteran shrugged his shoulder in vain while attempting to deflect the shot.
"He's done an amazing job stepping in and really playing big for us," Bruins forward Brad Marchand said of Krug. "We're all very excited when he touches the puck. He always makes a great play. We're very lucky to have him right now."
Game Notes
Boston posted its first postseason series victory against New York since taking the 1972 Stanley Cup Finals four games to two ... The Rangers took a five-game, first-round series in '73, the last time before this season these Original Six clubs faced off in the playoffs ... The Rangers scratched center Brad Richards for a second straight game ... The Bruins welcomed back defenseman Dennis Seidenberg (lower body) after a five-game absence, replacing struggling rookie blueliner Dougie Hamilton ... Blueshirts forward Derek Dorsett took four penalties totaling 11 minutes, was held without a point and a shot and was a minus-one in just 3:51 of ice time ... Pittsburgh also faced Boston in the 1991 Wales Conference final, dropping the first two games before winning four straight to reach the Stanley Cup Finals against the North Stars ... Boston took a seven-game Eastern final against Tampa Bay in 2011 en route to its last championship.


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Spirited Away: Miyazaki in top-form. An ode to the magic of growing up and accepting responsibility, without becoming overly maudlin like in Howl's Moving Castle.
Porco Rosso: The most "grown-up" of Miyazaki's movies. It has a very "Old World" feel to it, not unlike an European arthouse film. The screenplay reminds me strongly of Hemingway's novels, which I happen to like very much.
Samurai X - Trust and Betrayal: The opening scene never fails to move me to tears. A profoundly moving story about the heavy weight of duty and karma upon one man's shoulders, and the terrible price he pays for carrying that burden.
Princess Mononoke: This was the movie that got me back in touch with Miyazaki's movies. Grand in scale, epic in scope. It's the updated version of what Nausicaa should have been, had Miyazaki completed the manga before making that landmark movie.
Nausicaa: You'll always remember your first love. This was the first Miyazaki movie I remember watching, and it left a deep impression on me. It wasn't until many years later that I realised that it was a Ghibli production.
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Favourite anime movie
I think Akira is still my no 1.
It has most of what I look for in an animated movie.
I like Miyazaki also but, its a little to much children stuff for me
grave of fireflies is the most depressing Ive ever seen
if thats what you look for
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My favourite anime movie is Studio Ghibli's "Only Yesterday" by Isao Takahata.
I found it to be really epic, emotional, and cheerful. The protagonist, Taeko, was really adorable as a little girl too. I think that making an anime movie with the Slice of Life genre was really clever. I can also imagine that it was very difficult to make such a movie in that specific genre such a successful film. 'tis definitely my favourite anime film production though.
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Ghost in the Shell - Badass and highly insightful (goes for both films)
My Neighbor Totoro - First anime I saw, watched countless times as child, liked it even w/out subs
Castle in the Sky - Not sure why, I just liked this movie a lot, enough to watch seven times.
Grave of the Fireflies - Really good, only anime to make me cry.
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Millennium Actress - one of the most beautifully directed/scripted animated films I have ever seen.
Porco Rosso - (TinyRedLeaf already summarised why this movie is great)
Wings of Honneamise - the birth of Gainax, and the creation of one of the most "real" animated worlds ever.
Night on the Galactic Railroad - beautiful story of friendship and death.
The Legend of Sirius - wonderful (loose) adaptation of Romeo and Juliet.
Patlabor 2 - political intrigue and excitement abound in this non-action action film/non-mecha giant mecha film.
Whisper of the Heart - a heart warming romance set admidst some extraordinary cityscapes (honestly, it is the realistic portrayal of a modern Japanese city that really gets me; the exquisitely simplistic average-ness of the modern city is simply beautiful to behold.)
edit: Urusei Yatsura Movie 2: Beautiful Dreamer - a wonderful dreamlike quality is seeped into this fun and exciting film.
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My Neighbor Totoro: the first movie that got me interested in other Miyazaki's work, and still, and will be one of my all time favorite.
Kiki's Delivery Service: very memorable with its scenes, with the humor that is put in hear and there. The love and interaction that makes it feel like that place was near.
Princess Mononoke: For the sheer mesmerizing soundtrack and in or themes, with the richly detailed landscapes of environment, as well as the morality that is laced within the story.
Pokemon 3rd movie/ The Power of One: The only Pokemon movie that I like for it is s less corny, chessy, other cliche' aspect that is repeat in the other ones I saw. It was enjoyable for the time it lasted, I feel it executed the ideas better with a good result. I also like it for its soundtrack like Lugia's song, and the final reason is that it never feel tiring to watch it all over again like the others as one of my favorite as well.
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Anyway Whisper of the Heart I guess.
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I loved the fact that there is a gap in the thread where no one posted apparently for all of 2008...
oh yea, I thought that the third Pokemon movie was pretty solid too...Charizard FTW!!!
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Spirited Away! definitely and all the pokemon movies. When i read someone liked kiki's delivery service it brought memories to me.T_T. And also this movie on animax about 3 homeless pipol who lost evrything and found this baby. Any1 know the title?
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Tokyo Godfathers, directed by Satoshi Kon. He also did Perfect Blue and Paprika which are great as well. I didn't like Millennium Actress though.
1. Princess Mononoke
2. Whisper of the Heart
3. My Neighbor Totoro / Nausicaa / Ocean Waves
6. Spirited Away / Castle in the Sky / Only Yesterday
9. Porco Rosso / Kiki's Delivery Service / Grave of the Fireflies / The Castle of Cagliostro
13. Perfect Blue / Tokyo Godfathers
15. Cowboy Bebop Movie: Knockin' on Heaven's Door
16. Howl's Moving Castle
17. Paprika
18-20. Probably some Detective Conan movies
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A new police report seems to confirm everyone's worst fears — almost 500 confirmed victims, with reports that Savile spent "every waking minute" thinking about abusing boys and girls.
It's all horrifying, but one aspect worst of all: it was blindingly obvious.
For 60 years Savile hid in plain sight, being perhaps the most high profile television star in the UK. More to the point, he was a BBC television star, meaning for decades he was the most visible person on one of the UK's only non-cable TV channels. He surrounded himself with children and young people, hosting the BBC's historically important music show Top of the Pops and even hosting his own show that would grant children's deepest wishes, Jim'll Fix It.
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For those unfamiliar with Savile (his schtick certainly didn't translate well overseas), it's really worth watching a documentary he made in 2000 with British journalist Louis Theroux. Theroux spent several days with Savile, attempting to get past his goofy public persona and see what actually made him tick. Savile did not come out of it looking good — frankly he seemed like an ego-maniacal creep — but even Theroux admitted he was shocked when the new accusations came out.
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Voiceover: We were nearing the end of our time together, and as we headed back to Leeds, it was clear that Jimmy was pleased about the press coverage of his broken ankle.
But it struck me that his relationship with the press hasn't always been a happy one.
Louis: So, why do you say in interviews that you hate children when I've seen you with kids and you clearly enjoy their company and you have a good rapport with them?
Jimmy: Right, obviously I don't hate 'em. That's number one.
Louis: Yeah. So why would you say that then?
Jimmy: Because we live in a very funny world. And it's easier for me, as a single man, to say "I don't like children" because that puts a lot of salacious tabloid people off the hunt.
Louis: Are you basically saying that so tabloids don't, you know, pursue this whole 'Is he/isn't he a paedophile?' line, basically?
Jimmy: Yes, yes, yes. Oh, aye. How do they know whether I am or not? How does anybody know whether I am? Nobody knows whether I am or not. I know I'm not, so I can tell you from experience that the easy way of doing it when they're saying "Oh, you have all them children on Jim'll Fix It", say "Yeah, I hate 'em."
Louis: Yeah. To me that sounds more, sort of, suspicious in a way though, because it seems so implausible.
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Louis: Has it worked?
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Louis: Why have you said in interviews that you don't have emotions?
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Jimmy: The truth is I'm very good at masking them.
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One day I'm going to have a son – or if our God is a vengeful one, 6 daughters – and he will ask me in an adorable-but-eventually-manly voice, "Daddy, what does Thanksgiving mean?" And I'm going to look him straight in the eyes and tell him, "Visiting hours are over, thanks for the cigarettes." But it's a great question, that one that my imaginary son just asked. What does Thanksgiving even mean anymore?
It used to be a holiday that celebrated the first meal between the pilgrims that traveled to this country and the Native Americans that lived here, but we can't be happy about that anymore because of the whole genocide thing. And at one time it was a celebration of family and friends coming together over a nice turkey dinner, but now we have national TV campaigns that are hellbent on making us feel like murderers for enjoying a piece of white meat. Hell, I'd love to say that it's about celebrating America's love of the NFL, but now we're total a-holes if we cheer for a big hit because it may ruin a guy's life.
Maybe that's what we're supposed to be most thankful for – the ability to make people feel miserable about everything. After all, what's the point of spending hours in a farty plane or car only to end up with people who are going to nag you about your life decisions and ask you for money? But I'm a classic guy, who still believes in that old-fashioned meaning of Thanksgiving, so I've put together this gallery of the most Thanksgiving things that I could think of. I hope that it touches your hearts the way that it has touched the heart of the son I don't have who was just visiting me in prison.
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Brian Akley of Oswego, Randy Marrin of Carthage, Lelan Rogers of Fulton and John Ryan of Westhill were the others elected.
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Cooperative Grain & Supply Agronomist Brian Nickel tries to save farmers money, but he does not tell them what to plant; he leaves that important decision up to the individual producer.
What he does do is keeps informal track of what different farmers are planting. Across the board, wheat has become a more attractice crop in Marion County.
"Wheat is just an amazing crop," Nickel said. "It's like a cat — it has nine lives. You can't kill it."
Kansas State University Research and Extension agent Rickey Roberts said for years wheat was the crop farmers planted for good agronomy and tried to make money on row crops like corn and soybeans. With the price of wheat at $8 a bushel, Nickel said that trend has reversed — farmers are looking to break even on row crops, especially in harsh drought conditions that have existed the last two years.
"It is a crop we know we can grow," Roberts said. "On top of that, we can make money on it."
With more acreage committed to wheat, Roberts and Nickel agreed the crop that will suffer most is milo. Roberts said the seed genetics for milo have not increased at the same rate as those for corn, soybeans, and wheat.
Nickel said corn planting in the county will not decrease and is likely to increase. The past two years corn has been one of the crops hardest hit by drought conditions. However, the reward with corn, trading at high prices still outweighs the risk. Milo's risk-reward balance has skewed more toward risk.
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Even though our Mom is a total FLAKE, we couldn't seem to come up with anything AMUSING to share that she would actually LET us share. But she did something this VERY MORNING that just illustrates what an incredible FLAKE she is so we're gonna share it NOW. Even if it means NO TREATS for a WHOLE DAY! haha
So, here's what went down first thing this morning. Mom has decided to trade coffee for hot chocolate during the cold winter months. Yeah, we know, it's more fattening but doesn't make her as jittery, which is good for ALL of us! BOL! Anyway, she uses the kind in the little packets that you just add to HOT WATER. Sometimes she boils the water on the stove. Sometimes she just pops the cup of water in the microwave. It's really better if she microwaves it 'cause she tends to forget about the boiling water on the stove if she walks away and doesn't set a timer. ANYWAY, she put the cup in the microwave for like a minute and a half. *DING* She opens the microwave and gets out the cup and guess WHAT! There's NO WATER in it! Really! She FORGOT to put WATER in the cup! bwahahahahahaha Now THAT'S FLAKY!
While you're shaking your head over that FLAKINESS, we've got a miscellaneous piece of info to share. We just read this post on FB this morning and thought it might help somepup somewhere sometime who suffers from seizures. We need to say first, though, that we KNOW there are probably as many reasons/causes for seizures as there are dogs that have them. Everypup is very different and sometimes it's hard to pin down a cause and it depends on tons of different things. Having said that, we still think this post is worth reading in case it helps someone along the way. It's on our Pit Bull Frogs FB page BUT we're pretty sure you don't have to have a FB account or sign up in any way to look at this link - http://www.facebook.com/pages/Pit-Bull-Frogs/311919152164343?ref=tn_tnmn. If you can't access the link, but are interested in reading the post, let us know and we'll send it to you in an email. Basically, it was determined that the cause of a little rescue pup's seizures were the Kibbles 'n Bits he was being fed at his new furever home. His food was changed and he's all better now.
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21 comments:
- Finn said...
No water in the cup? That is pretty darn funny!
- January 7, 2012 at 11:32 AM
- Ronnii, Uji & Izzy ( & Momma Tea ) said...
Fank Yoo fur postin dis it wos veri intrestin, sadly fur mee it isn't mi noms cos mee eats raw butts it is worf notin dis fur ova doggys dat gets visited by da evil SM
- January 7, 2012 at 11:33 AM
Heh Heh Heh pretty thoughtful of your Mom to give you new flaky material just this morning. Bet that hot cocoa tasted a bit dry BOL!
I snuck one more in on Mom too ;)
Waggin at ya,
- January 7, 2012 at 11:51 AM
- scotsmad said...
No water! That is indeed flakey!
Strange about that food causing seizures.
XXXOOO Daisy, Bella & Roxy
- January 7, 2012 at 12:49 PM
- ♥Mona + Weenie + Mommy, too♥ said...
They, hope we're not to late for one last flakey post. Our Mommy just did it this morming too!!
Rhis haqs been so much fun!!
- January 7, 2012 at 12:57 PM
- Suka said...
BOL! Forgetting water! Something only a human could do! Great flake post! I am sure your mom will still give you treats today. :->
So furry happy the seizure issue was found and the pup is good to go. My human has been getting nervous about all dog foods and what could be in them. Since human food is turning more and more into poison, we worry about animal food. Furry glad the pup is now O.K.!
- January 7, 2012 at 1:14 PM
- Amber DaWeenie said...
It's true that many different things can bring on seizures. Our sissy, April, would have them whenever she was stressed out. She started taking medication 3 years ago and hasn't had a seizure since. We also try to keep her stress-free. Seems to be working.
- January 7, 2012 at 1:22 PM
- ArtemisiaFSS said...
Wow who knew your food could cause seizures. Thanks for cluing us in.
- January 7, 2012 at 3:01 PM
- Rubie said...
That's what I call "flakeism"
Tail Wuggles, Rubie
- January 7, 2012 at 4:54 PM
- Shawnee the Shepherd said...
Yummmmm, I mean, EWWWWW (mom's watching ofur my shoulder) there be sumbuddy wot still feeds dogs Kibbles N Bits? That be like McDonald's fur dogs for efurry meal. (Trying not to let mom see me drool...)
Anyways, BOL on nuking a CUP! Mom has made coffee in the coffee maker without coffee in the filter. And she has made coffee WITH coffee in the filter but no cup to catch the coffee coming out of the coffee maker. Oh, wot a mess that makes. If'n one of us peed on the floor like that coffee pouring off the kitchun counter.... Yup, I say make this a regular feeture coz we could just go on and on and on... Oops, furgot mom be watching ofur my shoulder. But seriously, this woz tons of funs and we has BOL'd and LOL'd ourselves silly all week long at the flakiness.
- January 7, 2012 at 5:22 PM
- ♥♥♥ The OP Pack ♥♥♥ said...
We couldn't think of anything flaky that was really good enough to post, especially after we read all the really good ones out there. But now that you mention the cup with no water, we have one even better, how about running the microwave with no cup in there? Seriously, she has done THAT many times.
Woos ~ Phantom, Thunder, Ciara, and Lightning
- January 7, 2012 at 5:39 PM
- Mr. Pip said...
Been there, done that. My mom has actually done this before! By the way, my mom prefers to mix coffee and hot chocolate - Cafe Mocha. It's like hot chocolate with a jolt of caffeine. Your mom might not like them if coffee makes her jittery. My mom pretty much can't function without caffeine and chocolate so they work for her.
Your pal, PIp
- January 7, 2012 at 6:53 PM
- Kirsten (peacefuldog) said...
You guys may be flaky but you sure are public service-minded. I don't know any pups who experience seizures right now, but it is nice to know there's resources for when I meet one who does!
- January 7, 2012 at 7:24 PM
- Jess and Glacier said...
Oh...no...I think that sounds like something I would have done LOL
- January 8, 2012 at 3:26 AM
- Bunk said...
Ahahaha! That is so funny. Your mom sounds just like my female human. Forgetful and silly at times. Be careful, I lost blueberry treats (my favorite) for 30 seconds when I decided to tell on my female human.Can't wait to see the winners!
- January 8, 2012 at 11:43 AM
Oh that sure is FUNNY!
Oh the Flaky Peeps sure was funny. But you is correct, too short! I say we need it fur a whole month!
woos, Tessa
- January 8, 2012 at 4:18 PM
- Sugar the Golden Retriever said...
Woof! Woof! Happy New Year! We are back from our longggg Holiday break. Oh my mom said she can relate ... done it. Lots of Golden Woofs, Sugar
Visit my new (WP) blog: www.sugarthegoldenretriever.com
- January 9, 2012 at 7:06 AM
- GOOSE said...
Flake alert!
I wanted to respond to your question. Nope I do nt wear a sweater or jaket. When MOM brought me home almost 12 years ago she tried to get me to waer a really cool jacket. But I would keep unzipping it and taking it off. I guess I am tough like that. But I do like to sleep under the covers at night with MOM. So maybe not so tough
- January 10, 2012 at 6:32 AM
- Keith Andrea said...
.,woof..sounds cool!
Im sure that is Funny!...lol
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- January 10, 2012 at 10:41 PM
- Baby Rocket Dog and Hootie said...
We lovvvvve this time of year when all these cool contests are taking place. First this, and then MangoMinster2012. Always something exciting going on in our dogblog community. Thanks for the fun!
Smooches from pooches,
BabyRD & Hootie
- January 10, 2012 at 11:13 PM
- euthymic said...
Itwas fun reading this article.Your mom really loves you.
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