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L LORD SALISBURY'S ILLXESS. The fallowing official announcement was issued at Hatfield on Monday forenoon: "Lord Salisbury InJ a restles-s night. His condition is otherwise unchanged. Fortunately the restlessness of the n_!14t, though in itself an uafavourable sign, was Wtt attended by any appreciable diminution of strength. Buring the afternoon his lordship's con- dition remained unchanged, and in the evening the following official bulletin was issued: "Lord Salis- bury lias had a good day, and there is no material change." This marked some slight improvement in the distinguished patient's health. It appears that although neither Sir Douglas Powell nor Dr. Walker was summoned on Sunday, the latter visited ti e patient late, and remained in attendance throughout the night. Throughoi'.t the day messages of inquiry were e;-ivcd' with little intermission 1'iv.m all over tli" country, and from far-off Simla, and other distant parts of the Empire. The King, Queen, the Prince of Wales, the Viceroy of India, ;¡tl1 other distinguished personages sought iniormation as to Lord Salisbury's progress. I" was officially stated later on Holiday night that the more favourable symptoms were maintained, that Lord Salisbury had passed an altogether more restful day, and had had more sleep, with the consequent result that his lordship had gained slightly in strength.
THE ROYAL COMMISSION ON TRADE DISPUTES. Mr. Sam Woods, secretary of the Trades Union Congress, has addressed the following communica- ti :i to the secretary of the Royal Commission on Trade Disputes Ir. reply to your invitation to give evidence be core the Commission, I beg respectfully to decline such invitation on the following grounds 1. Because the composition of the Commission is solely representative of capital, no representative of labour being appointed, although representations w re made to the Prime Minister to give labour representation on the Commission. £ To give confidence to the working classes such a Commission should have been fairiv representa- tive. 3. Because the Commission is regarded by trades unionists s being unfair and one-sided. d. Because- it has been decided at a representa- tive conference of trades unionists that no evidence should be given before tlw Commission until after the Trades Union Congress at Leicester ivTvt month, when the whole question respecting Commission will be discussed.
A CANDIDATE'S ADVENTURES. Mr. Stewart, the Unionist candidate for Argyll- shire, was proceeding in a yacht along Loch Eil, on Monday, when the top cf the engine cylinder blew the yacht's machinery being wrecked. The engine-room staff fortunately escaped injury. Sails wre set to prevent the vessel drifting ashore. The candidate, with Lord and Lady Arthur Ce it. ashore, where they chartered a contractor's loco- motive and travelled to Ballachuiish. Lady Arthur occupying a seat on the coal tender and Lord Arthur acting as engine-driver.
LONDON STEAMER IN DANGER. The General Steam Navigation Company's excur- sion steamer Mavis, which left Boulogne at ten o'clock on Tuesday morning on her return to Mar- gate and London, was unable to weather heavy seas outside Boulogne, and was obliged to put back. about four miles out off Wimereux, the Mavis ir-arts* foundered. She vrns struck 1,\ a -udd'ei •squall, and heavy seas broke over the stern, swept tit" decks, stove in the doors, swamped the cabins, and Hooded the engine-room. The captain, fearing that the fires would be extinguished, put about, and with great difficulty returned to the harbour in th" teeth of a south-westerly gale. Seventy passengers were landed.
p —— EX-OFFICER LIVING IN A TENT. The public examination of X. A. Berkeley Dealtry, lately an officer in the Army, has been ordered by Mr. Registrar Linklatcr, at the London Bankruptcy C xirt. to stand over the long vacation, it being stated that the debtor was residing in a tent some- where 011 the coast of Cornwall, and wai without in 'His. The failure is attributed to the debtor's InLJility fur the prizes given to dog shows held by the Ladies' Kennel Association in 1902. He was sued fort he money for the prizes, although, as he asserts, he received no portion of the show takings.
A PRISON EXPERIMENT. An interesting experiment is being made at Dart- moor Prison to raise young convicts to the level of Lr.v a b i d i n g manhood. A Times correspondent, who describes the experi- ment, says in Dartmoor Prison at the present time tu -re arM as many as forty-six boy conv icts under the age of twenty-one. They would not be there, o: course, if they had not committed serious crillws; but they are mere boys all the same. Two are murderers. Some of them may prove to he "mis- iias an eminent mind-specialist calls them, and incapable of living permanently straight lives if left to themselves. The majority, however, are capable of being educated in the paths of virtue. Thirty-two of the youngest convicts have been picked out, after careful consideration of their j--cords and apparent dispositions, as the most likely to benefit by the scheme, and have been formed into a class by themselves. After morning prayers, while the other convicts are parading for la hour, they have a quarter of an hour's brisk in their own yard. Then they march off to on" of the old French war prisons, where part of the ground-floor has been fitted up as a carpenter's s:t .p. It is an important part of the scheme that every lad should be turned out with a thorough knowledge of some trade at which lie can earn a living, and it has been found in practice that the only of which a young convict is pretty sire not to grow tired is carpentering. After leaving the workshop for the day they go to lessons with the schoolmaster. The school desks and blackboards (all made by themselves) are briiight out into the middle of the hall, out of which their cells open. The lessons vary with the clays of the week. The library books set apart for them are, of course, carefully selected. As might be expected, tl" most popular stories are of adventure and travel, such as you would find in the library of any boys' school. Many of the lads also study practical handbooks on carpentry and building, and. with the aid of cardboard scales and rulers, make draw- ings of machinery and buildings on their slates. During the summer the lads keep the flower- garden in order, mowing the lawns and weeding an I watering the flower-beds. These outdoor o<: pat ions prevent the youngsters from getting '•>"ale"at their indoor work: and the spirit of J- althy emulation is fostered by giving each lad a llov.er-bed to do his level best with. So far, the experiment has been justified by its results. Years 1111Lt elapse before it will be possible to claim complete success—to point out this and that honest, man who had the foundation ot ris honesty laid in the special at Dartmoor.
During a military f<;te at Spezia a portion of the ruins ot the ancient baths of Silenus, on which a number of persons were standing, collapsed. Fifty people were thrown into the sea. No life was lost, but several persons were injured. Knrly on Tuesday morning the Crown Princess of ■ltoumacia gave birth to a son, who will r- ceive the name of Nicholas. A girder of the new bridge over the Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway :11 Ageerol't. near Man- chester, tell on Sunday night and completely blocked both the mam lines. The traffic 011 Mondav had to be work' d by circuitous routes. On Saturday the town of Thornton, in Fil'eshire, was thrown into a sta.fi- nf excitement by receipt ot a telegram that an excursion from the town had met with an areident resulting jM two men and a boy being kWled. The post-office repeated the tele- gram on request lh>- wives of the men were in a great state, hut. on 1111" arrival of the excursionists, it only a cruel hoax. A memurd tablet for hie Empress Frederick v> as solemnly tin* eih-d in the Knglish Church at. iiomburg on Sat unlay. The memorial takes the form of four relict's p\:>ced iu the spandrels ot th" arches illt ilt, aisle, ivpre-eie ingthe four Kvang-liats, and a tablet with an inscription beneath. Manv of the survivors from the Paris railway disaster are suffering from the poisonous gases inhaled during the ibght. Five are said to have since died. BUTTONS ON THE BACK OF A COAT. When a man carried a sword he held his sword belt in place by means of two buttons on the back of the coat. But though swords and sword-belts have long gone out of fashion the two buttons on the back of the coat still remain, and no man would consider his cutaway or his frock coat properly- finished if it did not have two buttons placed in the smat of the back immediately above the coat tails.
QUAINT HOUSEHOLD REGULATIONS. The following curious regulations for the house* hold of Henry VIII. are taken from an old MS.: His Highness's baker shall not put alum in the bread, or mix rye, oaten, or bean flour with the same; and, if detected, he shall be put in the stocks. His Highness's attendants are not to steal any lacks or keys, tables, forms, cupboards, or otker J furniture, out of noblemen's or gentlemen's house where they go to visit. The officers of his privy chamber shall be loving together, no grudging nor grumbling. There shall be no romping with the maids on the staircase, by which dishes and other things are often broken. Care shall be taken of the pewter spoons, and that the wooden ones used in the kitchen be not broken or stolen. The page3 shall not interrupt the kibchen-maids. Coal to be only allowed to the King's,Queen's, and Lady Mary's chambers. The brewers are noc to put any brim- stone in the ale.
0 I TYPOGRAPHICAL ABSURDITIES. A newspaper man wrote an ad for a theatre, and in it soad From liallf-past eight ilirkil half-past ten You laugh and laugh and laugh again. The style on that paper called for expressing the hours by figures, so when the ad appeared it read like this: From 8.30 to 10.30 You laugh and laugh and laugh again. One Sunday a preacher took for his text, "Be ye therefore steadfast," which, being interpreted in the weekly paper, meant, Be ye there for breakfast." Style is everything in a newspaper office, and some papers speli "theatre," "centre," "livre," and so on with a final "er." That is why one of these papers a while ago announced that a celebrated French actor received a salary of "300 livers." It would be a long story to tell in detail how mix- ups happen, but they that really do happen can be doubted by no newspaper man whose knowledge of the business ever led him to explorations of the mysteries of the composing room, as well as the somewhat intricate mazes of the editorial room. And so this heart-breaking account of a marriage may be vouchd for as an actual occurrence: "The church was finely decorated with holly and evergreen and the altar was hidden in a wealth of flowers. Out of the recesses rose rare tropical plants, and frcm the ceiling hung fifteen Western veals, which at this time of year are scarce and correspondingly dear, who wore a white corded silk, a creation of Worth's with pearl ornaments. Then came the maid of honour, the cousin of the bride, Miss Henrietta Blower cf Chicago, wearing a dress of white tulle, with diamond ornaments, and she was followed by a small bunch of Montana sheep, who after the ceremony was over were served with a sumptuous dinner at the house of the bride."
NAMKS OF THE MONTHS. January was named after the Roman god Janus, the deity with two faces, one looking into the past and the other gazing forward to the future. February comes from the Latin word februo, to purify. It was customary for the Romans to observe festivals of purification during that month. March owes its name to the old God of War. Among the Saxons this month was known as Lenct, meaning spring, and this is the origin of our word Lent. April was named from the Latin aperio, to open, in signification of the opening of flowers. The Saxons called the month East re, in honour of their Goddess of Spring, from which comes our word Easter. May- was named after the Roman goddess Maia, and June was so called in honour of Juno. July was named in honour of Julius Caesar, and August gets its name from Augustus C:e3ar. September is from the Latin septem. seven, this being the seventh month according to the old Roman calendar. October, November and December also retain the names by which they were known under the old calendar, when there were but ten months in the year-octo, novem and decern meaning eight, nine and ten.
THS CAT AND THE RATS. Here is an amusing specimen of macaronic verse: Felis sedit by a hole, Intentus he, cum omni soul, Prendere rats. Mice cucurrerunt trans the floor, In numero duo, tres, or more— Obliti cats. Felis saw them, cculis; 'I "I'll have them," inqait he, "I gue33, Dum ludunt." Tunc ille crept towards the group, "Habeam," dixit, "good rat soup- Pingues sunt." Mice continued all ludere, Intenti they in ludum vera, Gaudenter. Tunc rushed the felis into them, Et tore them omnes limb from limb, Yiolanter. Moral. -4 Mures cranes, nunc be shy Et aurem pnebe mihi, V Benigne. Sit hoc satis "verbum sat." Avoid a whooping big tom-cat Studiose.
THE PROCESS OF DIGESTION. First, in the mouth the food should mix thoroughly with the saliva, which is slightly alkaline, its most potent agent being an active ferment known as ptyalin. This acts directly upon starchy foods, converting them into sugar. The saliva has no special action upon albuminous or fatty matters. Nevertheless, all food should be thoroughly masti- cated. The foods are next received in the stomach, there to meet with the gastric juice. By what is known as the churning process of the stomach the contents are reduced to a viscid fluid mass known as chyme. The proteid parts of the food are con- verted into an absorbable substance called peptones. These being diffusible, or capable of passing through animal tissues, are believed by many to be absorbed through the walls of the stomach. During gastric digestion the entrance to and exit from the stomach are tightly closed, but when completed the pyloric valve opens and the chyme passes into the small intpstine or second stomach—the duodenum. This substance is now composed of digested, undigested. and partially digested foods, which consist of the starch which was changed into dextrine, starch which has undergone little or no change, fats wholly unchanged, and the proteids not changed into peptones. These are now acted upon by the bile p(, i and pancreatic juice, which, in turn, converts the starch into dextrine, the proteids int-o peptones, and emulsifies the fats. iNext comes absorption through | the minute blcod-vessels of the intestines, and then assimilation takes place.
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The outfit code of the last week and a half is condensed in the pixels of this photo. I've been under the malevolent curse of the common cold and have only rarely left the house, therefore cotton and comfort have been the key ingredients in dressing up (it's not my favorite style but when you're sick those matters don't count so much).
So one of you asked me if I ever wear comfy or scruffy home clothes and the answer is OF COURSE. :) There's been a post about this before on my blog, and here's some more proof. It's alright if someone wants to wear tight skirts and corsets all day long, but at home I'm a constant spiller of paint, wine or food so that wouldn't really work for this baby. :D The Actual Pain loose shirts are my favorite home attire at the moment, can't get enough of these fiendish prints!
(My love bought the snake print t-shirt as well, so it's a kind of a team uniform for us, heehee.)
I had a lot of extra seconds to list the pros and cons of being sick, and came up with surprisingly many things on the positive side! There's such a deep pool of low energy activities you can choose from! You can organize your collections (like the cd tower that's needed dusting for ages), refresh your memory of Han Solo's destiny, sink into comics and books or create something you really love, in my case some paintings and drawings. Now that I'm getting better I kind of wish I was still sick to have all that luscious free time..
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Flux balance impact degree
General concept
This method provides a variation on the concept of impact degree (i.e., the impact of a gene deletion in a metabolic network), that enables one to account for reaction directionality and environmental conditions. This can be done using linear programming or elementary flux modes. This approach also does not require the definition of an objective function.
Items to consider when implementing
Software packages with this method
Applications of interest
Relevant references
Zhao Y, Tamura T, Akutsu T, Vert JP. Flux balance impact degree: a new definition of impact degree to properly treat reversible reactions in metabolic networks. Bioinformatics. 2013 Jul 10.
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text: Meet the pet hoarders; people who can't say no to just one more, and whose lives are now overrun with animals. This film follows them as they manage their pet populations. It seeks to discover how they've collected them, why their love of animals has become all-consuming, and explores the extraordinary bonds they have with their pets.


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This movie tells the story of a group of survivors of a nuclear holocaust that try to make it across the country in a gigantic all-terrain vehicle, to make it to the only other place that might have people left in what is now a nuclear wasteland!
Damnation Alley (1977)
by Nathan Strack | October 6th, 2015 | Exploitation, Sci Fi
Mortal Kombat (1995)
by Nathan Strack | July 7th, 2015 | Exploitation, Fantasy
The Black Gestapo (1975)
by Nathan Strack | June 11th, 2015 | Exploitation, Thriller
In 1970s Los Angeles a community group has been established on the mean streets to combat the crime, drugs, prostitution, etc… That has bee infecting the area… This group is called, 'The People's Army' and it is under the leadership of a man who wants to clean up the streets and live in peace with the rest of the world…
Well his right hand man has a different idea for their organization…And if he gets his way, the once mostly peaceful organization will become a guerrilla force the likes of which haven't been seen since Nazi Germany during World War 2…
And as the General is slowly loosing control of his group, it will be up to him to stop his assistant from creating the first, 'Black Gestapo'!
The Flying Guillotine (1975)
by Nathan Strack | October 8th, 2013 | Action/Adventure, Exploitation
The Flying Guillotine tells the story of how after a new portable, 'Guillotine Weapon' is created, a particularly cruel Chinese Emperor turns some of his finest Soldiers in to an assassination squad… But when one of the best of their ranks ends up going on the run, the Emperor sends the hit squad to capture him no matter what the cost!
I Escaped From Devil's Island (1973)
by Nathan Strack | September 10th, 2013 | Action/Adventure, Exploitation
I Escaped From Devil's Island tells the story of a brutal and oppressive slave labor camp in which the slave labor force is forced to dig up and package salt…
During this time a man by the name of Lebras and his crew have finally decided that they have had enough of the Island and device a plan to try and escape from the Island once and for all!
Surf Nazis Must Die (1987)
by Nathan Strack | September 4th, 2013 | Action/Adventure, Exploitation
After the, 'big one' hits the West Coast, surfer gangs begin to take over the various beaches up and down the West Coast… One of the gang of surfers that have modeled them off of the, 'Third Reich' from World War 2…
Now this gang has become a problem for the other gangs in the area! But if they can't stop them, then there sure will be some one who will not only stop them, but also prove why, 'Surf Nazis Must Die'!
Friday Foster (1975)
by Nathan Strack | March 19th, 2012 | Action/Adventure, Exploitation
Friday Foster is a photographer, she's the older sister to a hustling little brother… And her life is going to change rapidly when both her and her friend Colt end up having to stop a national conspiracy to stop an historic meeting of the nation's black leadership, before the people behind this conspiracy kill Friday!
The Wild One (1953)
by Nathan Strack | March 9th, 2012 | Action/Adventure, Exploitation
Alien Undead (2010)
by Nathan Strack | January 17th, 2012 | Exploitation, Horror
In a top secret research station buried deep in to the Earth, an experiment is about to get out of control, and kill and turn just about all of the researchers working below the surface in to Zombies! Now the survivors of this holocaust are going to have to band together to survive 13 floors of terror, before the people who run this experiment decide to nuke the place from orbit!
Invasion Of The Bee Girls (1973)
by Nathan Strack | October 26th, 2011 | Exploitation, Sci Fi
Something is happening to the men of Peckham… No matter what their age, they all seem to be slowly dying from to much sex! With that said, an agent with the State Department is sent in to investigate this situation when it is discovered that the first death was a scientist at a government facility! The result that he will find, is something that no one could have ever expected!
The Glory Stompers (1968)
by Nathan Strack | July 6th, 2011 | Action/Adventure, Exploitation
The Glory Stompers are a biker gang that is just looking to have some fun, no one follows that better then Darryl (A member of the gang.) That is till he is beat up and left for dead, and his girl friend kidnapped! Now all Darryl wants is to find the people that did this, handle the problem and rescue his girl!
Bucktown (1975)
by Candace Valentino | May 26th, 2011 | Action/Adventure, Exploitation
Long before the hit TV show The L Word (2004) and the amazing film Jackie Brown (1997) Pam Grier starred along with Fred 'The Hammer' Williamson better known for Black Caesar (1973) and Hell up in Harlem (1973.) In the classic Blaxploitation film "Bucktown" (1975) directed by Arthur Marks who also collaborated with Grier on Friday Foster(1975). Duke (Fred […]
From the Original Pressbook: 'Coffy' (1973)
by Matthew Dowling | May 21st, 2011 | Blog, Exploitation
Back in the old days of cinema a company existed called National Screen Service. Or NSS for short. NSS was in charge and responsible for all the advertising and promotion of all the films in Hollywood. Big and small, NSS would cut trailers, radio spots, lobby cards, 1 sheets, half sheets, inserts heralds, you name it.
Black Belt Jones (1974)
by Nathan Strack | May 12th, 2011 | Action/Adventure, Exploitation
Black Belt Jones is a cool cat, a master Martial Artist, suave with the ladies, a hired contractor for the government, an all around bad ass mutha. Black Jack must come to the rescue of his Dojo before the owner 'Pop' can be strong armed out of it, and the Dojo torn down so that a Civic Center can be put up…
Chrome And Hot Leather (1971)
by Nathan Strack | March 25th, 2011 | Action/Adventure, Exploitation
Needles to say Mitch is really unhappy about the loss of his girl, and is ready to get her the justice that she deserves! This begins to take shape just after the funeral when Mitch is talking to the Sheriff and persuades the man to let Mitch and his friend go out and search for her murderers. Which he lets him do.


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National Geographic News
Is there some reason the scientific community doesn't review the web before they publish?
Splashed all over national Geographic News, this guy Dragan Hajdukovic essentially publishes the tenants of my paper, "Can Gravity be Induced? without so much as a nod of recognition, yet such concepts would not even be considered today were it not for my thirty years of work I have dedicated the subject.
Simply put, my concept of the induction of gravity is being railroaded.
Simply put, my concept of the induction of gravity is being railroaded.
I admit it is easy to do. I am not affiliated with the science community, my training is in fine Art. My idea, "Can Gravity be Induced?" (1979) was distributed to friends and colleges in the science community 1979. It was considered so absurd that it was deemed "fringe science" by the science community.
Nonetheless, if you type "Can Gravity be Induced?" and "Stephen Goodfellow" into a Google search engine, you will find about 3,160 results. Is my work really that hard to find? I have been active, interacting with plasma physicists for thirty years. Just because my concept was not deemed worthy of publication in a scientific journal does not mean that it is not valid. Thanks to the web, I was able to place my paper very early on, for all who wished to see.
If you need a specific entry that addresses this specific issue, you will find my comments on the Dark Matter illusion here on my blog May 6th, 2010, "Further thoughts on the Induction of Gravity" which states,
Dark energy: Particles in intergalactic space reach exceedingly high speeds and on those rare occasions when they collide, these produce temperatures of millions of degrees. At the moment of collision, a tiny amount of gravity/non-space is momentarily produced but collapses immediately, lacking any means of sustaining itself. However, by virtue of the volume of colliding particles over vast regions of space, a 'field' of gravity is maintained. Might this not explain the phenomenon that we call 'dark energy'?
Looking through the notes of his paper, I see no references to my work. You might say it is just sour grapes on my behalf, and you'd be correct. I have been espousing the induction of gravity over span of three decades and delineating how it comes about, together with suggested empirical, repeatable laboratory experiment.
I have already had to deal with a previous episode in which a Russian scientist actually accused me of stealing his work. Turns out he published in 1995, sixteen years after my paper and eight years after I had placed it on the CompuServe system, which ultimately was placed on the web. Easy to find, just didn't bother looking.
When it comes to a modern interpretation of the Induction of gravity, at least have the courtesy to give a nod to the grandfather.
Somewhat pissed off,
Stephen Goodfellow
Somewhat pissed off,
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Wednesday, August 19, 2009
Fried Calamari
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this looks soo good. i never thought of making it at home. thanks for the easy how to! (:ReplyDelete
Oh, this looks wonderful with all those beautiful roasted vegetables! I can't wait to try it!ReplyDelete
Wow, that looks better than the ones we order at restaurants. I never thought to try making it myself at home. No lie my kiddos are crazy for this and will bicker endlessly if I don't count out equal portions for the three of them.ReplyDelete
Happy Friday!
Love these and they look delicious! Can't wait to try this recipe;-)ReplyDelete
- Carin7:10 AM
After two weeks at the beach, my GF son and I were really missing our calamari. The rest of the family refrained from ordering it, so they were missing it, too. Made this with frozen calamari. It was fantastic. Thanks so much! I will use the same breading with chicken one of these days.ReplyDelete


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Wednesday, June 29, 2011
Muslim Community Center
The day started out tough. I usually get up at 7:20am to go to work. Today, I had to be at Daly City Bart station at 9am. I live in Berkeley so I had to get up at around 6:20.
At CAIR( Council on American-Islamic Relations) we met with the Director and the interns. I never really have been close with a Muslim so it was interesting to get to know them. A lot of them were first or second generation students. They worked at the non - profit organization CAIR which provided assistance to people with civil liberty problems. There was a center that provided a support system to help muslims in the community. In the community center there were two rooms for praying, a school for all students including non-muslims, and even a restaraunt. They said that during the weekends, hundreds of people come to hangout.
All in all it was a very nice experience. I felt it was cool to see a community that is very close knit. It is sad that news only portrays the chaos and terrorist attacks. The Muslim American community has a lot to offer people.
CAIR field trip
Monday, June 27, 2011
Manju Monday!
Friday, June 24, 2011
The hidden internment
Work was pretty laid back today. Our boss realized that we needed to get caught up history for our interviews the following week so she gave us a list of movies to watch. There were ten movies so me and Alison hussled to get through them. One was a short movie about businesses that had survived after the internment camp. Another was about Japanese Peruvians who were kicked out of their homes due to racial tension. Another movie we watched talked about how some people had health issues after camp because of all the dust. It was all very intense and it angered me that they are taken so lightly in history books.
It was upsetting to see people treated so badly. I feel the films have made me angry. I am still trying to process them.
Benkyodo Co.- one of the original businesses in J-Town
Ken and I took a tour of Japan Town this week. One spot that really touched our hearts (and our tummies) was Benkyodo Co.. Benkyodo Co is located in Buchanan Mall between Sutter and Post St., which is across th
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rom the Peace Plaza. Ken and I found out that Benkyodo Co. originally opened in 1906 (photo found on Discover Nikkei.org), but was closed during the war. It's great to see that it still is around today
and continues to offer high quality goods. Beknyodo Co. is part shop and part diner. There's a small counter for customers to order burgers and sandwiches. If you turn around, you'll find delicious snacks and treats. There is sembei (rice crackers) and manju. Manju is an absolute treat for me and for many Japanese Americans. Manju
is made up of sweet sticky rice and can be filled with sweet bean paste called an. There are also baked manju varieties, which are more bread-like.
This morning I went with fellow NCI intern, Rachel. We tried a variety of freshly made manju. I tried two baked varieties and she bought three softer kinds. Benkyodo Co.'s manju is so soft and delishius that I will make it my goal to try every type of manju offered before my internship ends. So keep checking this blog for updates on my manju quest.


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As ever I like to check out what is happening at the sharp end of the marketing push behind the latest artists. So via Youtube or Spotify I trawl through the offerings from Pixie Lot, Ellie Goulding, Jamie Woon and the rest.
What I find is a dozen tracks. Not a dozen songs but 8 or 9 entirely different mixes of one song and 3 or 4 of another. Varying from acoustic guitar, pop-rock, house, grime, R&B … sometimes the whole vocal, sometimes a few lines in long echo spins, sometimes heavily autotuned and sometimes not.
My confusion is that I can't find the artist in all this. I like remixes, I like – no I love – electronic music and in fact I often prefer the remixes to the acoustic tracks, which I am assuming are the starting point for the artists own efforts.
My question is: how do you evaluate an artist's talent rather than their image and are you only as good as your choice of remixer? And if so shouldn't it be the remixers getting the credit not the artist?


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The joys of those 10 mandatory holidays that a corporate has to give is unmatchable. Every January when the new holiday calendar rolls out the first thing I do is look into the calendar to see if any of those 10 mandatory holidays fall on a Friday or a Monday. And if it does I do a little Joey dance in my head (and sometimes in the loo cubicle too). I don't always plan a weekend getaway on these long weekends (as most of us corporate folks call it), but then the idea of sitting at home without having to attend those boring meetings or answering those long emails is a bliss. And 2014 is proving to be a gorgeous year with 15th August falling on a Friday, 29th August falling on a Friday too and then the mega bumper 2nd Oct and 3rd Oct on a Thursday and Friday. I have done that backflip out of joy in my head atleast a 1000 times. Ofcourse I cannot really do it.
So what are your plans for the weekend? Here is my list of 5 things you can do. I would probably be doing a few of these myself. I just need some more motivation to plan a big getaway.
- Weekend Getaway: You can go to Goa, Coorg, Ooty, Bandipur, Wayanad.. to name a few. 2 days 3 nights of bliss. If you are a bigger group hire a Tempo Traveler or drive down. If its just you and your spouse drive down (if you have a car) or take the bus. Bus services out of Bangalore are fabulous.
- Plan a long drive: So you do not want to spend all the three days outside Bangalore. You probably have some pending work to take care of? No worries. Plan a long drive to Kamath or Kadu Mane on Mysore road. Or just head to Mysore and head back by the evening. If you are planning just a long drive do it on Saturday. On Friday, the roads would be packed with the Weekend Getaway folks and Sunday would be packed with folks returning from these getaways. Saturday would be your best bet to avoid majority of the traffic.
- Explore Bangalore: Been living in Bangalore for over a year and have not visited the vineyards, Nandi Hills, Tipu Sultan's fort, or just taken a ride on the metro. What will you tell your non- Bangalore friends when they ask you if you have done any of this? Well, don't just keep planning. Do one/few/all of this over the extended weekend.
- Be patriotic: Yes it is independence day. You are expected to celebrate the freedom. Go all out – wear a pin-up flag on your sleeve. Wear a tricolor dress as you head out on the 15th. Participate in your local flag hoisting ceremony (yes get up early). Be patriotic. And tell your kids about how you celebrated Independence Day during your childhood. Tell them about the school march past and flag hoisting. Or just host an Independence Day movie marathon. There are some amazing movies on a few history lessons. Maybe its time to revisit them.
- Be a good citizen: I really love the work being done by The Ugly Indian. Be the ugly indian and contribute in making the place you live in a much cleaner place. Be a good Indian citizen for a change. Infact do not just do it for this weekend – do it everytime you can.
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The goal of "Let No Senior Go Hungry" is to raise $40,000 by April 1, 2017, according to Ellen Rogers, VAC Executive Director. "We strongly believe that no senior should have to worry about where their next meal comes from," said Rogers. "Unfortunately, Congress' inability to agree on a budget has real and harmful impacts for the people we serve." Rogers points out that the federal government has been operating on temporary spending measures since October 2017. These temporary measures do not authorize funding for many programs, including reimbursements for local senior nutrition agencies such as VAC.
VAC's programs feed nearly 1,000 seniors within its service area, including DeKalb, LaSalle, Bureau, and Putnam Counties. Last year VAC produced and delivered nearly 116,000 nourishing meals to agency clients. The call to do more is increasing however. "The need for healthy meals to homebound seniors continues to rise every year," said Rogers. "For every dollar we do not receive, it's one more person for one more day that hasn't been served a meal."


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Seeing nothing behind me but empty space as we waited for the gun Saturday left me with only one positive thought: at least I won't get passed tonight. This year's Starcrossed marked not only the beginning of the '08 season, but also the start of a new series for me with my recent move to Seattle. So instead of battling it out with Dougger, Phil, and Hartman at the Fort, I'll be relaying stories of fighting the slop with hundreds of strangers in Puget Sound.
The rain, technical course, and old MT camaraderie worked in my favor and led to a better-than-anticipated race around the velodrome. With 85+ people wound up, staring at a couple hundred yard sprint to kick off the race, there was no doubt that a good start was crucial. Shaun provided just that, and I was able to follow the pink highlighted cougar on his back as we worked our way from the tail through the masses heading in to the first turn. From there aggressive riding, breaking spirits, and undirected anger were key in continuing to pick people off throughout the race. I even started to think Bill Martin might have been on to something with his token 'what happened?' starts and flying finishes during Wednesday night races. Getting caught and passed after a half-hour of pinning it is the mental equivalent of getting your balls slammed in a car door, so it was nice to be on the favorable end of the door closing. My legs felt strong, my lungs held up to the most work they've seen since moving to sea level, and not even a late race wash-out and chain-drop could wipe the dirt and slobber-caked smile off my face.
In the end, 45 minutes proved to be just the right amount of time to spend in the red as I rolled across the line in 9th, 72 places ahead of my starting position. A motivating start to the season that reminded me that, while Starcrossed is no Rolling Thunder, this sport is still the best racing there is on two wheels.
For those interested, I'll keep you all posted on how the white, pink, and blue coug hangs through the season in the cross-soaked northwest.


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As many of you know, the US is blessed with a large variety of vegan Oreo flavors that aren't available in European supermarkets (although you can often find them for a steep price at specialty import stores). Recently, European Oreo manufacturers seem to be trying to introduce new varieties in the form of special limited-edition flavors. Earlier this year they introduced limited edition Peanut Butter Oreos, which to my dismay were NOT VEGAN. 😦 (The Peanut Butter Oreos from the US are vegan and are one of my favorite flavors.)
So I was super excited to find out that their newest limited-edition flavor – Strawberry Cheesecake Oreos – are vegan! I immediately bought four packs on finding them on the shelf at the Colruyt. These are good. The strawberry scent hits you the moment you open the package, and even Mr. VSiB (who is not generally an Oreo fan) liked these.
I'm not sure how long these will be available. Considering that I still see the Peanut Butter ones occasionally on the shelf, I would think these should stick around for at least a few months. But you would not go amiss stocking up on these before they disappear.
I found these at the Colruyt, but I suspect they're available at most any store where you can find Oreos.


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Mike returns from Spain, very pleased with himself. Alan is taken in for questioning again. Wendy tells Ken that she's had enough of secrecy and wants to know who and what he wants. She tells him not to call her until he's made a decision. The police interrogate Alan. He swears that he doesn't know where Rita is. Dawn is furious when Mike tells her that he's bought the petrol station in Alcazar which Robert was planning to buy. Maurice Jones sacks Alan as he doesn't want any trouble from the police. When Mike mentions to Deirdre that he saw Ken at the airport, Ken tells Deirdre he was doing an airport passenger survey. Mrs Ramsden tells a shocked Tina that Jamie is Eddie's son.
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- Deirdre Barlow - Anne Kirkbride
- Ken Barlow - William Roache
- Jenny Bradley - Sally Ann Matthews
- Sally Webster - Sally Whittaker
- Derek Wilton - Peter Baldwin
- Audrey Roberts - Sue Nicholls
- Mike Baldwin - Johnny Briggs
- Jack Duckworth - William Tarmey
- Tina Fowler - Michelle Holmes
- Betty Turpin - Betty Driver
- Alf Roberts - Bryan Mosley
- Alan Bradley - Mark Eden
- Percy Sugden - Bill Waddington
- Emily Bishop - Eileen Derbyshire
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- Wendy Crozier - Roberta Kerr
- Dawn Prescott - Louise Harrison
- Eddie Ramsden - William Ivory
- Site Foreman - Rod Arthur
- Det Sgt Crichton - James Vaughan
- Det Ins Jordan - John Graham Davies
- Maurice Jones - Alan Moore
- Mrs Ramsden - Linda Broughton
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- During a scene in the Rovers, Deirdre Barlow says to Maurice Jones that "Ena Sharples would be turning in her grave" at the idea of people living across the street. The line implies that Ena had passed away at some point after her last appearance in 1980, though it is possible that Deirdre was making an assumption, as Ena would have been ninety years old at the time of this episode. Violet Carson, who played Ena, died on 26th December 1983.
- TV Times synopsis: Mike Baldwin is back in town with the knowledge of Ken's affair. The police are making it clear that they suspect Alan of murdering Rita. But where is the body?
- Viewing Figures: UK broadcast - 20,050,000 viewers (3rd place - combined figure including repeat).
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As if there weren't already enough channel options these days, Cinemax is now making a concerted effort to get into original programing. This January they will premiere Alan Ball's new show, Banshee, and Cinemax recently wrapped the second series Strike Back, a British and American series that I haven't seen but understand does a more than serviceable job of combining sex with gloriously cheesy/intense action sequences. Hunted is original to Cinemax, their first in 15 years, and also a step up in an effort to recruit serious cable audiences more interested in soft-core titillation. One episode in, and I have to say, it's a nifty little spy series.
From Frank Spotnitz, writer and producer of The X-Files, Hunted stars Melissa George (In Treatment, Grey's Anatomy, Alias) as Sam Hunter, a spy in a private international firm that specializes in global intelligence and espionage. In the pilot, Sam is having a secret romantic relationship with a co-worker, Aidan Marsh (Adam Rayner) and after the covert mission that opens the episode (which requires Melissa George to disrobe and have sex with the target), Sam and Aidan agree to meet somewhere at an appointed time. It is there, however, where Sam is ambushed, and while she manages to take out five or six bad guys, she gets shot in the process.
Cut to a year later, and after recuperating in seclusion, Sam rejoins her old spy outfit with an eye toward uncovering the mole who had her shot. Was it her lover? Was it her boss (Game of Thrones' Stephen Dillane), another co-worker, Dane (Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbage (Mr. Eko from Lost) or is it a former target or client? Meanwhile, her former employer and co-workers are also suspicious of her, after she disappeared for more than a year.
That's the A plot, so we won't know likely until the end of the eight-episode season who is behind her killing, but in the meantime,there's a secondary storyline built around a mission in which Sam is asked to infiltrate a family and use a little boy's affection for her to gain secrete intelligence on a powerful millionaire CEO (Patrick Malahide), whose ambitions are at odds with the secret client for which Sam's corporate firm is working.
So far, Hunted is certainly compelling; the action sequences are well shot and choreographed, the cinematography in the international locations (it's based in London) is gorgeous, and the production values look high, especially for a Cinemax series. Melissa George is something of a bad-ass, but like the show, she has a perpetually grim disposition, but there's at least the promise of some cool gadgets and, likely, Cinemax grade sex scenes. I understand that the series will take a lot of twists, some of them convoluted, but it holds potential as a solid spy series, only this one has the added benefit of a premium cable network behind it, so presumably that will mean more sex, violence, and language than your typical television spy series. If you have Cinemax, it's certainly worth checking out, although perhaps not enough to warrant a subscription.


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The Junck Colloquium with Natalie Stroud will occur on Friday, April 27, in the Freedom Forum Conference Center from noon to 1:30 p.m.
Stroud, an associate professor in the Department of Communication Studies and director of the Center for Media Engagement at the University of Texas at Austin, will deliver her keynote, "Engaging News in a Partisan Age."
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Engaging News in a Partisan Age
Motivated reasoning proposes that partisanship serves as a powerful motivator when selecting and interpreting information. People tend to select like-minded messages and subject counter-attitudinal information to greater scrutiny than information agreeing with their beliefs. These same patterns influence how people behave online. Online discussion forums, such as news comment sections, provide a space to better understand partisan behavior. But herein lies the dilemma: partisanship can be good for business, but bad for the press's democratic mission.
In this presentation, Dr. Stroud will discuss research showing that partisanship is an important component of how people behave in news comment sections. Drawing from the stereotype content model, she will describe empirically tested ways to curb the influence of motivated reasoning in news comment sections. Dr. Stroud also will present results from a recent project in which she examined how newsrooms and news users respond to uncivil and partisan news comments.
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When someone mixes up a cliché or an idiom, it's called a malapropism. Fans of NCIS, however, know them as Ziva-isms...
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Social Identity Theory in Gender An interview conducted by Advert Enticement on children demonstrated that by the age of four, children have not only developed their social identity but have also associated characteristic to a specific gender that is considered norm. When asked what their gender identity was, there were confident with their responses, socially categorizing themselves into out-groups and in-groups to whichever they belong to, by drawing a distinctive line to accentuate the difference among the females and males, thereby assuring their social identity. A Barbie and Ken doll were used as exemplars of typical gender representatives and was asked what roles were suited for which gender. Men were perceived "stronger" and "went to work" compared with women's penchant for "cleaning the house" and "taking care of the baby." ...read more.
Each gender in-group compares their opposing out-group by seeking positive distinctiveness that favors a positive representative to magnify their thoughts of self-superiority and boost or maintain their self-esteem from having a good reputation; generally speaking, to have a respectable reflection upon themselves. Through the perception of ethnocentrism, the concept of attributing favorable qualities to your identity and attributing negative characteristics to internal aspects for out-group members, one would favor attributions that would impact them in a positive way and detest those that don't. In-group bias or favoritism is seeking qualities to enhance a better, more positive perception of themself. One of the boys in the interview stated, ?boys are better than girls? showing in-group favoritism. ...read more.
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Students proficient in one of 20 languages are being sought to question foreign diplomats on their jobs and their impressions of Korea.
Citizens who are near fluent in a European language such as English, French, Italian, Portuguese, German, Polish, Swedish or Spanish are eligible for the program. Those who can speak Japanese, Chinese, Thai, Arabic, Vietnamese, Indonesian, Malaysian, Turkish, Mongolian, Russian, Nepali, Bengal, Uzbek, Kazakh, Hindu, or either of the Sri Lankan languages of Sinhala or Tamil may also apply to put their language skills to use.
The Joinus Korea (JOKOER) project aims to expose Koreans to foreign cultures through languages, while shifting the emphasis away from just the most commonly spoken second languages here.
"Most Korean citizens show strong preferences towards familiar culture such as United States, China and Japan," said Joinus Korea chief committee member Seo Yong-Seok said.
"On the other hand, it is fairly clear that Korean citizens have low levels of acknowledgement of third world countries, especially of Southeast Asian culture."
The Mongolian, Polish and Sri Lankan ambassadors to Korea have already pledged to take part in the project, with many other embassies also voicing a strong interest.
The full interview schedule will be completed in early January.
"Most ambassadors have a very positive attitude toward this event," Seo said.
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