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NEW YORK (CBSNewYork) – Wide receiver Victor Cruz, guard Chris Snee and defensive end Jason Pierre-Paul have been selected to the 2012 NFC Pro Bowl team.
Pierre-Paul will be the only Giant to start — assuming New York doesn't make it to the Super Bowl — and Cruz and Snee will serve as backups.
It's the first Pro Bowl selection for Cruz, who lobbied for a spot in the NFL's version of the All-Star Game with a social media campaign earlier this season.
Needless to say, he's thrilled to be heading to Hawaii.
"I'm honored and humbled to be selected," the Paterson, N.J., native said. "It really is a dream come true for me. The Pro Bowl is a great individual achievement, but I know I couldn't have been named to the Pro Bowl without the support of my teammates. Eli (Manning) is one of the great quarterbacks in the game. He has done so much for my career."
The third-year player has caught 82 passes for 1,040 yards and nine touchdowns this season. He's also the only player in franchise history to record 80 receptions, 1,000 yards and nine touchdowns, and he's achieved that feat in consecutive seasons.
Still, his focus remains on the task at hand, which is finishing the regular season strong and finding a way to get into the postseason.
"Right now I'm really focused on going out Sunday and our team playing as well as it can," Cruz said. "(I'm focused on) getting a great team win against the Eagles and hoping we get the opportunity to further our season."
Snee, who earned a spot in the Pro Bowl in 2008, 2009 and 2010, has started every game this season for the G-Men.
"It's always an honor to be selected to the Pro Bowl," Snee said. "It doesn't quite feel right, coming off of our last two performances, but it is an honor because you've earned the respect of your peers, the coaches and, of course, the fans."
Pierre-Paul is a Pro Bowl selection for the second straight year, though his stats have come down from 2011. Still, he leads the team in sacks with 6.5 (down from 16.5 last season) and is fourth on the squad in tackles with 61. He also leads the team with 12 tackles for losses.
"Just like last year, I would much rather not play in the game because I want to be with my team at the Super Bowl," the South Florida alum said. "But it's a great honor to be selected among the best in the NFL at my position."
Five other members of the Giants were selected as Pro Bowl alternates.
Kicker Lawrence Tynes is a first alternate, quarterback Eli Manning and running back/kick returner David Wilson are second alternates and center David Baas and safety Stevie Brown are fourth alternates.
Were Cruz, Snee and Pierre-Paul deserving of the honor? Were any Giants snubbed? Sound off with your thoughts and comments below…

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Ribbon Cutting Ceremony Celebrates End of $1.7 Million Trapelo Road Reconstruction Project
Trapelo Road – Officials from Watertown, Belmont, and the Massachusetts Department of Transportation (MASSDot) celebrated the completion of the redevelopment of the Trapelo Road corridor with a ribbon cutting ceremony this week at the intersection of Trapelo Road and Belmont Street.
The project, which took nearly 15 years to complete from its inception to completion, includes paved roads, new trees, bike lanes, and the elimination of unused overhead wires. It cost $1.7 million to complete.
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We are exactly one year from commemorating the 1968 Bursar's Office Takeover at Northwestern University. The activities comprising the 50th anniversary of this momentous event will be unlike any set of activities ever seen at Northwestern.
Please save the dates of May 3-6, 2018, and plan to return to Evanston. We fully intend to host over 1000 participants in the activities. We will contact and convince you in many ways between now and then. Consider the following sample of activities to be held during the four days of Commemoration Weekend.
- A theatrical representation of the Bursar's Office takeover
- A documentary on the events leading up to and including the event
- A symposium examining the legacy of the Bursar's Office takeover
- Release of a book on the topic
- A musical tribute
- A vigil and rededication of the Black House
- Displays and tributes from the NUBAA Archives
- The NUBAA Summit and Salute to Excellence Gala
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text: WWII Pell Airstrip Camp A 4RSU Workshop, Adelaide River Add to my trip View gallery Replay | View larger map Darwin & Surrounds Destinations See & do Art & culture Family activities History & heritage Nature & wildlife Outdoor activities Self-drive touring Events Tours Accommodation Region guide Pell Airfield was named in honour of Major Floyd J Pell, who was killed during the first Japanese attack on Darwin on 19 February 1942. It was developed as part of the Aerodrome Development Program in early 1942 as an aircraft salvage, repair and servicing facility in contrast to airfields further north at Sattler, Strauss and Livingstone, which served as fighter strips. No. 4 RSU (Repairs and Salvage Unit) arrived at Pell in late 1942 and was one of a number of Repair and Salvage units to occupy the site, remaining there until May 1945. The unit undertook a number of salvage missions in remote and dangerous areas of the Top End of the Territory and carried out servicing to a range of operational aircraft types. No. 4 RSU relocated to Winnellie in mid-1945 and Pell was abandoned shortly after. The remaining camp, workshops areas and taxiways are relatively intact and combine to present a significant precinct representing the activities of a unit that saw none of the glamour of the operational flying units but was instrumental in the salvage, repair and return to operational service of a range of aircraft types. Information Activities Hiking Scenic Drives Walks Accessibility Caters for people with sufficient mobility to climb a few steps but who would benefit from fixtures to aid balance. (This includes people using walking frames and mobility aids) Caters for people who are deaf or have hearing loss. Map Map View Map What's nearby What's nearby Explore the NT Accommodation Tours See & do Festivals & events Destinations Food & drink Road trips Choose journey Arnhem Way Binns Track Explorers Way Greater Litchfield Loop Natures Way Outback Way Overlanders Way Red Centre Way Savannah Way Flight paths Choose flight path Domestic flights to Alice Springs Domestic flights to Darwin Subscribe Sign up to receive the latest news, deals and travel information about the Northern Territory. Data privacy Enter your full name: Enter your email address: Sign up Thank you Your details have been submitted. Please check your email and click the link to confirm your subscription.


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My vendors at the farmers market know me and know I'm about to travel. One of them pointed out the vendor next to him: "She's going to Ireland too!" Her eyes lit up and we talked some. It was a nice chat.
I always ask, first, "Which airport are you flying into?" Shannon. Ah.
She's on a golfing vacation, eight courses over a couple weeks. She mentioned Lahinch (one of my favorite places), so I suspect they'll be golfing at the Lahinch Golf Club. She mentioned Killarney too. I suspect all the courses and thus their sightseeing will be in the west, which is as it should be.
I tried to talk her out of Blarney Castle and Bunratty Castle because they are so, so touristy. "But what other castles are there?" she said. So I gave her the address to this blog. 🙂
When she started talking about the Giant's Causeway, I blinked. "That's a long way," I said. "Not that far," she said. "And I have four extra days before my golfing friends arrive."
I gave her the everything-will-take-longer-than-you-think speech, but I'm not sure she believed me. You look at a map and think, Oh, it's only 300 miles … but I'm tellin' ya, if you're an American, they are not the kind of miles you are used to.
Well, it's five hours in a car from Shannon to the Giant's Causeway. And you know my position on this: do you want to spend your precious vacation time driving or doing? There's so much spectacular scenery and things to see and do just in a one-hour radius from Shannon, I can't imagine going all that way just to see one thing, then coming back.
But that's just me. In retrospect, I feel bad about the conversation. I should have just said, "Have fun!" The touristy places are just fine for some folks. Not everyone wants my kind of vacation, and that's as it should be too.
I should have said, "What do you want to do that your traveling companions aren't interested in? Go do that with your four days!" But, you know, maybe the Giant's Causeway is that one special thing that the traveling companions aren't interested in.
I should have said, "Yes, you're right to wander. Do it, friend." Who am I to make a pronouncement on her vacation?
It was crowded at the farmers market, and her regulars were coming and buying while we were talking. I am getting ready to depart in just a few days, fewer than a week, so I'm stressing about a variety of things. (Work; it's always work.) So I should have said much better things than what I did say, but at least I have had some time to reflect and repent. 🙂 Again:
1 Different vacation strokes for different folks.
2 I'm only an expert on my kind of vacation, not hers.
3 It's your vacation! I hope you have a great time!
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"The future is meant for those who are willing to let go of the worst parts of the past. When you cannot take two steps without turning around to inspect your footsteps, you are getting nowhere fast."
Genre: Philosophy/Memoir
Number of Pages: 256
Perspective: First
Seven Deadly Sins is a book by the lead singer of Slipknot and Stone Sour, Corey Taylor. He discusses his beliefs about why the seven deadly sins are outdated and should no longer be considered deadly or sins. He even provides modern day alternatives. For a complete summary, you can go here.
So I didn't actually read this book—I listened to it. Which is actually a first for me. I am not an auditory learner, which is probably why I love to read so much. I usually have a hard time following complex shows and movies, but I am rarely confused by a book. The only reason why I listened to this book is because my husband loves Slipknot—plus we saw them in concert together. They put on a great show, but are quite terrifying. I much prefer Stone Sour. Anyways, my husband doesn't like to read, but we had a twelve hour drive together for the holidays and wanted to kill time. For my first audiobook experience, it wasn't too bad. It was more enjoyable than I though it would be, and it helps that Corey Taylor was the narrator, which made it more impactful.
So I guess I should talk about the book itself. For a book written by a rock star, it was actually pretty insightful and deep. I expected it to be just about partying and sex—there is a lot of that in there too—but Taylor actually very philosophical. He uses his experiences to back up his philosophies, but this is not really a memoir.
A reader would have to go into this book with an open mind. There were some parts where I was furious about what he was saying and ranted about it to my husband. But then other parts really made me question my beliefs about what a sin really is. This book is offensive, but in a good way. He challenges what people think and do. Some parts got to be a little repetitive, but overall it was actually thought provoking and entertaining. It definitely made my ride go by faster. (If I'm being totally honest, I think I slept through one of the chapters—oops). If you are interested in buying the book, you can buy it here. After you have read it, leave a comment and let me know what you think!
"Bad things happen when good people pretend nothing is wrong."
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By Jayanthi Natarajan
Arun Jaitley, the Leader of the Opposition in the Rajya Sabha, in his article On the road to 2014 (Hindustan Times, July 8), made two unexceptionable points. He stressed that the dynamics of assembly and parliamentary elections were increasingly diverging, and voters were learning to distinguish between these. Second, he argued that the Third Front was a 'failed idea' and a government without either the Congress or the BJP as a central pillar was just not feasible. While it is indisputable that a strong national, pan-Indian party has to necessarily form the underpinning of a stable central government, the BJP, especially after it lost its only government in south India, Karnataka, is neither strong nor a national party.
Having made these valid points, Mr Jaitley moved to an extremely limited and tendentious reading of the UPA government's record in office. He then ended his article with that old chestnut — the claim of a so-called dynastic leadership allegedly foisted upon the people.
'Dynasties function only on the strength of charisma … [and] of surnames rather than proven ability' Mr Jaitley wrote. He went on to make some loaded remarks about Rahul Gandhi, the vice-president of the Congress, and accused him of silence on major issues.
These accusations are clichéd and without substance. It is time to debunk them. The only reason they are frequently made by the BJP is a feeble attempt to paper over the disarray within and public collapse of the party. The BJP may argue the permanent cliché of dynasty, and attack the Gandhi family.
However, this does not mask the fact that the BJP is today leaderless and rudderless, with Narendra Modi making desperate efforts to be projected as the prime ministerial candidate, opposed publicly by no less a person than the senior-most BJP leader, LK Advani. The Congress has a clear hierarchy of leadership in Sonia Gandhi, Manmohan Singh and Rahul Gandhi, a record of achievement to take to the people, the support of the youth of India, and a clear manifesto of future action.
As for accusations of 'dynastic politics', this is nothing but a bogey conjured up for self-serving reasons. A different perspective would be my own strongly held view that generations of Congress supporters from families spread all over India, are the greatest strength of the Congress, a precious human capital, which no other party can possibly lay claim to. To dismiss this inter-generational support as 'dynastic politics' would be simply denying the most obvious strength of the Congress. It is an obvious truism that merely belonging to one prominent family cannot and is not a disqualification to contest for public office, and the democratic election to public office cannot be belittled. Time and again, members of the Gandhi family are viciously defamed, despite having led the Congress to democratic victory at the polls.
Further, it has to be recognised that political families — as in families that produce several generations of politicians — are not unique to the Congress. They exist in all major parties in India — including in the BJP's two biggest allies in what remains of the NDA — and indeed in all major democracies. Some reports show that 28% of India's elected representatives are the product of 'dynasties'.
Take the United States. Since 1980, every elected president and/or his running mate have represented a political family. The Clintons and Bushes are well known. In the UK, Macmillan's Cabinet in the 1950s had 11 members who were related to each other. The so-called concept of dynasty is neither unique to politics nor even to India.
In the BJP itself, children of some of the party's stalwart chief ministers in the past — from Uttar Pradesh, Karnataka, Himachal Pradesh and Rajasthan — have sought either organisational positions or elected office, or both. As for the supposed distaste for surnames, how does the BJP explain making Varun Gandhi a general secretary as well as handing him the Lok Sabha seat his mother had nursed? For many in the BJP, Varun Gandhi's only attribute is he is Indira Gandhi's grandson.
Politics is not a clinical construct. It has a human, emotional and instinctual element, quite apart from — though clearly complemented by — objective and verifiable criteria by which to measure achievement.
I come from a family that has spent several generations in the Congress. I have worked among voters who come from families that themselves represent several generations of Congress voters. The equation between a political leader and his/her voter or supporter is an intricate tapestry of identification, legacy, memory, delivery and responsiveness.
A family name may give a particular candidate a head-start but in the absence of performance and service delivery to the public, re-election is not guaranteed. Indira Gandhi was recognised by virtue of being Jawaharlal Nehru's daughter but her subsequent electoral victories were a result of her making good on her promises to voters, not the appeal of being her father's child.
Politicians are tested by the public every five years and subjected to the most exacting standards. If Amethi re-elects and reposes its faith in Rahul Gandhi, it doesn't just do so because of his family name but because he is injecting new ideas and a new energy into the constituency and is making sense to contemporary voters.
By and large, politicians can be divided into two categories: talkers and doers. In commenting on Rahul Gandhi, Mr Jaitley disparages what he terms his (Rahul's) silence on key issues. Pray, where is this silence? Mr Gandhi has spoken in Parliament; he has spoken at numerous forums for youth and students all over the country. Earlier this year, his address to the Confederation of Indian Industry was an exposition of his world view: economic growth, inclusive development and a legislated, rights-based support for those who don't have the basic tools and resources to allow them to compete in an environment of equals. This is not an abstract aspiration. It is exactly what the UPA government has done over nine years.
Yes, speaking on a philosophy of governance and on big-picture subjects is not the same as expressing a glib opinion on the topic of the day. There is a difference between a thoughtful public leader and a talking-head on prime-time television. In that Rahul Gandhi has made his choice. Has the BJP?
Jayanthi Natarajan is minister for environment and forests
The views expressed by the author are personal.
Courtesy: www.hindustantimes.com
Read More : http://www.hindustantimes.com/India-news/Delhi-Comment/The-game-of-the-name/Article1-1090923.aspx


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GK gene
glycerol kinase
The information on this page was automatically extracted from online scientific databases.
From NCBI Gene:
The protein encoded by this gene belongs to the FGGY kinase family. This protein is a key enzyme in the regulation of glycerol uptake and metabolism. It catalyzes the phosphorylation of glycerol by ATP, yielding ADP and glycerol-3-phosphate. Mutations in this gene are associated with glycerol kinase deficiency (GKD). Alternatively spliced transcript variants encoding different isoforms have been found for this gene. [provided by RefSeq, Mar 2011]
From UniProt:
Key enzyme in the regulation of glycerol uptake and metabolism.
From NCBI Gene:
- Deficiency of glycerol kinase
From UniProt:
Glycerol kinase deficiency (GKD): A metabolic disorder manifesting as 3 clinically distinct forms: infantile, juvenile, and adult. The infantile form is the most severe and is associated with severe developmental delay and adrenal insufficiency. Patients with the adult form have no symptoms and are often detected fortuitously. GKD results in hyperglycerolemia, a condition characterized by the accumulation of glycerol in the blood and urine. [MIM:307030]
Cytogenetic Location: Xp21.2, which is the short (p) arm of the X chromosome at position 21.2
Molecular Location: base pairs 30,653,348 to 30,731,462 on the X chromosome (Homo sapiens Updated Annotation Release 109.20200522, GRCh38.p13) (NCBI)


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Bronte Mettlesome is a child whose background is somewhat different to other children in that when she was a young baby her parents went away to have adventures, leaving her to be brought up by an Aunt, oh yes, and the Butler as well!.
The problems arose when her parents had one to many adventures and died, causing a great deal of consternation in the otherwise strangely organised world of Bronte Mettlestone and her Aunt, as although her parents appeared to have little regard for their child, they had left very, very detailed instructions in their will on what to do after, or should they die while having an adventure.
Which once again proves to be very inconvenient for Bronte Mettlestone as it turns out she has to go and visit all of her other Aunts, who all do amazing things, and live in amazing places and deliver the bequest left to them by her parents.
Now as Bronte is a very strong wiled girl, even though she is only young, she decides to follow her parents' wishes, gathers up their chest full of instructions as well as strange gifts, and sets off to travel to the Kingdoms and Empires of the world in search of her other Aunts.
Of course she has one adventure after another which at first seems to be very strange, but she soon, as she is also an intelligent child, realise there is some other plan or plot afoot, set up by her parents for reasons she has yet to uncover. Oh yes, and of course there is also little bit of magic in the mix which just ads to the very entertaining mayhem, that seems to be everywhere Bronte goes, even at the top of a Mountain. And Dragons of course and lots of other of course things, of course!
Filled with good old fashioned rollicking adventure, this is a seriously good read which will appeal to a wide range of readers who love stories with a little bit of the totally unexpected and whacky in their reading, a cast of not quite thousands, but certainly a lot of characters, all appearing to be carrying on with their lives regardless of how unusual it may seem to their visitor, Bronte Mettlesome.
A hugely entertaining read for all young readers and not so young readers and a wonderful selection of illustrations from Kelly Canby to complete the fun.
|Jaclyn Moriarty
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The Perilous Seat is David's chance at the big kids' table. The writers play musical chairs. And Arthur carries a torch for David.
Michael's "Always… no, no… never… forget to check your references."
Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs
We more or less get this scene. Whistling. No lyrics.
And Happy comes close enough to The Fellowship of the Ring for government work.
Emma: "You guys sure you don't want me to just wiggle my nose and get 'im oughta that tree?"
Amanita Muscaria
Tonight on Once Upon a Time, King Arthur and Prince Charming go foraging for psychoactive mushrooms so that their wives can, no, no, really, talk to trees. I can't even.
Siege Perilous
In Arthurian legend, the Siege Perilous is a vacant seat at the Round Table reserved by Merlin for the knight who would one day be successful in the quest for the Holy Grail. The Siege Perilous is so strictly reserved that it is fatal to anyone else who sits in it. Once is substituting Excalibur.
They demonstrated that by dusting Sir Kay and lampshaded its importance by allowing Percival, the original occupant before Galahad, to die.
Then played some, ahem, musical chairs to place Lancelot in the seat prior to his moral turpitude and left Percival's seat open as a placeholder.
The Little Mermaid
Zelena does a little ahh-ahh-ahh and comments on her light and feminine voice when Regina releases it. Since Regina posed as Ursula and reenacted the plot in 3×06 "Ariel," it's especially amusing.
"The Apprentice" (4×04)
The Dark One dons the first date dress to lull Killian. You know, the date where Hook's hand was purportedly "evil" and he became a patsy for the Dark One? Sometimes the self-referential stuff is the best.
The Once and Future King
The notion that Arthur needs a two ton table to remind him to be humble comes from this version of the story.
Arthur's squire, Grif, is a canonical character that was one of Arthur's earliest allies and chief advisors. It' looking like the more truly pure and loyal a character was, the more likely he will be to die, and die early, in this arc.
Folklore of the Sea
Not really an explicit reference, but black trunks were believed to bring bad luck aboard ships. So when they brought out the reliquary and it was jet black, it was obvious it was shady.
Erin's Happy Shipper Moments
Quest, ho! It's time to declare a new ship: King Charming! And it was the best ship of the episode by far.
King Charming
David declares it's questing time when the womenfolk need a super-magic toadstool to talk to tree-Merlin. Arthur invites himself along, and since he's king, David allows it. On the way, Arthur literally carries a torch for David. They walkabout in the atmospheric darkness of the forest and share admirations of their wives to cover their clear attraction to each other. Arthur suggests having their women compete with bows and arrows, and when David shoots that idea down, Arthur suggests, "Perhaps there are better ways for me to show off."
When David is beset by undead water knights, Arthur comes to his aid. Back in Camelot, David is awarded the special tall chair for the knight with the purest heart. Arthur gives that seat to all his knightly lovers–see former seat-holder, Lancelot.
Captain Swan
Oh, Killian, let go of the hate. Nevermind, Emma's just using you anyway.
So Emma plays with Killian's heart to get her hands on the cutlass that touched pre-Dark One Rumple's neck. She plays with audience hearts too by using the set up of their first date. BUT recall that in that episode, Hook had to fight his own darkness in the form of his "evil" reattached hand. So inversion here, though Emma's using her darkness, not fighting it.
Emma: "I have a question for you for once. Do you love me? If you tell me you don't love me, I will let you go."
Hook: "I loved you."
Of course, that's Hook's conflict. He hates the Dark One habitually. He loves Emma…but unconditionally? Apparently not if she's the Dark One. So the question of the scene and of his inner turmoil is whether the Dark One is still Emma.
But don't worry. Spoilers for 5×04 have surfaced that are causing the Captain Swan shippers to explode with glee.
Outlaw Queen
Robin not only will throw himself in harm's way for Regina, he'll also make her tea. And be lovely and reassuring.
Also, Robin confides in Killian that he's excited about the baby. But he does NOT want Regina to know that. Hrm.
Belle, who has been holding vigil via rose, heads into Granny's for a spot of dinner. While in there, the rose drops all its leaves (ack!) but then magically restores them (WHA?!). Belle hightails it for the pawn shop to hopefully greet an awake Rumple. BUT HE'S GONE! (He's in Emma's hands now. They'll never escape the Dark One.)
David is feeling helpless in the fight to save Emma. The women are all about unlocking the magic, but David's got nothing to swing a sword at. Mary Margaret reassures him as best she can that he's still her hero. They kiss.
But then we get to see both Prince Charming and Sheriff David parallel quest. In Storybrooke, he finds the mushroom (signalling that Arthur pickpocketed from him) and brings it to Snow and Regina. Snow shows her love and appreciation: "David, you did it." David's manhood is reaffirmed.
Swan Queen
Regina continues to devote all her time to saving Emma.
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Alia Shawkat talks "The Oranges" and how her Jersey character relates to "Arrested Development"
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In "The Oranges," two families live across the street from each other in West Orange, New Jersey. One family, the Ostroffs, have a wayward daughter (played by Leighton Meester) who comes home one Thanksgiving only to hook up with the father (played by Hugh Laurie) of the second family, the Wallings. This of course rains down ruin upon both families — which used to be so close, they were almost one family — and is the occasion for much delightful disdain by our whipsmart narrator, played by Alia Shawkat, whose Vanessa is Meester's former BFF and Laurie's daughter, giving her a unique and funny perspective on the proceedings. ("All right! It's time to kill myself," Vanessa quips at one key point.)
"Because it's coming from a person who is very much in her own world," Shawkat told IFC, "it's a cool set-up. She's in this mess, because she's forced herself to be in it, because she still lives at home. If she had a healthy life and lived on her own, had a good job, and a boyfriend, it would be a very different reaction. But she's like, 'What the fuck? This is crazy!'"
Like Shawkat's beloved character on "Arrested Development," Vanessa is over it before it even happens — both of them have a "very dry disgust" for the events unfolding in their respective crazy families. The Bluths and the Funkes on "Arrested" "have a completely different moral system," the actress points out. "'Family comes first' is the theme, but it's really more about how dealing with a fucked-up family can be detrimental, especially to the children, because Maeby just wants to get attention all the time from her parents."
"But with [the Wallings and the Ostroffs], it really was family first," she added. "They had a dinner together every Sunday night, and other rituals, and yeah, they were somewhat bored, but it was a close family." Consequently, Vanessa and Maeby "come from different places," she said. (Coincidentally, "Arrested Development" takes place in Orange County, and while West Orange, New Jersey and Orange County, California are on opposite sides of the country, the two suburbs are a lot alike.)
Both Vanessa and Maeby, who are "too smart for their own good," Shawkat said, "but they don't really know what's best for them." If the actress were in either situation in real life, she would move out, she said — pronto. But even though that's what Vanessa's mother Paige (Catherine Keener) does, Vanessa stays, at least at first. "She's not moving or anything," Shawkat said. "She's not accomplishing her own dreams. She's bitter. She's not feeling good about herself. She doesn't have the confidence to be on her own."
When the affair becomes public, hardly anyone reacts rationally, and the audience's sympathies keep shifting. "You get to decide who you want to root for," Shawkat. "You don't know, is Paige crazy? The way she's reacting, it's almost comic in the beginning."
So while some people throw punches, disfigure Christmas cards , stalk and hide in the bushes, and drive cars onto lawns to destroy holiday decorations, the more "it gives Vanessa a reason to be upset in the first place," Shawkat said. "You know when you're feeling like crap? You take it out on other people: 'See? You fucked up. This is crazy.' But really, it's just her dealing with her own shit. She doesn't know how to process that this is putting a mirror to her, in a way. 'Fuck! This happened, and I'm still at home!'"
Which of course, eventually prompts her to put her own life in order. The solution she comes up with would also work for Maeby, now that she's older. Will Maeby finally move out of the Bluth residence and strike out on her own? (And not just as a teen movie executive?) "It might be time!" Shawkat laughed. "Maybe she will!"


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Another landmark piece of legislation was passed today.
The City Council of Los Angeles voted 12-0 to pass Councilman Richard Alarcon's motion 09-0234, also known as the "responsible banking practices" motion. This will set the City on a path to require banks doing business with the City, or seeking to do business with the City, to report on the details of their local reinvestment in the community. The ordinance to be drafted will tie a bank's involvement in the community to contracts for the City's operating funds and pension programs worth up to $28.9 billion dollars.
The legislative template, based on a 2006 act by the City of Philadelphia, calls for an updated approach to measuring banks, along the lines of a locally focused version of the Community Reinvestment Act (CRA), with special near-term emphasis on tracking foreclosure prevention and outreach to unbanked and underbanked persons. The ordinance also calls for a review of certain swap agreements entered into by the City in the past.
Unlike New Mexico's initiative to shift its funds to local banks within state, the Los Angeles law doesn't preclude any bank, large or small, from doing business with the city. Instead, it places a premium on banks that can deliver tangible proof that they are locally involved. Both approaches are designed to concentrate the local circulation of money.
Alarcon took up the motion as Agenda Item #11 for the day, starting with a short public hearing limiting speakers, including myself, to one minute statements. All oral statements given to Council were supportive. Rising rather eloquently to speak in support of the Alarcon measure were councilmembers Janice Hahn, Ed Reyes, Paul Koretz, fellow Jobs and Business Development Committee member Bernard Parks, and finally Tom LaBonge. Interestingly, LaBonge referenced the metaphor of George Bailey versus Mr. Potter that the Move Your Money campaign used in its video introduction.
After accepting a few friendly amendments calling on the city staff to make sure to cross all t's and dot all i's, Council Alarcon called for the vote. The electronic screen indicated a straight up, unanimous yes vote.
You don't see truly groundbreaking events like this very often. This template -- the effort of a major U.S. city to codify how measuring "investing local" works as a means to leverage local economies -- represents a major systemic step as governments awaken to the need to ensure regional economies are sustainable in the 21st Century. Everyone on the planet should study it.


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Kate Metcalf, UI Foundation, 319-335-3305
A global impact
A global impact
A global impact
A recent gift from Dean and Tammy Oskvig of Stilwell, Kan., to the University of Iowa Foundation will establish the Oskvig Global Engineering Scholarship within the UI College of Engineering.
Tammy and Dean Oskvig
The endowed gift will support one or more annual scholarships for engineering students interested in serving communities in developing countries through work in energy and/or water for a meaningful part of their professional career.
"Dean and Tammy Oskvig's continued investment in the future of the college enables us to continue to improve the quality of our programs and keep the University of Iowa a leader in engineering education," says Alec B. Scranton, dean of the College of Engineering. "The 'global' focus of the scholarship sends a clear signal to our students that their studies can ultimately lead to accomplishments with a world-wide impact."
Born and raised in north-central Iowa, Dean and Tammy Oskvig have been involved in nonprofit leadership positions, helping to provide health, education, and social development services in 11 countries. Dean Oskvig, who earned his Bachelor of Science degree in Civil Engineering from the UI in 1972 and now serves as president and C.E.O. of Black & Veatch Energy, has been involved in projects and business management and leadership around the globe, including developing countries in Asia, Africa, the Middle East, and South America.
The Oskvigs said they hope that recipients of the newly established scholarship will feel the same satisfaction that they have in raising the quality of life in developing communities. Any of the nearly 1,700 undergraduate students enrolled in the UI College of Engineering are eligible for scholarship consideration.
The UI acknowledges the UI Foundation as the preferred channel for private contributions that benefit all areas of the university. For more information, visit www.uifoundation.org.


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ArcheAge. It's still not playable in English, but rumor has it that Trion's got a related announcement scheduled for next week's GDC event in San Francisco.
While I've been critical of XLGAMES for its interminably slow localization process -- and for releasing its fantasy sandpark everywhere except the West in recent years -- I'm still psyched to play it. The title is both full-featured and utterly unique, and how often can that be said about a current-gen MMORPG? Ultimately, it's one worth waiting for, in my opinion. What about you? Assuming you were interested in ArcheAge at some point over the last three-plus years, are you still interested?
Ever wish that you could put to rest a long-standing MMO debate once and for all? Then welcome to the battle royal of Massively's Leaderboard, where two sides enter the pit o' judgment -- and only one leaves. Vote to make your opinion known, and see whether your choice tops the Leaderboard!


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Green World Rising is a series of short films on the state of climate and solutions to the climate crisis. All the films of Green World Rising are for global distribution, free to the public and hold a Creative Commons License Attribution-NonCommercial-Share Alike 4.0 International.
Green World Rising is brought to you by Tree Media with the support of the Leonardo DiCaprio Foundation. The series is narrated by Leonardo DiCaprio, presented by Thom Hartmann and directed by Leila Conners. Executive Producers are George DiCaprio, Earl Katz and Roee Sharon Peled, and produced by Mathew Schmid.
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Cycling in Scotland is an exciting pastime and there are plenty of mountain biking trails in the Highland E-Guide for the adventurer in you to explore. Having played home to local bikers Nash Masson and Danny MacAskill, Scotland is no stranger to the spotlight when it comes to cycling. Whether you're a biking beginner or a mountain bike pro, experience the exciting mountain bike trails Cairngorms National Park has to offer - each one waiting to be explored.
Ballatar to Aboyne
If you're on holiday with the family and looking for an easy mountain biking route that will give you a chance to really explore the Cairngorms, the Ballatar to Aboyne route offers just that. Whether you're looking for an action-packed experience or a simple route suitable for children, the Ballatar to Aboyne route boasts stunning views of the Cairngorms as you navigate your way along the River Dee. With so many picturesque spots, you can hop off your bike at any time and enjoy a picnic by the river before carrying on with your journey.
If you're looking for exciting, purpose-built mountain bike trails, Glenlivet Estate is home to the Glenlivet Trail Centre. Whether it's a preplanned trip or a spontaneous day out, with bike hire available on site, you needn't worry if you've left yours at home. From easy to difficult mountain bike trails, Glenlivet has plenty to offer enthusiasts of all kinds. The blue route is a great introduction to cross country riding and, covering 9km in total, offers beginners and intermediate riders an exciting route to get them started. The red route is more suited to experienced riders, packing plenty of thrills over a 22km stretch. So, pick your trail and enjoy mountain biking in Glenlivet.
The Old Logging Way
This off-road route was established in 2008 as a way for people to travel safely between Aviemore and Glenmore - running through the Rothiemurchus Estate. Popular with cyclists, runners and walkers, the Old Logging Way is in the heart of the Cairngorms National Park and provides a safe and picturesque passage between the communities.
For a fun day out with the family, take a trip to the Lecht trail centre. Whether you want to explore the moderate Blue Hare trail or challenge yourself with the Red Fox route, a day spent at the Lecht offers all the thrills of off-road biking. After your daring descent, there's no need to worry about getting back to the top, as the three man chairlift will do the work for you - so you can sit back and absorb the spectacular view.
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The Speyside Way
The Speyside Way is a route which runs from the NE coast of Scotland down to Aviemore, on the edge of the Cairngorm Mountains. Between Boat of Garten and Aviemore, the route is shared with a section of the SUSTRANS millennium cycleway
Anagach Woods, Grantown
This stunning pine forest is a natural beauty spot and has plenty of trails for you to spend your day navigating around. Committed to providing recreational activities and riding routes to the general public and local communities, this is the perfect spot for a relaxed ride with the family.
From spontaneous days out to a whole holiday spent mountain biking, Cairngorms National Park has something for everyone.


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Postgame Report: Pacers at Chicago 081115
The Bulls' rookie point guard played very much like the No.1 overall pack, racking up 23 points on 8-of-15 shooting, including 3-of-5 from the 3-point line, adding eight assists, four rebounds three steals and a blocked shot while committing just one turnover in 40 minutes.
Danny Granger made at least one 3-pointer for his 24th consecutive game, the third-longest active streak in the NBA.
The Pacers return home to face Joe Johnson, Mike Bibby, Josh Smith and the red-hot Atlanta Hawks Tuesday in Conseco Fieldhouse (7 p.m., Fox Sports Indiana, 1070 The Fan)
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Nov. 15, 2008 at United Center
Bulls 104, Pacers 91
(On Derrick Rose) "Rose had a terrific game. He is an all-star in the making. He is a rookie who is going to blossom sooner than many people think. Maybe as soon as the end of this year. He's knocking down threes already as you saw tonight."
(On their play tonight) "The nine turnover differential was really the cause of our downfall. We also just didn't shoot the ball well tonight. We had a lot of good looks but it just didn't bounce our way. We did some good things. We kept them off the glass and kept their shooting under 40 percent. They came into the game in the top ten in rebounding so we did a good job there. The nine turnover differential was just too big. We didn't change anything from how we normally play. We play one way on defense and one on defense. The Bulls just beat our butts in the fourth quarter."
(Regarding the last two games) "We have to do a better job protecting the ball. Sometimes it is just simple mental mistakes. Sometimes it is the defense. And sometimes it is just being lackadaisical. The bulls played hard, they were able to exploit us a little bit tonight. We had our opportunities, but they went on a run and took the game from us in the fourth quarter. "
(On Derrick Rose) "He's playing well. He's definitely playing well as a rookie, he's doing a great job. He's able to pick and choose his spots which he did very well. Once he hits one or two threes, his confidence just exploded from there. He put some big plays together. "
"Another good win. It was not pretty at times. We got beat up on the glass. We shared the ball better in the 2nd half. Derrick took over the game a little bit. Larry Hughes came in and gave us a boost and without question Noce was a big factor for us. It was another overall good effort for us in the 4th quarter. With the road trip coming up getting this win was very big for us."
(The defensive effort on Danny Granger) "Luol played him tough and Larry Hughes came in and was right up on him. Danny was a big part of our game plan, we wanted to control him. Also, TJ Ford is very difficult in the open court. We did a very nice job with our transition defense. Some turnovers left the ball for them in the open court, but overall we got back on defense better. We put emphasis on that because they are so good in the open court."
(Have you seen a rookie with such consistency in your NBA career?) "I have seen some other great players do it. He is still very young, but Derrick has a calmness about him. He has the right demeanor. He just keeps coming at you. My job with him is just every day just let him learn one or two things and put him in areas where he can use his athletic ability. Ben did not shoot it well tonight but he is such a focal point. We just tell guys- 'go do your job, you know what your job is on the team, just go do it.' Guys are just trying to do it a little better."
(It looked like the offense bogged down when Derrick Rose was out of the game) "We tend to pound the ball too much. We are much betgter when we move the ball. When we get 4 or 5 passes, that is what is it is all about in this league moving the ball from strong side to weak side. Derrick helps us move the ball a little more. And also I don't like Ben Gordon handling the ball too much. When Derrick gets penetration, he can find Ben moving without the ball."
(On the road trip being a problem for the Bulls in the past) "I'm not worried about the past other than to respect history. This is a different team and a different time. I expect us to become a better road trip team. There are no easy ones out there (on the west coast)."
(On the offense) "Our spacing allowed us to get some open shots and we knocked a few down."
(On his increased scoring in the 3rd qtr) "I just want to win, that's the only thing. I know that this road trip is going to be a monster and we just want to keep things going on the right track."
(On taking open jumpers) "They are giving it to me and I'd be a fool not to shoot it. My teammates want me to shoot it and yell at me if I don't. Then they tell the coaches and tell them to take me out of the game."
(Is he scoring more than expected?) "I'm not really used to scoring, I'm used to getting my teammates involved. I am scoring more than I thought I would, but I'm just trying to help us win."
(Are you getting more comfortable?) "Definitely, I'm just trying to read, anticipate, snuff out plays and on offense- trying to help by getting my teammates involved."
(On Derrick Rose) "He's being really aggressive. He has the ball in his hands a lot and he's attacking more in the 3rd and 4th qtrs. He's figuring it out. He's been able to help the most by getting everyone involved."
(On the road trip) "I'm looking forward to it. I'm looking forward to it. We just have to stick together and every night it's probably going to be a different guy leading us. There are going to be ups and downs but I'm really looking forward to seeing what we're made of. Maybe we can catch some teams on their back to backs and even things out."


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