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Today, get closer to Andrea Childs – former assistant editor at Red turned women's lifestyle freelancer. Writing for her own peer group is a plus for Andrea, as well as "good news hooks" and "brilliant case studies". Read on to find out what she can do with them…
About your journalism
What do you write about?
I tend to categorise my writing as 'women's lifestyle' as I cover health, homes, case studies, women's issues and wellbeing for monthly consumer magazines, plus newspaper supplements and weekly titles such as Stylist.
Where are we likely to see your work?
Before I went freelance I was assistant editor on Red, so you'll still see my name cropping up there. I also contribute regularly to Livingetc and I have a monthly 'Homes Notebook' column in Sainsbury's magazine. I write for Marie Claire, Stylist, YOU, Psychologies, Top Santé, Zest, Good Housekeeping and Mother & Baby, among other publications. Over the past three years, I've also begun to do a fair amount of content for websites, plus consultancy, copywriting and social media management for brands. I like the creative challenge of using my editorial know-how in a new way.
What's the most memorable work you've done?
The memorable pieces are the ones where I get a real insight into people's lives – it can be incredibly humbling and inspiring to see how some women cope with illness or hardship. On a more prosaic note, like every other journalist I wrote about the 5:2 diet last year, in a big research piece for Red. It's memorable because I instinctively ate biscuits every time I sat down to write, but now I'm on my fifth month of intermittent fasting. The message got through eventually!
What interview or feature would you love the chance to do?
I'm often asked to write the 'Life Stories' for Marie Claire – biographies of inspiring women such as Martha Gellhorn, Patti Smith, Nine Simone and Deborah Harry. I've never wanted to be a celebrity writer, but I wouldn't mind the chance of meeting icons like those in a kind of fantasy dinner party scenario, then writing about it.
About you and PRs
Where do you source ideas for articles?
It's a mix of what's going on in my life and those of friends (I'm fortunate that my target audience is also my peer group), plus news reports, new research, book publications, etc. A story needs a good news hook or a brilliant case study to get on a magazine's features list, so that's what I look for.
How can PRs be useful to you?
It can be really helpful when a PR thinks around the story, so they can tell me about the person or science or story behind the product, not just the product itself. For example, I often write about homes. If you know a client has an amazing property, it can be an indirect way to get coverage for them. Or perhaps their business was inspired by their own ill health/redundancy/divorce.
How and when do you like them to get in touch?
Email is always best for first contact as I do read them all and I keep relevant info in folders to refer to.
Do you find press conferences, trips, parties and other events useful or an interruption?
I live in Brighton and have school age children, so that means press events can be tricky for me to get to. I do aim to get up to London for meetings at least once or twice a month as it does make a real difference to see and touch the products and to meet and talk to people.
If you could make one change to the way PRs deal with you, what would it be?
It would be fantastic if PRs asked if I have time to talk before launching into a pitch. I'm often on a deadline but I'm happy to arrange another time to talk so you get my full attention.
About you
How would you pay the bills if you weren't a journalist?
I'd open an art gallery/florist/art school/coffee shop with my husband. Or I'd write a book – I'm working on a proposal for an interiors title now.
If we gave you £1000, how would you spend it?
A family holiday somewhere sunny would be wonderful.
Do you tweet? Why, why not?
Professionally, I tweet every day for a social media client. Personally, I'm a bit ad hoc! I'm trying to find that balance between telling people what I've done and posting something people will actually want to read/look at. I'm about to start working on a blog so I can make my website a bit more interactive, so I'll start tweeting in earnest when that's up and running.
What books are on your bedside table, magazines in your bag, or blogs on your screen?
I'm a huge fan of Vanity Fair and I also subscribe to Vogue and Harper's Bazaar. I get Red and Livingetc sent to me, which is fab. I'm reading Christopher Hitchens's biography at the moment and I can't wait to read the new Curtis Sittenfeld novel – I loved her last, 'American Wife'. Blogs wise, it's all about design – Apartment Therapy is a favourite.
Andrea is tweeting @andreaschilds (in an ad hoc way), and more about her work can be found at Andreachilds.com.


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I've got a serious afternoon Jolt: PubliCola is going out of business. Sort of.
While PubliCola has been successful producing influential, must-read news coverage and building a loyal readership (more than 400,000 monthly page views during the election season and currently more than 10,000 Facebook and Twitter followers), we haven't been successful as a business. Advertising revenue has been limited and inconsistent.[pullquote]Starting soon, you can read our Morning Fizz and Afternoon Jolt columns on Crosscut.com.[/pullquote]
Thankfully for local political news junkies, Crosscut.com, the local news site started by David Brewster, the founder and publisher-editor of Seattle Weekly for 21 years and the the founder of Town Hall, believes PubliCola's reporting is invaluable for this city's civic and political life. He wants to do everything he can to keep our reporting alive. During the last several weeks, we've been exploring ways to collaborate. (In fact, we're currently squatting in Crosscut's awesome Pioneer Square offices, having boxed up and left our one-room Cola HQ in Belltown for good last week.)
In addition to being gracious enough to host us physically, Crosscut.com has offered to keep us going for now digitally as well. So I know this is a little abrupt, but starting soon, you can read our Morning Fizz and Afternoon Jolt columns on Crosscut.com.
They've actually got more than three people on staff, a coffee break room, and a printer. How civilized.
We don't know where this Crosscut PubliCorner, if you will, is going to lead. But there do seem to be some exciting possibilities: A combo of these two prominent local news sites—with Crosscut's in-depth, analytical weekly articles and PubliCola's on-the-ground, breaking news—could be awesome. And we're considering it. Plus we could use their infrastructure, editors, and copy editing (they've got all that too). And they could use our younger readers and progressive voice. This could end up being a real win for the community.
But it's also a big loss right now. And a hard one for us personally. PubliCola, an idea I hatched back in 2008, has been a wonderful obsession that's defined my life for more than three-and-a-half years since becoming the first on-line-only news site to be credentialed to cover the state legislature.
Erica and me and, our partners Greg Smith and Raj Singh, and co-founder Sandeep Kaushik, while trying to think big about 21st Century media, were at core banking on age-old news traditions—breaking stories, holding politicians accountable, creating a platform to debate and vet pressing issues—to establish PubliCola as a permanent and essential part of Seattle's civic life. We're proud of the work we've done, and we're honored that so many of you have been reading us over the years.

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Baglietto's Tatiana per Sempre — By Alan Harper —
May 2005
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Part 2: Yacht designers know as well as anyone else that a happy crew makes for an efficient ship.
The guest cabins are arranged around a lobby in the center of the accommodation deck—a clean, airy, and unusually spacious area. Nautical purists may argue that the companionway needs a handrail that extends lower than the fifth step, but design purists will probably be content to admire the simplicity of the space as it is. Another clever use of lobby space can be found on the main deck, between the cockpit and saloon: a bar area with sink, ice maker, and stowage for glasses, sandwiched between two sets of sliding glass doors. Open the inner pair, and the bar serves the saloon; close them and open the other set, and the bar becomes part of the cockpit.
Such cleverly thought-out layouts, of course, are designed as much to assist the crew as the guests; yacht designers know as well as anyone else that a happy crew makes for an efficient ship. Notwithstanding the marble in the bathrooms, the crew of Tatiana is likely to be quite content with its three en suite, twin-berth cabins in the bow, while the galley, occupying the forward portion of the main deck, is a lesson in how these things should be done. For starters, it is unusually large, taking up more deck area than the adjacent dining room. A central island contains the sinks and worktop, while the stove and ovens are arranged along the aft bulkhead, with 'fridges and freezers forward. The crew's dinette sits to port, with a good-size black leather sofa and extended table. The whole galley area is generously proportioned and efficiently organized. No chef could ask for more.
The captain, too, has no reason to want. His wheelhouse, dead amidships on the upper half deck, is arranged around a single, central helm seat with commanding views forward and to each side, plus a benchseat for crew or visitors behind on the starboard side. The console is broad and well laid-out, and the large flat surface to port, over the main deck corridor below, is usefully employed as the phone and fax station, as well as providing a chart locker under its padded leather top. The corresponding area on the starboard side has been given a most unusual function. Furnished with a comfortable, leather-covered mattress, there is no other word for it: It's a bed. One hopes the captain won't get too comfortable when he's on watch.
A set of steps behind the helm seat leads up to the flying bridge, where there is a duplicate set of controls on the starboard side and a comfortable benchseat to port. Forward of the radar mast, Tatiana has been provided with a big table mounted athwartships, with Summit teak and stainless steel chairs. In the aft section, a long settee runs down the port side, and there are three freestanding teak sunbeds and a coffee table immediately aft. The low, curved Plexiglas partition around the top of the aft steps is an unusual and distinctive touch.
This whole area seems so improbably spacious because the main tender stowage area is forward on the main deck, under a large hydraulic hatch served by a deck-mounted hoist. A second stowage space, big enough for a PWC—but not so big as to steal space from the magnificent engine room—is to be found in the stern.
Baglietto's fast 34-meter design is an undoubted success. Offering good performance, magnificently sleek looks, and a fully customizable interior—with aluminum construction, just about everything is negotiable—it is deservedly stealing sales from its fiberglass rivals. Four boats in four years may not seem a dramatic work rate to a production boatbuilder, but for a fully custom yard, it is quite impressive. This year, no doubt, the Genoa show will see the unveiling of number five—and I will be first in the queue at the gangplank.
Baglietto ( (39) 0187 59831. www.baglietto.com.
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With only a few exceptions, retailers are posting solid gains in May, with such chains as Target, TJX, Ross and TJX Cos. beating Wall Street forecasts for the month. The Thomson Reuters Same-Store Index, which tracks the stores that release monthly sales reports, is expected to rise 3.6% in May.
The nation's apparel retailers reported mixed results for January as shoppers remain cautious about spending in the uncertain economy.
Retailers reported strong April sales that were boosted by the late Easter holiday, which fell on April 24, three weeks later than last year.
Many retailers surprised with solid January revenue reporting on Thursday, despite snowstorms that raged across the country during the month.
On the heels of a strong November, some department store retailers reported surprisingly weak December revenue.
Retailers nearly across the board reported a strong start to the holiday season as their November sales were enhanced by aggressive discounting that started early in the month.
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Yang, X., E.D. Smidansky, K.R. Maksimchuk, D. Lum, J.L. Welch, J.J. Arnold, C.E. Cameron and D.D. Boehr, Motif D or viral RNA-dependent RNA polymerases determines efficiency and fidelity of nucleotide addition. Structure, 2012, 20, 1519-1527.
Weikl, T.R. and D.D. Boehr, Conformational selection and induced changes along the catalytic cycle of Escherichia.coli dihydrofolate reductase. Proteins, 2012, 80, 2369-2383.
Zaccardi, M.J., O. Mannweiler and D.D. Boehr, Differences in the catalytic mechanisms of mesophilic and thermophilic indole-3-clycerol phosphate synthase enzymes at their adaptive temperatures. Biochem. Biophys. Res. Commun., 2012, 418, 324-329.
Boehr, D.D. Promiscuity in protein-RNA interactions: Conformational ensembles facilitate molecular recognition in the spliceosome: Conformation diversity in U2AF(65) facilitates binding to diverse RNA sequences. Biosessays, 2012, 34, 174-180.
Yang, X., J.L. Welch, J.J. Arnold and D.D. Boehr, Long-range interaction networks in the function and fidelity of poliovirus RNA-dependent RNA polymerase studied by nuclear magnetic resonance. Biochemistry, 2010, 49, 9361-9371.
Boehr, D.D., McElheny, D., Dyson, H.J. and Wright, P.E. Millisecond fluctuations in dihydrofolate reductase are exquisitely sensitive to the bound ligands. Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. USA. 2010, 107, 1373-1378.
Boehr, D.D., Nussinov, R. and Wright, P.E. The role of dynamic conformational ensembles in molecular recognition. Nat. Chem. Biol. 2009, 5, 789-796.
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Boehr, D.D., Dyson, H.J and Wright, P.E. An NMR perspective on enzyme dynamics. Chem. Rev., 2006, 3055-3079.
The Boehr lab is interested in the role of protein dynamics in enzyme function, coordination and regulation. There is still controversy within the enzyme field concerning the importance of protein motion to enzyme function, which can impact practical applications of biochemistry like protein engineering and structure-based drug design. We believe a multi-disciplinary approach combining in vivo assays and biochemical/biophysical approaches, will be necessary to resolve the connections between enzyme activity, protein structure/dynamics and biological function. One of our main tools to analyze enzyme dynamics is nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) that allows site-specific structural and dynamic detail across 1017 orders of magnitude (10-12 - 105 seconds). The Boehr lab combines NMR studies with more traditional enzyme techniques (e.g. steady-state enzyme kinetics, site-directed mutagenesis, protein folding, directed evolution) to elucidate the connections between enzyme function, structure and dynamics. We are currently focused on enzymes involved in viral and bacterial pathogenesis. We believe such studies guide us in making rational decisions regarding rational drug and/or vaccine design. These studies will also offer us more insight into the molecular evolution of protein function, structure and dynamics.
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I keep getting these errors when trying to use cryptolib++ aligned data types not supported in managed code. I successfully added cryptolib to my project now it is just fussing over this. here's the code I'm trying to compile it is in vc++
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Priscilla Presley revealed in an interview with George Klein that she is currently working on a Broadway show about her life. Priscilla didn't reveal many details but she did say that it focused on her teenage years and how she met Elvis. No word on when this production will launch.
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A SOUTH Yorkshire soldier was among British servicemen who joined troops from around the world for a tough challenge.
Private Richard Kelly, aged 20, from North Anston, was part of an eight-man team from Third Battalion The Yorkshire Regiment which took part in Exercise Cambrian Patrol, regarded as one of the most prestigious patrolling tests within NATO.
This year's event involved a total of 328 soldiers, including 45 teams from the full-time British Army, UK Territorial Army teams and entrants from foreign armies.
All teams were pitting their wits, strength and endurance against some of the toughest terrain on offer in the mountainous Welsh countryside.
Pte Kelly, a former pupil at St Bernard's School, Herringthorpe, said his team were as fit as they could be for the event. They were one of three groups from the battalion which successfully completed the course.
Describing preparations, he said: "We worked for several weeks on the specific skills and lessons we knew would be tested on the patrol. We also hammered the fitness side of things, practising carrying more weight than usual over longer distances."
Exercise Cambrian Patrol was first staged in 1959 as a long distance marching competition over the Cambrian mountains, and has been continuously updated to meet modern day challenges.
Eight-man teams have to yomp a distance of 50km, carrying full personal kit and additional equipment weighing up to 60lbs, on a two-day patrolling mission within a realistic scenario against advancing enemy patrols.
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This week, we have taken a look at what makes a good company logo and examples of creative logo design. Today, I will discuss 10 things to avoid when designing a comapny logo. These range from the obvious (such as making sure your logo isn't a profane image) to the subtle (such as avoiding the corporate swoosh), but all should be considered if you are designing a new logo or redesigning the one you already have.
This list of 10 things comes from a similar blog post on WebUrbanist, Logo Fail: 10 Ways to Avoid Making a Creative Logo, if you want to check it out for more information.
Ask any designer, and they can name a selection of fonts that should never ever be used in logo design. Perhaps the greatest offender is Comic Sans, the long-vilified font face with such infamy that websites have been created calling for its removal from software programs and eradication from the world's library of fonts. Further, you should make sure that the font you select matches the corporate image you are trying to convey.
If you can't afford to hire a graphic designer, using clip art in your logo may be your only option when designing your first logo. That said, you should avoid it whenever possible. Logos comprised of clip art look amateurish, and you run the risk of reusing art that another company has already used. Remember, originality begets memorability.
Used sparingly, a gradient or little drop-shadow can really make your logo pop. Too many effects can be distracting, though. What's more, they can make your logo difficult to read or understand. A well-used filter or effect can create an interesting logo, but avoid piling on too many.
Make sure the imagery in your logo is somehow related to your company or at least the industry your company is in. Including images—though aesthetically pleasing, but unrelated to your industry—may confuse prospects and new customers.
When you are reviewing the design of your new logo, put your head in the gutter for a second. Is there anything remotely inappropriate about your logo? Are there any elements that could be construed as a phallic or otherwise offensive? Is the lettering in your logo spaced such that it says something other than your company name at your first glance?
While full-color photographic images can be aesthetically pleasing, they wreak havoc on graphic designers. Try to boil the photograph down into its simplest possible form. Not only will it cut down on headaches for your logo designer, it will also make things much easier whenever you decide to use your logo on Custom Promotional Products, such as those from InkHead.
Would your logo lose any effect if it were in black and white? While nearly all logos feature color in some way or another, only the best logos can still stand on their own in monochrome. Try to design a logo that only uses color as an accent. This an especially important point when it comes to promotional items, since a one-color imprint is used most often.
Nike may have popularized the swoosh first, but these days too many logos rely on this design convention. Even though the swoosh does little to differentiate one company from others in its industry, most companies use it generically. Be careful, a misplaced swoosh could even create an unintentionally profane image or simply confuse your customers. Do what you can to avoid it.
Think about the the fast food signs you see on the highway. If these logos had needlessly complicated images, they may get overlooked. Try to keep your logo as simple as possible, and what design elements you do employ will stand out as a bold statement, even from hundreds of yards away.
Make sure your logo isn't so convoluted that people don't recognize what it's supposed to be. People should not have to squint at, scratch their heads over, or have to "figure out" your logo. The author for the WebUrbanist article mentioned above cites the 2012 London Olympics logo as a particularly egregious example of abstraction taken to the extreme, and I have to agree. If someone had not told me that it was supposed to read "2012," I would have simply assumed that it was the product of a graphic design student's first lesson in making polygons with Adobe Illustrator.
There are many things to avoid when designing a company logo, ranging from inappropriate fonts to generic images. While the list here is fairly comprehensive, it is by no means exhaustive. If you are designing a logo for the first time or redesigning the ones you already have, be sure also to review what makes a good company logo and examples of creative logo design. Also, think about the logos that stick out in your mind most. What makes them so effective?
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The Greening of the Physicist
By Alaina G. Levine
United Solar Ovonic LLC
As a physicist employed by the R and D division of United Solar Ovonics (USO), Jessica Owens' job is to help develop new production materials for solar cells. Working with thin films, "we take recipes to make the solar cells and we try to develop better recipes [to improve efficiency]," she says. As a producer of integrated photovoltaic (PV) materials, USO's goals include constructing solar cells that have higher power output, increased longevity of material, and innovative coatings to capture more light. Clients include global organizations such as Wal-Mart, GM, and Frito Lay."I do solid state physics and optics," she gleefully declares, recognizing that although she did not plan to pursue a so-called green job, it was a "happy coincidence" that she is able to apply her scientific know-how to solving problems for society in this way. As part of her position, Owens, whose master's in physics centered on Raman Spectroscopy, works in a laboratory and "develops characterization tools to better understand and better engineer the films we develop," she says. Her work covers a variety of topics and requires versatility. "One day I might help develop substrate materials or another day I might help process the end materials," she explains.
The best aspects of her job, she says with a smile, are "getting to solve a puzzle and playing with toys for a living." But in all seriousness, "at the end of the day, I can say in my own way, I'm doing something for the betterment of other people."
Whether it's for the puzzle or the people, more and more physics-educated professionals are heading towards careers that involve sustainability and the environment. And industries such as alternative energy (solar, wind, geothermal, etc.), green construction, and electronics are eagerly embracing people with physics degrees. More and more green-focused jobs in government and policy are also available for physicists to pursue.
According to information from the Pew Charitable Trusts, as reported by Physics Today (June 26, 2009), green energy job creation is occurring at twice the rate of job creation in traditional industries. Jobs in "environmentally friendly services" and clean energy arenas, such as wind and solar, grew at a rate of 9.1% from 1998-2007, compared to other industries, which grew at a rate of 3.7%.
Martin Killeen, US Recruitment Manager for Acre Recruiters, a global firm specializing in sustainability, climate change and the environment, says that in general, any type of technical degree is prized by green industries. On the positive side, "we have had clients who ask [specifically] for physics degrees," he says, although he admits that often the companies want experience to accompany those degrees, generally about five years worth in an industry such as solar and wind energy. He argues that a physics degree is "potentially of value" to employers, especially as the sector migrates to focus more on energy efficiency. "A physics degree is the right avenue to pursue for a green job," declares Killeen.
His industry is "totally physics-based," Maycock points out, and this need for physics and physicists who understand PV cells will continue to grow as new materials and new structures of cells are developed. "Physicists do very well in PVs because all of it is physics or physical chemistry processes– deposition, ion implantation, junction formation, stabilization layers, conducting oxides, and infusion," he says.
There are also opportunities for physicists in green construction. Dr. Daniel Boss, Vice President for Engineering at Serious Materials, values people with physics degrees because of the fundamental aspects of science, and in particular optics, that his company's research arm is addressing. His seven-year-old firm produces green construction products intended to save energy, including specially-designed windows, doors, and drywall.
Physicists can easily tackle problems associated with optics, properties of materials, sensors and controls, and heat transfer, all of which are intrinsic to the green building sector, says Boss. Furthermore, since most technical staff in green construction, at least in his company, tend to have an engineering pedigree, physicists provide a diverse and needed viewpoint. "It's nice to have people with different perspectives," he explains. His aim of a "holistic approach to problem solving" is especially prudent given that the industry is becoming more and more technically-based. "Products have to be continuously improved," says Boss, "and that's where cross-functional teams [with] physicists will contribute."
Still, few green building jobs carry the title of "physicist." In December 2009, Serious Materials advertised for the position of Senior Engineer, a job that someone with a master's in physics could easily fill, according to Boss. The job involved research in optics and polymers in the company's windows division, where the person would be developing a new product for windows that would help to control energy flow.
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"I think the term 'physics' is too restrictive…it's technical knowledge [that matters most] and I want [employees] to know all those things," including chemical physics, electrical systems, materials sciences, and other disciplines, says Green.
And yet, Green believes that "physics is great training, particularly the PhD in physics, because you are able to look at very complex problems and break them apart…That's really the skill that's most important for a physicist." Physicists can also easily migrate to new subject areas, which makes them an asset to his organization and sector.
At the DOE, her projects run the gamut from examining the economics of renewable energy programs, to investigating different types of storage technologies, to developing an open energy information platform on the web. She regularly works with analysts from the National Labs. One of her recent assignments dealt with behavioral economics, or, as Ulrich describes, "how to design energy efficiency programs that people will actually stick to."
She credits her physics education with instilling in her strong skills in critical thinking, building logical arguments, pouring over minutiae (like that in legislative language, she says), and thinking about possible ramifications while solving a series of problems. Physics also gave her the stamina to work long hours, she says with a laugh.
"Physicists in EERE are respected," affirms Ulrich. But that admiration doesn't cease in the DOE, she says. There are "huge opportunities in green jobs" for professionals with physics degrees. In fact, there is a much wider array [of jobs] than people realize," she argues.
Owens sees physicists as an asset in the solar cell sector. "Physicists are incredibly well-rounded people," she asserts. Physics-educated pros have the "ability and the desire to get dirty up to their elbows in the lab," says Owens, which translates well to green technical jobs.
Ulrich's advice to find these green opportunities is to have an open mind and think beyond one's comfort zone. "My personal physics network would not have been able to connect me with people in this arena," she recognizes. She got her job by networking with other policy professionals and APS Fellows. She recommends looking at trade associations such as the American Wind Energy Association and the American Solar Association, think tanks, lobbying and consulting firms, and of course, government contracting companies. And within the federal government, don't limit yourself to the DOE, she urges. Agencies such as the EPA, Department of Agriculture, and Department of Interior all need physicists to conduct green projects. The DOD is particularly enthusiastic about being green: the agency is focusing efforts on national security issues pertaining to fuel convoys and the means to make military bases and grids more energy efficient and secure, for example.
It would seem that physicists are distinctly positioned to make the green industry grow. "Some people say this is a renewable energy renaissance," says Ulrich. "There are so many opportunities to transform our country." The green revolution "enables so many scientists to contribute to society using the technical skills they have."
Alaina G. Levine is a science writer and President of Quantum Success Solutions, a leadership and professional development consulting enterprise.
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The full list of enhancements and fixes follows below, verbatim from Capcom. Electronic Theatre will keep you updated with all the latest details on Resident Evil 6 and other titles from Capcom.
Agent Hunt Mode
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Why is everyone go gaga about KENNY being dead or alive but we don't talk about what happen to LILY?
What do you think happen to her? I hope her fate will be explored too.
Why is everyone go gaga about KENNY being dead or alive but we don't talk about what happen to LILY?
What do you think happen to her? I hope her fate will be explored too.
yea she was left with an open ended story arc too, which is why i think it's likely we will see her.
I'd love for her to come back, but the fact they buried her relation to Woodbury kind of gives me reason to believe she'll be "offed" unless they decide to bring back the relation to the comic.
Unfortunately, they can't do that because of Road to Woodbury. So now Telltale's Lilly is as much fair game as any other character we'll see.
That's tragic, it'll be hard for me to deal with whatever incarnation of Lilly they'll potentially use, knowing she was a "failed prospect" of sorts.
On the other hand, if Lilly never returns, I can at least believe that she's the Lilly from the comics. It made complete sense that she sort of "redeemed" herself for Doug/Carley's death for what she did in the comics.
Kenny can be downright satanic in some playthroughs. (His lowest moment, without a shadow of a doubt, was refusing to help Clementine.) I wouldn't be at all surprised if he returned as a complete lunatic in S2, if he shared an antagonistic relationship with Lee in S1. But the fact Lily reveals your secret to the group no matter what you do is still frustrating, and proves she's an inherently bad individual.
To me, the moment I hated him the most was after I shot the poor woman in the street, the one being chewed on by walkers. He berates you in front of the entire group for doing the humane thing. It's especially frustrating when he's more than happy to have you carry out the exact same procedure on Duck.
Mind you, I got the bro speech from him on my last playthrough despite siding against him rather a lot. Maybe he isn't so bad.
I'm certain, 100% certain, Lilly will be back. I mean, she is alive when you last see her whatever you choose. There's no way they won't bring her back.
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It's a crazy thought, but I can see both Lilly and Kenny returning at some point in Season 2. Anyone else think it'll be interesting to see them both appearing 'broken'?
Kenny could be even more scarred from killing Ben and still harbor the thoughts of losing his wife and son. And Lilly could still be mad for losing her father and shocked for killing Carly. Since more time has passed since Season 1, they both have become even more damaged. Perhaps this will give them a chance to reconcile and understand one another?
I think that bringing back Lilly is a bad move, since her reception appears to be an all time low.
She lost her chance to redeem herself by either being abandoned, or when she steals the group's RV out of desperation, after the infamous Carley/Doug incident. Bringing her back means that most players will see her return as an opportunity to see her die, rather than see why she is back, and see what story she has to offer this time around, such as what happened to her since she left the original group. If that was the case, then she serves no purpose to the series anymore and should not be brought back.
From what I read up, the conflict between the Comic Lilly and Game Lilly characters has complicated canon, leaving people to still argue whether they're the same person or not, even if Telltale has mentioned that they are not. Unless Telltale plans to have the two Lillys side by side, the debate will go on.
Just my two cents.
Not trying to start an argument here, just giving my two cents too. I really liked lilly and I thought her story as it was she living and joining woodbury was just great, but anyway if thatis no happening anymore and the cannon part of it just got ruined I think she should return just so he gets cannonic to the tv show (that is what they are trying to do now). i mean it's just anotehr Lilly, and TT needs to shows us that by making her return even if for just one or 2 episodes so we know for sure she's not the same one. I mean I don't think every charatcher people are refering will return because it's just weird that everyone that Clem met, or everyone from 400 days returns, I'm guessing in 400 das only the ones that stayed or went to camp will return, and from season 1 Christa or Omid with the baby (hoping for Omid but nothing against Christa), Lilly and i guess Kenny because of what TT said). About Molly she wasn't my favourite charatcher, but I guess she showing up like taht and never returning is weird, so I'm hoping for a return from her, since Savanah is no longer liveble. She could return with Christa and/or Omid, like they could have meet up and got out of town together
Yeah, it was just because some people think that others are starting arguments because they have different oppinions and share them Both of us have good points, we'll have to wait and see if TT wants to discart totally Lilly (living to the player to choose if he wants her to be the Lilly from the comics or another one completly different, I mean, if they connect the game with the tv show who's to say she didn't got to woodbury anyways and wasn't in the governos group and his now dead?... that could be a possibility) or want to developed the charatcher as they want giving the players specifics for who Lilly really is.
KENNY FUCKING KILLED HER DAD DAMMIT! She's gonna be edgy and then Ben was fucking with her even more by dealing their supplies to bandits! She was one of my favorite characters along with Lee, Clementine and Carley. Carley really got to her by using those cut throat words and Lily was emotionally unstable so she made a mistake and lost control and killed Carley. Same goes for Doug, she was really angry that her dad was killed and now someone was stealing supplies and they lost their home so she wanted Ben out and she lost control and shot, Doug so happens to save Ben. It would be sensible and a very great move to bring her back.
Who is this message directed to? Me or DLGR13? Sorry for asking, but I'm not used to the comments layout.
I'm not completely opposed to Telltale bringing back Lilly, I would like to see her story continue, but I understand that for that to work she needs to have a reason to stick around in Season 2. Telltale have plans for Kenny since he is going to show up in Season 2 in some way (as a cameo or a supporting character, we don't know), but no word has been made for Lilly, so there must be no current plans for her as of yet.
I see her coming back, but not for long, since she'd be moving out to Woodbury. UNLESS she is coming back from there after what happens in the prison with Lori and Judith...that could be a fair point.
The Lilly in the game isn't the same Lilly from the comics. That was the original intention, but Kirkman retconned that fact with "Road to Woodbury", meaning that Game Lilly never goes to Woodbury, or the prison, or kills Lori and Judith. For all we know, Game Lilly is dead in a ditch somewhere, or shambling around some deserted road as a walker. We'll never know unless she shows up in Season 2.
I guess you're right, I just don't want the game to be so different. But yeah, it's a fair point.
I don't really undestand why people want to put one of the characters on pedestal and push another character down. Both are flawed charcters who murder another group member and can act like a-holes towards Lee. Also both of them have good and bad qualities and neither one is a saint. Personally I tried to balance between them to keep some sort of consensus in the group, because occasionally both of them had idiotic ideas. Sometimes I wish that game would have given option tell them just to shut up and establish your own version of "Ricktatorship", but those two just kept complaining and pushing their own ideas even if you told them to shut up.
But he's always against Lee. He blames Lee for EVERYTHING and if something goes right, no "thank you" or anything like that, he just takes all the credit and thinks only of himself.
I hated Lilly. In my play-throughs, she was a short-fused, selfish, useless bitch. Kenny was a family man who tried to take care of the whole group. Despite losing everything, Kenny still stuck by, helped Lee n the others out, he survived. He played his part. Lilly just fucks it up and kills an innocent. In front of everyone. In front of Clem. I really hope they don't bring her back. When I left her outside the RV I felt a sense of justice! :P I assume Kenny is dead but I still like that there is a possibility he made it out. I'd be happy to see him again, even if it were just a flashback of sorts, an explanation of exactly what became of him or maybe just finding some open-ended evidence that shows it could've gone either way. Mystery n shit
I concur, Lily can stay gone as far as I'm concerned. Let her be the mystery that goes unsolved, not Kenny.
Well the thing is the characters change so much based on how you treat them and their families. (Although I would remind you that Kenny also killed an innocent in front of Clem)
In my playthrough, Kenny was a ruthless, mean asshole who didn't give a damn about anyone other than Katjaa, Duck and himself, and wouldn't stop yelling at lee just because he didn't agree with everything he did.
In my playthrough, Lilly was very caring, got on with Clem, and loved her father a hell of a lot. Then her world was torn apart when Kenny slaughtered Larry; she lost everything she was fighting for. After that, she felt like she could trust no-one: then Carley started calling her a bitch and she snapped.
She had lost everything.
No family.
No friends.
After her mistake she knew everyone hated her, so she felt that she needed to get away. Just before doing so, she apologized to my Lee, the only person who had been nice to her.
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My playthrough led me to similar conclusions.
Lilly was incredibly stressed out at that point. Her dad had just been murdered. Someone was betraying the group which made her extra paranoid. Her group got raided and they had to flee without their supplies. (She might've even seen Duck get bit; she was in the perfect vantage point for it, though why she wouldn't bring it up, I can't say)
She did kill Carley, but not in cold blood like a bunch of people keep saying. It was a crime of passion, from stress and fear and anxiety and pain. She fucked up, but effectively no more than Kenny or especially Ben fucked up. I don't get why people are so eager to defend those two and not the one they keep, keep, keep calling a bitch. I imagine it does have something to do with misogyny, though, because these things tend to. That and such vigorous use of bitch goes along with such things. -_-
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You're right in that Lilly's reasons for doing so are stress, but her situation in the end is completely different from both Ben's and Kenny's. Neither Ben or Killy ever directly killed anyone without it either being a result of a mistake or having some sort of sound reasoning behind it. Kenny killed Larry, but it was because if Larry turned and killed them, they wouldn't be able to do anything to save Duck and Katjaa. The biggest one I could see is Kenny basically advocating dropping Ben, and many people don't get as pissed at that because not too many people liked Ben at that point.
I agree Lilly didn't kill Carley in cold blood, but it was ultimately murder for no good reason. Whether you think so or not, people are entirely justified in calling her a bit*h because she performed a crime that most likely killed one of the player's favorite character at the time. It's a word specified towards females and is often misused in many situations, but in the same way 'bastard' is specified towards males. It shows how people don't like her due to the actions she committed. In the end, Lilly isn't a character made to be liked, or she's at least made in the same way that Kenny is in that she's supposed to divide people in those who hate her, those who can excuse her, and those in between.
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Kenny wasn't really reasoning. He was he was freaking out about losing his wife and kid. I don't think he'd have killed Larry otherwise, even though he did hate the man. Both he and Lilly fucked up in the heat of the moment, but they're similar people. Even similarly hypocritical. It would be nice for Lilly's character to have closure, in one way or another.


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SEOUL ? [13.12.07] Hyosung says it has developed a new generation of recycled nylon 6 filament yarns for use in intimate apparel and lingerie that are made from post-consumer waste products such as nets and carpets.
The Korean-based fibre producer, which is best known for its ?Creora?-branded elastane says the new ?Mipan Regen? fibre will feature in a brand new intimate apparel fabric collection at next month?s Interfiliere show, which runs alongside the Salon de La Lingerie in Paris.
?As one of the world?s largest producers of nylon 6 fibre, Hyosung?s Nylon Performance Unit has had a long history of environmental stewardship by capturing and recycling waste material during the manufacturing process,? said the company, but added that it is now ?recycling post-consumer waste from a broad array of nylon commercial products including nylon fishing nets, nylon fabrics and BCF carpets.?
Hyosung says that its new ?Mipan Regen? also delivers the same first quality and performance as its other virgin nylon yarns.
Despite several research projects in the 1990?s to recycle nylon for use in apparel, the nearest the textile industry came to a successful breakthrough was in the carpet industry. This was largely because recycling nylon is a much more challenging repolymerisation process than it is for polyester.
However, earlier this year, Toray Industries adapted its ?Recyclon? system for the production of recycled polyester yarns to cater for an anticipated growing demand for recycled nylon apparel fabrics and hopes to scale up this process in the near future.
Compared to clothing produced with fabric made from oil-derived virgin nylon 6 fibre, it isclaimed that making clothes with recycled nylon 6 consumes only one-sixth of the energy and emits one-fifth of the carbon dioxide compared to using virgin nylon.
The next challenge for the nylon industry is now to develop an effective process for recycling and re-using the more heat durable nylon 6,6 (instead of nylon 6) which is widely used in sportswear, activewear and performance apparel. Recycled nylon 6, 6 has been used in the carpet and flooring sector by innovative companies such as InterFace for its InterFlor products, but the separation of the two nylon 6,6 monomers still remains difficult to achieve in a cost-effective depolymerisation process.
Most often, nylon 6,6 is melted into a liquid plastic form and ?downcycled? rather than truly renewed and re-made into carpets or apparel fabrics.


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The Rays had Monday off, got a complete game from lefty David Price on Tuesday, and lost to the Twins in 12 innings 6-4 on Wednesday. To add to the misery, they have an early start time for Thursday, at 1:10.
Manager Joe Maddon was asked how the bullpen is feeling and he said, via the Tampa Bay Times, 'tired.' At the time, he hadn't heard yet from executive VP Andrew Friedman to know if there would be a roster move, which will probably be Brandon Gomes, unless the Rays want to give up Josh Leuke.
Maddon says "it's a a little bit shaky", but the bullpen should be able to bounce back. Shaky because Gomes threw 32 pitces in 1 2/3 innings while Grant Balfour twirled 31 over two and Lueke 40.
Juan Carlos Oviedo is coming off the DL and warmed up yesterday, but wasn't used but according to Maddon, he could have pitched a 13th inning if needed.
Another key for today's game will be getting a long start from Erik Bedard, according to Maddon.
No word of any roster move by #Rays to bolster bullpen. Headed down to clubhouse now
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Sat Nov 24, 2012, 07:11 AM
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This year I saw Americans lining up to vote the way they line up to shop
That is a very good thing.
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Sat Nov 24, 2012, 08:24 AM
glowing (12,233 posts)
1. I'm thinking many lining up to shop don't vote or voted for Romney... There are
probably a few Dems in the crowd trying to find a good deal on electronics because its the only way to get the kids whatever new gizmo or phone they have been after.
Anyway, I wish people didn't have to line up and act like a mob crowd for discounted stuff.
The over commercialization of Black Friday and X-mas shopping has been more and more infuriating to me every year. I really don't like it. And most of its junk that someone will never use, re-gift, or take back for something they kinda want because they can't get cash from the "gift" purchased off of someone's credit card.
I normally try making something for everyone, but I'm not stretching myself crazy. I think I'll hit the local, small businesses to look for some unique gifts. Most people buy the shit they want anyway. Last year, was the only year I asked specifically for something and it was a gift from my mother in law and sister in law, and that was for a really nice set of pots and pans. My husband and I eloped, so for years we have used cheap sets. My sister in law ordered the set, on sale, from Macy's (no teflon), and they came with a free set of stainless steal bowl set. And they shipped direct to our home, for free. We absolutely love these pots and pans, and they will not have to be replaced for a very, very long time... Plus they have an excellent warranty. This year I think they are going to get me a juicer... We have this delusion that we are going to look awesome in our bathing suits in June for all the pics we take at the beach house we rented... LOL.. No matter what, I could def make some nutritious shakes for on the go.
Anyway, I really hate that every year its worse and worse... the season starts sooner and sooner... and instead of celebrating the end of the year, enjoying family and friends and parties, it becomes a pressure cooker to buy and go go go. Oh well. Guess that will never change.
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Sat Nov 24, 2012, 05:35 PM
malaise (162,251 posts)
4. I wish they didn't have to line up for voting as well
The truth is that as long as people are willing to line up to vote, I have no problem with them lining up to shop.
By the way I'm betting that many folks who lined up for electronics voted for the Democratic Party.
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Sat Nov 24, 2012, 08:29 AM
KharmaTrain (31,706 posts)
2. Different Lines, Different Reasons...
Notice that most of those lines are in fancy malls or downtown stores where those outside have the $100 or $1,000 to spend...and are fortunate to have nice homes, jobs and lifestyle.
Many who braved the long lines to vote were lower income...many who were being targeted by the corrupt party of the rich and powerful and being discouraged from exercising their legal right to vote.
I have a lot more respect and admiration for those who waited 8 hours to make sure their vote counted rather than someone sitting in front of Wally World for 8 hours waiting to buy a DVR from China.
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Sat Nov 24, 2012, 05:39 PM
malaise (162,251 posts)
5. True, but there are manypersons who lined up outside Walmart or Best Buy to get their flat screen TV
at a bargain price or to get a laptop for their college kid.
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It's been a rough couple weeks here at Haus Infinitum. A beloved family member recently passed away, and news around the world has been full of violence, pain, and injustice. The recent Pulse nightclub shooting in Orlando has been devastating, Such an act of pure hate is unfathomable. I won't politicize this tragedy, but remember that love is stronger than hate, and no one deserves to be hurt for the gender(s) they are attracted to. Much love and strength to all my LGBTQI friends and allies.
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Look people it was a warm day and Marcos air conditioner wasn't working. She had to improvise.
Hey gypsy! Thanks for trying to help me link!Let's see if I can do it right this time... cirp.org/pages/anat/ Also, this is an episode of Penn and Teller's show bullshit. It's about circumcision. They promise "An assload of dick jokes." And they deliver! youtube.com/watch?v=xIZLna_uzLQ
The HPV thing has been disproven.I'm never been with a guy who wasn't circumcised, but I definitely wouldn't have a problem with it. I'd actually be pleasantly surprised if a guy was uncut. In the US it's sort of rare. I think a lot of people in the US don't have correct information about uncircumcised guys. I really like this website ://.cirp.org/pages/anat/ The "gliding mechanism" sounds awesome...Also, smegma is getting a bad name! It helps lubricate and protect the penis. It's just dead skin cells and oils produced by the body. I agree with gypsymoth on the bacteria issue...of course there is going to be some bacteria, since there is bacteria living everywhere on everyone's body. Using too much anti-bacterial soap kills the good bacteria, so that you are not able to fight off the bad bacteria. Then you end up with real problems. And why would you worry that much about the bacteria on his penis when you are presumably sucking face?? You're getting a good dose of his bacteria right there. If you're not worried about STD's, then it shouldn't be that big of a deal.Did you know that guys can regrow their foreskin? Isn't that crazy? I mean, you will have to wear an odd contraption on your penis for months, but other than that, sounds pretty cool.  :tlctugger.com/YSC-instructions.htm
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I'm glad to hear that the guys who have spoken up here like to watch. Once I was with a guy who was a bit lost finding out how to please me and so I started showing him how I like to be touched and he decided he was not needed and left me to finish up by myself! Which was not my intention at all. I wasn't trying to exclude him. I always felt like I did something wrong there, but maybe not!
All I can think about is the backpain those women must have.
I've been a student in a number of nude drawing/painting classes. From my POV, it was never really sexual. It's more about falling in love with the lines and the beauty of the body as a visual, and not thinking about actually having sex with the person. At least that's how I felt. And everyone was always very respectful of the models, and they only stayed nude for short periods since it's too tiring to hold a pose for very long. In between poses they wear a robe and everyone just acts pretty normal.Of course, I say you should do whatever you and your husband agree on, and what you feel comfortable with.
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At a poochie party, your dog is the guest of honor, so creating a bunch of pet friendly food is a great way to pamper your pup. Special appetizers that are vet approved are excellent options. At Molly's pug Oliver's first birthday party, I'll be serving up a picnic style meal for the people and scooby snacks for the doggies. Olive oil and bacon truffles and a dog friendly pate on toast, will fill the dogs up after a roaring round of fetch. No birthday party is complete without a cake and Oliver's will be made naturally sweet, colorful, and flavorful: a peanut butter carrot cake. Interested in making these dog food recipes? All you have to do is
Olive Oil and Bacon Truffles
From Jessica Gorman
1/2 pound bacon
3 1/2 cups whole wheat flour
1 cup cornmeal
1/4 cup beef broth
3/4 cup extra-virgin olive oil
- Preheat the oven to 350° and line a baking sheet with foil.
- In a large skillet, cook the bacon over medium heat until crisp, about 10 minutes. Using a slotted spoon, transfer the bacon to paper towels to drain, reserving the grease. Let the bacon cool slightly, then crumble.
- In a large bowl, combine the flour, cornmeal and crumbled bacon.
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- Divide the dough into balls of the appropriate size for your dog (about 1 inch for large dogs and 1/2 inch for small dogs) and set on the prepared baking sheet. Drizzle with the reserved bacon grease.
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Pooch Pâté on Toast Points
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2 cups chicken broth
1 fresh or dried bay leaf
2 fresh rosemary sprigs
4 fresh thyme sprigs
A few flat-leaf parsley stems
1 pound skinless, boneless chicken thighs, cut into 2-inch pieces
1 carrot, peeled and thinly sliced
6 to 8 slices whole grain bread- toasted, lightly buttered and cut into triangles
- In a deep, medium skillet, bring the chicken broth and 1 cup water to a boil.
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A blessed struggle? the most beautiful things that God says are reserved for those that struggle with fear God rehearses His promises AGAIN!
I recently started Kay Arthur's Breaking Free from Fear no-homework (not that I mind the homework, but with the start of school...did you hear THAT?! NO HOME WORK ☺) Bible study.
This is a 6 week study with each week taking about 1/2 hour to 45 minutes. If you are not familiar with a Precept study - it is a fun way to go deep in the Word. "Specially" if you are a mark up/hi-light your Bible or book sort of person. In this study the verses are printed right along the side of each page. I think one of the reasons this type of study is effective for me is that I am reading and re-reading the text while searching for something different (this helps keep me focused). *For example, put a ♥ over every reference to love in the passage a triangle for reference to God draw a jagged circle around "afraid" or "fear" That was the "OBSERVE" section of the week. Next DISCUSS with specific questions and helpful study insight.
"we looked at David, a man who confessed that he was opposed, trampled on, shedding tears--afraid. Yet he recorded for posterity that When I am afraid, I will put my trust in You Psalm 56:3. The future king didn't minimize his situation or deny his feelings; rather he described how he conquered fear's bondage: David put his trust in God." Kay Arthur
Kay Arthur's exciting, practical approach to the Scriptures has influenced thousands to use the Inductive Bible Study Method in their personal studies. Her distinguished Christian character, Bible teaching, championing of the Inductive Bible Study Method, and national radio and television programs motivate others to discover truth for themselves. Kay's passion is for people to be established in God's Word.
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As the bloody Human-Covenant War rages on Halo, the fate of humankind may rest with one warrior, the lone SPARTAN survivor of another legendary battle . . . the desperate, take-no-prisoners struggle that led humanity to Halo--the fall of the planet Reach. Now, brought to life for the first time, here is the full story of that glorious, doomed conflict.
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The Human-Covenant war rages on as the alien juggernaut sweeps inexorably toward its final goal: destruction of all human life!
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The Human-Covenant War, a desperate struggle for humankinds very survival, has reached its boiling point on the mysterious, ring world called Halo. But the fierce Covenant warriors, the mightiest alien military force known, are not the only peril lying in wait.
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Halo has been destroyed, and the threat it posed to sentient life, neutralized. But victory has come at a terrible cost for the UNSC. Thousands of valiant soldiers fell in the battle to prevent the alien construct from falling into the enemys clutches.
Now, everything depends on the Spartan known as the "Master Chief." Yet even with the aid of the artificial intelligence Cortana, the Master Chief will be hard-pressed to rescue survivors and evade the Covenant ships patrolling the remains of Halo in debris-strewn space.
Ahead lies a dangerous voyage home, through a gauntlet of Covenant forces. For the sake of all, the Master Chief and his war-torn squad must not only survive, but take the fight to the enemy with a decisive first strike.
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