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LAS VEGAS — "Michael Flatley's Lord of the Dance," the long-running production show that proved a top tourist draw during its four-year run at New York New York, kicked up its heels for the last time Sunday.The show, which played to nearly 1.3 million people, is closing to make way for renovations to its Broadway Theater, which will be the home of a new Cirque du Soleil production skedded to open in summer 2003. The Las Vegas "Lord of the Dance" troupe will tour, first to Canada and later the U.S. and worldwide.
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good luck with your project!
Traction Wars - member - 3D|2D Artist
good luck with your project!
Great work!
I thought it's a train lol
Orcs too, I guess.
Hey Tyler. Good Job!
I can call
What about Acropolis mod?
I agree
I agree, there wasn't Caesar.
Idziemy do przodu ;)
Good that someone understand me. I didn't shut this project for ever.
I'll mainly work somewhere as an artist. Anyway i think that in future must be although one game set in roman times (fps with historical accurate). Centuria - Personal project, yeah (hobby) ;)
Thanks again booman
Pila Muralia, Dolabra and Wicker Basket in use ;)
Looks really interesting!
Thank you guys!
legionary second half 1st century AD
Witam donkluseczkę :)
Fajnie się zapowiada i życzę powodzenia.
BTW: U mnie na firefox też strona jest rozjechana.
Can't wait guys. I love historical mods.
Need 3D artist
btw Interesting story
Amazing! Can't wait for this.
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World's First Algae Bioreactor Facade Nears Completion
BIQ – the world's first algae powered building – is set to be completed in Germany later this month. Built for the International Building Exhibition (IBA) in Hamburg, this zero-carbon apartment complex will sport a bright green facade-cum-algae farm, while its interior proposes a radical new theory on how we will live in the near future.
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Project Manager: Florian Gotze
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'Culture:City' Exhibition
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Just wondering where I could find this.
Any source is fine, even an irc channel is workable.
(Yes I know its liscensed but there is no place to buy manga within like a 50 mile radius of where I live)
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Just wondering where I could find this.
Any source is fine, even an irc channel is workable.
(Yes I know its liscensed but there is no place to buy manga within like a 50 mile radius of where I live)
If the bots weren't down I'd say go to ckmoney on irchighway. They got just about everything you're looking for, and I do mean everything. But like I said, the bots are down.
Hmm... you ever heard of a scanlator group called hush?
No I haven't heard of them, thanks for the link though, too bad irc is claiming I can't get into anything..
It says Address banned or something but the website for the channel I was trying is down too so I doubt I've been banned.
Oh yeah. You have to register your nick before you can join ckmoney. I'm just saying in case you haven't. Either that or one of the ops just mass banned a whole set of similar isp's.
i have it my streamload account n if u dont have a account then go to www.streamload.com or i can upload it
Ok I got a account on streamload but have no idea how to access the file with it. So I'd be overjoyed if you could upload it here or give me instructions on how to find it.
first i need ur streamload account name
then i will send it to u
after that u will see it in ur inbox
u click on the the title of the manga that i sent u
then u will see folders that have chapters in it
click on one of the folders
then u will see chapters n u click on one of them
n then u will see
Browser Download
Managed Download
n Downoad URLs (a link under it)
u could click on Download URLs or Managed Download
n then u save it to ur computer
if this doesnt make sence then i will upload it
Ok my streamload account name is zen888 same as this one.
Send away!
And Thank you oh so much!
zen888 sent^^
Wooo, Hey thanks man, i got em. is it still under production and being scanned? If so I'd love a link as to where I could find any new issues. In lieu of that thanks again, this series is super hard to find.


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Each Brand New 2 or 3 bedroom Townhome has been intelligently designed with resort style living in mind. They offer distinctive features such as washer/dryer connections, well-designed floorplans with up to almost 1250 square feet of living, private entrances and patios with extra storage, state-of-the art appliances and neutrally decorated wall shade. A luxurious clubhouse boasts a community room with a kitchen and a fireplace, exclusive fitness center and a clothes care center. Call today to find out how you can lease a 2 or 3 bedroom townhome at Port Clinton Pointe! Expect to be Impressed!
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Most of his best-known routines are unprintable in polite company, but that hasn't prevented Chris Rock from building a career as one of the best-known and most versatile comics of his generation -- from television (including a stint on Saturday Night Live and an Emmy-winning HBO talk show) to his recording career (including 1997's Grammy-winning Roll with the New) to his steadily expanding list of film credits, Rock has been making people laugh -- and making them think -- for nearly 20 years. To celebrate the release of his latest big-screen comedy, Neil LaBute's Death at a Funeral remake, we decided to take a look through Rock's filmography and find its ten freshest entries. It's time for Total Recall!
The next time you feel like your career isn't going as smoothly as you'd like, or worry that your dreams may never come true, just remind yourself that, for quite awhile, the biggest credit on Steve Carell's r�sum� was a bit role in Curly Sue. Almost 20 years later, Carell's perseverance (and tons of talent) have paid off, making him a star of not only some of the last decade's top-grossing comedies, but one of TV's most critically beloved sitcoms. This week, Carell teams up with fellow rising comedy star -- and NBC alum -- Tina Fey for Date Night, and we decided to honor the occasion by taking a look at the critical highlights of his career so far. It's Total Recall time!
The concept of time travel has fascinated people for generations, contributing to the storylines of classic fiction in all formats -- including, of course, the movies, where filmgoers have watched centuries vanish in the blink of an eye. Protagonists have used all sorts of methods to leave the present, from the outlandish to the relatively mundane; this Friday, for example, John Cusack, Rob Corddry, Craig Robinson, and Clark Duke will travel back to the 1980s in a Hot Tub Time Machine. To celebrate Hollywood's latest temporal journey, we decided to take our own trip into the past, and have a look at some of our favorite movie time machines!
Making the jump from sitcom lead to film star is tricky -- just ask former Friends stars David Schwimmer, Matt LeBlanc, Courteney Cox Arquette, Lisa Kudrow, and Matthew Perry, all of whom have found that the big screen can be a rather inhospitable place. But there's an exception for every rule, and although her filmography is not without its share of failures (Love Happens, anyone?), Jennifer Aniston has shown an impressive ability to balance commercial hits (The Break-Up) with critical winners (The Good Girl). With her latest effort, the action comedy The Bounty Hunter, hitting theaters this weekend, we took the opportunity to look back at the ten best-reviewed films from Hollywood's favorite Friend. It's Total Recall time!
Since earning his career breakout with Good Will Hunting in 1997, Matt Damon has won an Academy Award, worked for some of the finest directors (and alongside some of the most talented actors) in Hollywood, and proved his mettle as a dramatic actor, gifted screen comic, and steely action hero. But he's never been given the Total Recall treatment -- so in honor of Matt's latest release, the Iraq War thriller Green Zone, we decided to rifle through the Damon filmography and take a closer look at the 10 most critically successful entries -- an assortment of goodies so strong that Ocean's Eleven just misses. Which of your favorites made the cut? Which ones have the critics blasphemously overlooked? There's only one way to find out!
For 25 years and counting, Tim Burton has been one of the most successful directors in Hollywood -- and he's done it his way, presenting filmgoers with an ever-growing list of films that celebrate the strange and macabre, from comedies (Beetlejuice) to dramas (Big Fish) to thrillers (Sleepy Hollow), with a few stops for big-budget blockbuster fare along the way (Batman, Planet of the Apes). Heck, Burton's even proven his mettle as a director of animated fare (Corpse Bride) and served as a producer on at least one movie he didn't direct, but you probably thought he did (The Nightmare Before Christmas). This week, Burton brings his unique style to bear -- in 3-D, no less! -- on the Lewis Carroll classic Alice in Wonderland, and to celebrate, we decided to take a look back at his ten best-reviewed films. Let's Total Recall, shall we?
For more than 40 years, on screen and off, no one has been able to unnerve audiences with quite as much panache as Roman Polanski -- or rack up as many critical raves in the process. The esteemed director has certainly released a few poorly received films (see 1986's Pirates -- or, better yet, don't), but even his worst reviews pale in comparison with the personal tragedies and legal problems that have overshadowed his career for the last several decades -- most notably the 1969 murder of his wife Sharon Tate and the 1977 sexual assault case that sent Polanski fleeing to Europe in order to escape the American legal system. Still, it's hard to overstate Polanski's significance in the film world, and with his latest effort, The Ghost Writer, currently earning appreciative nods from top scribes, we thought now would be a great time to survey the Polanski filmography Total Recall style. What are his ten best-reviewed films? Read on to find out!
Busting out of the cheapie horror sequel and/or TV sitcom ghetto can be done -- just ask George Clooney, who has a Killer Tomatoes sequel and a pile of Facts of Life episodes on his resume -- but it isn't easy; when Leonardo DiCaprio surfaced in Critters 3 and the rapidly aging Growing Pains in 1991, it seemed safe to assume he was destined for a brief, direct-to-video career. Nineteen years, multiple Academy Award nominations, and over a billion dollars in box office grosses later, ihe's one of the biggest names in the business. In honor of his achievements -- and his fourth collaboration with Martin Scorsese, Shutter Island, arriving in theaters this week -- we decided now would be the perfect time to take a look back at Mr. DiCaprio's best-reviewed films.
Some actors struggle with typecasting for their entire careers -- and some, like Anthony Hopkins, get to do pretty much whatever they want. Since making his film debut in 1968, Hopkins has dabbled in everything from Merchant Ivory period dramas to horror, moving from television to film -- and picking up an Academy Award, and several nominations, along the way. He's battled a bear in The Edge, walked away unscathed from the misery of Joel Schumacher's Bad Company, and even survived Freejack, but he's never been given the Rotten Tomatoes Total Recall treatment -- so in honor of his supporting turn in The Wolfman, we decided now would be the perfect time to look back at the 10 best-reviewed films in his distinguished career.
Not even a family tree full of dramatic DNA automatically adds up to the kind of talent Jeff Bridges has displayed over the course of his nearly 40-year career. Bridges has gone on to score five Oscar nods -- his most recent nomination, for Crazy Heart, was awarded just this week -- all while assembling one of the more interesting, and critically successful, filmographies in the business. So successful, in fact, that Bridges' top six films all boast Tomatometers above 90 percent -- which is a roundabout way of saying that you can't have a Jeff Bridges Top 10 without leaving out plenty of good stuff -- in the interest of getting the chorus of groans out of the way up front, you won't find The Big Lebowski, Tron, or The Contender here. So what does that leave? Let's spin the dials on the Tomatometer and find out!
Eight years is an eternity in Hollywood. Why, in 2002, Pierce Brosnan was still James Bond, Nia Vardalos was a budding film mogul, and Ryan Reynolds was still just that guy from National Lampoon's Van Wilder. It was also the year Mel Gibson starred in M. Night Shyamalan's Signs, an eventual $400 million hit -- and the beginning of an unexpectedly long absence for one of the biggest movie stars in the world. Aside from an appearance in The Singing Detective the following year, Gibson has been uncharacteristically camera-shy for almost a decade now, but all that ends this week, with his starring turn in Martin Campbell's Edge of Darkness. Seeing Mel return to his action roots has us in a celebratory mood -- and what better way to celebrate than a look back at his best-reviewed films? Yes, folks, it's Total Recall time!
He may not be quite the box office draw he once was, but don't cry for Harrison Ford: Over the last 35 years or so, he's amassed a lifetime gross in excess of $3.4 billion -- and more importantly, he's kicked bad-guy tail as some of the most memorable cinematic heroes in history, including Han Solo, Indiana Jones, and Jack Ryan. He's made a whole bunch of great movies along the way, too -- and with his latest effort, the medical drama Extraordinary Measures, opening this Friday, we thought now would be the perfect time to take a look back at some of the critical highlights of Ford's illustrious filmography.
Ten years ago, the only people that knew who Amy Adams was were either members of her family or folks who spent too much time reading the Drop Dead Gorgeous credits. Today? She's one of Hollywood's fastest rising stars, with a pair of Oscar nominations under her belt and a growing reputation for enlivening even the most pedestrian fare. If you've ever seen one of Adams' movies, the reasons for her speedy ascent should be obvious: With dramatic chops, sharp comic timing, and looks that work equally well for character roles and glamorous leads, she's a casting director's dream. And if you haven't seen any of her films, don't fret -- with her latest, the romantic comedy Leap Year, reaching theaters this weekend, we thought now would be a great time to look back on her filmography, Total Recall style!
Tradition holds that the only thing we're supposed to watch on New Year's Eve is an assortment of minor celebrities doing their best to entertain us before the ball drops in Times Square -- but as any self-respecting film buff knows, there are any number of movies whose plots revolve in some way around the changing of the calendar year, and quite a few of them are a lot more entertaining than any "New Year's Rockin' Eve." (Sorry, Dick Clark.) For this week's Total Recall, we decided to take a cross-section sampling of New Year's flicks from various genres, touching on some classics and a few surprises along the way. Break out the bubbly, because 2010 is almost here, and we're celebrating Total Recall style!
Over the course of a filmography spanning 20 years and dozens of movies, Jude Law has become one of the most successful actors of his generation -- in fact, just a few years ago, he made the industry's "top 10 most bankable" list. Ten years ago this Christmas, Law scored one of his earliest high-profile roles with The Talented Mr. Ripley; this weekend, Law caps off a decade in the spotlight with Guy Ritchie's Sherlock Holmes, co-starring with Robert Downey, Jr. (who earned his own Total Recall a few weeks ago -- click here to check it out). To celebrate, we decided to take the opportunity to pay tribute to some of Mr. Law's biggest critical hits. Of course, given his propensity for smaller parts, we had to prune a few entries from the upper reaches of Law's Tomatometer; his roles in films like The Aviator and Lemony Snicket weren't quite substantial enough to make the grade. Still, we think you'll find plenty to love in this week's list. Without further ado... Jude Law's best movies!
He got his start as a miniature model maker at Roger Corman Studios, and promptly went on to establish himself as one of the biggest directors in Hollywood -- both in terms of his staggering box office grosses ($3.5 billion worldwide and counting) and his seemingly limitless appetite for epic storytelling. Like a lot of filmmakers, James Cameron's imagination has often outpaced the available technology -- but unlike most of his peers, when confronted with those limits, he simply spurs the invention of new technology to get around them. Cameron's latest effort, Avatar, required the development of a whole new 3-D camera, and rode the bleeding edge of CGI's outer limits. After years of buildup, Avatar is finally here -- but before we witness what's being hyped as the future of filmmaking, why don't we look back at James Cameron's past?
You may not know his name, but you almost certainly recognize his face -- and you might even know his voice too: Since the early 1980s, Keith David has been one of the most prolific actors in the business, scoring roles in a dizzying array of films, lending his voice to cartoons and videogames, and even singing when he feels like it. Heck, he even popped up on Mister Rogers' Neighborhood during the 1980s, appearing as Keith the Southwood Carpenter. You've heard of "that guy" status for actors? That's Keith David in a nutshell -- and since you'll be hearing his voice in The Princess and the Frog this weekend, we thought now would be the perfect time to give this ubiquitous thespian the Total Recall treatment!
Child actors are notorious for fizzling out once their prepubescent charms disappear during adolescence, or once they discover the various vices of the adult world, and it seems to be the rare case when a young starlet can overcome these hurdles and transition successfully into a career of grownup roles. Natalie Portman is one such success story: after making her debut as a 12-year-old in Luc Besson's Leon The Professional, Portman gradually took on more adult roles until she was playing everything from a young, widowed mother (Cold Mountain) to an emotionally manipulative stripper (Closer). This week, she stars alongside Tobey Maguire and Jake Gyllenhaal in the family drama Brothers, so we felt it was the right time to take a look back at the extensive filmography of this young star to determine Natalie Portman's Best Movies.
Some actors are lucky enough to make the jump from television to film stardom. Some are lucky enough to get their careers back on track after falling off the A-list. But how many stars have been able to do both -- and walk away virtually unscathed from the flaming wreckage of Battlefield Earth in the bargain? Only John Travolta, ladies and gentlemen. Travolta buddies up with Robin Williams in this weekend's Old Dogs, which inspired us to take a look back at a filmography far more varied than you might remember. Dramas? Comedies? Thrillers? Cartoons? Heck, Travolta's done 'em all -- and he's been doing it for more than 30 years, too. It's high time he got the Total Recall treatment, wouldn't you say?
A big part of the cinema's appeal is its ability to take us places we've never been -- but to really work, that escapism has to be grounded to universal themes, and like the Good Book says, the greatest of these is love. As any Twilight fan could tell you, nothing ratchets up the drama like star-crossed love, and to celebrate the imminent release of the franchise's second installment, New Moon, we've put together a list of some of Hollywood's most noteworthy -- and most persistent -- couples. We couldn't cover them all, of course, but if you've ever shed tears for the injustice of an onscreen love unfairly denied, you're sure to swoon over this week's Total Recall!


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After five weeks without a sewing machine I think I started getting a nervous twitch. That probably sounds a bit strange, but I'm sure my fellow sewers know what I'm talking about. I've been incredibly stressed lately, so I decided this past Sunday to take a day to ignore the house and just focus on some self time. The best thing about taking a day for yourself is sewing whatever you want, so why not start a new project. I've had this pattern for a while now and I have been slowly buying fabric for it as they catch my eye.
So far I have these two pieces 95% done, as I still need to applique on their centers and trim them up. (See, that applique thing has come up already!)
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Office 365 Home Premium review: Is Office better by subscription?
Microsoft's new subscription-based version of Office 2013 lets you use your applications anywhere. But does it really save you money?
Microsoft's Office 365 Home Premium is the new subscription-based version of Office 2013, in which Microsoft gave its office suite a thorough and well-done makeover. You can think of Home Premium as a "wrapper" of sorts around Office 2013, with extra Web-based features.
Office 365 Home Premium (which is the basic version of the suite) includes the core applications that are included in all versions of Office 2013 -- Word, Excel, PowerPoint and OneNote -- as well as Outlook, Publisher and Access. For $100 (there's a one-month free trial period), users can install it on up to five devices (including Windows 7 and Windows 8 PCs and tablets, and Apple OS X computers).
(Note: Other upcoming versions include Office 365 Small Business Premium, which is designed for businesses with up to 10 employees; Office 365 ProPlus, which will include 25 user accounts and 5 installations per user; and Office 365 Enterprise. These will also offer a variety of additional features; there is no information yet on when they will ship.)
A cleaner look
In line with Windows 8, the applications in Office 2013 -- and, by extension, Office 365 Home Premium -- have a cleaner look, with less clutter and a flatter, less-noticeable Ribbon. In addition to the new interface, there's also SkyDrive integration, touch-based navigation and features, and underlying changes to many of the Office applications.
For example, Word can now edit PDFs and has improved commenting features. PowerPoint offers new tools including those for embedding photos and pictures from Flickr and Facebook. Excel includes new analytics tools. Outlook has been tweaked with improved searching and a streamlined navigation pane.
For a full review of these changes to Office with Office 2013, see my review Office 2013 beta review: Microsoft (almost) nails it. That review was based on the preview version, but aside from bug fixes and similar small changes, Office 2013 is essentially unchanged from then.
The Office.com command center
With Office 365 Home Premium, the Office.com website becomes your command center -- the place from which you install and manage Office on your devices. In fact, when you buy Office 365 Home Premium, even in a retail store, you don't get a DVD. Instead, you get an installation key, which you use to install Office on your device from the Web.
The Web-based installation offers both good and bad news. The good news is that you don't have to worry about losing the disc if you need to re-install the package. The bad news is that if you don't have a lightning-fast connection, expect to wait a while for Office to install. For example, on my occasionally slow home Wi-Fi network, it took more than two hours to download and install Office on one computer, and more than three hours on another. Of course, your experience will vary depending on your connection speed.
On the My Account section of Office.com, you're able to see the machines on which you've installed Office, and handle payments and renewals. From there you can also deactivate Office on any machine (in case you want to use that install on a different computer). If you need to re-activate Office on a machine, just run any Office app and you'll be prompted to enter your Office 365 Home Premium user name and password.
Office.com also functions as way to manage your documents. Office 365 Home Premium automatically syncs files between your local machines and Microsoft's SkyDrive cloud-based storage service, and lists them on Office.com. You can click any file you see there and view it in the Web-based version of Office.
If you want to tweak the file, you select Edit Document and choose to either edit it using either the Web-based version of Office or the client version on your machine. (The client has more features than does the Web version, so most people will probably choose that method.)
You can create new Office documents on Windows 7 or Windows 8 machines that don't have Office installed by using a nifty feature called Office on Demand. Go to the My Office section of Office.com, and in the "Office on Demand" section, click on the application you want to use. A version of that app installs temporarily (and quickly) on the PC you're using. Once you exit the application, it will automatically uninstall.
I found this feature worked fine, although when I tried using it on a machine that already had Office 2013 installed, it wouldn't install (which makes a certain amount of sense).
Office.com also has a store where you can buy or download free apps designed for Office and its individual applications -- for example, there's a Bing Finance app for managing your investments and another app that provides a Merriam-Webster dictionary. As of this writing, I wasn't particularly impressed with the selection of apps available, but that might change over time.
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Her business strategy is to provide excellent customer service by being friendly and welcoming to the customers. The increasing price of shoes and sandals from her supplier has been difficult. She is thankful to have the loan to be able to have more negotiating power.
Flore has received three loans from Kiva's partner HOPE Congo. She has a very good repayment record. She wants to one day become a shoe and sandal wholesaler herself. Flore hopes to buy land and build a home for her family.
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Michael Smith included in group exhibition at the Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego
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Work by Professor Michael Smith was included in Laugh-in: Art, Comedy, Performance at the Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego. The exhibition is on display January 23 – April 19, 2015.
Associate Professor discusses recent publication
Thu. January 29, 2015
Dr. Eddie Chambers discussed his recent publication, Black Artists in British Art: A History Since the 1950s, with Associate Professor Cherise Smith on January 29, 2015.
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Professor Jeffrey Chipps Smith received a research grant from the Alexander von Humboldt Foundation for April and May 2015. Dr. Smith will continue his research this summer in Munich at the Zentralinstitut für Kunstgeschichte.
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Professor Teresa Hubbard and Alexander Birchler will be in conversation with Vesela Sretenović at the Phillips Collection April 9, 2015.
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If I understand you correctly the entire rig shown is $12k, correct, which if I understand was an FYI and what you are really trying to do is brig attention to the conical fermenter, correct?
The entire system looks AMAZING, honestly I wonder if anything like that could be made for only $12k in the US, the time and materials to do all that would be insane not to mention the electronics. Thanks for posting this up, it's a shame everyone else had negative comments, if they are not interested they should not have wasted their time with a post.
There are several fermentation vessel options, from high end Blichman products to DIY keg fermenters, as much as I would love to invest in a high end fermenter I must consider that I brew once a month, at the absolute most, as well as the huge expense of equipment on what will only ever be a hobby.
My DIY 10 gal rig that cost a bit over $2k, well....the price continues to go up as I'm always tinkering trying to improve on my design.
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Retired Lt. General Russel Honoré will give a talk at the University of West Florida at 7 o'clock this Thursday evening at the UWF Conference Center. Honoré, who is best known for his efforts to restore order in New Orleans after Hurricane Katrina, is the featured speaker for UWF's annual Martin Luther King, Jr. Day observance.
In this week's Economic Report, Dr. Rick Harper discusses the outlook for 2014. Harper expects this year to be a little bit better than 2013. "The main reason for that is that we'll see less of a drag coming from the federal sector. The slow down in federal spending last year probably subtracted 1.5 percentage points from GDP (Growth Domestic Product) growth. We could have been up almost 4 percent," Harper says.
According to Harper, the shrinkage in government spending should be less in 2014, with some of the hardest hits already with Sequestration.
The University of West Florida has entered into a partnership with Stetson Law School in St. Petersburg to create a quicker and less expensive path to a law degree. Dr. Kimberly Tatum, an Associate Professor of Legal Studies and the Associate Dean in the College of Professional Studies at UWF says the new program will be a "3 plus 3" situation, where students do their undergraduate studies for three years at UWF, then complete their undergrad work while working on their law degree at Stetson.
The University of West Florida is adding three new programs that will be taught completely online.Dr. Pam Northrop is the Executive Director of the Innovation Institute and Associate Provost at the University of West Florida. She spoke with WUWF's Bob Barrett about the new programs.
One of the degrees will be a Master of Education with a specialization in reading, another is a Bachelor of Science in Nursing for Registered Nurses, and the third is a Doctorate in Education with specializations in curriculum and instruction.
The University of West Florida has received a major grant from a local foundation. Dr. Brendan Kelly, the interim vice president for UWF Advancement, announced the one million dollar gift from the Bear Family Foundation of Pensacola.


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Conditional oxidative stress responses in the Arabidopsis photorespiratory mutant cat2 demonstrate that redox state is a key modulator of daylength-dependent gene expression, and define photoperiod as a crucial factor in the regulation of H2O2-induced cell death
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Queval, G., Issakidis-Bourguet, E., Hoeberichts, F. A., Vandorpe, M., Gakière, B., Vanacker, H., Miginiac-Maslow, M., Van Breusegem, F. and Noctor, G. (2007), Conditional oxidative stress responses in the Arabidopsis photorespiratory mutant cat2 demonstrate that redox state is a key modulator of daylength-dependent gene expression, and define photoperiod as a crucial factor in the regulation of H2O2-induced cell death. The Plant Journal, 52: 640–657. doi: 10.1111/j.1365-313X.2007.03263.x
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- Issue published online: 18 SEP 2007
- Article first published online: 18 SEP 2007
- Received 21 June 2007; accepted 13 July 2007.
- reactive oxygen species (ROS);
- catalase;
- redox signalling;
- glutathione;
- high CO2;
- photorespiration
Photorespiration is a light-dependent source of H2O2 in the peroxisomes, where concentrations of this signalling molecule are regulated by catalase. Growth of Arabidopsis knock-out mutants for CATALASE2 (cat2) in ambient air caused severely decreased rosette biomass, intracellular redox perturbation and activation of oxidative signalling pathways. These effects were absent when cat2 was grown at high CO2 levels to inhibit photorespiration, but were re-established following a subsequent transfer to air. Growth of cat2 in air at different daylengths revealed that photoperiod is a critical determinant of the oxidative stress response. Decreased growth was observed in 8-h, 12-h and 16-h photoperiods, but lesion development was dependent on long days. Experiments at different light fluence rates showed that cell death in cat2 was linked to long days and not to total light exposure or the severity of oxidative stress. Perturbed intracellular redox state and oxidative signalling pathway induction were more prominent in short days than in long days, as evidenced by glutathione status and induction of defence genes and oxidative stress-responsive transcripts. Similar daylength-dependent effects were observed in the response of mature plants transferred from short days in high CO2 conditions to ambient air conditions. Prior growth of plants with short days in air alleviated the cat2 cell-death phenotype in long days. Together, the data reveal the influence of photoperiodic events on redox signalling, and define distinct photoperiod-dependent strategies in the acclimation versus cell-death decision in stress conditions.


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Yes, that actually works quite well. I really do hope that re-reading chapters in the next issues will make the whole situation make more sense: as I've said before, I found myself a bit confused when I read scanlations but looking at the chapters as Viz presents them has made most things much clearer.
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Irene: You're not ancient like me, so here ya go. And yeah, Ann is totally grating on me, now. She's like Nana K. post-Takumi, now, and I'm disappointed. I'm guessing the manga won an award before it got to that arc. As for Rasetsu, I generally respected Yako more than that other guy, but I thought he was funnier; so I'm hoping this new story will give Yako a chance to loosen up a bit.
marie: Looks like VK's using the Angel Sancuary/Deimos gimmick.
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Yep, which is pretty much why I stopped reading NANA. I have an amazingly low tolerance for that kind of behavior. The series (either of them, really) had better have one hell of an ending to make up for this stuff.
And now I know what "jumping the shark" means! I learned something!
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Sand Chronicles continues to annoy, so much so that i just wish what's-her-name (Daigo's new study buddy) and Daigo would get together and the story be about them, just because this couple annoys me a bit less. Too bad about Fuji and Shika, though, I like Fuji, and feel really sorry for Shika, even if I dislike her.
I liked this month's chapter of Haruka more than usual, but it's still lukewarm, not to mention confusing. I'm really hoping that they stop serializing before the series reaches its end, because there are at least 14 volumes in Japan. I've already gotten tired of Crimson Hero, and it's only about 12! Speaking of which, Crimson's REALLY getting creepy. I hate Kaz! And, what's the point of throwing a love rival in so near the end?!
Vampire Knight.....same as always, filled to the brim with teen angst. I wish it were a comedy series...!!!
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So I found myself amused at people in the survey wanting Emmy Rossum to play Yuki in Vampire Knight. Couldn't tolerate her enough to pay for DB: E, but they think she'd work elsewhere. :lol:
Anyway, on to the June issue. I LOL'ed when I heard that Hikky was into Biggie and Led Zeppelin.
As for the Shojo X-men thing, I only knew one girl in the 90s who read X-Men, so I don't know what the hell that interviewer is talking about there. Actually, I think she was more of a Batman fan. [Well, ok, there was one girl on the Internets who was aware of the early 90s cartoon, but that's about it.]
Wallflower, er, Kimi Ni Todoke, is kind of sweet and sentimental. I might consider it down the road, I guess.
Honey Hunt is finally heating up in the tension department, which is good, because it seemed to be a little too care-free up until now.
Still can't stand Keiichi, though.
Moving on to VK, for an arc which isn't really
spoiler[incestuous], it still milks that angle for what it's worth. It's also nice to know that Yuki or Kaname might be the product of spoiler[in-breeding]. :roll: The fight scenes could also be more exciting. They reek of derivative shonen moments more than anything else.
H+C is bitter-sweet as usual, but the monologue on inner art was what amused me in particular. [Though the way the rant's presented actually resembles American indie comics more than manga.] As for Hagu, I wonder if her spoiler[bond with the her student] is a one-time thing, or if she's developing a spoiler[Shota Complex].
I hate to say it, but it's nice to see Ann get her comeuppance in Sand Chronicles. Surprised Fuji's so easy-going about her spoiler[continued attachment to Daigo], though. Though, with the focus on Shimane, at least the manga's starting to get back into gear. Daigo surprised me by being more emotionally- flexible and introspective than I expected spoiler[when he met Fuji]. Also, nice surprised that Anne might have a spoiler[half-sibling] through spoiler[the doctor and her slutty dad].
Haruka continues with the filler, as usual. Maybe one day the story will actually advance, but I probably won't be sticking with the mag long enough to wait for that day.
Crimson Hero's Kaz is fairly one-dimensional, but I still hope they can expand on his character in future chapters, assuming that it doesn't end up being just another random "incident' with Nobara.
Moving on to the letters section, I'm surprised there are married readers of the mag.
Also, I'm surprised Ayumi survived DB: E to rank high in the "Best Artist" fan award.
Kind of disappointed that Butterflies, Flowers ends up being the mystery josei title, but I hope it's worth it. Not sure if I care for Black Bird, though.
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Umm, I'm married and I read Shojo Beat. And for the last time, Kaname and Yuuki are siblings! And it is not a fake plot device! But what do I know? I've only been reading VK for the past several years including the latest chapters from Japan. And no, I'm not bothered by fictional incest stories; I'd still be against Kaname and Yuuki's relationship EVEN IF THEY WEREN'T RELATED cause I don't like Kaname.
I know I'm risking a flame war but flame away, I don't care. I just had to get this off my chest. Again.
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While I didn't really read X-Men comics or know anyone who did, the cartoon show definitely was very popular with girls. I know lots of friends who watched it and I did as well, X-Men was also my second favourite superhero franchise, after Batman.
And there are a decent number of married women in the older part of the target age range (early twenties). My best friend is married and she reads the magazine.
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|rin: The author still keeps skirting the issue of whether or not they're siblings by blood.
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|Well, if he isn't, then why didn't he tell Yuuki that he wasn't when she expressed concern about being in love with her brother in the latest chapter? Also, it I read correctly Kaname (I think it was him) said that their relationship would be just like their parents, who WERE brother and sister. Plus, as I mentioned before I'm many chapters ahead of Shojo Beat and the author has yet to specifically state that Kaname and Yuuki are not biologicallly related. In fact, you read between the lines in the upcoming chapters you will probably come to this conclusion: spoiler[Kaname's body is that of Yuuki's biological brother, but his soul was replaced with that of an ancient Kuran ancestor by Rido.]
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I'd say it's probably to find a way to let the people who don't like incest sort of have an out but it's a really weak one because biologically (which is what incest laws are about), they are definitely 100% siblings.
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|Thank you, marie-antoinette! That's the point I've been trying to make all along.
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|If they're physically-related, then why did Kaname, "If I was born as her brother?"
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I guess it's a reference to the ancestor soul inside him. Plus, I don't think Kaname has ever mentioned to Yuuki anything about having a different soul or body. As I said, the story is extremely vague so far about what exactly happened to Kaname. But the scenerio I posted earlier seems most likely so far. Perhaps, in the near future, Ms. Hino will enlighten us as to what exactly happened but as of yet, she hasn't.
Hmm. I just had a thought. Maybe there was something lost in the translation of that line. Regardless, of whether he or Yuuki were related, they would be expected to marry because they are purebloods and there are not many left. In other words, maybe what Kaname was trying to say was, "i was born to be her husband." Even though he's biologically her brother, he was meant to be her future husband, just as their parents were.
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I've never read this magazine but I randomly came upon this news piece and was wondering if anyone had heard about this.
This website says the magazine will cease publication on the July issue.
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|Sounds like bs. But I could be wrong.
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I am a newcomer to this nice forum, I came accross it searching the internet for an idea as I couldn't find a satisfactory answer for my problem. I grow a honeysuckle in a pot on my small balcony. I started to propagate it the summer of 2005. This summer it bloomed and made a number of vines, some of them being about 5 feet long. It is the first winter I have to care what to do with it. I asked an agronomist and she suggested that I don't take it indoors but to isolate the pot in some way. I did it and we had already one night with temperature about 23F (-5C). The leaves in the morning were not in normal shape, kind of frosted, so I couldn't stand that and moved it indoors - on a place between the apartments which is not heated and has some light. That was about 2 weeks ago. Today I saw that the leaves of the plant are falling, many of them yelloish, and as the weather is now quite better (38F at night and 60F at daytime) I took it back to the balcony. Now I really wonder how to proceed.
I love this plant and maybe next spring will find where to plant it in a garden so that I don't torture it this way.
Don't know what type of honeysuckle it is, I can tell only that its flowers are white and become yellow when grow old.
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Many honeysuckles are quite hardy and can generally stand cold temperatures - even in a container, but up to a point. They are usually deciduous and will lose their leaves in cold winters so the loss of leaves won't be a problem.
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What Nobody Tells You About Being a Game Dev 181
from the internet-people-curse-your-mother dept.
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Forgive me for breaking in here, but TFA mentions both Minecraft and Elite.
But then again, this is slashdot, so...
However, from a mortal human's perspective, 64-bit is infinite.
You're presuming that you'll be limited to walking or other slow means of transportation. And that there are no bots involved.
Actually, no, he isn't.
Let's just say that you have millimeter precision in a 64-bit integer, which would make the world 18,446,744,073,709,551 meters across. Even at the speed of light, it would take 61,531,714 seconds to traverse that distance, or nearly two years. Got that...we're talking about a world that is two light years across.
So, as long as you limit travel to some reasonable speed (e.g., 300km/sec, or nearly 10 times faster than anything man-made has ever travelled), the world is infinite for all practical purposes, even with a "faster time passage" UI. Likewise, teleportation could have a limited distance (even thousands of miles) and not be a problem unless it took literally zero time to complete.
And, this is assuming that the 64-bit number is used to directly map each millimeter. If, instead, it is a more granular area and the sub-areas are procedurally generated (which is what TFA says), then perhaps the resolution is a somewhere between 1 and 100 meters. This increases the world size to anywhere from 2,000 to 200,000 light years.
I bet even with a world as big as the Milky Way galaxy, there will be people who complain that the game is overpriced.
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