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Front Mission from Square Enix is a 15-year-old video game franchise with a loyal fanbase. 2010's Front Mission Evolved was not only the series' first offering for current-gen game consoles, but also a departure from the turn-based tactical role-playing genre on which the franchise was built.
Front Mission Evolved jumps with both feet into the third-person action shooter genre, attempting to capture an entirely new slice of the gaming audience. This posed some tough marketing challenges for Square Enix.
We handled all production aspects of the video marketing campaign. From concept to creation, from game capture to final delivery, Slackcircus created all of the key video marketing assets for Front Mission Evolved.
Our challenge with the Release Date Announcement Trailer was to kill preconceived notions about what it means to pilot large robots (read: slow and lumbering). Square Enix wanted to emphasize the speed of the gameplay and surprising agility of Evolved's wanzers. We decided to focus on broad gameplay themes while featuring the paradoxical combination of heavy destructive power and swift motion. With Slackcircus doing all of the game capture in-house, we were able to craft the perfect gameplay moments to support the direction.
The Announcement Trailer was well-received by both the gaming community and the client -- so well, in fact, that Square Enix decided to make it into a broadcast ad.
We handled game capture and editing for this web video feature, which Haven Interactive designed, built and generally made awesome.
For the final trailer of the campaign, Square Enix presented a concept that drew inspiration from luxury car commercials. We agreed this was a solid direction, but we felt the multiplayer component of the game had been underrepresented thus far. The solution: a stylized trailer that celebrates the instruments of mechanized war and their role within a combat team.
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Chronology of Coverage
Sep. 19, 2013
Pres Obama's first two defense secretaries, Robert M Gates and Leon E Panetta, publicly question the administration's handling of the Syrian crisis and express skepticism about whether Russia can broker a deal to remove Syria's chemical weapons; are critical of Obama for asking Congress to authorize the use of force against Syria, but they disagree on whether military action would be effective.MORE »
May. 31, 2013
Leon E Panetta, former defense secretary and director of the Central Intelligence Agency, strikes deal with Penguin Press to write a memoir of his life and career.MORE »
Feb. 14, 2013
Departing Defense Secretary Leon E Panetta announces new Distinguished Warfare Medal to honor drone pilots and computer defense experts; move is likely to draw criticism.MORE »
Feb. 8, 2013
Deep divisions in the Obama administration over rising violence in Syria spill into public view for the first time in blunt exchange between Senator John McCain of Arizona and the leaders of the Pentagon; Defense Secretary Leon E Panetta, testifying before Senate Armed Services Committee, acknowledges he and chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, Gen Martin E Dempsey, supported plan in 2012 to arm carefully vetted Syrian rebels, but plan was vetoed by White House.MORE »
Feb. 4, 2013
Defense Secretary Leon E Panetta and Gen Martin E Dempsey, Pentagon's top civilian and military officials, express an expectation, and even a desire, that American troops remain in Afghanistan after the NATO mission ends in December 2014; say no final decision on troop withdrawal has been made.MORE »
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Leon E. Panetta, in His Own Words
The new defense secretary, an outspoken Washington veteran, talks about some of the twists and turns in his long career.
October 24, 2011usNewsPanetta Is Chosen as C.I.A. Chief, in a Surprise Step
The choice of Leon E. Panetta, a former White House chief of staff, to head the intelligence agency raised questions about his relevant experience.
January 6, 2009usNewsFirst Things (the Elections) Come First for Chief of Staff
Leon E. Panetta's recent moves reflect an understanding that President Clinton's agenda is a dead letter if Democrats lose many seats in Congress.
August 11, 1994NewsARTICLES ABOUT LEON E. PANETTA
The Spies Who Didn't Love Her
DiFi blows the whistle on Central Intelligence arrogance.
March 12, 2014, WednesdayBehind Clash Between C.I.A. and Congress, a Secret Report on Interrogations
A dispute over a classified C.I.A. report has led to a bitter fight between the agency and the Senate Intelligence Committee, with each side accusing the other of spying on it.
March 8, 2014, SaturdayFormer Defense Chief Says Fiscal Standoff Is Hurting Military Readiness
Leon E. Panetta faulted both parties for the "self-inflicted harm" to the United States caused by the shutdown and the sequestration spending cuts.
October 15, 2013, TuesdayFormer Defense Secretaries Criticize Obama on Syria
In a joint appearance, Robert M. Gates and Leon E. Panetta were critical of President Obama for asking Congress to authorize the use of force against Syria in retaliation for its use of chemical weapons.
September 19, 2013, ThursdayOn Nuclear Cuts, a Split Over Whether Senate Backing Is Needed
Secretary of State John Kerry's office disputes that he assured a key Republican senator that proposed cuts to nuclear arsenals would face a vote in the Senate.
June 20, 2013, ThursdayElite Units in U.S. Military to Admit Women
The branches of service are preparing to integrate women into physically hazardous combat positions like the Navy SEALs and the Army Rangers, senior defense officials said.
June 18, 2013, TuesdayLeon Panetta to Write a Washington Memoir
The former congressman, defense secretary and C.I.A. director said his book, bought by Penguin Press, would go behind the scenes of government.
May 31, 2013, FridayA Commander Seeks to Chart a New Path for Special Operations
Adm. William H. McRaven, who led the mission to kill Osama bin Laden, aims to recast the Special Operations forces to face a widening array of new threats as America's combat role in the Middle East winds down.
May 2, 2013, ThursdayFailed Projects in Iraq
A former Peace Corps assistant inspector general responds to a news article.
March 14, 2013, ThursdayReport Details Mistakes Made by U.S. in Improvement Projects for Iraq
The United States, officials from both countries say, took on too many projects and often did not consult with the Iraqis about which projects were needed and how best to go about them.
March 6, 2013, WednesdaySEARCH 372 ARTICLES ABOUT LEON E. PANETTA :
Changes in Obama's Foreign Policy Team
President Obama's new foreign policy team is filled with some of his closest advisers and confidants, many of whom waited patiently for the top jobs during his first term.
Breaking Through the Brass Ceiling
The Times's Marcus Mabry speaks to Representative Tammy Duckworth and a naval officer candidate at Columbia University about what the lifting of a ban on serving in combat means for military women.
Ban Lifted on Women in Combat Roles
Anu Bhagwati, a female veteran and executive director of the Service Women's Action Network, reacts to the Pentagon lifting the ban on women in combat.
Letter From Gen. Martin E. Dempsey
A letter from Gen. Martin E. Dempsey to Secretary of Defense Leon Panetta proposing removing the restrictions on women from many positions in the infantry and artillery.
Obama's New National Security Picks
President Obama nominates Chuck Hagel for secretary of defense and John O. Brennan for director of the Central Intelligence Agency.
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Abdullah, Zulhamri (2009) Beyond corporate image : projecting international reputation management in a transitional country. International Journal of Economics & Management, 3 (1). pp. 170-183. ISSN 1823 - 836X
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This paper seeks to build a theoretical approach to international reputation management from the perspective of strategic management and multiculturalism. Collective ideas and arguments are undertaken based on literature reviews of public relations, corporate communication, strategic management and cultural diversity. This paper has proposed an adaptive model of international reputation management based on realistic communication practice in a transitional country. This model seems unique in terms of localisation is focused to reiterate an international perspective beyond western philosophy. In the 21st century, the world has changed tremendously and so has the way global corporations operate their business in fast developing countries. Image alone is not enough to build a favourable reputation of corporations. Reputation management, a new and emerging function of corporate communication, is being used as strategic tactical and managerial roles within an organisation. This paper may benefit global corporations operating in a transitional country in how they may foster and maintain their business by focusing on 'glocalisation' instead of infusing their pure western philosophy.
Item Type: | Article |
Keyword: | Identity, image; Reputation; International and cultural diversity. |
Subject: | Corporate image. |
Subject: | Communication in management. |
Faculty or Institute: | Faculty of Modern Language and Communication |
Publisher: | Faculty of Economics and Management, Universiti Putra Malaysia. |
ID Code: | 13388 |
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Since 1997, she has been part of the symposium Religion, Science and the Environment, convened by His All Holiness Bartholomew I, the Ecumenical Patriarch. This work has led her to develop the practical implications of temple theology as the basis for a Christian environment theology.
In July 2008 Margaret Barker was awarded a DD by the Archbishop of Canterbury 'in recognition of her work on the Jerusalem Temple and the origins of Christian Liturgy, which has made a significantly new contribution to our understanding of the New Testament and opened up important fields for research.'
Margaret Barker is a mother and grandmother, a Methodist Preacher and was involved for over 30 years with the work of a Women's Refuge.
Margaret Barker DD has no connection with website Temple Illuminatus.
Temple Studies Group Summer School: The TSG held a one-week Summer School at Borrowash near Derby in August 2011 which was a great success. The next Summer School will be in August 2013. Further details and the schedule for the week are available here: flyer and schedule. Booking in advance is essential (using the email link above) and payment is made on the first day of the Summer School. Cash or cheques only; card payments cannot be processed.
Margaret Barker delivered the Fr Alexander Schmemann Memorial Lecture at St Vladimir's Orthodox Seminary, New York on 29 January 2012 'Our Great High Priest. The Church as the New Temple'.
Margaret Barker's latest book The Mother of the Lord, vol 1 The Lady in the Temple, was published by T&T Clark in September 2012.
Margaret Barker [and others] have established a Temple Studies Group to convene symposia on Temple themes. The Temple Studies Group website has further information.
Margaret Barker discusses her work and ideas with William J. Hamblin. This series of short interviews is currently available to view on YouTube. Link to YouTube.


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Orchard City Mayor Don Suppes sees rough roads ahead for the town as funding for its network of roads becomes ever harder to come by.
During a town board work session on Nov. 7, Suppes said he wants to begin taking steps now to alert and inform town residents of the looming problems with town road funding.
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The Surface Creek Valley once again showed that it has a big heart for the needs of community, and a good eye for value at the same time.
On Nov. 3, the Surface Creek Valley Lions Club helping to conduct the annual end-of-season fruit sale at Fritchman's Orchards at Eckert reaped a bountiful harvest of almost $1,200 in sales that will go to the club's many worthy causes.
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The California High School Speech Association (CHSSA) web site provides expert information and resources to improve speech education in all content areas. Curricular materials are linked to California State Standards and Common Core Standards.
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It's that time again! We're back with week 5 of the Fan Confidence Poll, and I imagine things will be trending sharply upwards after the fantastic performance against Swansea this weekend. But perhaps not. Maybe the win will have convinced fans that Villa has become a "win now, perish later" club. I wouldn't put it past a number of the Villa fans.
Last week, we hit a record high rating in the Fan Confidence Poll. I expected that we'd stay relatively the same, and you all came through with flying colors again. Let's take a gander at the Official 7500 to Holte Fan Confidence Table, now with more rows than ever before!
Official 7500 to Holte Fan Confidence Table
Week | Votes | Confidence Rating |
1 | 341 | 3.605 |
2 | 110 | 3.108 |
3 | 186 | 4.011 |
4 | 118 | 3.915 |
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Despite the effectiveness of Section 5 in deterring unconstitutional voting discrimination since 1965, Congress in 2006 found that voting discrimination by covered jurisdictions had continued into the 21st century, and that the protections of Section 5 were still needed to safeguard racial and language minority voters. Understanding the preeminent constitutional role of Congress under the Fifteenth Amendment to determine the legislation needed to enforce it, and the caution required of the federal courts when undertaking the "grave" and "delicate" responsibility of judging the constitutionality of such legislation—particularly where the right to vote and racial discrimination intersect—this Court declines to overturn Congress's carefully considered judgment.
The Arizona Attorney General [official website] filed a similar suit [JURIST report] in August seeking to enjoin enforcement of the Section 5 rules in that state. In 2009, the US Supreme Court [official website] upheld [opinion, PDF; JURIST report] the Section 5 provisions of the VRA in Northwest Austin Municipal Utility District Number One v. Holder [Cornell LII backgrounder]. The court voted 8-1 in favor of permitting the appellant municipality to "bail out" from the preclearance requirement if it can establish a history of compliance with the VRA, but declined to rule on the constitutionality of the 25-year extension of the act. Writing for the majority, Chief Justice John Roberts opined that "things have changed in the South," observing that "[b]latantly discriminatory evasions of federal decrees are rare." The plaintiff was a municipal utility district in Texas that wanted to be exempted from the requirement and was challenging the most recent extension generally. At their enactment in 1965, the requirements were only supposed to be in place for five years. Section 5 has since been extended several times.


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adam187 (10-29-2012), Bosnian-Bobcats-Fan (10-27-2012)
Oh wow another highlight reel, what a surprise he looks good playing high school basketball
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adam187 (10-29-2012), Bosnian-Bobcats-Fan (10-27-2012)
I love when ppl post rubbish like this.
He could be in a gym alone and a guy that size showing those handles and athleticism is impressive. Dude did a cross over like a guard and drove down the lane and yammed on people.
You could put a 5 year old girl in front of Biz and he wouldnt be able to handle the rock like that.
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oh wow did you see that block on Dirk? Nobody blocks dirks fadeaway
oh wait... he out of the league
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i thought it was a very insightfull show and enjoyed listening to what Cho, higgins and Jordan had to say about the draft picks and what we need to do moving foward.
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Linux System Calls
In Java, exceptions are objects. In addition to throwing objects whose class is declared in java.lang, you can throw objects of your own design. To create your own class of throwable objects, you need to declare it as a subclass of some member of the Throwable family. In general, however, the throwable classes you define should extend class Exception--they should be "exceptions". Usually, the class of the exception object indicates the type of abnormal condition encountered. For example, if a thrown exception object has class illegalArgumentException, that indicates someone passed an illegal argument to a method.
When you throw an exception, you instantiate and throw an object whose class, declared in java.lang, descends from Throwable, which has two direct subclasses: Exception and Error. Errors (members of the Error family) are usually thrown for more serious problems, such as OutOfMemoryError, that may not be easy to handle. Errors are usually thrown by the methods of the Java API or the Java Virtual Machine. In general, code you write should throw only exceptions, not errors.
The Java Virtual Machine uses the class of the exception object to decide which catch clause, if any, should be allowed to handle the exception. The catch clause can also get information on the abnormal condition by querying the exception object directly for information you embedded in it during instantiation (before throwing it). The Exception class allows you to specify a detailed message as a string that can be retrieved by invoking getMessage on the exception object.
Each IA32 interrupt or exception has a number, which is referred to in the IA32 literature as its vector. The NMI interrupt and the processor-detected exceptions have been assigned vectors in the range 0 through 31, inclusive. The vectors for maskable interrupts are determined by the hardware. External interrupt controllers put the vector on the bus during the interrupt-acknowledge cycle. Any vector in the range 32 through 255, inclusive, can be used for maskable interrupts or programmed exceptions.
The startup_32 code found in /usr/src/linux/boot/head.S starts everything off at boot time by calling setup_idt. This routine sets up an IDT (Interrupt Descriptor Table) with 256 entries, each four bytes long, total 1024 bytes, offsets 0-255. It should be noted that the IDT contains vectors to both interrupt handlers and exception handlers, so "IDT" is something of a misnomer, but that's the way it is.
No interrupt entry points are actually loaded by startup_32, as that is done only after paging has been enabled and the kernel has been relocated to 0xC000000. At times, mostly during boot, the kernel must be loaded into certain addresses, because the underlying BIOS architecture demands it. After control is passed to the kernel exclusively, the Linux kernel can put itself wherever it wants. Usually this is very high up in memory, but below the 2GB limit.
When start_kernel (found in /usr/src/linux/init/main.c) is called, it invokes trap_init (found in /usr/src/linux/kernel/traps.c). trap_init sets up the IDT via the macro set_trap_gate (found in /usr/include/asm/system.h) and initializes the interrupt descriptor table as shown in the "Offset Descriptionis" table.
At this point, the interrupt vector for the system calls is not set up. It is initialized by sched_init (found in /usr/src/linux/kernel/sched.c). To set interrupt 0x80 to be a vector to the _system_call entry point, call:
set_system_gate (0x80, &system_call)
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The Linux system call interface is vectored through a stub in libc (often glibc) and is exclusively "register-parametered", i.e., the stack is not used for parameter passing. Each call within the libc library is generally a syscallX macro, where X is the number of parameters used by the actual routine. Under Linux, the execution of a system call is invoked by a maskable interrupt or exception class transfer (e.g., "throwing" an exception object), caused by the instruction in 0x80. Vector 0x80 is used to transfer control to the kernel. This interrupt vector is initialized during system startup, along with other important vectors such as the system clock vector. On the assembly level (in user space), it looks like Listing 1. Nowadays, this code is contained in the glibc2.1 library. 0x80 is hardcoded into both Linux and glibc, to be the system call number which transfers control to the kernel. At bootup, the kernel has set up the IDT vector 0x80 to be a "call gate" (see arch/i386/kernel/traps.c:trap_init):
The vector layout is defined in include/asm-i386/hw_irq.h.
Not until the int $0x80 is executed does the call transfer to the kernel entry point _system_call. This entry point is the same for all system calls. It is responsible for saving all registers, checking to make sure a valid system call was invoked, then ultimately transferring control to the actual system call code via the offsets in the _sys_call_table. It is also responsible for calling _ret_from_sys_call when the system call has been completed, but before returning to user space.
Actual code for the system_call entry point can be found in /usr/src/linux/kernel/sys_call.S and the code for many of the system calls can be found in /usr/src/linux/kernel/sys.c. Code for the rest is distributed throughout the source files. Some system calls, like fork, have their own source file (e.g., kernel/fork.c).
The next instruction the CPU executes after the int $0x80 is the pushl %eax in entry.S:system_call. There, we first save all user-space registers, then we range-check %eax and call sys_call_table[%eax], which is the actual system call.
Since the system call interface is exclusively register-parametered, six parameters at most can be used with a single system call. %eax is the syscall number; %ebx, %ecx, %edx, %esi, %edi and %ebp are the six generic registers used as param0-5; and %esp cannot be used because it's overwritten by the kernel when it enters ring 0 (i.e., kernel mode).
In case more parameters are needed, some structure can be placed wherever you want within your address space and pointed to from a register (not the instruction pointer, nor the stack pointer; the kernel-space functions use the stack for parameters and local variables). This case is extremely rare, though; most system calls have either no parameters or only one.
Once the system call returns, we check one or more status flags in the process structure; the exact number will depend on the system call. creat might leave a dozen flags (existing, created, locked, etc.), whereas a sync might return only one.
If no work is pending, we restore user-space registers and return to user space via iret. The next instruction after the iret is the user-space popl %ebx instruction shown in Listing 1.
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Just wanted to know if I want to printk the parameters used in a systemcall how do I go about it? To do so I am trying to access the %eax, %ebx and the other registers used to store the parameters and printk the parameters but not sure how to go about it. I am writing a loadable kernel module to do so. Any idea how to do it?
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Very good article overall.
Very good article overall. But I don't know what software exceptions have to do with interruptions and hardware exceptions; I am pretty sure they are totally unrelated. I think it would be better to focus in hardware exceptions, like arithmetic ones, whose handlers are placed in the vector table.
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Much of the content in this article was taken directly from "How System Calls Work on Linux/i86" by Michael K. Johnson and Stanley Scalsky which is located at this URL:
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No mention of credit was given by Moshe Bar to the original authors. At the very least this is plagiarism and a blatant copyright violation.
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The two articles are not in the least identical and the article you refer to is not in the least as exhaustive as this article. I would say that Moshe did a good job here at both taking available information by the kernel hackers and, second, providing even more indepth information on how it is actually done.
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Derek, billed as a "one-off comedy-drama", perhaps because Channel 4 got cold feet about committing to a full series without testing the water first, found Gervais flying solo without comedy partner Stephen Merchant, but he still relied on many of the tropes from The Office, Extras and Life's Too Short—the documentary format with talking heads, and even the beginnings of a workplace romance. I'm just surprised it wasn't a showbiz retirement home so Gervais could crowbar in celebrity cameos from Z-list old-timers.
The biggest weaknesses here was probably Gervais' decision to cast himself and pal Karl Pilkington in leading roles. When Gervais played David Brent on The Office, it worked because he was a virtual unknown at the time, so you could buy into the whole situation. But now Gervais is a global star, so putting him into a "documentary" instantly undoes whatever magic may have been created if he'd simply cast someone else. It also doesn't help that Gervais' portrayal of Derek, while nuanced and restrained in some respects, was still largely "Gervais with a bad haircut jutting his lower jaw out". Pilkington's presence was even more egregious, as there was no real attempt to disguise him as a different character. This was just the Idiot Abroad in a ludicrous Mick Miller wig, behaving in exactly the same manner as his usual self, only now we know his quips are scripted.
Still, Derek showed more heart in 30-minutes than 210-minutes of the awful Life's Too Short, even if the emotional manipulation was sometimes too much to bear. You can get away with marinating things in Ludovico Einaudi's "Nuvole Bianche" (also used frequently in Shane Meadows' This Is England TV series), but the whole show was so earnest in its attempts to make you cry that it wound up feeling very laborious. When the old lady died, it would have been nice to share in Derek's despair at losing a friend (again), but we didn't really know her. The show was more interested in building the relationship between Derek and professional care home worker Hannah (Kerry Godliman), the kindly middle-aged woman with a deep affection for this odd little man. The best scene of the show was seeing Hannah contend with a group of rude teenage girls making fun of Derek as they sat together in a pub.
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Next month, the Nutritional Interventions for Diabetes and Other Chronic Diseases continuing education program will teach health care professionals a plant-based approach for treating chronic diseases.
This daylong program that takes place on Saturday, Feb. 26, 2011, in Fort Lauderdale, Fla., will explore the growing body of scientific evidence that supports plant-based nutrition for prevention and reversal of heart disease, diabetes, certain cancers, and other chronic diseases.
According to the American Dietetic Association, "Appropriately planned vegetarian diets, including total vegetarian or vegan diets, are healthful, nutritionally adequate, and may provide health benefits in the prevention and treatment of certain diseases." And the American Diabetes Association's position statement states that "plant-based diets (vegan or vegetarian) that are well planned and nutritionally adequate have also been shown to improve metabolic control."
"This nutrition approach brings hope that the prevalence and progression of these pervasive conditions can be halted," says Caroline Trapp, M.S.N., C.D.E., PCRM's director of diabetes education and care. "A plant-based diet has been demonstrated to be safe, effective, affordable, sustainable, and nutritionally adequate."
Nurses, dietitians, certified diabetes educators, physicians, and other health care professionals will:
In addition to Trapp, speakers include Neal Barnard, M.D., PCRM president and nutrition researcher, and Elizabeth Seeley, R.D., L.D., PCRM Food for Life instructor and public health nutritionist.
Nutritional Interventions for Diabetes and Other Chronic Diseases will offer continuing education credits under the auspices of The George Washington University Medical Center's Office of Continuing Education in the Health Professions. Credits are pending for physicians, nurses, registered dietitians, and registered dietitian technicians. This activity is sponsored by the Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine.
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In a Gothic cathedral with spires towering towards the heavens, the nation yesterday said goodbye to a man who made history exploring the moon.
Neil Armstrong, who died Aug. 25 from complications after a cardiovascular procedure, was remembered in a solemn and sometimes emotional service in Washington National Cathedral, where a window on the south side of the cathedral holds a piece of the moon that he and other Apollo 11 astronauts collected during their historic 1969 flight.
That rock, said NASA administrator Charles F. Bolden, Jr., is "a reminder not only of their significant human accomplishment but an acknowledgement that achievements are made possible through God's grace and guiding hand.
Bolden was a 22-year-old Marine second lieutenant in flight training the year Armstrong made his historic first steps on the moon. Armstrong's words: "One small step for man, one giant leap for mankind" have become one of the legendary quotes in U.S. history.
"Those of us who've had the privilege of flying in space followed the trail he helped forge," Bolden said.
Among the notables at the service were legendary astronauts John Glenn and Buzz Aldrin, House Speaker John Boehner, R-West Chester Twp., and Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., and U.S. Sens. Rob Portman, R-Ohio, and Sherrod Brown, D-Ohio.
Armstrong's Apollo 11 crewmate Michael Collins offered a traditional Celtic prayer on Armstrong's behalf, and singer-songwriter Diana Krall, accompanying herself on a grand piano, solemnly sang "Fly Me to the Moon."
On July 20, 1969, Armstrong, a native of Wapakoneta, made history when he became the first man to step on the moon. But long before that, he was a passionate aviator, receiving his flight certificate before he earned his driver's license.
Fellow astronaut Eugene Cernan described him as a man with a passion for flight that began when he was 6 years old.
"Once he had tasted flight, Neil's eyes turned skyward, and it was there that he always longed to be," he said.
Among those in the crowd were three Eagle Scouts and one scout's father from Wapakoneta who made the nine-hour drive from western Ohio to pay tribute to a man they'd grown up hearing about. They said they were inspired by his pioneering spirit and by how normal he chose to remain after he made history.
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Outside the cathedral, Roger Myers of Washington, D.C. recalled the brief period when he was one of the 400,000 working on the Apollo project. He was 28 then, and remembers seeing Armstrong drive around Cocoa Beach.
Decades later, his eyes welled up outside the Cathedral as he recalled the small part he played in history.
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The group Forward Rebels now has some company. A new movement is utilizing Twitter to bring about the dismissal of Ole Miss athletic director Pete Boone. The word they're spreading via social media — make it a "Black Out Boone" day on Saturday.
All season, Ole Miss fans have been encouraged to wear red to Vaught-Hemingway Stadium. The Black Out Boone folks are asking like-minded individuals to show up in either black or Rebel navy. They want them to cheer on the Rebels… while simultaneously showing a lack of support for school's top athletic official.
Boone wouldn't comment on the movement when asked about it by The Jackson Clarion-Ledger. But Houston Nutt's not in favor or it.
"Let's don't do that. Let's wear red like they've asked you to all year long. I don't want Arkansas coming up, being the only ones in red. This is our stadium, let's wear red. Let's get into the game."
From what sources tell us, Nutt and Boone don't have the very best of relationships at this point, but Nutt probably realizes the more pressure is put on Boone, the more likely he'll whack some underling in order to appease the masses. And Nutt could very well be that underling.
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classic deep amber. almost clear. bubbly, sudsy ring recedes to ring that stays around, but no lacing sticks.
aroma: fruity grapefruit flesh, with hints of citrus zest and pine. sweet caramel foundation. whiff of diacetyl. resinous pine hint has a fusel note.
taste: caramel and gentle citrus and pine, but a bit overpowered by diacetyl. moderate bitterness, clashing again with the diacetyl and... DMS? almost gives an acidic character.
almost thin, light syrup, but some hint of texture in the finish. mild carbonation, which unfortunately just brings out all the off-flavors. did i mention this thing is full of diacetyl?
what happened? it started out nice in the aroma, but even then got bogged down with diacetyl and off-flavors...
Serving type: cask
05-05-2009 06:33:33 | More by tai4ji2x
2.68/5 rDev -24.5%
look: 3 | smell: 2.5 | taste: 2.5 | feel: 3 | overall: 3
Poured a amberish with tinges of gold and brown.. quickly disappearing head. Smell was of malt with floral and pine notes from the hops. Taste was OK. It was wierd as i usually love IPA's but this one just did not do it for me. I think it was a bit heavy with the malt. More of an english style i believe. The mouthfeel was Ok, but it did seem a bit carbonated as i turned into a belch factory after drinking this. Drinkability was average. I would drink it if offered but i dont think i could make it a session beer.
Serving type: bottle
09-23-2003 19:24:04 | More by TinusTime
2.9/5 rDev -18.3%
look: 3 | smell: 3 | taste: 3 | feel: 3 | overall: 2.5
Sam IPA pours a medium clear golden, with a nice rocky white head. The head quickly receeds, leaving some decent lacing on the glass. Aroma is malty (caramel, bread), and lightly hoppy (pine, citrus). Flavor is lightly malty (caramel), and finishes with a weak hop bitterness. Body is on the lighter side, carbonation is as well. There are too many superior IPA's to bother with this one.
Serving type: bottle
02-13-2003 14:01:57 | More by goz
South Carolina
3/5 rDev -15.5%
look: 3 | smell: 3 | taste: 3 | feel: 3 | overall: 3
Most IPA's I don't find anything bad about them, but I was dissapointed in this particular one. It had a very bad aroma and for a Boston Beer Co. brew I was dissapointed. Didn't have the hoppy taste I expect from and IPA in fact not sure what tatse it had, I do not recommend........CHEERS
Serving type: bottle
06-23-2002 10:40:08 | More by tigerpaws
3.35/5 rDev -5.6%
look: 4 | smell: 3 | taste: 3 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
Aside from the winter seasonal gift cases Ive seen in a variety of places, Ive never run across Sam Adams IPA. Surely, had I seen it before now, I would have given it a try or at least remember having tried one. Or maybe not, as this was a subdued version of an IPA, at least as compared to a lot of the ones Ive had so far.
Sam Adams IPA poured a clear amber hue with a richly foamy white head and nice lace. Lots of carbonation was visible rising to the surface to sustain the head. The smell had me wondering if this was really and IPA. There was a biscuity malt aroma but what was lacking was any kind of hops in the nose. The taste quickly followed the form of the smell. A sweet malt flavor immediately greeted the palate and left a lasting candied sweetness. Again, the hops profile was muted throughout. Overall, the taste was rather restrained. The feel was medium-bodied and a bit overcarbonated. Still, it was quite easy to quaff.
In general, this seemed like a subdued attempt at an India Pale Ale. I certainly expected more hops. S.A.s Boston Lager, which I had earlier in the day, had a bigger hops profile than this beer. Maybe Ive developed a certain west coast bias due to some of the big IPAs brewed out here but I dont find this IPA to be much above the average.
Serving type: bottle
11-07-2003 22:03:21 | More by Boilermaker88
3.53/5 rDev -0.6%
look: 3.5 | smell: 2.5 | taste: 4 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.5
[Where DID my wincing littlle childhood tastebuds go?]
Light and fluffy. One of those deceptively innocent-looking beers (like your first couple of IPAs. Remember?) What-EVER about the "aged in American Oak," line of crap. I guess it works in the mix somehow.
Big estery/phenol puff from the pour--rather un-appealing...this evening. Soapy-Sam suds pervade the foretaste. Squeaky esters squish sideways with grassy-green aplomb, to unleash a very good hop FLAVOR. Couldn't tell you which hop was which, but one of them tastes older [in a characteristic way] than the other one which provides more of a fruit flavor.
Minor paste of hop bitterness and banana peel lingers on the back of the tongue, but strong flavor aftertastes are easily sought out instead.
Serving type: bottle
02-12-2003 20:56:51 | More by DarthMalt
3.6/5 rDev +1.4%
look: 2.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 3.5
Poured a shallow and short-loved head.Left some thin white lace but nothing special.Had a good hoppy and malt aroma.The color is a gold to amber.A long bitter finish that lingers in the throat.Has a strange taste of leather.A crisp and refreshing IPA.Not the best IPA I've had,but not the worst.I don't think I could drink these all night before wanting to switch.
Serving type: bottle
04-09-2003 23:51:24 | More by kelticblood
North Carolina
3.6/5 rDev +1.4%
look: 3.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.5
Poured a lighter shade of amber color with nice rocky head,really nice balance on the nose floral hop backed up by nutty,fruity malt.Very hoppy and the begining but there is some nice malty nuttiness that comes through in the end.BBCcontinues to put out for the most part quality beers even in ever expanding size.
Serving type: bottle
05-11-2003 06:44:49 | More by oberon
3.63/5 rDev +2.3%
look: 3 | smell: 4 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 3.5
I was excited to see that this beer finally made it to the MN market. I could never understand why the beer wasn't available here (or Sierra Nevada IPA for that matter).
Very nice flowery hop boquet. In between pale and amber in color. (Seems a little light in color for an IPA.) Thin laced white head. As clear as a lager with carbonation evident. Bitterness is evident, but this is not an over-the-top IPA. I get a pleasantly fruity hoppiness in this beer. There seems to be a really nice caramel malt backbone. This is a decent IPA, but not one that stands out to me.
Serving type: bottle
03-27-2002 00:54:14 | More by Bighuge
3.63/5 rDev +2.3%
look: 4 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 4
Pours a slightly chill hazed dark golden. Wonderful, white rocky head builds and lasts most of the way down.
Smell is not bold, but has traces of the english hops and toasted malts.
Taste has the aforementioned toastedness, with some decent carmel sweetness. This balances the spicy floral hops. I would prefer a little more hops presence to help clean this one up. A touch grainy too. Still pretty good.
Relatively light bodied for an IPA. On the thin side. But quite easy to drink. Mine was gone in a flash. Good session material.
Another brew (along with their double bock) that Sammy doesn't send to WI. While the DB is one of my favorites, I can live without this one, but I'd grab some every now and again if I could.
Many thanks go to Bighuge for sending this my way.
Serving type: bottle
07-21-2002 00:17:42 | More by cokes
3.88/5 rDev +9.3%
look: 4.5 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 4 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 4
Clear, copper-orange pour with substantial head that is creamy in both color and texture and laces impressively. Carbonation is active and persistent. Crisp, hoppy nose complemented by detectable esters. Malty sweetness reminiscent of Scotch ale greets the tongue from the start, quickly yielding (though not completely) to hops bitterness. Finishes a bit warm and dry. Taste is more complex than one finds in many IPAs, though I would prefer more crispness and a lighter body. Mouthfeel is quite smooth but somewhat sticky, though this doens't particularly affect this beer's good drinkability.
Serving type: bottle
01-11-2003 09:59:46 | More by BitteBier
3.95/5 rDev +11.3%
look: 4 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 4 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 4.5
Coppery-colored brew, with a big white, long-lasting head. Body was just too clear and lager-like to be truly beautiful. Light floral hop aroma, with a bit of fruit that I can't quite identify. Flavor is dominated by the English hops. It's pretty hoppy, but the English varieties used are not nearly as prominent as American hops would be. Malt becomes noticeable on the front as the beer warms, but the hops still take the finish. Body a bit thinner than I'd like, but not bad. Overall, a nice easy-drinking ale that really quenched my thirst after a good workout.
Serving type: bottle
05-28-2002 16:37:57 | More by Viking
New Hampshire
3.98/5 rDev +12.1%
look: 4.5 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 4 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4
Bottle review from 27MAY02...
Sammy was medium-copper in color, with a big, frothy, lasting head, and excellent lace! Nose was too mild; floral hops and some spiciness there, but not all there. Nice body, and way smooth on the tongue, like I like it! Some malt notes at the start, but hops pre-dominate....somewhat floral, citrusy, too. Tasty, pleasant, long-lasting finish. Good stuff!
overall: 4.05
appearance: 4.5 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 4 | mouthfeel: 4.5 | drinkability: 4
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Cask review from 28APR02...
An appealing choice...enjoyed with the local cask-meister himself, JohnnyP!!!! Sammy IPA-Cask has a nice medium-golden color, with a touch of cloudiness; relatively small head, with a bit of lace. Nose is hoppy, with evidence of it's cask nature... Medium body, and real nice tongue-smoothness, a product of it's caskiness... Flavor has a nice hoppiness throughout, cut a bit by the oaky-cask flavor, which imparts a hint of citrus-flavor. Good job! (4.0/4.0/4.0/4.5/4.0 - 4.05)
Serving type: bottle
04-28-2002 17:28:36 | More by Bierman9
4/5 rDev +12.7%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
Presentation: 12 oz. brown long neck with a freshness date scored.
Appearance: Bright and clear with lightish copper hue, decent head that subsides slowly to a thin yet creamy off white lace.
Smell: Fresh sweet hop oil with a malt sweetness to back it up, both fruit and esters hit at the same time in the nose.
Taste: Slightly fullish body, smooth and even carbonation from a semi hard pour … slick to the tongue. Clean on the palate and stays sweet most of the way through. Straight up bitterness with grassy and sweet floral flavours. Toasted malt through and through with hints of caramel and biscuit. Malt backbone is big enough to hold up to the some what aggressive hop. Alcoholic esters are noticeable yet stay tame. Hop flavour towards the end gets a little earthy and herbal that pairs nicely with the long drawn out toasted grain finish.
Notes: Swaying towards the English IPA style though clean like an American one. The Boston Beer Co. takes hold of a style and makes it one of their own and a good job they did.
Serving type: bottle
04-01-2002 11:19:03 | More by Jason
4/5 rDev +12.7%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
Just had this for the first time last night. Poured an orangey (bad lighting) color with a slight head. The nose had some floral hops that weren't all that strong and a slight smokey/woody character. I agree with Jason that the brew is definitely more of an English IPA than an american. Clean floral/earthy hop flavor with a good malt balnce and a nice smokey/woody character. Very crisp across the palate and very drinkable. I love that SA stores this in oak barrells, it gives the beer a very unique taste for an IPA. A great session brew for any time of year, but especially the sspring/summer/fall months.
Serving type: bottle
04-17-2002 12:31:00 | More by Murph
4/5 rDev +12.7%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
This brewery continues to impress me...pours a clean crisp light orangish color...creamy soft lace that lingers until the finish...a great aroma...I think I finally identified it....I get peaches/apricots on the nose and a bit on the buds as well...pretty malty for an IPA, and lacking the huge hop presence some enjoy(although it has a nice bite on the long finish)...I like this a lot ...
Serving type: bottle
04-23-2002 22:23:40 | More by ZAP
Rhode Island
4/5 rDev +12.7%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
Great IPA. Foamy, floral, great hop balance. Rates with the best of em. Extremely drinkable. Another great beer from the Maestro of brewers.
Serving type: on-tap
06-15-2002 19:16:34 | More by Jdiddy
4.08/5 rDev +14.9%
look: 4.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4
A strong pour creates a crazy three finger head that sticks until you scrub your glass with a brillo pad. Biscuity hop nose. Smooth and creamy with a mild caramel spine and earthy English hop flavor. Well balanced and tasty, Boston Beer Co. once again proves you can be big and profitable, yet still brew good beer.
Serving type: bottle
05-07-2002 17:06:43 | More by inebrius
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''What day is it? What day is tomorrow? Yesterday?'' she'd ask each of the students, girls between 7 and 14-years-old, in turn.
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The Polish School of New Bedford took in its first students last March after a group of parents banded together in search of a way to keep their native culture alive, said Morrison, herself a Polish immigrant. The nonprofit school holds classes at Holy Family-Holy Name on Saturday mornings and $50 buys a month of classes, she added.
As new ethnic groups like the Portuguese moved into New Bedford's packed tenement neighborhoods, the Polish found themselves pushed farther and farther into suburbia, their culture and language fading as a generation of their children attended public schools.
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The school has room for more students of any age, and Polish proficiency is not a requirement. Morrison said students have come to the school without any knowledge of the language, such as a couple Polish-descended adult learners hoping to find some relatives in the old country they had never met, she said.
The Rev. Marek Chmurski, pastor of nearby St. Lawrence Martyr Church and of Holy Family-Holy Name, provided classroom space, calling the school a ''positive effort'' for the minority community.
''The situation is that, whenever there is a Polish priest, they'' attend church where he is, Chmurski said.
Parents drove the school's creation, she said, and finding the school usually comes from word of mouth.
''I found out about it through a friend, that's how it is with minorities,'' said Darius Kostrzewa, a Polish immigrant and doctor living in Wakefield, R.I., who enrolled two of his children because keeping them bilingual can be difficult once they start public school. ''It's tough. ... We're a small group, in the old days there were more (Polish people). Once they go to school, English is such an easy language.''
Finding the teachers was by word of mouth as well, Morrison said. The school currently has two instructors, Weronika Powers, who also teaches at the Centerville school, for the older students, and Monika Gdanska, a preschool teacher by day who handles the younger students.
English is forbidden throughout the three-hour lessons, Polish is both the language of instruction and conversation, Morrison said.
The rigorous courses are worth it as the world continues to grow smaller and smaller, at once threatening to push youths away from their roots but requiring them to become more familiar with the world outside their neighborhood than ever before, Morrison said.
''I know I want my daughter to speak Polish, to know where she's coming from,'' Morrison said. ''Right now the world is open. Having the ability to speak English and Polish means the door is open wider.''


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I might have missed this, but Evgeni Ivanchenko is listed as dancing with the Bolshoi during the company's Washington D.C. visit. Is he just guesting? Is it a different Ivanchenko or has he moved from the Kirov to the Bolshoi?
Evanchenko moves to Bolshoi?
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Evgeny Ivanchenko is still a principal of the Kirov Ballet; he just danced Giselle with Sofia Gumerova about 10 days ago. He only guests with the Bolshoi, mainly to partner Anastasia Volochkova. The Bolshoi star Nikolai Tsiskaridze guests with the Kirov regularly as well.
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