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Weekly Recap: Hackers Take Down PSN, Xbox Live And 5 Other Startling Stories
This week was a rampant mess of chaos and chaos control. We saw gaming media attempt an internet-wide censure measure we saw hackers attacking PSN and Xbox Live and Battle.net for no other reason than for spits and giggles, and we saw Nintendo unleash a brand new handheld.
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Lead Tools Engineer - Infinity Ward: Activision
The ideal candidate will have three or more years of experience in a similar role.
Titanfall Update 6 adds 8-on-8 combat with no 'bots
Developer Respawn has issued a new update for its flagship giant robot shooter, Titanfall , the highlight of which strips out said robots in favor of mano a mano gunplay.
State of Decay: Year One Survival Edition headed to Xbox One next year
A new and improved release of State of Decay is officially in development for the Xbox One and will be ready to go for spring 2015 according to Microsoft and Undead Labs .
Nintendo launching 'amiibo' with 12 characters
Nintendo announced Friday that 12 characters will initially be part of its upcoming toy-game franchise set for release later this year.
Nintendo's Mario Kart DLC Is The Best
Nintendo has seen better times. Back in June, the company announced a quarterly loss despite tripling sales of its flagship console, the Wii U. The numbers were bad, but look even worse when looking back with context: if Nintendo sold the Wii U at the same rate as the previous quarter for a year, it would only sell about 2 million units.
'Advanced Warfare': Spacey's Character may not be a villain, background detailed
Activision, never one to pull punches, has undoubtedly shelled out a bit for a marquee actor like Kevin Spacey to play Jonathon Irons, CEO of Atlas Corporation for the upcoming Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare .
GAEMS Vanguard - video games are moving away from the couch
Is playing video games the best part of your day? Do you wish you didn't have to be home in your living room or at your desk to play? Using your phone to play an app-version of a game that would be far more exhilarating on a bigger screen is only so much fun .
Here are all the free PS4, PS3 and PS Vita games you can download in September
As the holiday season draws closer, the game release schedule is going to pick up to a pace that might not be safe for your wallet.
Exclusive 'Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare' content coming to Mt. Dew and Doritos
Activision have announced that Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare players will be able to earn and unlock exclusive in-game content a month early thanks to a special promotion offered by Mountain Dew and Doritos.
Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare multiplayer video looks at Supply Drops
The three-minute flick offers a look at the game's supply drop mechanic, with narration from Sledgehammer Games co-founder Michael Condrey.
Call of Duty audio boss Adam Levenson joins SomaTone as COO
Newsbrief : SomaTone Interactive, a music and sound design company that provides hundreds of developers with audio for games, has hired industry veteran Adam Levenson as its new chief operating officer.
Ready to splurge on a new system? Don't just shut up and let them take your money.
Xbox Games Store Update - Metro Redux
Those looking for a bundle of Metro fun can't do much better than the Metro Redux bundle now available via the Xbox Games Store for $49.49.
Destiny's Ghost takes the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge
Last week Warframe developer Digital Extremes had a couple of its armored space soldiers take the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge in addition to the studio donating $10K to ALS research.
How Activision Convinced Kevin Spacey To Join Call Of Duty: Advanced Warfare
One of the biggest surprises for this year's Call of Duty outing was the revelation that Kevin Spacey would be starring in the game as the main antagonist; a villainous, corporate mercenary who runs a privatized military outfit that sells their services of 'war' to the highest bidder.
Call Of Duty: Advanced Warfare Pre-Orders Skyrocket 385% On Amazon UK
Following a bustling event at GamesCom last week, two games and one console really stepped away as clear winners of the event.
That bucket came from the moon: Yep, Destiny took the ice bucket challenge
GameStop, Notch , Xbox boss Phil Spencer , Electronic Arts CEO Andrew Wilson, Bill Gates and just about everbody else have jumped on the Ice Bucket Challenge bandwagon.
Weekly Recap 23rd: Call Of Duty Skips Wii U And 5 Other Huge Stories
If you were hoping to save up and put aside some precious coin for Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare on the Wii U, well think again.
Despite some ruthless new tactics, there's no saving The Expendables 3 , the overpopulated third outing of Sylvester Stallone's all-star action ensemble.
Adorable 2-Year-Old Drops The F-Bomb After Her Ice Bucket Challenge
This Iconic Company Has Never Fired Anyone.
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Watching This Little Elephant Play With A Big Ribbon Will Brighten Your Day
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NEW ORLEANS — Relatives of the 11 men who died aboard the Deepwater Horizon oil rig are flying over the Gulf of Mexico on Wednesday, back to the epicenter of the worst offshore oil spill in the nation's history.
Meanwhile, on land, vigils were scheduled in Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama and Florida to mark the spill.
On the night of April 20, 2010, the Deepwater Horizon, a rig operated by Transocean Ltd., burst into flames as it was drilling a well for BP PLC., killing 11 workers on or near the drilling floor. The rest of the crew evacuated, but two days later the rig toppled into the Gulf and sank to the sea floor. The bodies were never recovered.
Over the next 85 days, 206 million gallons of oil — 19 times more than the Exxon Valdez spilled — spewed from the well. In response, the nation commandeered the largest offshore fleet of vessels since D-Day, and BP spent billions of dollars to clean up the mess, saving itself from collapse.
"I can't believe tomorrow has been one year because it seems like everything just happened," Courtney Kemp, whose husband Roy Wyatt Kemp was killed on the rig, wrote on her Facebook page Tuesday. "I have learned a lot of things through all of this but the most important is to live each day as if it were your last ... what matters is if you truly live."
Transocean invited up to three members of each family to attend the flyover. They are expected to circle the site a few times in a helicopter, though there is no visible marker identifying where their loved ones perished. At the bottom of the sea, 11 stars were imprinted on the well's final cap.
Several families said they didn't want to go on the flyover, and Transocean decided to not allow media on the flight or at a private service later in the day in Houston.

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At this rate, Windows 8 may have more tablet apps than Android at launch
Have you been paying attention to the Store these days? It seems like the submission rate is increasing day by day (as expected) and there may be Well above 500 apps right now and the OS has not even fully launched yet.Yes, most are low quality technical demo type of apps from unknown developers and some are desktop apps links but anyways, 2/3 of the Apps on iOS apps store have never been downloaded, and better yet, there are some very cool apps in the Store already, example Tuba.
Still pending to see most "must have" like Google specific services, official facebook, tweeter, etc... I also expect to see much more web based apps like Pulse launching as well, but at this rate, Windows 8 may be having more tablet apps at launch than the few thousands Android has.
Apps make or break a platform, expert say, and if this is right, this is a very important milestone towards defeating Android as a desirable tablet OS, not only that but also apps like Tweetro are better IMHO than equivalent tweeter clients on Android at the moment.
This "Content first" paradigm is really what sets the Windows 8 experience apart form the competition, I wish apps like Windows Phone "Metro Tube" (from the makers of Tweetro) come to the market by Oct. 26.
Before any Android fan gets offended, yes, I know (by hard) that all Android apps can run on tablets, I have an Android tablet and the only use I'm giving it for now is occasional web browsing and play some games, I do my social media and productivity on Windows 8. And yes I'm not talking about iOS yet because first things come first, Android will be the main rival at the price ranges that most of Windows 8 RT is going to selling for.


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Final Cleanup of Sandy Aftermath in South Brunswick
Township completing removal of trees that fell in non-troublesome areas during last year's storm.
South Brunswick Students Achieve Dean's List at TCNJ
Honors for local students at The College of New Jersey.
Jughandle Ban Bill Passes Senate Committee
Measure would prohibit any additional jughandles on roads or highways statewide.
The U.S. Postal Service announced it will end Saturday mail delivery by Aug. 1. Speak out: How will this affect you?
Police Searching for Suspects in Tuesday Evening Burglary
Surveillance camera captured image of suspect vehicle in burglary at the Weatherhill Development.
'Guys and Dolls' Comes to Crossroads North This Week
A huge cast of kids from Crossroads North Middle School is ready to entertain South Brunswick with three performances of the hit Broadway show "Guys and Dolls."
Family Matters at Jersey Physical Therapy
South Brunswick natives and childhood friends Marc Rubenstein and Geoffrey Hunt have run Jersey Physical Therapy with their wives for the past 10 years.
South Brunswick to Revisit Revaluation in 2014
Township to reassess tax appeal situation at the end of the year to determine if property revaluation is needed.
Township Begins Preliminary Budget Talks with 5-cent Tax Rate Increase
Owner of home assessed at township average would see an annual municipal tax increase of approximately $94.
SBHS Star Taylor Signs With Rutgers
After committing to the Scarlet Knights last June, South Brunswick High School football standout T.J. Taylor officially signed his National Letter of Intent Wednesday to play for Rutgers.
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New 'Dining Pavilion' Announced for Quaker Bridge Mall
Five new eateries - Charley's Grilled Subs, Nathan's Famous Hot Dogs, Subway, Sarku Japan and Master Wok - will open this spring at the mall on Route 1.
Padovano Reigns Supreme for SBHS Girls Hoops
South Brunswick High School senior basketball star Danielle Padovano broke the school record for most career points on Feb. 2.
Second Weatherhill Development Burglary Reported
Police believe break-in was committed by the same suspects responsible for Tuesday evening burglary on Liberty Drive.


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James Pattinson admits Australia cannot let Alastair Cook take command of England's innings if they are to reclaim the Ashes this summer.
The England skipper led from the front in the last series, with his 766 runs at an average of 127.66 setting the foundation for the tourists in their triumph Down Under.
Pattinson believes Cook is still the dangerman for England and the fast bowler fears he could inspire his side to victory with another series of big scores.
"We know England's strengths and weaknesses and as the first Test gets nearer we will get together as a group and look at some footage of them," he said.
"We are aware that Alastair Cook is their leader and he leads by example so to get him early will be very valuable to us. When he is going well the England team seem to do well too.
"We know that Joe Root will be opening in the Essex game, but we haven't gone into that much yet.
"He's a very good player, who is up and coming and has had some great results so far. I know he faces the new ball for Yorkshire, but it is going to be a different challenge for him doing so in Test cricket.
"Once we get close to the game we will look more closely at it. Nick Compton could still come back in. He looked quite comfortable out there today and seems a compact player, so we'll wait and see."
Pattinson took 3-61 as Australia bowled out Somerset for 260 on the third day of the tour match at Taunton.
The Australians require a further 224 runs against Somerset to win with all their second-innings wickets intact and Pattison is pleased with preparations.
"Personally, I felt really good," he said. "It's great that we have been thrown up some conditions that are pretty tough for bowling, with the wicket not offering very much.
"It's fantastic to get that now, rather than being in the first Test with the pitch flat and not knowing what to do.
"We can bowl with the new ball when it is swinging and it's just about how we perform when the conditions aren't favouring us. It's then about working as a team and bowling together, being defensive and attacking at the same time.
"We have a point to prove as a team and, while things will be different come the first Test with a few nerves flying around, there is a good feeling among the group."
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"Actually I've never seen a police officer do as great job as he has," says Waynesboro resident Shelley Griffin. "He's going to be sorely missed."
High praise for Waynesboro Police Chief Alfonzo Williams, who is on the verge of becoming Director of Richmond Co. School Safety.Williams was recommended for the job by Richmond Co. Superintendent Dr. Frank Roberson.
That recommendation was approved at Tuesday's committee meeting.
Now lifelong resident Griffin is like many others in Waynesboro who are sad to see Chief Williams go."The neighborhoods know him. They trust him," Griffin says. "He's been very fearless, and he's done a wonderful job."
Williams says he's proud of the work he's done in his two years to restore the community's trust in the police department.
"We've taken the department from being troubled to being Georgia certified," Williams says. "We've taught them, and exhibited to them what it means to have true law enforcement."
However, despite likely leaving, Williams assures residents the police department will be left in good hands."Good leadership will ensure that the proper persons are in place to carry on what we've worked together to do," he says. "I didn't do it alone."
Williams must still be approved by the full Richmond Co. School Board next week before the move becomes official, but it's expected to pass easily.That leaves residents like Griffin simply wishing Williams well, and thankful for the job he did for their town."He's been able to make this a community where elderly people can go to bed and rest at night and not worry," says Griffin.
It is unclear who will replace Williams. That move will go through Waynesboro City Manager Jerry Coalson and the City Council.
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Like many of us, the founders of opensnow.com spend a lot of time trying to figure out when and where the powder will fly. Unlike many of us, they're meteorologists.
Like many of us, the founders of opensnow.com spend a lot of time trying to figure out when and where the powder will fly. Unlike many of us, they're meteorologists.
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ESPN covers its turf well, and freeskiing is no exception.
Brobomb's tag line puts it nicely into perspective: "Having fun at skiing's expense."
A serious-minded and expertly informed site, focusing mainly (though not exclusively) on ski-mountaineering in Wyoming's ragged, beautiful Teton range.
Straightchuter.com's Andrew McLean is one of the most prolific (and interesting) ski bloggers writing today.
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Be honest, when was the last time you saw a portrait qwerty android phone in the wild? Unless you are a tweenager of the snapchatting, Bieber loving, text until your thumbs fall off variety, my guess is probably never. If you have ever had the fortune, or more fittingly, misfortune of seeing and using one of these rare creatures you would immediately feel the biting urge to hulk crush it into bits and pieces along with every designer involved with its misguided inception. I'm talking about the HTC Status' and Samsung Galaxy Pro's of the world. The kind with anemic processors of yesteryear and hardly enough ram to hold this vain post in memory. What is wrong with Android OEM's? There are legions of Ex-Blackberry power users hungry for a high end portrait qwerty android phone. It just has to be done right.
Step 1: Make it high end! Even the Droid Pro when it was released back in 2010 was behind the curve in terms of screen resolution, not to mention that atrocious Motoblur skin. It has to be a flagship phone, and that means throwing everything you have at it to make it a premium feeling device. The CTO at your next board meeting isn't going to be caught dead whipping an LG Optimus Pro out of his back pocket.
Step 2: Nail the keyboard implementation. Look no further than the type and go features that will come as part of BB10 for the Q10 for inspiration. If anything, this illustrates that qwerty keyboards are not just for the ludites who refuse to acknowledge the brave new world of virtual keyboards, but actually offer real utility in moving around an OS to get things done. Add new functionality that complements the hardware keyboard, not that simply acknowledges its existence.
Step 3: Actually build enterprise services like you give a damn. Sure, good old Sammy is willing to dump billions into R&D to build the next 'smart stay', 'best face', or some other useless check box feature nobody will use, but they can't be bothered to innovate in the enterprise space. The blackberry balance feature is something that actually solves a real world problem. Employees don't want to have to carry two devices. It's really that simple.
Why not just buy a new Blackberry Q10 when it hits store shelves then? You know what? I just might. Superior App ecosystem or not, I'm willing to bet there are many others, like me, who are tired of waiting for Android's OEM's to fill the market void.


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Meal delivery services are about to see a new, but familiar, face.
General Mills is testing a meal delivery service branded under Betty Crocker Kitchens in the Twin Cities with seniors in mind. Easy, home-style meals have been a Betty Crocker mainstay since 1921, and now, the comforts of home can be scheduled for delivery.
Customers can call an 800 number or use a website to order meals. The minimum order is seven meals for $55, and delivery within 24 hours. The meals will be distributed by CobornsDelivers, the Star Tribune said.
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Previously: drugs and stuff.
We open in a lovely formal restaurant, where Marlene and Miguel are having a romantic "Thanks For Letting Me Come Home From Rehab/Sorry I Got So Mad About Your Drug Habit" dinner. Marlene tells Miguel that she's had a lot of time to think and she really, really, really wants to put the past behind them. "I know I have to stay clean, Mickey. I won't be a problem," she tells him earnestly. Miguel smiles at her. "I had a crazy thought," he says. "Let's have another baby." Marlene tilts her head and looks at him, and then starts laughing. That is a crazy thought, seeing as I suspect they're all about to be blown to kingdom come. Besides, who knows what crazy voodoo Wacky Lupita would work on an infant? And speaking of Lupita, what ever happened with that Blood Painting she was making of Miguel? Perhaps we will find out on Tuesday. Anyway.
Behind Miguel, Hector the Head Bodyguard spies the Chief of Police (whose name, I now know, thanks to the miracle of properly working closed captioning, is Lazareno, not Serrano. Sorry about that) and his wife, the overly chatty Ariella. "It's the perfect time for us now. We've always kept that possibility open," Miguel is telling Marlene as Lazareno and Ariella arrive at the table. Miguel shakes hands politely, but doesn't seem particularly enthused to see either of them. Ariella tries to hustle her already drunk husband to their table, but has no luck. Instead, Lazareno takes a seat with Miguel and Marlene and asks his wife what the harm is in having a glass of wine. "I'm sorry. My husband's already had too much to drink," Ariella tells Miguel, who shrugs. Lazareno just pushes Ariella into a chair. "What's the harm in having one glass of wine with our friends?" he asks. "My uncle sends his regards," he adds, sneering at Miguel. Marlene shoots her husband a cautionary look. "Give the senator my best," Miguel says evenly. "My uncle can remember when your family was nothing but a bunch of small-time criminals," Lazareno snipes. Miguel says nothing, but sets his jaw. "Smuggling tequila into the United States," Lazareno says, continuing his jaunt down memory lane. "Your family -- they were simple, ignorant people. They didn't wear Armani suits, like you," he says. Because accusations of boot-legging are one thing, but impugning someone's sartorial tastes is entirely another, Ariella steps in yet again and tells her husband to cut it out. "Marlene, we have to go," Miguel announces, standing up. "We do?" she asks. He raises his brows at her. "Oh, yeah." Marlene stands and slides out of their booth. "So soon?" Lazareno drawls, as the Cadenas leave the restaurant. He removes a flask out of his vest pocket and takes a swig. Ariella just sighs. Poor Ariella. To go from incommunicative but dreamy Chato to incommunicative and greasy Lazareno is a horrific step down.


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7:00am Friday 18th January 2013 in News
RYEDALE Folk Museum re-opens for its new season on Sunday after a busy winter behind the scenes.
Kevin Simms, museum director, said staff and volunteers had been working hard to get everything ready.
The new year brings a range of fresh plans including a new public accessible library, archive and research room, an extension of the gift shop, expansion of the T G Willey photographic display and the development of three new heritage cycle routes.
There are also a number of new events in the pipeline including a 1940s tea dance and blacksmithing courses, as well as the return of the Tractor and Engine Day and the Wonders of Wood weekend.
For more information, go to www.ryedalefolkmuseum.co.uk
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Look no further than "Brasserie at the Bull" for a town centre restaurant and bar within a class of it's own. Brand new to Halifax, and newly opened in early July 2008, "Brasserie at the Bull"
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The outstanding menu boasts locally produced fresh vegetables, meat and fish with an emphasis on local suppliers. Head Chef Robert Black bakes fresh bread and pastries onsite in the open plan kitchen on a daily basis. the seasonally changing menu is complemented by exciting daily specials.
Modern British with a hint of Mediterranean is thrown into the mix within "Brasserie at the Bull". Starters begin at $4, main dishes start at £10. Wines and hand picked from 40 specialists priced at £8.95 to £20 for the finest bottle of Champagne. also with a separate cocktail menu.
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Picture of the Day: Irregular Union Strike Against Hyundai
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Something is off with their facial expressions, not your typical protesting ones… almost… irregular.
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Maybe I'm misunderstanding something, but how can they get around the law which makes temp workers full-time employees after 2 years of employment?
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2. Fire them after 729 days and then hire them back (or not)? – profit
Legal loopholes? – profit
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Obama Green Fleet Shows Ford LOSES to Hyundai Hybrids
President Barack Obama's administration, which set a goal of buying only alternative- technology vehicles for its fleet by 2015, cut purchases of hybrid and electric models by one-third last year and bought mostly Asian brands.
About 54 percent of the 1,801 alt-fuel vehicles purchased by U.S. government agencies last year were built by Hyundai Motor Co. (005380), Toyota Motor Corp. (7203), Mitsubishi Motors Corp. (7211) and Honda Motor Co., according to data obtained under a Freedom of Information request from the U.S. General Services Administration, which coordinates most vehicle purchases.
The Korean-made hybrid version of the Hyundai Sonata unseated Ford Motor Co. (F)'s Fusion hybrid as the top-selling alternative-technology vehicle purchased for the federal fleet. U.S. hybrid purchases in previous years were made almost exclusively from domestic automakers.
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It was more or less a rhetorical question.
My wife is a non-tenure track faculty member at a university here. She gets fired after each final exam and rehired again a week before class starts. It used to be that she would work for three semesters and be off for one, but they've found the hard way that she's indispensable to them. The one full-time professor who can teach her class is vastly incompetent (my wife suspects her credentials are bogus) and she's the only faculty member who's able to communicate with the many visiting foreign professors without creating awkward situations.
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So these Korean outfits sort of follow the Walmart business model?
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Basically. The government passed the law making temp workers full-time employees after 2 years of employment to supposedly deal with this sort of abuse. The large corporations have been hiring temp workers for years, stringing them along with the promise they will eventually join the union and abusing the fact by paying them minimum wage (Can you imagine getting paid 2 bucks an hour building cars?). The only thing the law has changed, as you mention in #3, is that the temp workers aren't strung along for 4, 5, or even 6 years…They are fired a few days short of two years and then maybe rehired again.
11:32 pm on January 20th, 2013 8
7. Sounds about right. Have Koreans figured the unpaid intern scam yet?
1:16 am on January 21st, 2013 9
I don't know. With minimum wages being what they are here (roughly 4000 won per hour) and how so many employers don't even pay their employees that, I'm not sure that's even necessary.
1:22 am on January 21st, 2013 10
…Another scam is the overtime pay. You actually earn a fraction of your hourly wage for every hour of overtime you make. I thought I was getting ripped off until my buddy, who works for a very important office of the national police, told me he was getting paid only 6000 won per every hour of overtime (Now you know why you see so many police cruisers parked on the side of the road late at night. They are working overtime, and they aren't being paid enough to care).


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What is the connection between malignant neoplasms and crabs?
The more common term for malignant neoplasms, cancer, is Latin for crab, and the word "carcinogen," meaning a cancer-causing agent, comes from the Greek word for crab, "karkinos." What is the connection between these two seemingly unrelated things?
Cancer, both the disease and the astronomical constellation, derive from the Latin cancer or cancrum, meaning crab. The astrological sign, of course, is said to resemble a crab and the disease was so named by the ancient Greek physician Galen (129-200 A.D.) who noted the similarity between a certain type of tumor with a crab as well—the swollen veins around the tumor resembling the legs of a crab.
Old English adopted cancer directly from Latin and used it for a variety of spreading sores and ulcers. This early sense survives in the modern word canker. From c.1000 in a manuscript called Læce Boc (Leech Book), collected in Oswald Cockayne's Leechdoms, Wortcunning, and Starcraft of Early England, Vol. II, 1865:
Gemeng wið þam dustum, clæm on ðone cancer.
(Mix with the dust, smear on the cancer.)
And from Wyclif's 2 Timothy, 1382:
The word of hem crepith as a kankir
The word was being applied specifically to the disease we today call cancer by the beginning of the 17th century. From Philemon Holland's translation of Pliny's Historie of the World:
Cancer is a swelling or sore comming of melancholy bloud, about which the veins appeare of a blacke or swert colour, spread in manner of a Creifish clees.
The astronomical sense of cancer is from the Latin name for the constellation of the crab. The name was known to the Anglo-Saxons, but only as a Latin name and was not assimilated into English until the Middle English period. It appears in Ælfric's De Temporibus Anni, written c.993, in a list of the constellations of the Zodiac:
Feorða • Cancer • þæt is Crabba
(Fourth, Cancer, that is the crab.)
The Anglicized name appears c.1391 in Chaucer's Treatise on the Astrolabe:
In this heved of cancer is the grettist declinacioun northward of the sonne...this signe of cancre is clepid the tropik of Somer.
(At this first point (head) of cancer is the greatest declination northward of the sun…this sign of cancer is named the tropic of summer.)
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How do you illuminate maxillary sinus to expose the?
How do you illuminate maxillary sinus to expose the osteotomy borders for a external sinus lift?
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What teeth are the smallest and weakest in the maxillary arch?
A. The maxillary central incisors C. The maxillary cuspids
B. The maxillary lateral incisors D. The maxillary first premolars
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What is the basis of differing actions of antineoplastic agents on different tissue/neoplasms?
What is the basis for differing tissue- and neoplasm-specificites of antieoplastic chemotherapeutic agents? This doubt arose because considering what the pharmacokinetics of these drugs are it remains to be answered as to why a certain agent would act only in a particular tissue or neoplasm when the mechanisms they employ are so similar, e.g., various alkylating agents in spite having same action act of different tumors with differing degrees of effectiveness. Hope someone answers the question specifically. Useful links to free-text articles would also be highly appreciated. Bye. TC.
If you have thoughts on this subject, you ought to have the initiative to research it yourself. (
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Whom should I see for retention cyst in right maxillary antrum?
My brain MRI says I have "1cm retention cyst at the right maxillary antrum" Should I see a ENT or Neurology? I can hear my heart beep through my right ear. It bothers me especially when I try to go to sleep. I also have headaches once in a while without any thinkable causes. Not sure if it is related to this as well. My hearing is normal. Anyone who heard or experienced this before, please give me a hand. Thanks.
Seems an ENT would best serve your needs, based on the wiki article, the maxillary antrum is a sinus thing. (
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After a Maxillary Hypoplasia surgery, when can you smoke?
I had a Maxillary Hypoplasia operation (basically they broke my jawbone and pushed it back) last week. I don't know when I am actually allowed to smoke because technically I am supposed to be on a fluid diet while the tissue in my mouth heals. Will smoking affect the healing process?
definitely yes! smoking will affect the healing process cos it's hot and it contains chemicals that could destroy the healing cells in your mouth
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Are the maxillary first molar teeth's firstly temporary and then become permanent or not?
Are the maxillary first molar teeth's firstly temporary and then become permanent or not?
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If the upper Maxillary bone is exposed can it cause pain similiar to Sinusitis?
If so,what should be the line of treatment? Reply requested from the Medical fraternity or a similarly affected person.Only serious answers are requested.
it can to a certain extent.. but you have to realize that it depends on the time that has passed by since the exposure...acute condition cause severe pain usually...if sometime has passed by there are chances of dull pain which may resemble sinusitis...and it also depends on factor 'infection'..if the exposure happened in a completely aseptic condition or due to trauma, extraction..etc
the line of treatment will vary depending on the conditions a few of which i just mentioned...and since u have not given any details i cannot exactly help u on that...but i would really urge u to go to an oral and maxillofacial surgeon and get it examined....maybe a surgery is required..
.if say for instance it happened because of an extraction which has created an entrance to ur maxillary sinus and some time has elapsed then it will result in a condition called oroantral fistula which needs to be closed surgically....u have also not mentioned where the exposure has occurred... so pls get it examined before complications set in (
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What's the process to repair a hole in my Maxillary sinus bone and what's an idea of what it will cost?
Do they have to do some kind of skin graft?
While extracting some upper teeth my dental surgeon made a large hole there. Now sinus infection is constantly leaking straight into my mouth.
I don't have insurance.
Thanks a lot for the answer grandpa walleye.
The gum tissue is usually pulled over the hole opening into the sinus 9 the oral-antral fistula) and you will be given antibiotics and special instructions to follow. This is considered oral surgery and if you have medical insurance, it will be covered. Ask the oral surgeon agout costs and possible insurance coverage. Good luck. (
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How long does it take for stitches to dissolve after a Maxillary Frenectomy?
I had the procedure done on Monday June 8th, and two of the three stitches dissolved. At least I think they did, since they aren't there anymore. I'm just nervous because I've had stitches before but never the dis solvable kind. Is it normal for them to dissolve after just three days? My dentist said a few days but was never specific. Just trying to calm my nerves a little. Any help?
Yeah that's okay, when they fall out they are ready to fall out :)
Unless you have physically ripped them out, you are good to go :) (
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Second in a series... see here for the BAD plays.
As many of you know, I've analyzed every game this season in terms of WPA. WPA stands for "Win Percentage Added", and it's a stat that was derived over at AdvancedNFLStats, by Brian Burke. WPA is the likelihood of winning the game, for any situation that is described by down, distance, score difference, and time remaining. You can calculate a team's WPA before every play, and the play's outcome impacts the team's likelihood of winning.
Using this approach, we can look at the "biggest plays" of each game. In other words, these plays are the plays that most impacted the team's chances of winning or losing.
Well, the season is over now, so now we can look at the team's biggest plays of the year! This is the second part of a two part series, and we're looking at the good, no, GREAT plays. In order of increasing awesomeness, these are the plays that helped our chances of winning the most. And so, the Top Ten Biggest GOOD plays of 2011... can I have a drum roll please!
Number Eleven! (Sorry - I crammed an extra play in, for reasons that will become clear later).
Denver @ Oakland, week 9.
Midway through the 4th quarter and tied at 24, Eddie Royal fields at a punt at the 15-yard-line and busts free for a long, 85-yard punt return for a touchdown. This punt return (+0.27) finally busted the game open, and Oakland would never recover from it. Check out the sorry excuse for a tackle attempt from Shane Lechler. It's also funny to hear someone (Chris Kuper, I believe) scream out, "F*%$, YEAH!" in the end zone after Royal scores.
Number Ten!
Chicago @ Denver, Week 14.
After a highly unlikely sequence of events spanning the final minutes of regulation and overtime, and several examples of stammering, mind-boggled announcers (more on this later), Denver kicks the game-winning 51-yard field goal. The kick (+0.29) would prove to be the final magical moment in Denver's six-game winning streak.
Number Nine!
Denver @ Oakland, Week 9.
On the final play of the third quarter, and just after a Chris Harris interception, Willis McGahee busts free through the middle of the line and runs for a 60-yard touchdown. This long run (+0.30) was the longest of several long runs from scrimmage in this game. The zone read was a perfect game plan for Oakland, because a defense needs to be disciplined to shut it down, and Oakland was far from disciplined.
Number Eight!
Chicago @ Denver, Week 14.
The second play in this list from the Chicago game. Marion Barber looks like he is about to break free for a touchdown in overtime, and Wesley Woodyard reaches out in desperation and grabs Barber's wrist, causing a fumble, recovered by Elvis Dumervil. This fumble (+0.30) caused another occurrence of shocked silence and helpless laughter by the announcers.
"I don't know, Daryl!"
"The chain of events that have happened in the last few minutes... have been unbelievable."
Number Seven!
Denver @ Miami, Week 7.
After experiencing all the drama of the games that come afterward, when I came back to this game and watched the ending, it struck me how shocked the team seemed. Some of the players seemed stunned that they actually won. (In the words of a fan sitting across the table from me at the bar, "What just happened? What is this 'win' feeling? This feels weird.") After an extremely unlikely comeback (given that Denver actually had only 0.01 WPA at a few points in this game), this game-winning field goal (+0.31) set a storyline in motion that the media milked for the rest of the season.
Number Six!
NY Jets @ Denver, Week 11.
Tim Tebow scores the go-ahead touchdown, late in the game against the NY Jets. What struck me about this is that this wasn't an example of Tim scrambling around off of instinct. While it was improvised, it was also a calculated, decisive, and completely ballsy move. Tebow reads the outside linebacker pre-snap, and makes him pay for it. This touchdown run (+0.32) showed a killer instinct that we've been lacking at quarterback for a long time, and it was during Denver's first big national-coverage game since Tebow started. The announcer could only laugh when Tebow crossed the goal line, because football just doesn't get much better than at moments like that.
Number Five!
Denver @ San Diego, Week 12.
Nick Novak and the San Diego Chargers miss a 51-yard field goal attempt against us in overtime. This miss (+0.34) is the reason I'm making this a top-eleven list instead of a top-ten list. This is not a result of us making a good play, or anything that we did. Novak just flat-out missed it. Like almost every other play on this list, if it hadn't have happened, we would have had one less win, and would not have made the playoffs. Sometimes fortune just smiled on us.
Number Four!
Denver @ Miami, Week 7.
In overtime, Miami is approaching midfield, and Matt Moore looks like he's about to go downfield to get Miami close to field goal range. But then, D.J. Williams swoops, swats the ball from Moore's hesitating hands, and ends up recovering the fumble at the bottom of the pile. This strip-sack-recovery (+0.44) immediately put Denver in field goal range, and four plays later, Prater would kick the game-winner.
Number Three!
Denver @ Minnesota, Week 13.
Just a beautiful, cagey play by a veteran. If you imagine the above shot zoomed out a little bit, you'll see that Andre' Goodman is the only player running backwards while all the other players are following the motion of the play forward. Goodman actually deliberately abandoned his man to sink back into a space that he knew another Viking was running towards. This interception (+0.46) was in overtime, in Minnesota territory, and immediately put us in easy field-goal range at the 15-yard line. Christian Ponder just looked punched in the gut immediately afterward.
Number Two!
Chicago @ Denver, Week 14.
The third play on this list from the Chicago game. After it looks like the drive has stalled from too far out, Matt Prater nails a 59-yard field goal attempt to tie the game. Denver had scored ten points in the final four minutes, all with zero time outs, and it was after this field goal (+0.47) when the announcers were most flummoxed. Below are more excerpts - interspersed with nervous laughter - from Johnston and Albert, including probably my favorite line of the season, marked in italics.
"Wow. Wow!"
"Unbelievable! Unbelievable!"
"I tell you what, Goose - "
"It's - it's a non-winnable situation that we just watched this team come back and tie this game."
"I don't know what to say. I don't know what to say! It can't continue to happen. How does it continue to happen?"
"This was an unwinnable game. We're watching the game, and the magic is finally coming to an end, it *can't* do it again..."
It's that line in italics that really gets me. I just crack up every time. That cry came from a deep place in that man's soul.
All right, we're ready for our drum roll.
And now... The Number One Biggest AWESOME Play of 2011 (as if there were any doubt):
Pittsburgh @ Denver, Wildcard Round
Demaryius Thomas unleashes a stiff-arm from hell (+0.53) to give 61 minutes worth of humiliation to Ike Taylor. Beyond the strength, the speed, and the talent that finally emerged from DT in one glorious afternoon, the even bigger surprise was the attitude. I thought DT was a nice boy, but after his first long reception, you could see him standing over Taylor and... well, he may not have been taunting him, but he was sure as hell posing. And then, later in the game, when Taylor got called for pass interference against him... did DT really bust out the Dikembe Mutombo finger wag?? ...Demaryius!
Yep, this amazing play is the top play in the list, and was the biggest swing of win likelihood of any play from our entire season.
So there you have it! The top ten (eleven) biggest good plays of our entire season. I hope you enjoyed this series - it ended up being more work than I anticipated when I started, and I'm not sure I'll do it next season, but it sure was fun to look at all the plays using an objective system. I think it highlighted some moments that I might not have appreciated otherwise. I might post one more "administrative" article that will pull together the links and some reference on how I did the project, but it'll likely be a boring one.
One observation that really struck me though, and that I'd like to highlight here, is the difference between our bad plays and our good plays.
Our #1 worst play of the season was worth -0.29 WPA. But +0.29 WPA was our tenth biggest good play. That's just amazing to me. Consider what that means. This wasn't a bipolar team. If you look at the ten *biggest* plays of our 2011 season, good or bad - they were all good. And great, and amazing, and awesome. And we needed every single one of them to make the playoffs.
As for what that means? How to explain it? I wonder what you guys think. It might just mean that it was highly unlikely, like flipping heads ten times in a row. Or maybe it's actually the clearest evidence yet of what the Tim Tebow mystique actually brings to the team - especially given that every single one of those big (good) plays happened after Tebow became the starter.
As for me, I'm just summing it up simply - the 2011 Denver Broncos were crazy, entertaining, and above all, a Big Play Team. It's also going to be one of the most memorable regular seasons for me in Denver Broncos history. At least... unless it gets surpassed by next season! What else can I say?
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Hahaha! @elizabeauty I like that explanation! Seems like she likes calculation! Would be good in math! #anyhowfortuneteller
@icyabstract My hubs says she's found the calculator button on the keyboard. I didn't even know it had one! (Lol at your hashtag!)
Oh! I didn't even know there's a calculator short cut key! Shall find it tomorrow at work
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More than wanting to see the starters do well in limited action, coaches and fans want to gauge the team's overall depth in the preseason. There's no better way to evaluate the depth and what "diamonds in the rough" that you may have than in live game action. While the starters will get a bit more time than they did in the preseason opener, we still expect to see a lot of the reserves doing what they can to make their push for the final roster.
And, really, that's one of the things that Bengals fans should look at in tonight's game versus the Falcons. Who will assert themselves as a backup looking to play a significant role in the regular season? Who is a "bubble" player that is looking to push themselves onto the final roster? We could begin to see the answers to these questions and others tonight.
Here are a list of five players who aren't the starters that we should be watching tonight against the Falcons:
5.) Terence Newman: The 34-year old veteran has come into Cincinnati and impressed his old defensive coordinator, Mike Zimmer. He had a decent showing against the Jets with an early pass breakup and no notable big plays against him. He looks fit and and still seems to have most of the skills that made him a top pick by the Cowboys back in 2003. He's backing up Leon Hall and Nate Clements at the position, but is on the field frequently in nickel packages. With the cornerback group seeming to be one put together by bubble gum and duct tape at this point because of injuries, another good showing from Newman will help quell fans' fears for the regular season.
4.) Cedric Peerman: We're not expecting Peerman to have the type of game he had last Friday--after all, not many players get a rushing touchdown and a special teams touchdown in the span of a quarter of football. Still, with injuries to starter BenJarvus Green-Ellis and backup Bernard Scott, Peerman will likely be the workhorse tonight. Brian Leonard will get a lot of touches as well, but the team would be best-served to go light with him, as he is atop the depth chart right now. Peerman will be doing his usual duties on special teams as well, so it should be a busy night for the third-year back. If he's going to make the roster again this year, he'll need to flash in both duties.
3.) Armon Binns: He had a pretty solid night against the Jets with two catches and basically mirrored starter Brandon Tate's numbers. Tate seemed to overshadow Binns though because the catches that he made seemed to be difficult ones (including a great sideline grab that was out of bounds). But, Binns still is hanging tough in the competition for the No.2 wide receiver spot, and a couple of big plays in the next couple of games could push him over Tate. Plus, if anything, it's been an interesting week for wide receivers who wear No.85, so we'll be seeing Binns in action while saying "it's so weird seeing another Bengals wide receiver wear that number".
2.) Dontay Moch: Was last week's performance a fluke? He had 1.5 sacks and a forced fumble. For a guy that has done literally nothing since joining the team via the third round of the 2011 draft, Moch has flashed in the early portion of camp. He'll likely get more time on the field tonight, particularly in nickel situations, so it will be interesting to see if he can execute his specialty once again--getting to the passer. Though he'll be missing the first four games because of a suspension, Moch will want to prove that he's more than a project player and is trying to convince the staff to hang onto him through the suspension.
1.) Vontaze Burfict: It could be argued that this guy was the star for the Bengals last week. He was making tackles on defense and special teams, as well as made a great interception, stealing the spotlight from Tim Tebow, only if momentarily. He briefly lined up as the starting middle linebacker this week at practice, but is still behind Roddrick Muckelroy on the team's official depth chart. Even though he's talented, he's still on a "prove it" basis with the club, as he was an undrafted free agent. He's another player who will get a lot of time tonight and will need to make some plays on special teams as well.
Others to keep an eye on: Jordan Shipley, Marvin Jones, George Iloka, Robert Sands, Otis Hudson, Reggie Stephens, Devon Still, and Brandon Thompson.


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There were zero arrests made for drunken or drugged driving, said Sgt. Rick Miler of the California Highway Patrol. There were also no unlicensed drivers, he said.
"We screen every car, we're looking at every driver who comes through, and every third wcar we'll engage them in conversation," Miler said. "If they give us some reason to check them out, if they're moving around or they look like they're hiding something then we'll engage them."
CHP officers issued 14 field sobriety tests, and there were 11 "HBDs," or had been drinking, Miler said.
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We have been long aware of potential natural disasters the pose threat to the U.S. Earthquakes, Volcanoes, Hurricanes, Tornadoes… let's face it, the list goes on for a while. But until the recent events of the Indian Ocean tsunami of 2004 and then Japans' in 2011, these large wave events haven't really been on the radar…. until now. Researchers from the USGS (United States Geological Survey) released findings this past week that are eye openers to say the least. An earthquake as far away as the Aleutian Islands in Alaska could decimate the west coast of the U.S. leading to mass evacuations and tens of billions of dollars in damage. These findings prove that it doesn't take "the big one" (referring to the very large earthquake that is expected sometime in the future along California's San Andreas fault) to cause chaos along the Pacific Coast. More about this study from KTLA and the Huffington Post…
(Picture above… an estimated one-third of boats in California marinas would be damaged or sink if a massive tsunami hit the state, according to new study. (credit: USGS)
New research by the U.S. Geological Survey revealed that a large earthquake off the coast of Alaska could send a devastating tsunami towards California, causing the evacuation of nearly 1 million people and causing $10 billion in damage, a recent U.S. Geological Survey revealed.
USGS scientists met with state and local officials on Wednesday to discuss what might happen if a 9.1 earthquake -- similar to the one that struck Japan in 2011 -- occurred offshore of the Alaskan Peninsula. Researchers called the scenario "hypothetical, yet plausible," warning officials to prepare for the worst.
In the hypothetical scenario, researchers said waves of up to 24 feet high could batter the California coast.
"And this is not one wave. It won't even look like a wave, it's going to be surges," explained Dr. Lucy Jones, Chief Scientist of the USGS Multi-Hazards Demonstration Project, to NBC San Diego. "We're only going to have like three-and-a-half hours between the time we determine it really is a big tsunami coming and the time that the waves get here."
Areas worst affected would likely include the San Francisco Bay Area, Santa Cruz and Monterey, Paso Robles, Santa Maria and parts of Los Angeles and Orange County. The Oakland Airport and low-lying islands like Alameda in the Bay Area and Balboa in Newport Beach could be entirely underwater.
According to the study, all 20 of California's coastal counties — stretching from Del Norte to San Diego — would be impacted by a potential tsunami. Waves could hit Northern California in as little as four hours and would make their way down to San Diego in six hours.
(Image shows how current wave breaks in southern California marinas would fare with tsunami waves. The waves will funnel into these locations and likely be even larger. But the walls themselves would be easily overtopped in Japan tsunami type scenario.)
Researchers said the waves could decimate the ports of Oakland, Los Angeles and Long Beach, and force the evacuation of more than 750,000 people. In the destruction, crude oil, fuel, sewage and other contaminants could be emptied into the open sea.
Fortunately, according to the survey, California's two nuclear plants would likely not be at risk.
"The idea is to say: Look, these are not distant events, these could actually happen here," Kathleen Tierney, director of the Natural Hazards Center at the University of Colorado Boulder, told the Los Angeles Times. "This is meant to get tsunamis on the public's radar."
According to the San Francisco Chronicle, the survey utilized input from more than 150 specialists from universities, state and local governments and coastal industries.
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The survey was part of a 12-chapter study, examining the potential effects of a large Alaskan earthquake in an effort to help officials better prepare for a large-scale disaster.
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Researchers said that proper evaluation and preparedness could greatly lessen the extent of such a disaster.
"A number of steps can be taken by governments, businesses, and residents to help reduce the environmental impacts of tsunamis and to recover more quickly from these environmental impacts."
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Got bored....redid my build of the TMP Klingon battlecruiser...
For anyone who's interested, I got bored and decided to try and redo my K't'inga class Klingon battlecruiser that I first built in Blender, then assembled in iClone. Since I've gotten a little better at using UV maps in iClone, I wanted to try my hand at retexturing the battlecruiser from ST:TMP. (I also wanted to try and reduce the greebles where I could, and still maintain the appearance of a pretty convincing looking ship).
These first couple of shots are from my original build using rather generic textures
Very nice indeed!
Nice. Now to run that through a 3-D printer.
Thank you, both. :) This was a fun redo, if a bit tedious on the retexturing side because I was monkeying with UV maps.
And yes, LCARS, I would love to do a 3D print of this! :)
My next project will be redoing my refit Enterprise. And then I might do a video redo of my Enterprise vs Klingon battle that I did about a year ago. :)
Great work. I particularly like the closeup "look into the barrel" shot of the K't'inga.
Thank you, horatio! Most kind! :) Yeah, I was pretty happy with how the torpedo tubes turned out. I'm anxious to put this ship through its paces in an animation. :)
Of course, I would need slightly better materials than plastic before I could go raid the galaxy. (Phasers and photon torpedoes being what they are, and all that. :D )
That looks pretty good. I'm not sure I would have the patience for doing that!
Nice job! They will sing songs of your deeds in the great hall for years to come!
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I have a site request for a webshop. The client has all their products (around 15000) in their accounting software.
This software has a module that can make a connection with your webshop. It works more or less like this:
* Accounting software puts all product details in XML-files on an FTP-server
* Webshop connects to FTP-server
* Sales in webshop create XML-files that are uploaded to FTP-server, accounting software processes these
The client also needs to be able to add extra content to products (images etc…) which doesn't need to be re-synchronized with the accounting software.
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I have been blonde for the past eight years… my natural colour is a dark, mousy blonde. Recently I dyed my hair a dark auburn colour. I know I am going to eventually going to want to go back to blonde. How would I go about that in the simplest way possible without destroying my hair? Is adding highlights to an auburn color even a viable option? Suggestions would be greatly appreciated!
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The best way to approach this is to have soft, golden-mocha highlights, a little bit at a time (because you are probably feeling claustrophobic right now—it is a natural behaviour for a blonde going into any darker shades).
There is a product from René Furterer called Karité Intense; it is an oil that you put on the hair to protect it while it is lifting. That is very important if you are concered about the health of your hair.
So, go slow and get a few scattered highlights every two or three months and do not get lowlights.
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Two teenagers are dead after a late night shooting.
"I just saw him two days ago. A couple days, how did he get shot?"
Emily Ramos spent the day remembering her friends, who she lost only hours earlier. She talked about the time she spent with 13 year old Todd Mitchell, and 19 year old Taron Williams, and says she is still in disbelief that they are no longer here.
"He didn't even have time to live his life, he just graduated. What is that? Just going around shooting people," said friend Emily Ramos.
It happened Wednesday evening just after 11, when police arrived on the scene to find Mitchell in front of the home and Williams in an alleyway, both suffering from multiple gun shot wounds.
Officials returned to the scene on Thursday morning to continue their investigation.
They say the shooting happened on the second floor of a Woodland Avenue home, but why it happened is still unknown.
Mitchell was attending Pleasantville Middle School, where officials are providing students with grief counselors.
Superintendent of Schools, Garnell Bailey released a statement on the situation saying:
"When something tragic like this shows up at your school, your home away from home, you have to make sure that they know they are loved and supported to the best of your ability. My sincere condolences goes out to the families, and as a community we are going to get through this."
Bailey continued to say that her staff is ready to help friends and family in this time of need.
"I just would tell him I love him and I don't know what else I'd say because he didn't deserve this," said cousin of Taron Williams, Teresa Comeaux.
But it's a reality they know they have to face, and will do everything they can to remember who they lost.
"Just stay close to your family, tell them you love them because you never know. You could walk out the door and that could be it."
So far no arrests have been made.
The deaths mark the 27th and 28th homicides in Atlantic County this year. The record of 31 was set in 2006.
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On the fact that I did have a really decent, kinda sweet, sexual romp with with said bespectacled academic boy a few days ago--it's strange how quickly you can revert to old habits and comfort zones. If I did have a type (and I don't), skinny boys with dark hair, five o'clock shadow, glasses and big dicks would definitely be in the running; but what do you do with them? My sexual range is a little more, ah, porn-star than it was a couple of years ago, and although one would assume that most gay boys out there do watch a fair amount of graphic sex, fantasize about it, dream about getting shoved about and ravaged, might not the average university student be a little taken aback if you were to say, passionately eat him out for an extended period of time? My instincts says "yes." If it is that you would like to see said boy again, that is.
I haven't felt shy, sexually, in quite a long time. It's kind of like walking into a temporal paradox: something being not-quite-right, but it all still seems to be congruent with what you know. Certainly, it's not as if I'm erasing my experience or ability in coitus, but insecurity is not necessarily something that I want to reintroduce into my repertoire of bedroom responses.
If I do see him again, how long, do you think, until I get to pull out the sack-o-toys? Or maybe fuck him with his feet tethered to the end of the bed... that's a little more entry level, right?


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The seventh annual Veterans Day Program will begin at 12:30 p.m. and will feature U.S. Air Force Lt. Col. Greg Harbin as its guest speaker.
"We'll have Greg there as well as his brother, (U.S. Army 1st Lt.) Eric Harbin," said George Harland, an organizer of the event. "We are proud that both of those boys are from Parrish."
James Stone, a Parrish resident who served in World War II, will be honored at the ceremony for his 60 years in the American Legion, Harland said. A video display will be set up of several photographs Stone took or recovered during his time in Europe during World War II.
The ceremony will also feature the Parrish High School Band, which will play the songs of each of the branches of the U.S. Military. Harland said students from Parrish Elementary School will sing patriotic songs.
Gov. Robert Bentley visited the Veterans Memorial Flagpole during a recent trip to Parrish. Harland said organizers of Friday's event have pooled together to purchase a paver brick at the flagpole in Bentley's honor.
"Gov. Bentley served in the Air Force in the late '60s and early '70s," Harland said. "We wanted to show him how much we appreciated him visiting Parrish by getting a brick made in his honor."
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Next weekend, November 8 & 9, is the Murdock Conference. It is an annual undergraduate research conference for schools in the Pacific Northwest, and this year it is being hosted by Lewis & Clark College. Last year I attended this conference when it was held up at Whitman College in Walla Walla, WA, and I gave a poster presentation. This year I'm giving one of the keynote oral presentations on behalf of Linfield. Two students are chose to do this, one from the physical sciences and one from the life sciences, so needless to say I am honored to be chosen to represent my school. I will be presenting about the research I have conducted under Professors Jim Diamond and Liz Atkinson for the past year or so. This past week has been full of preparation as I finish up my PowerPoint and get ready to present to an audience of a few hundred people (no pressure right???). However, while this week and next may be a little extra stressful with these preparations on top of my usual course work, I am truly grateful for this amazing opportunity. Experiences such as these are what make Linfield graduates so successful after their four years here, regardless of the field they choose to pursue. This is just another reminder that I made the right choice in deciding to attend Linfield, and I haven't had a single regret since.
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