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So THAT'S what the middle of the TARDIS is like! There's a stately home in there! And a library, and some corridors, and a quarry… oh and an exploding star. Talk about all mod cons!
Yup, this week, we're back from the center of the TARDIS, and here's the behind the scenes report:
And here's our recap of events. Clearly you do not want to watch this if you haven't seen it yet, as it will ruin everything.
And here's our list of 10 great TARDIS moments from Doctor Who history.
But of course, there's another adventure on the way, this Saturday at 8/7c on BBC AMERICA. This week the Doctor will do battle with Dame Diana Rigg and her daughter Rachael Stirling in "The Crimson Horror." Mark Gatiss sets the scene very well, in an interview he gave to the Radio Times:
"I'd already started work on a story about one of those idealized Victorian mill communities and tailored it to suit Diana and Rachael. I wanted to do a properly northern Who – it's underexplored in the show – and Diana used her native Doncaster accent for the first time!
"I wanted the adventure to feel very distinctive and it really does. A lurid, Victorian penny-dreadful with Vastra, Jenny and Strax and 'orrible murder. It's very me!"
Here's Dame Diana discussing the role over the weekend, with a little bit of a clip:
And here's the BBC AMERICA trailer:
Here's what else has been going on in space and time this week:
• BBC Cymru Wales has announced Brian Minchin as the new executive producer for the series. He has tons of Whovian credentials.
• According to some sections of the press, a Conservative Think Tank has concluded that the British streets would be safer if there was an easily accessible way to get hold of the police in a hurry. Some kind of box, perhaps, with a light on top, and maybe a digital link-up to local police services. And maybe it could be colored blue, because that's the police color.
Hang on, where have we seen something like that before?
• Did you see Karen Gillan on Craig Ferguson last week? Always a delight:
• Den of Geek have put together a list of the 25 Doctor Who stories that they feel deserve more credit than they get. It's a fascinating list, and some of your secret favorites may well be on it.
• Steven Moffat is already trailing ahead to the grand finale of this season, The Name Of The Doctor. He told Digital Spy:
"Having brought back two of the classics, the Ice Warriors and the Cybermen, this year we wanted a brand new monster to create chills in the finale. And the thought of stylish, whispering, almost faceless creatures was an idea that firstly scared me and that I thought would work well in an episode that looks forward and back."
"It's full of surprises and questions that have never been answered in the history of Who, including the Doctor's greatest secret. We'll also find out what makes his new companion so impossible, and there's a surprise that no one has got right so far.
"All I can say is that Clara hasn't just met the Doctor three times before."
• This is adorable! Nerdist interviews fans, in cosplay, talking about their love of Doctor Who at Gallifrey One:
• Speaking of Clara, it seems her alter-ego, Jenna-Louise Coleman hasn't noticed much of a change in her public profile since joining Doctor Who. She told the Express: "I haven't received a single love letter or marriage proposal since I joined! It might change but so far people don't really recognize me. I think it's because I'm short, whereas Matt is tall and has a distinctive walk so he's easy to spot."
• On Sunday, BBC AMERICA broadcast a special devoted to Tom Baker, the Fourth Doctor:
• And here's our own tribute to the great man. He consolidated a whole heap of Doctor Who's whimsical ideas and made them iconic.
• WhatCulture have their own Doctor tribute going, with a strongly-argued feature claiming that the Second Doctor – Patrick Troughton – is the best Doctor of all.
• Oh and five reasons why River Song deserves her own spin-off.
• Whereas Buzzfeed has gone in hard, with eleven reasons why Matt Smith is cooler than you.
• And then upping their own ante with 23 gifts David Tennant has given us.
• The BBC are releasing a special book and DVD set, entitled Doctor Who: Regeneration, which is devoted to the stories around the nine regenerations we've seen (we haven't see the Eighth Doctor become the Ninth). Here are the details.
• Tea time! If you ever run out of Jammie Dodgers, how about a plate of these? Yes, these cookies almost look too good to eat, but that's why photography was invented:
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• Matt Smith's alma mater is very proud of him. Take a look at how the University of East Anglia pays tribute to their Whovian alumnus in this newspaper ad:
(via Doctor Who Tumblr)
Let's end with with a massive round of applause. This might be the finest piece of cosplay the universe has ever seen. Hats firmly off, everyone (and yes, that includes fezzes), for Madraver:
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From the Editor: Maybe you didn't think about this Montana industry as an export
One of the most important Made in Montana exports doesn't involve loading commodities on trains, jumbo jets or pipelines. In fact, this product is consumed without ever leaving the state.
Comments sought on transportation study
A new study conducted by the Institute for Tourism and Recreation Research at the University of Montana's College of Forestry and Conservation found there is a demand for public transportation to and from trailheads as well as river- and lake-access sites throughout the Top 10 Scenic Drives …
Study: Cycle tourists contribute to local economy
A recent study by the Institute for Tourism and Recreation Research at the University of Montana found that cycle tourists spend about $79 per day, compared to $58.24 in daily expenditures for non-resident travelers who arrived by car or other means.
Tourism keeps Bozeman eateries cooking
The restaurant economy in this quaint Rocky Mountain community never captures front-page headlines like Oracle or Big Sky Resort, but without a doubt, the industry is sizzling.
Montana's economy sees stronger growth in 2013
If Cal Kunkel were playing baccarat in Las Vegas, instead of building apartments in Billings, he'd definitely be a high roller.
Almost 90 percent of nonresident visitors give Montana a good review
Nearly 90 percent of unsolicited comments submitted by visitors to the state gave Montana positive reviews, making special note of the state's open space and the friendliness of its residents.
Guest opinion: Let's recognize value of Montana's tourism industry
If 2013 is like last year, Montanans can expect to welcome more than 5 million travelers this summer and close to 11 million throughout the full year. This is great news for thousands of small businesses around the state.
Record number of tourists, spending in Montana in 2012
WHITEFISH – More tourists flocked to Montana in 2012 than in any previous year in state history, according to recent research from the University of Montana, while the amount of money out-of-state visitors spent was also unprecedented.
Survey puts dollar figure to Beartooth Highway
RED LODGE — It didn't surprise Bob Thomas that the Beartooth All-American Road generates an estimated $13.6 million and 176 jobs from nonresident summer visitors to this mountain town and surrounding Carbon County.
Lodging tax dollars up in Billings, across state
Billings hotels and motels collected 21 percent more revenue from the lodging tax from July 2011 through June, compared with the same 12 months last year.
Gazette opinion: Montana richer for welcoming 10.5 million visitors
Montanans are outnumbered 10 to 1 by their out-of-state visitors. That demand for hospitality is highly profitable for our sparsely populated state.
Bed tax is 25 years old
Before the year is out, tourism experts say, 10.5 million out-of-state visitors will journey to or through Montana, dropping somewhere in the neighborhood of $3 billion. About 2 million of those visitors will hit Billings and about half of them will spend a night here, according to a study c…
Tourists adjusting to high gas prices, analysts say
Gas prices steadily climbing toward $4 a gallon may mean that the 10.5 million or more tourists expected to visit Montana this year will spend less on souvenirs and restaurants and book cheaper hotels.
Gazette opinion: Tourism investment pays off big for Montana
Most of the 10-million-plus visitors to Montana will arrive after our snow is gone. But Montana businesses and tourism organizations want Montanans to start thinking now about how important the travel industry is to our state.
Gazette opinion: Plain name best for tourism region
More than 10 million people from outside Montana visit our great state every year. Among those visitors, 39 percent were primarily vacationers traveling in 1.6 million groups through our state.
Beartooth Highway supporters turn to UM for economic study
CODY, Wyo. — Friends of the Beartooth All American Road has asked a University of Montana research group to conduct a study of the economic benefits the highway brings to surrounding communities.
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Rooting through the recycling bin at the bottom of your
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heartache, but seriously, getting your stuff together a few weeks before test
time will help keep you sane. Get to school early or stay late to give your
locker and backpack a major cleaning. If you think there's a chance you might
need a certain worksheet, discarded problem set or old pop quiz to help ya gear
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it. But don't just keep it. Put it in your notebook or folder and organize
the rest of your papers either chronologically or thematically.
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There are probably as many different studying techniques as
people in your chem class. Find the one that works best for you by trial and
error. Flashcards, quizzing with friends, retaking old tests, rereading
textbook chapters, rewriting your notes, working with a tutor, making up
mnemonics and songs—all of these are totally valid ways to get your test
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concept or subject. Bonus? Write out a sweet thank-you note and deliver with a
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Short answer. Essay. Ah, the types of questions we know by heart. Be sure to
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study accordingly. For matching, you might need to know a lot of names or
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short answers, you'll need to be able to explain concepts.
Play by the rules
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rush to memorize everything ASAP. Is your test open note? Can you bring a
calculator? Can you bring a note card "cheat sheet"? Ask your teacher what sort
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DHS officials testified that efforts are under way to rectify its 21 troubled IT programs, including transitioning to cloud platforms and agile development to improve information-sharing operations.
In 2013, the Homeland Security Department budgeted roughly $4 billion for 68 major IT programs, a third of which – $1 billion worth – were identified by the Government Accountability Office as not meeting commitments. DHS Deputy CIO Margie Graves outlined the agency's efforts in agile development and cloud services that she said are saving money and improving efficiency, as part of her testimony to the Homeland Security committee's subcommittee on oversight and efficiency.
"The key here is to provide a platform that allows us to operate in the information-sharing environment," Graves said. "That's the whole reason why DHS was born in first place, because the failure to share information may have resulted in 9/11."
DHS Deputy Inspector General Charles Edwards, who noted that IT spending accounts for 15 percent of the agency's total budget, called for increased management oversight, including strengthening the authorities of the CIO role. Edwards cited poor interoperability and aging IT infrastructure as two major challenges and underscored the importance of DHS' platforms to counterterrorism, border management and national security.
According to David Powner, director of IT management issues at GAO, there are signs of progress at the agency. Specifically, he noted that the use of centers of excellence and tiered governance structure as examples of better IT performance. He also said that the Office of Management and Budget's IT dashboard, offering transparency on 800 IT investments, "shows DHS trending in right direction," and that recently there have been fewer DHS IT projects at risk than in past.
Still, Powner said, there remain too many critical IT programs deviating on costs and schedules, and he called for more comprehensive implementation of governance and program management reforms.
Graves said agency officials are looking to improve on IT program issues as the department consolidates data centers, broadens cloud offerings and, perhaps most importantly, employs agile development in systems and processes.
Graves used as a key example Customs and Border Protection's Automated Commercial Environment, or ACE, which automates business processes for trade. By allowing agents in the field to work with system developers to build profiles for trade partners on a continuing basis, information is better shared and changing requirements can be addressed in a more flexible manner, Graves said.
"What we're doing in implementing agile methodology... is creating user stories," Graves said. "The requirements are drafted into the user stories, developed in concert with embedded operational entities throughout development cycle. These users are sitting with the developer, talking about use cases, testing at appropriate times when functionality is actually delivered, providing immediate feedback that is continuously incorporated into the development cycle. Everyone is constantly at table; there's no separation of church and state. It's a continuous process and continuous integration."
Graves also noted that DHS is in the midst of its enterprise e-mail migration, with roughly 109,000 users onboard and 120,000 to go. At $7 per user, DHS was able to bring costs down considerably, even compared to similar commercial offerings. At the Federal Emergency Management Agency, that cost shrunk from $24 per user, she said.
"These are really quantifiable savings that we have to talk about," she said. "And we have 12 of these enterprise cloud services, each one of which has a story attached to it."
While the cloud transition marks a significant step for the department, Powner noted that return on investment still needs to be verified and made more transparent.
"As DHS moves toward this incremental development, it's great that we're going incremental -- but the bottom line is if we're going to spend $2 billion on 32 investments, what are we getting?" he said. "And then there's the follow up that those functionalities were delivered. So the key question is what are we getting from those investments in 2013?"
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NCLR Applauds Introduction of Immigrant Integration BillJune 24, 2014
Earlier today, Reps. Tony Cardenas (D–Calif.) and Ileana Ros-Lehtinen (R-Fla.) introduced the "New American Success Act," a bill to more effectively assist immigrants as they navigate the naturalization process.
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El jueves, 26 de junio, de 3:30 a 5:30 p.m., NCLR (Consejo Nacional de La Raza por sus siglas en inglés), en colaboración con la Cámara de Comercio de Tucson, patrocinará una sesión informativa para discutir el impacto de nuevos estándares educacionales en los jóvenes de Arizona, en particular los alumnos hispanos.
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National Latino and AAPI leaders released the following statement today after House Republicans elected Rep. Kevin McCarthy of California as Majority Leader. McCarthy represents a largely farmworker district that is 35% Latino and 5% Asian American and Pacific Islander. The election comes on the eve of the one-year anniversary of the Senate passage of S.744, a comprehensive immigration reform bill that passed with a vote of 68 to 32.
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The mallard (/ˈmælɑrd/ or /ˈmælərd/) or wild duck (Anas platyrhynchos) is a dabbling duck which breeds throughout the temperate and subtropical Americas, Europe, Asia, and North Africa, and has been introduced to New Zealand and Australia. This duck belongs to the subfamily Anatinae of the waterfowl family Anatidae.
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Dead Space 3 Consumer Demo Nears 2 Million Downloads; Launching Tuesday
The message boards are on fire and social channels are buzzing. Dead Space 3 hits retail shelves on Tuesday and already fans are out in full force, demonstrating their excitement for the game. Electronic Arts Inc. (EA) announced today that the Dead Space 3 consumer demo is being enjoyed by close to two million players this weekend across Xbox Live Marketplace and the PlayStationNetwork, a double digit increase over Dead Space 2. Fans are sharing their enthusiasm for the game across all social channels. Last week alone, EA saw more than 100,000 mentions of the game across social media, and earned close to 90,000 new "likes" on Facebook, bringing the total Dead Space community on Facebook to 1.4 million. Retail indicators suggest that pre-sells are ahead of expectations and game critics have also spoken, placing the title on more than 30 "Best of 2013" lists. In all, Dead Space 3is in position to become the first big blockbuster of 2013 when it launches this Tuesday.
The Dead Space 3 demo offers players early, free access to the game that critics worldwide have recognized for incredible craftsmanship in horror, action, suspense and sound design. In the demo, players are plunged into deep space as Isaac Clarke, and his co-op companion Sergeant John Carver, crash land on an unforgiving ice planet teeming with deadly Necromorphs. The demo, like the game, boasts a spine-tingling single-player campaign that can also be experienced with a friend in co-op, and the most sophisticated weapons crafting system of this generation. On the Xbox 360 videogame and entertainment system, players can add voice to the experience and amplify the immersion with Kinect.
Dead Space 3 launches in North America on February 5 on Xbox 360, PlayStation3 computer entertainment system and the PC via Origin.com and on February 8 in Europe. Pre-order the PC digital download version of the game on Origin.com and receive the original PC digital version of Dead Space* at no additional costs. Follow us on Twitter at: www.twitter.com/deadspace. Become a fan on Facebook at www.facebook.com/deadspace. For additional information and news, visit www.deadspace.com. Additional information and assets are available at http://www.info.ea.com.
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Young Money's Drake recently talked about the hype around his new "Worst Behavior" music video and why it has taken him so long to return to his Memphis roots.
According to Drizzy, knowing the tough lifestyle and struggles Southern people go through has been reason enough to keep him from spending more time in Memphis.
"My family is like two different worlds and I feel like people only acknowledge one half of it," Drake told VIBE following the Charlotte stop of his Would You Like A Tour? run. "I have a lot of family that I love very deeply [in Memphis]. But if anybody knows anything about the South and how it is, it's tough to go around people who could use your help and you can't help everybody. It's like a guilt or a burden that comes over me, so I hadn't gone to Memphis in a long time." (VIBE)
The Toronto native also said he finally had to dig down and embrace his Southern upbringing.
"I kind of refused to address my real thing that I have there, which is vast family," said Drake, who addresses how success has put distance between himself and his Memphis kinfolk on "Too Much." "It's always going to be tough–it was tough during the video. You want to see everybody do well… Instead of running from it, I just embraced it and shot this incredible, beautiful video with my beautiful family and helped out as many people as I could while I was there. Now I can't wait to go back." (VIBE)
Unlike most music videos, Drizzy's newest visual is just over ten minutes in length.
Drake's Nothing Was the Same highlight "Worst Behaviour" now has a music video, which was shot in Memphis. It was directed by Drizzy himself along with Director X, who was also behind the immortal "HYFR" video. The 10-minute video opens with imagery from Willie Mitchell's Royal Studios (Drake is related to Mitchell). It features a cameo from Drake's father, Dennis Graham, who lip-syncs the lyrics. Halfway through we get an extended, acted skit, featuring Juicy J and Project Pat and one of Drake's Toronto pals from the "HYFR" video, who appears in an OVO owl suit. At the end, we get a snippet of what may be a forthcoming video for "From Time". (Pitchfork)
A few days ago, Drizzy showed off his Dennis Graham-featured "Worst Behavior" music video to select fans during a concert.
Drake's Would You Like A Tour? tour stopped in New Orleans tonight, and the Toronto native treated the crowd to a special rendition of "Worst Behaviour." While most audiences have been treated to Drake performing the song himself, tonight, he played the crowd the music video itself on a giant screen. The video was shot in Memphis, and from what can be seen in Instagram videos, Drake's father, Dennis Graham, is a prominent figure (along with his incredible mustache). Turk, Juicy J, and Project Pat have also made cameos in the video, which was directed by X. With the video available for preview, it is likely to come out soon, within the coming days. Memphis, of course, is Dennis Graham's hometown, and a place where Drake would spend time during his childhood. (Complex)
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I am going to be applying scotts turf builder w/ crabgrass halt. There is no rain in the forecast for a good week. The product says to apply to a dry lawn, but does this need to be watered in within a specific time frame? Or can it lay dry for a week?
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I am researching the 47th Virginia regiment Company K which served in the Civil War. This company was formed in Caroline County. On the roster there are two Soldiers with the last name Sacra. They are as follows:
Benjamin Sacra: 54 year old farmer in Caroline Co. Enlisted 3/15/62 and paroled on 4/24/65 and sent to Caroline Co.
James T Sacra: 18 year old in Caroline Co. Enlisted 7/23/61 and paroled on 4/24/65. It also lists his Parents as Benjamin and Ann Sacra.
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Make sure you watch the 2 minute video introduction above. The video explains how to get the most out of your preparation for AHA ACLS certification.
Begin your training by reviewing ACLS algorithms in the knowledge base to the left. After you have reviewed the knowledge base material, you will be ready to apply the ACLS Algorithms by taking some of the ACLS practice tests and megacode/skills station scenarios, and if you think you need further review, use the ACLS Video Review tutorials.
On this site, you will have fun while you learn and master all of the ACLS algorithms?
After you have competed all of the multiple choice megacode scenarios in the megacode simulator, round off your preparation for the AHA ACLS megacode skills station by reviewing the ACLS megacode series videos which take you through real time megacode scenarios. You can also practice rhythm recognition by reviewing the rapid rhythm identification videos.
Straight forward, systematic, and comprehensive ACLS Training with hundreds of ACLS questions, scenarios and other training tools. To better understand how to systematically prepare using this site read through the ACLS Study Guide.
The ACLS algorithm training and information on this site will help you prepare for the ACLS Written Exam, Megacode and reality in the critical care and emergency setting. You will find detailed information about ACLS algorithms, ECG Interpretation, ACLS Pharmacology, and much more.
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a few comments, my name is tom. i'm a recent graduate from a 2 year nursing program. i did this acls to better position myself for a job. i'm a hands on learner so i ignored your algorithms and went right to your exams and megacodes…one at a time. i never got below 75 % but kept retaking each one until perfect. slowly, over c 8 hours of diligence, i got through them all. when i was done, THEN i looked at the algorithms and knew them well. because of your outstanding program, i entered today's acls exam with profound, yet humble confidence. i scored a 98 on the written and was told i was awesome on my megacodes. my certification is now in my wallet.
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a few discrepancies i want you to be aware of. first, my instructors want to give epi during pulseless VT/VF after the first shock, not the second. they told us to give cpr, read rhythm, shock, cpr, give epi, rhythm check, shock, Cpr, amio 300, alternating epi and amio until 450 amio is given. but you want amio after the third shock…. just saying.
one other thing, for unsynchronized, they said the first is 200 joules, the second and third are also 200 joules, never increasing and never starting at 120. i think you were giving 120-200-300-360 with a monophasic and they just concentrated on a biphasic. you may have told us this, but i didn't see it anywhere. my education came when i asked them why we're not upping the jolt. would you consider making this more clear for future clients of yours ?
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