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After free or affordable medical coverage, employees most frequently name dental, vision and 401(k) retirement benefits as their "dream" benefits. These benefits were cited ahead of more vacation time and gym memberships. Other dream benefits included life insurance, auto insurance, homeowners insurance, and disability insurance as well as flex time, telecommuting, and college tuition assistance.
Nearly two-thirds of workers want a wider array of voluntary benefits to choose from even if they pay for the benefits themselves. This finding underscores that while employees dream of having benefits entirely funded by their employer, they recognize the value of having access to more benefits options regardless of who pays for them.
Consumers can take portions of the MetLife Benefits Election Poll for themselves at facebook.com/metlife, and join the Twitter discussion at #voteforyou.Methodology The MetLife Benefits Election Poll was conducted online September 28-30, 2012 and was fielded by GfK Roper Customer Research North America. This nationally-representative survey polled 523 full- and part-time workers who are age 18 and older. GFK Custom Research North America GfK Custom Research North America is part of the GfK Group, one of the world's largest and most prestigious market research organizations, operating in more than 100 countries. Headquartered in New York City, with 10 offices in the U.S., GfK Custom Research North America provides full-service market research and consulting services in the areas of Customer Loyalty, Product Development, Brand & Communications, Channels, Thought Leadership, Innovation, and Public Affairs. About MetLife Metropolitan Life Insurance Company (MetLife) is a subsidiary of MetLife, Inc. (NYSE: MET), a leading global provider of insurance, annuities and employee benefit programs, serving 90 million customers. Through its subsidiaries and affiliates, MetLife holds leading market positions in the United States, Japan, Latin America, Asia, Europe and the Middle East. For more information, visit www.metlife.com.
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NHMS Notebook: Custer makes stand in Loudon
Dylan Kwasniewski waits for his qualifying turn on Friday as K&N series drivers prepare for Saturday's race. (Thomas Roy/Union Leader)
Custer, one of two 15-year-olds in the field, is 12th in the series points standings.
"We unloaded real fast with a brand new car," Custer said. "I can't believe how good we are right now."
Gray Gaulding, the other 15-year-old, is eighth in points and qualified ninth.
Kwasniewski has won the last two races on the series and five of the 11 events thus far.
John Salemi of Nashua qualified 25th.

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World Maker Faire 2013: A Totally Different Type of Wire BendingDIWire "Printer"
Usually when we talk about hacking electronic circuits and wires we're referencing the people that bend circuits, but the folks at DIWire have a totally different approach. They're are actually in the business of bending wires. Their new 3-D wire printer bends wires into curves that can be assembled to construct almost anything.DIWire 3D Wire Bender
Practical uses for the printer include artistic design, small assemblies, organizers, and anything else you might want to put together with bended wire. It's hard to tell exactly what uses it will be put to until it's available to users and they get some time with it. It's one of those interesting products that you know once people start to use that they will come up with things that are really surprising.
At this point the product is still a prototype. You can go to their website and give them your email address and other contact information so they can let you know soon as the product's available. And, they expect to have a Kickstarter project active within the next month or so.
World Maker Faire 2013: Passing On Skills
13092X World Maker Faire-137, a photo by Robots-Dreams on Flickr.
The "maker movement" is much more than just hacking, experimenting, or playing around with hobbies. A big part of it, at least for me and many of my friends, is the ability to pass on skills and know-how to others, including passing them down from generation to generation.
World Maker Faire 2013: Humanoid Robot
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One of Michael Overstreet's humanoid robots playing soccer at World Maker Faire 2013 in New York City. Michael puts in a tremendous amount of time and effort each year attending Maker Faires in NYC, Detroit, San Mateo, and Kansas City, along with RoboGames, because he gets real inspiration from introducing kids and adults to robotics.
World Maker Faire 2013: Sugru
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"If Superglue and PlayDough had a baby" is the tag line for Sugru, a surprisingly useful self curing rubber concoction that turns out to be extremely useful.
Want to quickly fabricate a simple stand? Need to patch some rough edges or a break? Don't like the sharp corners on your smartphone or tablet? Sugru is the answer, and it's a whole lot of fun to boot.
World Maker Faire 2013: FormLabs Form 1 3D Printer
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The FormLabs Form 1 high resolution desktop printer has some limitations/drawbacks for the type of work that I typically do, but it is so incredibly awesome that I want one anyway.
The part resolution, surface finish, and ability to produce parts that would be difficult if not impossible with other additive 3D printers, is really striking. Take a close look at the print developing in the Form 1 photo above. How difficult would it be for you to produce the same print with a Makerbot Replicator 2?
In addition to the print quality and performance, I love the aesthetic design of the printer itself. If Johnny Ive designed 3D printers instead of iPhones, this is the type of printer he would create.
At the same time, there are some downsides/limitations. The Form 1 won't be available until January 2014 at the earliest, and not in all US states or countries overseas. Japan is one of the countries that's obviously missing from the list at this point, though I did hear from the FormLabs staff at Maker Faire that plans for Japan sales and support are in the works.
The initial cost is higher than other printers, which I can rationalize given the higher performance and print quality. What's harder to justify, for my unique needs, is the higher projected running cost given that the printer resin has to be purchased from FormLabs and it isn't readily available locally. That implies that users will have to stock resin or risk running out just when they need to produce parts for projects or clients. For overseas users, like me, where it can take a week or more even for expedited FedEx delivery (not to mention costing an arm and a leg), this is a serious concern.
There are also some limitations that might be troublesome, depending on your particular use case. For example, one of the FormLabs booth staff explained that the Form 1 resin parts take several days to cure to the point that they are solid enough to be used in functional parts that might be subjected to stress. This wouldn't be a problem for artistic or concept designers, but would definitely pose significant problems for the type of parts I design and use regularly.
All things considered, the Form 1 is in a class by itself and definitely worth serious consideration if it's characteristics match your typical use case.
World Maker Faire 2013: MakerBot Digitizer 3D Scanner (Video)Here's a robot video that I found interesting:
We meet up with MakerBot Industries at this year's World Maker Faire to finally see the MakerBot Digitizer 3D scanner in person and learn about how it works. Plus the answer to a nagging question: What happens when you scan an object, 3D print it, and repeat the process over and over again?
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Smokey Black Bean & Cheddar Burrito with Baby Spinach
Recipe By Maryellen Driscoll
Chipotle chiles in adobo lend a nice smoky overtone to this meatless meal, while toasted pepitas folded into the filling give it an unexpected crunch.
Nutritional Information (per serving): Size: based on four servings; Calories (kcal): 510; Fat (g): 21; Fat Calories (kcal): 190; Saturated Fat (g): 6; Protein (g): 19; Monounsaturated Fat (g): 10; Carbohydrates (g): 63; Polyunsaturated Fat (g): 4; Sodium (mg): 1020; Cholesterol (mg): 15; Fiber (g): 9
Serves 4
- 4 burrito-size (9- to 10-inch) flour tortillas
- 15 grape tomatoes, quartered lengthwise (from 1 pint)
- 2 tablespoons fresh lime juice; more as needed
- ¼ cup chopped fresh cilantro
- Kosher salt
- 2 tablespoons extra-virgin olive oil
- ¼ cup raw pepitas (optional)
- 1 teaspoon seeded and minced chipotle plus 1 teaspoon adobo sauce (from a can of chipotles en adobo)
- 3/4 teaspoon ground cumin
- 1 19 ounce can black beans, drained and rinsed
- ½ cup grated sharp cheddar cheese
- 1½ ounce baby spinach (about 1½ cups)
- ¼ to ½ cup sour cream (optional)
- 1. Heat the oven to 250°F. Wrap the tortillas in aluminum foil and warm in the oven.
- 2. Meanwhile, in a small bowl toss the tomatoes with 1 tablespoon of the lime juice, about 1½ tablespoons of the cilantro, and a generous pinch of salt. Set aside.
- 3. If using the pepitas, heat 1 tablespoon of the olive oil and the pepitas in a 12-inch skillet over medium heat. Cook, stirring frequently, until they are puffed and some are golden brown, 1 to 2 minutes. Using a slotted spoon, transfer the pepitas to a plate lined with a paper towel. Sprinkle with a generous pinch of salt and toss.
- 4. Return the pan to medium heat. Add the remaining 1 tablespoon olive oil. (Or if not using pepitas, heat the 2 tablespoons oil over medium heat.) Add the chipotle, adobo sauce, and cumin. Stir to blend into the oil, and then add the beans and 2 tablespoons water to the pan, stirring to blend.
- 5. Simmer until warmed through, about 2 minutes. Reduce heat to low. Mash about half of the beans with a fork. Stir in the cheddar and the remaining 2½ tablespoons cilantro and 1 tablespoon lime juice.
- 6. Season to taste with salt. If the beans seem too thick, add a tablespoon or two of water to thin to a soft, spreadable consistency.
- 7. Working with one tortilla at a time, spread about ¼ of the beans along the bottom third of a tortilla. Top with ¼ of the spinach, and sprinkle with about ¼ of the tomatoes and pepitas (if using). If you like, add a little lime juice and sour cream on top. Fold the bottom edge over the filling, fold in the sides, and roll up the burrito.
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Panasonic Unveils New 2-in-1 Garment Steamer At 2013 International Home + Housewares Show
CHICAGO, March 2, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Panasonic, a leader in consumer electronics technology, today announced the NI-FS900 2-in-1 Garment Steamer. The product's high temperature steam quickly removes wrinkles while the unique iron head design provides clothes with a beautiful iron finish. The NI-FS900 2-in-1 Garment Steamer is currently on display at the 2013 International Home + Housewares Show, which starts today and runs through March 5 at McCormick Place in Chicago. Show attendees can visit the Panasonic booth #L12505 Lakeside to see the company's complete line of home appliance products.
"Panasonic has combined the power of a steamer with the power of an iron head for our new 2-in-1 Garment Steamer," said Nicholas Monaco Product Manager, Small Appliances, Panasonic Consumer Marketing Company of North America. "Panasonic is dedicated to enhancing the consumer experience when they choose to use our home appliance products. By combining the top qualities of both an iron and a traditional garment steamer, we are creating a powerful hybrid that serves multiple purposes for the consumer."
Users can choose to use the NI-FS900 2-in-1 Garment Steamer as a traditional vertical steamer, steaming articles of clothing or drapery while vertically hanging, or use it just like a traditional iron, steaming horizontally. The unique iron head design provides a beautiful finish for sleeves and collars, with or without an ironing board.
Many garment steamers produce heat in the base and, as steam moves up to the head, steam can cool resulting in an inconsistent flow of steam, frequent water leakage and mild temperatures. The Panasonic NI-FS900 uses an innovative water pump in the base which moves water directly to the head where it is heated, producing higher temperature steam for maximum performance. The iron head is heated to a high 200 degree F temperature, making it extremely effective in removing wrinkles in natural fabrics.
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Oh not backwards compatibility talk again, well this is something that should be getting more talk and for good reason. We live in an age where new consoles should be able to play previous generation games. Come check out why being able to play previous generation games is important and what some console makers are doing about this.
The warning signs were there, our motion trackers should have picked up on it, but we chose to ignore the fact that there hadn't been any pre-release reviews. We shouldnt have ignored the odd release date or the ridiculous amount of pre-release hype being pushed. But we did, and we bought it, and it was rubbish. I am talking of course, about the years biggest disappointment so far, Aliens: Colonial Marines.
Microsofts Xbox 360 sales really took the lead in the UK last year and is fast catching up to the current leader Wii. The 360 has to sell less than a modest 200,000 in the UK to earn the title of the biggest selling console this gen in the UK
We have hit the after-Christmas slump, because this week sure is a quiet one with only two video game releases to wet your appetite. Do note, however, that both of these games have been released in America a couple of months back.
Pretty much everyone on the planet is familiar with National Geographic and their tireless work in bringing the outdoors into our homes with award winning success. Now they are endeavoring to bring their stories of the wild not only onto our homes but through our Xbox 360 and using Kinect.
The Christmas games release list for 2012 was, let's be honest, pretty sparse. Publishers have started to take the the whole 'lets release our game after COD' too far now. Anyway, seeing as the world hasn't ended, it does mean the first quarter and beyond of 2013 promises to see a plethora of great looking games.
Now the BioShock cover art shown in the picture above is far from brilliant. In fact, it's rather boring and lame. But hope is kind of restored as creative lead Ken Levine has announced that the game will feature a reversible cover. Now this is the exciting part because you get to place a vote against which reversible cover you […]
There was some surprise when Microsoft announced a new Halo game was in the works for the Xbox 360. Most people were aware that Bungie had ended their involvement with the franchise and that 343 had been given the job of taking on the massive task of continuing Microsoft's flagship game. But many assumed any new Halo game would only be seen in the next gen. Microsoft had other ideas, however.
We spoke with Andreas Wangler, level designer on Pid, to get a better grasp on this puzzle platformer. Pid is now available for Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3, and soon for PC.
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This week, NY1's Budd Mishkin talks One on 1 with stage and screen actor Ethan Hawke who describes the path that led him to acting, and New York, now his long-time home.
We see him on stage, we see him on screen and apparently we see him around town quite a lot.
"Some friend of mine said there's some annoying, like online thing where people write in about seeing celebrities or something like that so they wrote in something about me and everyone responded back, ÎDon't even bother writing about him; he's always there!'" says Hawke.
Hawke has lived in Chelsea since he was 19, when he moved to a place that was in his words "huge" in his imagination: The Chelsea Hotel.
"My first feature that I made was kind of an experimental film made on digital video and stuff and I made that here. It's called ÎChelsea Walls' and its' all about the hotel," says Hawke. "I had an office here. I wrote my second novel here, ÎAsh Wednesday,' and then when I got divorced, I lived here for a couple of years."
We've now seen Hawke on film for more than 20 years.
In the past decade he's earned two Oscar nominations, one for his role in "Training Day" and another for co-writing the screenplay in "Before Sunset."
But in the New York theater world, he is known, and respected for committing to serious time-consuming projects on stage.
The latest example was "The Coast of Utopia," Tom Stoppard's trilogy about Russian intellectuals in the 19th Century, three separate plays which on three occasions were performed back to back, all in one day.
"I feel like someday I'm gonna be 79, if I'm lucky, and say to somebody, 'I once did a nine-hour play about Russian radicals" and someone is gonna say to me, "Did people come?" and see, they did," says Hawke. "I had a long speech at about the eight-hour mark that I would get in the middle of and not remember whether I was in the beginning of the speech, or "did I just say that?"
Hawke earned a Tony nomination for his performance.
His latest project is the just-released movie "The Hottest State," based on his 1996 novel.
Hawke calls it autobiographical fiction, since it's partly based on his own family's experience.
"If you're a good, serious artist, you're aspiring to tell the truth about emotions and human frailties," says Hawke. "And so you're going to talk about some uncomfortable things, and that's hard on families. The book came out ten years ago, so this is stuff we've all dealt with. And of course, you know, my mother feels, 'Why would you put that?'"
Hawke has two children from his six-year marriage to actress Uma Thurman, which ended in 2004. He says his public life is an exaggerated version of what happens to everyone who feels that people are gossiping about them, as he was once reminded by an encounter on the streets.
"'That was Ethan Hawke, you're an awesome actor. You're great!' Made me feel awesome. I puffed up my chest, I felt terrific. And then a little bit further I walked by, and you know, and I heard somebody, Îyeah, that's him. He's the one who ruined Uma Thurman's life!' You know, and I felt like, you know, two feet tall. I used to call it the luxury tax. You know, when a lot of good things happen to you, there's a luxury tax. But that's just the price you pay."
Yes, he admits, it may sound uncool. But Hawke fell in love with the theater at age eight in Atlanta when he saw the show Annie. Hawke promptly came home and wrote a sequel called "Arthur."
"She had this twin brother and they both knew the songs because their parents had taught them. And he actually had the other half of the locket. I don't think I ever finished ÎArthur,'" says Hawke.
Maybe because he moved around so much.
Hawke was born in Texas, moved to Atlanta with his mom after his folks split up, then to New York and finally high school in New Jersey.
At 14 he came in to the city to audition for his first movie, "Explorers."
He got the part, but any happy memories are tempered by some sobering thoughts on childhood actors and the incidence of casualties and drug usage.
"It's very hard to be a teenager in any environment, and the fraudulence of the movie industry, an identity and what those kind of things mean are a lot for young kid, you know, I feel very strongly that that's a very destructive thing," says Hawke.
Hawke spent some time at Carnegie Mellon in Pittsburgh and NYU before leaving college to concentrate on acting, and he was propelled by the 1989 hit "Dead Poets Society."
He has subsequently fashioned a career by successfully balancing stage and screen, important in his connection to New York and his fellow New Yorkers.
"If you came up to me and you saw ÎHurlyburly,' well that means, one night, we were in the same room together, and I worked hard on that. If you liked it, that means a lot to me. There's only a limited amount who saw that. Lots of people saw, ÎTraining Day.' Millions. You know, only a few thousand saw ÎHurlyburly.'"
Hawke says he is reminded of the fame brought by making movies mostly when he's on a shoot out of town. But in New York? Go be famous in New York.
"You walk into a nightclub and nobody cares that you're there because Derek Jeter just left," says Hawke. "And also, everyone in New York thinks they're a celebrity."
It's been a busy year for Hawke.
He completed his run on "The Coast of Utopia," while continuing his movie work all around the world.
It is a life lived in public for all to see and judge, even in a city where he is another New Yorker.
"The key element is not caring what other people think about you," says Hawke. "There are tools with which you can judge yourself that are not public opinion, and then you can be a little bit happier."
— Budd Mishkin
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rest in peace, roger ebert
to me roger ebert had two lives.
he had the first half where he was the adversary to gene siskel.
the pair revolutionized television film criticism
and even though i originally liked gene better,
he couldn't have done it without roger.
ebert's second life came after gene died.
i didnt like roger ebert, until he was pretty much a solo artist.
in fact i dont know one traditional newspaper guy who adapted better with blogging
than roger ebert.
he would talk about anything on his blog: politics, creationism, plus film.
meanwhile he never slowed up on his print responsibilities.
i didnt always agree with his opinions.
but i aspire to one day have his work ethic.
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A recent study showed just how chronic dieting can turn someone into a food addict.
Bad news for yo-yo dieters this week: according to a recent study, cycles of feast and famine can create fast-food junkies–at least in rodents. The researchers put rats on a cyclic diet of 5 days of standard rat chow, followed by 2 days of the equivalent of rat fast food (high fat, high sugar, highly delicious). In other words, a compressed version of most dieters' swings between self-control and indulgence.
The first thing they observed is that it didn't take long for the rats to develop a clear preference for the unhealthier diet. When put back on a standard diet, they showed signs of anxiety and reduced pleasure from (or even refusal to eat) the standard chow. When the preferred food was available again, their anxiety calmed down, but they overate.
After 7 weeks, the researchers took a look at what this diet had done to the rat's brains. They found increased gene expression for corticotropin releasing factor (CRF) in the rats' amygdalas–that is, the brain was resetting itself for higher levels of stress. This is the same pattern of brain changes observed during withdrawal from alcohol or other addictive substances. Other research has demonstrated that this neural stress response triggers cravings and relapse among the substance-dependent.


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Myself, and two others shared the basement suite this house for the year of 2012. DO NOT RENT! Upstairs or down...
THERE WERE SO MANY BUGS!!! Although there were no bedbugs while we were living there, there was an abundance of other bugs (ants, spiders, silverfish, earwigs, and slugs living inside the jets in the tub.
THE PLACE IS FALLING APART!!! The suite is poorly constructed, and within a year, over half the cabinet doors in the kitchen fell off, and none of the closet doors stayed on
. The doorknob for the second bedroom fell apart and locked me in the room. The kitchen floods every time there is heavy rain. It is also very dark, and damp inside.
THE LANDLORD IS INSANE!!! He opened our front door and walked into our house without any notice while my roommate was asleep. There is an extra room, with an exterior exit he hangs out in and chain-smokes. He dumped a pile of cigarette butts outside our front door. He steals things you leave outside. He has buried our laundry in the yard. He burns things in the backyard... The list goes on and on.
Anonymous on 03/07/2009
not only are there bedbugs, but there are also an assortment of mice, rats, cockroaches, moths etc.
this place is a slum, run by a slumlord with an attitude problem and a god complex.
best to stay away entirely.
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Fifty years ago in Cambridge, UK, British and American scientists solved the double helix structure of DNA - the molecule of life. Five years ago, Britain and America led the project to sequence the human genome. Today the partnership between Britain and America has never been closer.
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Robert Louis Stevenson's Edinburgh
Stevenson was born on 13th November 1850 in Howard Place, Edinburgh, the only child of Thomas Stevenson, a member of the great engineering dynasty that gave Scotland so many of her lighthouses, and Margaret the daughter of the Rev Lewis Balfour, Minister of Colinton. The family soon moved, first to Inverleith Terrace, and then in 1857, to 17 Heriot Row, in the New Town.
Stevenson, although he spent much of his life far from Edinburgh - in France, the South of England, the United States of America and the Pacific - retained a deep and abiding passion for the city of his birth and the Pentland Hills that overshadow it. A passion not unmixed with a certain distaste for the climate and for the moral atmosphere of the area. As a young man he rebelled against the religious beliefs of his father and lived a student life of bohemian unconventionality in the less respectable parts of Edinburgh.
Stevenson was a sickly child and spent long periods confined to bed with illness - an experience he later turned to poetry in works from A Child's Garden of Verses such as 'The Land of Counterpane':
When I was sick and lay a-bed
I had two pillows at my head,
And all my toys beside me lay
To keep me happy all the day
Perhaps the best-known image of Stevenson's early life comes in the poem 'The Lamplighter':
My tea is nearly ready and the sun has left the sky;
It's time to take the window to see Leerie going by;
For every night at tea-time and before you take your seat,
With lantern and with ladder he comes posting up the street.
The young Stevenson spent much time away from Edinburgh's smoky atmosphere in the hope that fresher air would alleviate his chest complaints - not for nothing was the city nicknamed 'Auld Reekie.' Many visits were paid to his grandfather's manse at Colinton, then a village outside the City, until Dr Balfour's death in 1860. As he wrote later: 'that was my golden age.'
In 1867 the Stevensons took a country cottage at Swanston, a hamlet nestling under the end of the Pentland Hills, and from there he learned to know and love the hills and the hill-people:
In the highlands, in the country places,
Where old plain men have rosy faces,
And the young fair maidens
Quiet eyes:
Where essential silence cheers and blesses,
And for ever in the hill-recesses
Her more lovely music
Broods and dies.
(Songs of Travel XVI)
Stevenson was intended for the family profession of engineering and spent three years studying at the University in the winter and working in the family business in the summer. However engineering was not where Stevenson saw his future and after one of many clashes with his father he changed to the study of law. However the literary life was even more to his taste than a career as an advocate. As a youth of 16 he had written an account (which was privately published thanks to his father) of the ill-fated Covenanting rebellion known as the Pentland Rising, which came to its bloody end at the Battle of Rullion Green in 1666 - the first, but not the last time that the Pentlands and the stories associated with them would enter his work.
Stevenson's health problems continued into adulthood and the climate of Edinburgh and the Pentlands was thought unsuitable. The harshness of the Edinburgh climate is hinted at in his description of Swanston in 'Ille Terrarum' (1887):
Frae nirly, nippin', Eas'lan' breeze,
Frae Norlan' snaw, an' haar o' seas,
Weel happit in your gairden trees,
A bonny bit
Atween the muckle Pentland's knees,
Secure you sit.
He had earlier written:
The Scots dialect is singularly rich in terms of reproach against the winter wind. Snell, blae, nirly, and scowthering, are four of these significant vocables; they are all words that carry a shiver with them, and for my part as I see them aligned before me on the page, I am persuaded that a big wind comes tearing over the Firth from Burntisland and the northern hills; I think I can hear it howl in the chimney, and as I set my face northwards, feel its smarting kisses on my cheek.
In 1878 he contributed a series of essays on Edinburgh to The Portfolio - these were published as Edinburgh: Picturesque Notes in the next year. These essays cover subjects such as The New Town, Parliament Close, Winter and New Year (from which the extract above is taken) and the Pentland Hills. In this last, after considering the view over the city from Caerketton, at the north end of the Pentlands, he concludes:
For every place is a centre to the earth, whence highways radiate or ships set sail for foreign ports; the limit of a parish is not more imaginary than the frontier of an empire; and as a man sitting at home in his cabinet and swiftly writing books, so a city sends abroad an influence and a portrait of herself. There is no Edinburgh emigrant, far or near, from China to Peru, but he carries some lovely pictures of the mind, some sunset behind the Castle cliffs, some snow scene, some maze of city lamps, indelible in the memory and delightful to study in the intervals of toil.
RLS certainly carried pictures in his mind, wherever he travelled. Even when ostensibly writing about other places Edinburgh informed and coloured his work. Strange Case of Dr Jekyll & Mr Hyde (1886) is set in London, but many critics have pointed out that the dualism which lies at the heart of the story owes more to Edinburgh than to London. Edinburgh, after all was the city of Deacon Brodie, prosperous tradesman by day, thief by night, and, significantly, the maker of a cabinet that formed part of the furnishings of the nursery at Heriot Row. The tale of Deacon Brodie furnished RLS with material for play on which he collaborated with his friend W E Henley. The dualism of Edinburgh had of course also been exemplified by Stevenson as a student - still living with his parents in the respectable God-fearing family home in Heriot Row, but wandering the howffs of Lothian Road and consorting with prostitutes and the underclass of the city.
More directly he drew on the landscape of his youth for the settings for short stories and novels. The great short story 'The Body-Snatcher' is set in and around Glencorse Church - a very few miles along the Pentlands from Swanston; while his novel St Ives (started in 1893 while living in Samoa) has the prisoner of war hero escaping from Edinburgh Castle, finding adventure in the city streets, just as RLS had as a student and making his way to freedom along the Pentlands.
Stevenson's unfinished masterpiece Weir of Hermiston - on which he was working on the day of his death in 1894 - is equally deeply rooted in Edinburgh and the surrounding countryside. Young Archie Weir, the son of the Lord Justice Clerk, is a young and sensitive man at odds with his over-bearing father (an interesting parallel with RLS's own relationship with Thomas Stevenson) and who, after a scandal, is removed from his studies at Edinburgh University and sent to the country to manage the family estate.
Stevenson's literary response to the landscape of his youth continued to find moving expression in his work throughout his all too short life, perhaps most clearly in a poem such as this - dedicated to the Scottish novelist S R Crockett, and written in August 1893 from Samoa:
Blows the wind to-day, and the sun and the rain are flying,
Blows the wind on the moors to-day and now,
Where about the graves of the martyrs the whaups are crying,
My heart remembers how!
Grey recumbent tombs of the dead in the desert places,
Standing-stones on the vacant wine-red moor,
Hills of sheep, and the homes of the silent vanquished races,
And winds, austere and pure.
Be it granted me to behold you again in dying,
Hills of home! and to hear again the call;
Hear about the graves of the martyrs the peewees crying,
And hear no more at all.
A few months earlier he had written to Crockett:
I shall never take that walk by the Fisher's Tryst and Glencorse; I shall never see Auld Reekie, I shall newer set my foot again upon the heather. Here I am until I die, and here will I be buried.
His prediction was accurate, Stevenson died at Vailima, his house in Samoa, on 3rd December 1894. The inscription on his tomb consisted of lines from his poem Requiem written in the South of France in 1884:
Here he lies where he longed to be,
Home is the sailor, home from sea,
And the hunter home from the hill.
The fact that it was a hill in far-off Samoa where he was to find his last resting place rather than the familiar 'hills of home' does not diminish the intimate relationship between Stevenson and Edinburgh. His health, Edinburgh's climate and his inability to accept his father's religious, social and moral views all meant that he spent most of his adult life away from the city but the closest of ties always bound him to the city of his birth and the scenes of his childhood and youth. One of his last poems, Auld Reekie, sums up his relationship with his home:
When chitterin' cauld the day sall daw,
Loud may your bonny bugles blaw
And loud your drums may beat.
Hie owre the land at evenfa'
Your lamps may glitter raw by raw,
Along the gowsty street.
I gang nae mair where ance I gaed,
By Brunston, Fairmileheid, or Braid;
But far frae Kirk and Tron.
O still ayont the muckle sea,
Still are ye dear, and dear to me,
Auld Reekie, still and on!
Brian D Osborne
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MINNEAPOLIS -- Members of the University of Minnesota women's gymnastics team spent a couple hours on Saturday afternoon working with the talented athletes who take part in Special Olympics of Minnesota during a clinic at the Gophers' practice facility in Peik Gym.
Minnesota women's gymnastics head coach Meg Stephenson and her team have a long history of working with the Special Olympics of Minnesota, as today's event marked the 15th consecutive year the two teams have worked together. The clinic attracted about 30 athletes and their coaches.
The Gophers welcomed those in attendance and spoke about their experiences in gymnastics, then went through a warmup session before working with the Special Olympians on their events and answering more questions. The clinic was broken into six stations -- vault, tumbling, dance, beam, bars, and trampoline.
Assistant coach Louie Johnson once again worked with Special Olympics of Minnesota to organize today's clinic. Select Special Olympians will take part in an exhibition following the Gophers' Best of Minnesota meet on Feb. 16.
"Louie did a great job organizing this community service event for our team," Stephenson said. "Our Gopher women did an amazing job providing a great experience for these talented Special Olympians."
Minnesota opens its season with its annual Intrasquad Meet on Saturday, Jan. 5, at 6:00 p.m. (CT) in the Sports Pavilion. For ticket information for any of the Gophers' 2013 home meets, visit www.mygophersports.com.
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Critically praised for its phone, Jolla is now developing a tablet.
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Thu, 18 Dec 2014
Every once in a while a customer or a vendor discovers a gap in the current offerings and fills it with something we haven't seen before.
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Thu, 18 Dec 2014
According to a Malwarebytes release, 72 percent of IT decision makers said that exploitable browser vulnerabilities are a serious security issue.
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Thu, 18 Dec 2014
The common caveat with open data is that it's an unholy mess requiring time and money to clean up, but that is not true of all types of open data.
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Thu, 18 Dec 2014
Content Security Policy comes to Gmail as Google search considers flagging non SSL secured web sites.
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Thu, 18 Dec 2014
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Thu, 18 Dec 2014
The Internet is a bastion of convenience, but it demands more effort from retailers who want to give customers a profound and memorable experience.
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Thu, 18 Dec 2014
Companies that prioritize mobile initiatives are better positioned to deliver a more personalized consumer experience, while gaining information about customers.
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Wed, 17 Dec 2014
Tech companies and designers agree that the wearables of tomorrow will likely be fashion that incorporates technology instead of the other way around.
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Wed, 17 Dec 2014
Salesforce.com unfurled Salesforce Files Connect, which makes files accessible to users regardless of where they are stored.
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Wed, 17 Dec 2014
This leading research university turns to a mobile app strategy as part of a focus on digital information delivery and a more cost-effective IT infrastructure.
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Wed, 17 Dec 2014
SRA International Founder and Chairman Ernst Volgenau built a successful company of high achievers around the motto of 'Honesty and Service.'
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Wed, 17 Dec 2014
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Wed, 17 Dec 2014
Getting applicants interested is only half the battle. The next step is getting them to apply, and that comes down to the application experience.
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Wed, 17 Dec 2014
Nearly 90 percent of IT security professionals, across numerous industries, are "concerned" or "highly concerned" about a data breach occurrence in 2015.
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Wed, 17 Dec 2014
As the COO for UK General Insurance and Shared Services, Barry Perkins handles all the big decisions on run costs, strategic initiatives and technology.
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Wed, 17 Dec 2014
Confusion, competition and disagreement remains about the technical details of SDN and NFV, but they're still next year's big story.
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Wed, 17 Dec 2014
Rainstor software will be integrated into Teradata Unified Data Architecture to allow organizations to query archived data after it's been compressed.
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Wed, 17 Dec 2014
During this time of year, people make more online transactions than usual, so it's essential to be extra careful when sending personal information.
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Wed, 17 Dec 2014
Major IT outages are coming at such a regular clip these days that few people need to be convinced of the need for robust B&R.
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Big Data is moving beyond mere Hadoop deployment, and these companies are showing some innovation.
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Moving to software-defined storage has given Budd Van Lines high availability, integration with its virtualized environment and the ability to scale as needed.
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The health care and diagnostics firm puts managed and cloud services at the center of its business, letting it focus on operational efficiencies and excellence.
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While a handful of Android apps are clearly on the must have list, there are others not so famous that are also worth downloading.
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Tue, 16 Dec 2014
A strong iPhone 6 launch, demand from emerging markets and low-cost Android models from China helped drives sales of smartphones skyward during the third quarter.
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Tue, 16 Dec 2014
We're losing distros, and, as with the bees, no one knows why.
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Tue, 16 Dec 2014
To contain data center costs and respond to concerns about environmental impact, IT organizations are carefully considering renewable energy, energy supply chain
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Tue, 16 Dec 2014
Many organizations consistently opt for network performance over security. Some think that enabling security protections adversely affects network performance.
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Mon, 15 Dec 2014
Mobile technology introduces new opportunities and challenges. CIOs must walk a fine line between enterprise requirements and the needs and desires of users.
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Mon, 15 Dec 2014
The vast majority of global organizations are adopting multi-cloud business models, and many of these companies will operate the clouds in more than one country.
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Mon, 15 Dec 2014
Cyber-attacks will continue to grow as criminals mimic authentic identities, and these attacks will be particularly menacing during this holiday shopping season.
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Mon, 15 Dec 2014
Are Linux users more threatened by malware or phishing schemes? The difference isn't even close.
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Mon, 15 Dec 2014
An integrated asset management and IT service management solution has eliminated many inefficiencies at the Pittsfield Public School District's IT organization.
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Fri, 12 Dec 2014
A recent survey reveals that employees are increasingly willing to make major sacrifices in order to thrive in a fast-changing, device-centric work environment.
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Fri, 12 Dec 2014
From banishing passwords, to making tech devices that work, to getting value from social media, this holiday wish list covers tech problems that plague everyone.
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Fri, 12 Dec 2014
The ongoing collision between the business and consumer worlds—partly spurred by BYOD—will translate into radically different IT systems and infrastructure.
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Fri, 12 Dec 2014
Read about these 12 software-coding errors and the disasters they caused for the organizations involved, along with lessons to help you avoid the same mistakes.
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Fri, 12 Dec 2014
Remember Einstein's famous quote about doing the same thing again and again?
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Thu, 11 Dec 2014
IT employees value job stability and work-life balance, but they also relish challenges presented by disruptive tech and benefit from their value in the company.
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Thu, 11 Dec 2014
CIOs must come up with policies and guidelines on the personal use of company computers and implement tech solutions that limit access to questionable Websites.
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Thu, 11 Dec 2014
Half of all mobile app development projects run into trouble due to user interface issues.
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Wed, 10 Dec 2014
When SMBs are plagued by system disasters, mid-level IT staff members often shoulder the blame, but they can turn to cloud-based Recovery as a Service for help.
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Wed, 10 Dec 2014
Organizations that outsource more services will generally have a tougher time adopting public cloud services than companies that outsource fewer services.
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Wed, 10 Dec 2014
Companies struggle to manage mobile devices, develop effective policies and create a secure environment that works for both the business and the employees.
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Wed, 10 Dec 2014
The broadcasting giant turns to social business and gamification to spur employee development and make everyone equal in terms of ideas to improve processes.
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Tue, 09 Dec 2014
Security, Windows 10, BYOD, thin clients and disintermediation could be big issues next year.
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Tue, 09 Dec 2014
Next year is shaping up to be a tipping point for the wearable device market, according to a new forecast from Forrester.
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Tue, 09 Dec 2014
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Tue, 09 Dec 2014
Platform-as-a-Service platform now has an open governance and development model to push it forward.
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Tue, 09 Dec 2014
While mobility plays an important and critical role in the enterprise, the process to build and deploy mobile apps is often inefficient, redundant and costly.
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Tue, 09 Dec 2014
Swiss RE, a global reinsurance giant, turns to sophisticated mainframe analytics software to manage computing resources more efficiently and cost-effectively.
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Tue, 09 Dec 2014
To provide insight about the good and bad aspects of office holiday parties, we're providing guidelines on behavior to avoid to protect your professional image.
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The global airline turns to e-signatures and e-contracts to take business processes to new heights, and plans to integrate the tools into other applications.
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Linux mobile-desktop convergence remains elusive, and may actually not be the best goal.
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Cloud and storage professionals are building hybrid clouds to leverage its advantages without having to discard current computing and storage infrastructures.
- How to 'Fail Better' on IT Projects
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When a company's data systems use different formats, challenges result. Investing in data interoperability can be well worth the expense.
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Thu, 04 Dec 2014
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The company releases new analytics and self-service capabilities to help customers optimize their Websites and Web-based apps.
- Business Intelligence Software: Where It's Headed
Mon, 01 Dec 2014
Business intelligence software may be overshadowed by Big Data, but BI remains as relevant as ever.
- HP Racing Toward Company Split
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Tue, 25 Nov 2014
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Cruise Your Illusion, the new album from stoned punkers Milk Music, marks the moment where the band leaps completely out of the wilds of the Pacific Northwest DIY scene into the larger world, the one where they start using labels and publicists and other such bourgie tools. The band recorded the album live to four-inch tape, and it's still got plenty of their sneery murk working for it, but it's also got more than its share of draggy classic-rock melodies and honest-to-god triumphant guitar solos. We've posted the early songs "I've Got A Wild Feeling" and "Cruising With God," and now the whole album is streaming over at Pitchfork.
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After playing most of the 1938-39 season with the Providence Reds of the IAHL, DeMarco received the call-up to the Chicago Blackhawks where he played two games.
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i dont know what is spell vamp. :/
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spell vamp means that your spells will return a % of the damage dealt as hp to you.
single target spells will benefit from the full spell vamp. the aoe spells only 1/3.
Hmm and supporters healing spells or mana spells?
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Only damaging spells will proc spell vamp.
Thank you all
it's like lifesteal..only for spells. so if doesn't do damage it won't proc.
also smite procs spell vamp.
i think it works on ignite too but third of your spell vamp only
you could check this for more information.
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