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Now that Friday Markets are over, it truly feels like the holiday season is upon us. With concerts and charity benefits to attend and presents to buy, it's sure to be a jolly time. Occidental is jumping full swing into the festivities-- and you probably don't want to miss any of it.
I've been wanting to interview Brock Dolman, our local permaculture god, for years. But he's always gallivanting around the world, leading trainings and speaking at conferences.
Brock's been doing that a long time actually. In 1987, he was in Nicaragua near the Honduran border, on a construction brigade helping to build houses and a school for the Sandinistas in the thick of the US-sponsored Contra War. Later during that journey through Central and South America, Brock met the woman (Carol Nieukirk) he was to be married to for 20 years. Several years later, Brock and Carol were invited to help purchase a parcel of land in Occidental, now famously known as the Occidental Arts and Ecology Center.
The Salmon Creek Middle School Drama Program presents Peter Pan. Performances are Friday and Saturday nights, February 28, March 1, March 7, and March 8, at 7p.m. Please join them and help support one of the West County's finest dramatic arts programs. Salmon Creek Middle School is located at 1935 Bohemian Hwy, Occidental 95465. Call 707.874.1205, x0 during school hours for more information.
Acclaimed Gypsy Jazz guitarist/composer Stephane Wrembel offers Guitar Workshop and Concert at O.C.A on Sunday, October 27.
Call it "Guitar Serendipity" or just coincidence, anyone who loves to play or hear the versatile instrument must make their way to Occidental Center for the Arts, the acoustically pleasing "home for all the arts"at Bohemian Highway and Graton Rd. to hear an outstanding variety of world- class guitar performances in October.
The First Valley Ford Antique Fair will be October 11, 12, 13, 14 at 14435, from 10a.m. to 4p.m. at 14380 and 14435 Hwy 1 in Valley Ford, and will feature American, European, and Asian antiques and curios. At the same time, Rocker Oysterfeller's & The Valley Ford Hotel will celebrate Oktoberfest, transforming into a German biergarden for the entire weekend, offering a full German menu with German beer and Bavarian music. The postcard I received for this event had a really cool grouping of items, so check it out!


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JOHANNESBURG (which, thankfully, is pretty far from Paraguay) -- So, my open letter to Paraguayans after their 1-0 loss against Spain the other night has generated a vitriolic response. You'd think I'd taken a shot at figure skating. Now that the story -- which poked a little gentle fun at the Paraguayans for their tendency to play really boring soccer -- has received more than 300 comments, I've decided it's time to respond to some of my ... fans?
But first, an e-mail from my dad:
"You know how much I love you? Enough to say that maybe now is the time for a mea culpa on the Paraguayan piece, even if it was tongue-in-cheek. What do you think?"
For those of you who don't know, "mea culpa" is Latin for "my bad." Now, part of me does want to apologize for the story, because I've never received that much hate mail over anything I've ever written, including the last time I made fun of Paraguay. But it was tongue-in-cheek, pretty obviously so. And Paraguayan soccer really is boring. Sorry, Dad, but I just can't back down on that. I love you, too. And try not to worry. The hate hasn't been that strong.
"Please go die."--fatTERP
See, Dad. He said "please."
"You have as much knowledge of Paraguay as any self-respecting 3-year-old!!! Here you go, have a cookie!"--dft_197
Wikipedia said nothing about Paraguay having cookies. That is awesome.
"This is the worst article I have read in a long time. This guy has very little football knowledge and does not understand or appreciate the strategies that small teams require to make it far in the World Cup."--jimmyhenns
OK, let's stop here for a moment. Covering the World Cup, I've been repeatedly slammed for my lack of soccer knowledge -- that if I can't see the beauty in a scoreless draw, then I just don't understand the game ... a game, incidentally, that I've played since I was 4 years old. As the proud son of a Welsh dad and an English mom, I grew up with soccer. It was our game. It still is. I still play, and it's by far my favorite sport.
But that doesn't mean I love boring soccer, and I don't believe that even insufferable soccer snobs do. Here is the stone-cold truth about Paraguay. In my original story, I said that I'd watched them for a combined 210 minutes and seen only one goal. I was actually being kind. In Paraguay's second group stage game, a very good 2-0 win over the Slovakians, Cristian Riveros scored in the 86th minute. Then Paraguay drew 0-0 with New Zealand. Then came another scoreless draw against Japan, which Paraguay won in a shootout. Then Paraguay finally lost 1-0 to Spain, failing to score even on a penalty shot. That means Paraguay went 304 minutes, plus stoppage time, without scoring and yet came within a whisker of the World Cup semifinals. That would have been bad for soccer, and anybody who says otherwise is a liar, a sadist, or a Paraguayan."It's articles like this that lead people to think of Americans as smug and ignorant."--teemonee11
|There's no truth to the rumor that these guys are playing full-out.
As a Canadian, I'm glad to have furthered the stereotype that Americans are smug and ignorant, which of course they are.
"Just in case you ever decide to come to Paraguay, please use another name and change your face because at this time you are the most hated man in Paraguay."--eyebran
I'm actually going to add this to my bio: "Chris Jones is a writer-at-large for Esquire, a contributing editor at ESPN The Magazine and the most hated man in Paraguay."
"I hope that you get mad cow disease from our beef, or at least severe indigestion!!!"--viutors8
That doesn't seem like a very good advertisement for Paraguayan beef, which I've been told is pretty fantastic. I'm disappointed to learn otherwise.
"I believe there might be a great number of soccer fans out there that won't share your impression on the team, but your efforts will nevertheless be an important contribution to let the world know a little bit more about our beautiful country."--Ramon Anibal Iriarte Casco
Ramon, my friend, I appreciate that you signed your real name (and, coming from a guy named Chris Jones, might I say what a beautiful name it is). I also appreciate that you later wrote that you weren't being sarcastic, which I believe. I really did think that the story might be a way to let people know something about Paraguay, a country about which, I'm ashamed to admit, I knew very little. Now I've learned quite a lot. I've learned that Paraguayans love their country, are passionate about soccer (futbol) and have fierce and generous hearts. When I come to Paraguay, Ramon -- with a changed name and face -- I will find you, and we will eat steak and drink beer and have a good laugh together, I'm sure of it.
"You, Chris Jones, as an American, how proud are you of your team?"--Paraguay100
As a Canadian impersonating an American, I'm not proud of my team at all. Canada's soccer team is a national embarrassment. We've qualified for one World Cup, in 1986, when we scored exactly zero goals. We have five times as many people as Paraguay, far greater financial resources and a much easier World Cup qualification path. And yet Paraguay was in the quarterfinals and we aren't even here. Let me quote from my original story: "It's a remarkable accomplishment." It truly is, and I'm envious of it. But if Canada played the same way, I'd make fun of the Canadian team, too -- because if you can't laugh at yourself, who can you laugh at? I just hope one day I get that chance.
"Free time: read own articles and feel very proud of how funny, smart, and interesting he is, and how much attention he has sparkled (which he much needs to fill the void left by his high school experiences, when he was bullied for being overweight). Soon after that, falls into a deep depression and pops in some Zoloft."--mariana32004
Only my wife knows me this well. Thanks, "Mariana." And no, I will not be bringing milk home tonight.
"If given the chance, trust me, we'd be more than happy not only to drown you but also fry you in edible oils."--chris los un gringo (expletive deleted)
I sound delicious! Also, I like that your name is Chris, too -- what a coincidence!
"I feel a lot of anger and want to open your head and smash your brain with a hummer [sic] PATIENCE, yes we have a lot of that."--GLORYTOPY
I've also learned that Paraguayans have split personalities.
"Having lived in Paraguay for 5 years, I would suggest that you take a trip there so that you may at least gain some knowledge of your subject. I would further suggest that you would find the Paraguayan people a lot more warm, kind and forgiving in nature than you have demonstrated yourself in the article."--losguaranis
I don't doubt that the Paraguayans are a lovely people -- apart from the occasional one who wants to open my head and smash my brain -- and I sincerely hope that I get the chance to visit one day. I've made my pledge to my friend Ramon, and I want very much to keep it. And if any other Paraguayan wishes to join us for dinner and teach me more about Paraguay -- Larissa Riquelme, I'm looking at you, a lot -- I'd be only too willing to listen. (You can also use the comments section to tell us more about yourselves, other than your hatred for me.) Although I know I've made a terrible first impression, I like to think that I'm not a bad guy, and that maybe this dialogue we've begun could lead to a greater understanding between our two nations, united by the belief that Americans are smug and ignorant.
"Canada is a land of wood and inedible oil products. A country where we recognize heart and root for the underdog."--CanadalovesParaguay
I couldn't have said it better myself. Canada loves wood, oil products -- both edible and inedible -- and most of all, Paraguay. I do, too. Just make me one promise, my dear Paraguayans. At the next World Cup, for which you will no doubt qualify, please at least try to score a few more goals, and in exchange, I'll write love letter after love letter to your beloved country. Until then, let me just say that I recognize your heart. I share your underdog spirit. And as I wrote in my original story, I wish you nothing but peace and prosperity.Until we meet, and with more love and sincerity than ever before,
Chris Jones is a contributing editor to ESPN The Magazine and a writer-at-large for Esquire.


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Mannatech Announces Grand Opening Of Training Center In Canada
Mannatech, Incorporated (NASDAQ: MTEX), the leading innovator and provider of naturally sourced supplements based on Real Food Technology® solutions, proudly announced today the opening of a new Associate training center in Vancouver, Canada.
The need for the training center is in response to the growth of new Mannatech Associate leaders and the Chinese-speaking market in the Vancouver area. The new office provides work space for Canadian employees as well as meeting spaces for local independent sales Associates and will support growth opportunities among the diverse population of the greater Vancouver area. Al Bala, Executive Vice President, Sales & Marketing at Mannatech, Incorporated, commented, "We're excited about the rapid growth we're seeing in Vancouver, and we are fully committed to supporting this market. This new training center is a symbol of that commitment, and what we hope will be a stepping stone to even higher levels of success."
The state-of-the-art facility features a large meeting room that can seat 100 people, a smaller room for one-on-one meetings and a board room for small group/leader meetings.
A Grand Opening event to celebrate the addition of this new location will be held on November 9, 2012, at 7 p.m. Ron Norman, Senior Vice President, International and Angela Manuel, Director of Business Development for Mannatech Canada will be in attendance.For more information about Mannatech, its markets and services, visit Mannatech.com. Mannatech has been in business in Canada since 1995. About Mannatech Mannatech, Incorporated, develops high-quality health, weight and fitness, and skin care products that are based on the solid foundation of nutritional science and development standards. Mannatech is dedicated to its platform of Social Entrepreneurship based on the foundation of promoting, aiding and optimizing nutrition where it is needed most around the world. Mannatech's proprietary products are available through independent sales Associates around the globe including the United States, Canada, South Africa, Australia, New Zealand, Austria, Denmark, Germany, Norway, Sweden, the Netherlands, the United Kingdom, Japan, Taiwan, Singapore, Estonia, Finland, the Republic of Ireland, Czech Republic, the Republic of Korea, Mexico and Namibia. For more information, visit Mannatech.com.
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Eight months ago, we sarcastically predicted that the Walmart mini-store format, Walmart Express, would catch on and cause ever-tinier Walmarts to branch out and take over global commerce, splintering like enchanted brooms out of Mickey Mouse's control. That hasn't happened yet, but reader Ashi spotted something weird in San Diego. It's a Walmart that isn't a Walmart: a Walmart.com storefront where customers can go and…order things from Walmart online. [More]
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Like the tiny brooms in "The Sorcerer's Apprentice," mini Walmarts are marching rhythmically into communities in Arkansas. After the opening of the world's smallest Walmart on the University of Arkansas campus, BusinessWeek reports that the megaretailer plans to begin construction next week on three new Walmart Express stores. [More]


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A new Saginaw, Mich., church targeting the under 40 demographic will be hosting a massive drop of 50,000 plastic Easter Eggs filled with candy and miniature toys on Saturday.
Founding Pastor of Life Church Michigan Jonathan Herron told The Christian Post the drop will be hosted on the campus of the Saginaw Valley State University where his new church has been meeting for services since March 17.
"Things are going fantastic. The whole idea was we are a new church and we love children, we love families, so we are throwing a free party because Jesus loved to connect with people at parties," said Herron. more >>
Christians will celebrate Easter this Sunday to observe when Jesus Christ resurrected from the dead. Yet along with the sacred observance will come a more secular American tradition wherein many children will leave out baskets with the playful expectation that the Easter Bunny will come.
According to popular lore, it is the Easter Bunny who provides goodies (usually chocolate candy or ornate eggs) to children who leave their baskets out the night before. Many candy companies have taken advantage of the popular tradition and offer Easter Bunny-themed candy for that part of the year.
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While the Easter holiday traditionally has brought the biggest boost in attendance for many U.S. churches, a new survey from LifeWay Research has found that one in five Americans are unsure if they will even find themselves in a pew this year come Resurrection Sunday – and many Christians are among that number.
Easter, which reportedly leads Christmas and Mother's Day in drawing big numbers to church, is arguably the most important Christian holiday, as it marks the resurrection of Jesus Christ three days after his death by crucifixion, as described in the New Testament of the Bible.
However, LifeWay indicated that among the sample of 1,060 adult Americans surveyed who identified themselves as Christians, only 58 percent of Protestants and 57 percent of Catholics said they planned on attending Easter services. The research group found that 45 percent of nondenominational Christians said the same. more >>
To the modern mind, the resurrection is utterly implausible.
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servings8 dozen
Ingredients2 loaves thin white bread-fresh
2 8 oz packages of cream cheese
2 egg yolks
1/2 cup sugar
2 sticks margarine
1 cup brown sugar
2-3 tsp cinnamon
PreparationTrim bread and roll thin with rolling pin. Cream together cream cheese, egg yolks, and sugar. Spread thinly on bread slices, roll up. Melt margarine. Mix brown sugar and cinnamon in separate bowl. Dip rolls first in margarine, then in sugar mixture. Place close together on cookie sheet and freeze 5 minutes, remove cut in half and bake at 350 degrees for 15-20 minutes. You can freeze and take out as needed.
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type: Bread
main ingredients: Phyllo/Puff Pastry Dough
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|Sun, 12-11-2011 - 9:55am
Anyone else super cold? My husband and kids claim I am so warm, and are loving snuggling up to me, but I myself am shivering cold! In my other pregnancies, I was boiling hot all the time. Once again, this pregnancy surprises me!
|Sun, 12-11-2011 - 12:14pm
Yes, me too! I have two socks, a shirt, jacket, pants, snuggie, and cover on, but compared to DH I am super warm, but shivering cold to myself.
|Sun, 12-11-2011 - 12:49pm
Count me in! Normally I am pretty cold, but whoa! I am freezing all the time!! And I hate it!!
|Wed, 12-14-2011 - 1:17am
Yes! I've been freezing since before I even tested positive! Typically I run hot, but having the opposite experience these days. Can't seem to warm up no matter what.
|Wed, 12-14-2011 - 3:20pm
I have the heat up, fireplace on, knit hat, socks and blankets. Still cold. Hahaha!
|Wed, 12-14-2011 - 7:04pm
I'm over from the July board...but I had this too from about 3.5 to beginning of the 7th week. It's just starting to get a little better now. My dh was looking at me like a was crazy - I'm always warmer than him. But I could not get warm! Who would have thought it was a pregnancy symptom?


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Combined Fluorescence and X-Ray Tomography for Quantitative In Vivo Detection of Fluorophore (45-52)
Initial results from a novel dual modality preclinical imager which combines non-contact fluorescence tomography (FT) and x-ray computed tomography (CT) for preclinical functional and anatomical in vivo imaging are presented. The anatomical data from CT provides a priori information to the FT reconstruction to create overlaid functional and anatomical images with accurate localization and quantification of fluorophore distribution. Phantoms with inclusions containing Indocyanine-Green (ICG), and with heterogeneous backgrounds including iodine in compartments at different concentrations for CT contrast, have been imaged with the dual modality FT/CT system. Anatomical information from attenuation maps and optical morphological information from absorption and scattering maps are used as a priori information in the FT reconstruction. Although ICG inclusions can be located without the a priori information, the recovered ICG concentration shows 75% error. When the a priori information is utilized, the ICG concentration can be recovered with only 15% error. Developing the ability to accurately quantify fluorophore concentration in anatomical regions of interest may provide a powerful tool for in vivo small animal imaging.
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SPRING PRACTICE PERIOD: Touching Earth and Sky
Instructors: Joshin Brian Byrnes, Dharma Holder * Roshi Joan Halifax * John D. Dunne, PhD
This Practice Period gives us the rare opportunity to drop into the deep questions related to time, life, death, rebirth, nonduality, and no birth no death.
Practice Period (Ango or "peaceful dwelling") is a traditional intensive training period common to many schools of Buddhism. Ango traces its history to the time of Shakyamuni Buddha and the early sangha. Each year, the community would gather together enabling everyone to deepen their practice and polish their understanding through the indispensable teachings of the Buddha, Dharma, and Sangha. During a Practice Period, Upaya residents intensify their daily practice by sitting Zazen more frequently, studying in classes, training in the temple, having private interviews with the teachers, engaging in council practice and weekly Zazenkais, and sitting a Sesshin (6 Full Days of intensive meditation retreat) at the end of Practice Period. Guests will participate daily in Samu (work practice), physical practice (yoga or walking outdoors) and periods of rest. Mondays will be a rest day from 11 am to 5:30 pm. During the practice period, all practitioners will remain on campus. On rest days guests and residents will be offered a bag lunch. This practice period gives one an opportunity to experience space and silence. On Wednesday, 4/1, there will be our weekly/open to the public Dharma Talk at 5:30pm, followed by dinner at 6:30p and an orientation to the Practice Period. On Thursday and Friday, guests will follow the resident schedule.
When you register for this Spring Practice Period, you will be participating in these following retreats:
4/3 - 4/5: No Birth No Death with Roshi Joan Halifax and Joshin Brian Byrnes
Click here to complete the on-line Sesshin questionnaire. Additionally, click here for a downloadable PDF of Guidelines of Conduct for a Practice Period/Sesshin. At the end of the Sesshin questionnaire, you will be asked to affirm that you have read the Guidelines. Thank you.
Registration for this event includes free dormitory lodging for all 18 nights. After registration, you'll have the option of upgrading your lodging at a discounted rate if you prefer.
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Joshin Brian Byrnes, Dharma Holder
Joshin Brian Byrnes, is a Dharma Holder and student of Roshi Joan Halifax, having received Hoshi from her in 2014. He is a Zen priest and currently serves as Upaya's President and point person for the Upaya's residency program. He is also the director of Upaya's Chaplaincy program and is a core faculty member with a focus on systems theory. Joshin has a long background working in social service nonprofits and community philanthropy. He worked in the AIDS epidemic throughout the 1990s and since 2003 has led a variety of community foundations focused on social change and community leadership. His academic background includes undergraduate and graduate work in philosophy at St. Meinrad College and Archabbey, theology at the Aquinas Institute at St. Louis University while he was a member of the Dominican Order, and then early music performance at New England Conservatory of Music, and doctoral work in medieval musicology at New York University. He is ever interested in finding ways of life that are both deeply contemplative and fully engaged with the world.
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Abbot Roshi Joan Halifax
Joan Halifax Roshi is a Buddhist teacher, Zen priest, anthropologist, and author. She is Founder, Abbot, and Head Teacher of Upaya Zen Center, a Buddhist monastery in Santa Fe, New Mexico. She received her Ph.D in medical anthropology in 1973. She has lectured on the subject of death and dying at many academic institutions, including Harvard Divinity School and Harvard Medical School, Georgetown Medical School, University of Virginia Medical School, Duke University Medical School, University of Connecticut Medical School, among many others. She received a National Science Foundation Fellowship in Visual Anthropology, and was an Honorary Research Fellow in Medical Ethnobotany at Harvard University. From 1972-1975, she worked with psychiatrist Stanislav Grof at the Maryland Psychiatric Research Center on pioneering work with dying cancer patients, using LSD as an adjunct to psychotherapy. After the LSD project, she has continued to work with dying people and their families and to teach health care professionals as well as lay individuals on compassionate care of the dying. She is Director of the Project on Being with Dying and Founder and Director of the Upaya Prison Project that develops programs on meditation for prisoners. For the past twenty-five years, she has been active in environmental work. She studied for a decade with Zen Teacher Seung Sahn and was a teacher in the Kwan Um Zen School. She received the Lamp Transmission from Thich Nhat Hanh, and was given Inka by Roshi Bernie Glassman. A Founding Teacher of the Zen Peacemaker Order, her work and practice for more than three decades has focused on applied Buddhism. Her books include: The Human Encounter with Death (with Stanislav Grof); Shamanic Voices; Shaman: The Wounded Healer; The Fruitful Darkness; Simplicity in the Complex: A Buddhist Life in America; Being with Dying; and Wisdom Beyond Wisdom (with Kazuaki Tanashashi).
John D. Dunne, PhD
Dr. Dunne is an associate professor in the Department of Religion at Emory University, where he is Co-Director of the Encyclopedia of Contemplative Practices and the Emory Collaborative for Contemplative Studies. He was educated at the Amherst College and Harvard University, where he received his Ph.D. from the Committee on the Study of Religion in 1999. Before joining Emory's faculty in 2005, he taught at the University of Wisconsin-Madison and held a research position at the University of Lausanne, Switzerland. Support from the American Institute of Indian Studies sustained two years of his doctoral research at the Central Institute for Higher Tibetan Studies in Sarnath, India. His work focuses on various aspects of Buddhist philosophy and contemplative practice. In Foundations of Dharmakirti's Philosophy (2004), he examines the most prominent Buddhist theories of perception, language, inference and justification. His current research includes an inquiry into the notion of "mindfulness" in both classical Buddhist and contemporary contexts, and he is also engaged in a study of Candrakirti's "Prasannapada", a major Buddhist philosophical work on the metaphysics of "emptiness" and "selflessness." His recently published work includes an essay on neuroscience and meditation co-authored with Richard J. Davidson and Antoine Lutz. He frequently serves as a translator for Tibetan scholars, and as a consultant, he appears on the roster of several ongoing scientific studies of Buddhist contemplative practices.
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Inside Marfa, Texas: The weird town that's home to a growing SXSW community
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Former Off-Ramp intern James Kim in front of the oldest operation McDonalds in his hometown of Downey, California.
This week, Austin, Texas has been overrun by musicians, startup founders and movie people trying to get their movies made.
They've come from all over the U.S. to attend South by Southwest. But Austin isn't the only weird place in Texas. Marfa, population 2000 is a small city in West Texas. Just this week, the music website Pitchfork did a profile of the city.
More and more bands and record labels take pit stops in Marfa on their way to South By South West. Actress Kristen Stewart is writing poems about Marfa in Marie Claire. Their beloved art-installation disguised as Prada store has been vandalized again.
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Pope Francis, in his first scheduled public appearance, kept up the spontaneity and down-to-earth humor for which he has already become known within days of taking office, delighting a plaza packed with pilgrims who came Sunday to hear his first Angelus blessing.
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- Release Date: Oct 24, 2002
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House Of The Dead 2: Unlimited continues in original mode
You have to finish training mode and boss mode with five red stars in each section. Finally, get at least two stars in the fight all section. A continue infinity item will appear in the trunk in original mode. Note: In the Japanese version of the game, successfully complete the game in training and boss modes.
Go to the fifth chapter in original mode to the section with the second battle the Boss that has the heart that opens and closes. Immediately following that segment, you will drive up to two vans with four zombies. Shoot the back door of the van on the left, then kill the zombies. Then the van on the right will open. Kill those zombies. When you turn back towards the van on the left again, shoot the coin with the infinity symbol to get unlimited continues. The coin will only appear if you have over 100,000 points. Using a double score bonus while playing is recommended.
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FSN - The Arizona Wildcats are ranked as the preseason No. 1 team in the country by The Sporting News college basketball yearbook.
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The Wildcats are coming off a 33-5 season in which they lost to Wisconsin in the West regional final. Arizona's five losses came by a total of 17 points.
Arizona returns three starters -- senior point guard T.J. McConnell, junior forward Brandon Ashley (coming back from a midseason foot injury) and junior center Kaleb Tarczewski. Hollis-Jefferson essentially played starter's minutes as a super sub, and guard Gabe York was a starter down the stretch.
Coach Sean Miller added another top five recruiting class to that strong core, including guard Stanley Johnson, a likely one-and-done player already projected as a high pick in the 2015 NBA Draft.
Hollis-Jefferson said this summer that the Wildcats "have the best starting five in the country."
With size, experience, depth, great defense (Arizona allowed opponents to shoot only 38 percent last season) and multiple players with first-round talent, it's easy to understand projections of UA dominating the Pac-12 and being on the short list of legit national title contenders.
Arizona begins its season at home against Mount St. Mary's on Nov. 14. The first significant test will come Nov. 24, when the Wildcats take on Missouri in the first round of the championship bracket of the EA Sports Maui Invitational.
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A couple of weeks ago I picked up a free magazine in London which included an interview with the much-feted veteran film-maker Ken Loach. He was publicising his latest film.
In the course of that interview Mr Loach quoted with approval the late Tony Benn's statement to the effect that we don't need the KGB in Britain as we have the BBC. Well, as someone who has worked off and on for the Corporation for over 40 years and had my share of rows with its bosses, I find such statements ludicrous.
However it is true that the BBC has freedom under licence and that periodically Governments threaten to remove that licence if that freedom is exercised in ways of which they disapprove, particularly close to election time. Usually they are robustly repulsed. And there are, inevitably, unconscious biases in its programmes and news coverage which need to be exposed and debated.
The best way of doing that is of course by being open and accountable, explaining and defending difficult decisions as well as admitting mistakes when they are made. Feedback is supposed to assist in that process.
However sometimes I get very frustrated when the Corporation clams up and gives conspiracy theorists like Ken Loach more ammunition. For example this week some listeners smelt a rat when what was claimed to be a 50,000-strong demonstration against the Coalition's cuts, which started just outside the BBC's news centre, was not reported on network radio.
Obviously we asked for an interview with an executive to explain the decision but were told that BBC News "could not facilitate" such an interview. We received a short statement instead. So, no opportunity for me, and more importantly for the licence fee payers, to question decisions made by people whose salaries they pay.
Over the years I have been presenting Feedback, have the Corporation's decision-makers become more ready to face their audiences? I don't think so. It all depends on the individuals involved. We have some strong supporters, and people like the Controller of Radio 2, Bob Shennan, and the Director of Editorial Standards, David Jordan, are always willing to come on and be challenged. They are in danger of being the exceptions.
Anyway we will keep on telling you when people refuse to appear as well as being delighted when they do. However, a diktat from the Director General that in principle every one of his decision-makers should be expected to appear on Feedback would be very, very, welcome.
Meanwhile here is the inevitably rather limited feature about the story on this week's programme, together with what I think was a really interesting discussion on when and in what circumstances the use of the "n" word in full is acceptable on air.
And if you listen to the complete programme you can hear the author of a report for the BBC's Trust on the quality and impartiality of the BBC's coverage of rural England tell me that she is disappointed by the BBC Executive's response. So some elements of accountability and openness are working well.
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The BBC has a 'licence to broadcast' within parameters explicit and implicit and subject to revision by successive party-governments, meeting old ideals and new circumstances supposedly to serve 'the pubic interest', inevitably though - in the absence both of real democracy and of its advocacy - to attract suspicion of fear and greed as dictating personal career or party-service with results not so far from the degree of KGB 'achievement' in stabilising, anaesthetising or enslaving superficially a well-satisfied audience and electorate.
The BBC's licence is thus NOT a licence to be 'free within the law', but to act within its Charter & Agreement, then its editorial guidelines and courage, prudent or foolhardy, in march to the High Ground, subject 'unto the last' to ever greater so-called 'commercial' attack, the anti-social in pretended radical impatience or frank assertion of 'entitlement' to prey.
To expect individual freedom without security, necessarily in equal partnership, and to see the mantra of 'accountability and openness' as necessarily sufficient for influence over established power, such would indeed be 'frankly ludicrous'. The 'conspiracy' of relevance is open, for those with time and eyes to register our democratic deficit, the sole concern of Tony Benn even in hyperbole.
It does seem strange that a demonstration in London numbering an estimated 50,000 people was not reported on network radio. Although this demonstration included known anarchists and communists I think it should have received a word or two of mention. Perhaps if there had been an outbreak of thuggery, or had water canon been available for use and used, it would have got a mention. Whatever, it is inexcusable that none of the high-paid executives from BBC News had to courage to appear on Feedback to justify their decision to omit coverage of the demonstration from the airwaves. Most licence-fee payers are neither anarchists nor communists, and when senior executives refuse to speak to them about important matters it reinforces the belief held by many that the BBC is not fit for purpose. If the Director General does nothing about this the situation will only get worse. He should be telling BBC News that no such thing will be allowed to happen again and should make it clear that the reactionary elements within BBC News who oppose greater transparency and accountability risk being dismissed.
This is certainly a controversial issue and it will not gone unnoticed by the Establishment that Feedback raised it.
Tony Benn's point is valid. He did not mean the BBC fulfilled the same role as the KGB. Rather, that there's no need for such thuggery, as the BBC is capable as and when required, of manipulating public opinion without it.
His main repeated point throughout his career was, that the things you really need to know are what the media, including the BBC do NOT tell you, and why they don't.
There's also the matter of manner. Of late, we've had the extraordinary and bizarre spectacle of a PM taking the meanings of everyday words, such as "good", "bad", "democracy" and so on, and standing them on their heads, yet this being reported as if entirely normal things to say.
The public foaming hysteria of late has little to do with reality. The EU has never oppressed any UK national in any material way, quite the contrary. It stems from an emotional manipulation of the public, exploiting primitive tribal and other instincts. I can only conclude it's significantly our media's show of strength in response to the threat of regulation following Leveson: "dare to touch us and here's what we can do: turn a mediocrity, even one like Farage, into a genuine threat to the whole political process, no less. Plenty more whence that came. Understand?". Although BBC journalists are not primarily for the printed press, they are still of the same feather.
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I happen to feel that the BBC is influenced by the establishment as to how it covers new stories. Over the last few years the BBC has had constant rehashing of the same EU stories. Ostensibly because there was some variation on a theme, however I have been unable to spot the differences. Usually it seems it is just another ploy to get Farage on air yet again. Apart from the in-fighting over the decades in the Tory Party, the rest of the country has, by and large, considered EU membership to be a non-story. However, a constant barrage by the media, including the BBC, has seen a rise in anti-EU sentiment. It is clear that news manipulation by the right is shaping public opinion. As to the evidence of this manipulation I will provide a link to an independent study: http://theconversation.com/hard-evidence-how-biased-is-the-bbc-17028
Our economic system is clearly broken and serves the interests of a few, but the BBC never has programs questioning the validity of the status quo. The BBC implies in its lack of investigative journalism and critique of austerity a support for the economic opinions of the right. It seems to be the case that the news slant suggests that austerity should not be questioned. And when a protest march of 50, 000, commencing from the BBC, against austerity is ignored by the BBC and the media, it isn't hard to argue, with evidence, that an establishment bias exists. And if I hear another "ordinary" member of the public interviewed again, saying we're all in this together, I think I'll pull my hair out. The economic mess left at the end of WW2 was far worse than we have now, but the economic solutions used then, including massive infrastructure building, the creation of the NHS and the Welfare state are ignored when they clearly worked. The super rich did incredibly well during the boom years from 1997 - 2007 and have continued to do so, but not once have I seen coverage of stories saying that they could wipe out the debt they created, not once. If we had an unbiased media we would see coverage of people with these opinions side by side with the coalition's austerity arguments.
I wait for the day when the BBC airs programs questioning the political/economic status quo. I think it could be quite sometime.
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Stage Professionnel & Linguistique
I am very excited to introduce to you our new program coming this July. It is called Stage Professionnel & Linguistique and it is for French students coming to the United States. Here is the link to the full website to check it out (sorry it is all in French!):
This program is actually a seminar for young professionals and students who want to know more about the United States and how things are being done here. Those attending the seminar will hear from professors on how to be a leader of a team, public speaking skills and some of the cultural differences between the United States and France.
Also, there is a language component to help them improve their business English. We do not want the French students to make any of the common mistakes French professionals make when they go over to the United States. Therefore, this will be a kind of "survival kit" for them and we hope to push them to improve their English.
The rest of the program is filled with visiting professional offices and attending events in the city so they can learn the culture of Chicago.
I am very excited to launch this new program and cannot wait to share with you the results of how the students like it and the success they have because of it.
Long Distance Partnerships
People might wonder how I am working with a group of students in Texas on promoting Seagull Institute. Especially contacting the media and gaining publicity for the organization can be difficult when you are in a long distance partnership.
The reason we make this work is because in today's society the world we live in is so virtual. People all over the world conduct meetings virtually either by conference calls or Skype (or another video program). The need to meet in person is no longer necessary in the business world. This is how successful global partnerships work all over the world.
Therefore, I found this infograph (which are becoming more popular also) on the benefits of having a virtual partnership and other information related to having a virtual partnership. I've found it successful in my work with the students in Texas and want to share with everyone that it is possible to enter into this new business world.
An Opportunity
Check out the video some of the Texas Tech students that I am working with on promoting Seagull Institute. This shows the story of how these students got the opportunity to work with me. It was produced by one of the students and I am very excited to share our story through this.
Easter - A Time of Renewal
With Easter occurring this weekend, this is a time of the year when people enjoy hunting for Easter eggs hidden by the Easter bunny and eating candy. However, the eggs and bunny are actually a historical symbol for new life and resurrection/renewal.
During this time of the year, people sometimes reevaluate their values and reflect on their current situation. This also happens to be the time when many students are getting ready to graduate in a little over a month. This time of life can be confusing to those students who are in the process of interviewing and figuring out what they want to do with their life after graduation.
These soon-to-be graduates are about to enter into a "new life" of no more tests and quizzes but instead projects and assignments from their bosses. The challenges of adjusting to this new phase of life can be difficult but now is the time to start planning for the changes that are about to happen. Most students get a little nervous during this time and may start to doubt themselves.
However, I want to stress the importance of embracing this time period of renewal and really figure out what you want to do with your life. The time after graduation is a time to really figure out what you want to do with your new life. So dive in! This weekend, while you are eating plenty of chocolate and hunting eggs, think of this time in your life as a time to renew your goals for post-graduation and then strive for them.
Seagull Institute Internships
Recently, I realized there is a real need for French students to have internship opportunities in the United States. Having an experience in the U.S. on your resume gives it a lot of value and would definitely help these French students stand out in the job application process. Also, the need to master English and understand the U.S. job market is becoming more important in the business and communication world.
Therefore, I have spent a significant amount of time creating a free internship program for French students. This is the first year we are offering the program and I am so excited to meet the students we have selected in the next coming weeks. The program offers opportunities for students to learn and experience the world of events and event management. The internships let students learn all the different aspects of how to run an event and promote it.
I interviewed the French applicants over Skype and selected the students who will be participating in the program. There are some terrific candidates who just needed the opportunity to come over here and I am so excited Seagull Institute is able to provide this program for them.
However, through developing this program, I began to realize there was a large cultural obstacle between the French students and the American job market. The way a resume, cover letter or personal statement are written and presented in the U.S. is different than how the French students are being taught in school. Also, students did not realize the competition is very high and that they would be competing against American students for these internships as well.
Therefore, I decided to step in and offer my help to the students we selected. Because of my French background, I was able to understand where the students were coming from and help them rewrite their resumes. Some students had their pictures, ages and martial statuses on their resumes. I helped them refine their applications and resumes so they were appropriate for American employers to review. Then, those top candidates I selected and helped were able to use me as a reference when they spoke to the partner companies we work with through the internship program.
When I got selected to intern at the Chicago Marathon it changed my life and so I know what a difference it will make to these students who get to come intern in the U.S. This is just another way I can give back and help students.
For more information about our internship program, please visit seagull-institute.org.
Texas Tech Partnership
A few weeks ago I partnered up with some students from Texas Tech University in Lubbock, Texas. They will work with me on developing more publicity for Seagull Institute and help get the name out into the world. I am very excited to have this new partnership because I feel both sides can grow tremendously from it.
Those students are helping me improve the public relations and media relations effort of my company, as well as updating the websites and promotional videos. They are so talented and hard working and I know they are going to do big things for Seagull Institute.
As for them, it looks very impressive that they are helping a company that is not in the same state as them. Chicago is a long way from Lubbock!
"My classmates and I are thrilled to be working with Seagull Institute," said Jennifer Powell, one of the students from Texas Tech. "Most students get internships here in Texas; so this will definitely help us stand out from others because we are working long-distance with an established company in a different part of the country."
So be on the lookout for changes with the websites and social media pages. I hope it won't be long now until other universities and colleges know of Seagull Institute!
Hi, my name is Jonathan Broutin. I am the founder of Seagull Institute, an organization aiming to help international students achieve their goals through Professional Seminars in Business, Management, Marketing Communications or Sports Management.
This blog is dedicated to sharing what new and exciting things are happening at the Institute. As the founder, I have invested a lot into this organization and I am excited to see it continue to grow every day. I will post weekly updates on what is going on and my thoughts on the new developments and changes.
I will also post about my other passion in life - coaching others. I love helping other small businesses, giving advice on getting through that tough beginning and making them successful. Also, I enjoy talking to students, doing seminars and volunteering any chance I get.
So tune in every week to see what is going on inside and outside of Seagull Institute! Feel free to contact me if you have any questions about the Institute, personal development or anything else.


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22 Missouri Tigers (7-1)
Saturday, October 26
Faurot Field at Memorial Stadium
Attendance: 67,124
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Columbia, MO (SportsNetwork.com) - Connor Shaw threw three touchdown passes in a superb relief effort that brought South Carolina back from a 17-point deficit, and the 20th-ranked Gamecocks remained alive in the SEC title chase with a thrilling 27-24 double-overtime triumph over No. 5 Missouri.
Playing through a sprained left knee that prompted Dylan Thompson to start the game at quarterback, Shaw completed 20-of-29 throws for 201 yards upon relieving his teammate with the Gamecocks trailing 17-0 in the third quarter. The senior's second TD strike, a 2-yarder to Nick Jones with 42 seconds in regulation, forged a 17-17 tie and brought about overtime.
"I wasn't even supposed to be playing in this game," Shaw said. "They said I was supposed to be out 2-3 weeks. I am thankful to be able to play in this game."
Missouri (7-1, 3-1 SEC) was able to force a successful 40-yard field goal attempt from Elliott Fry during the second OT, then had a chance to bring on a third when Andrew Baggett lined up for a 24-yard try that struck the left upright and sent the Tigers to their first loss of the season.
"He's a competitor, it is his job, it is his responsibility," Missouri head coach Gary Pinkel said when asked how Baggett was dealing with the miss. "There are other plays; there are plays you can look back and get a first down here, a third-down completion here, that type of thing through the entire game. So it's not one guy here."
The Tigers, coming off huge divisional wins over Georgia and Florida over the past two weeks, do still remain in the driver's seat in the SEC East race, with South Carolina (6-2, 4-2) one game back in the loss column along with the Bulldogs and Gators.
Bruce Ellington came up big as well in the Gamecocks' critical victory, catching two of Shaw's touchdown deliveries and finishing with career bests of 10 receptions and 136 yards. Mike Davis, who had two costly fumbles in the first half, added 99 yards on 10 grabs out of the backfield.
Thompson went 15-of-27 for 222 yards with one interception.
Missouri freshman Maty Mauk threw for 249 yards and teamed up with L'Damian Washington for a 96-yard touchdown in his second start in place of an injured James Franklin, but hit on just 11-of-25 attempts and was intercepted once. Marcus Murphy rushed for a pair of touchdowns in the heartbreaking setback.
The Tigers appeared well on their way to a third straight convincing conference win when Baggett's 27-yard field goal pushed their lead to 17-0 with 6:46 left in the third quarter.
Shaw replaced Thompson on the ensuing drive, and the Gamecocks' stagnant offense immediately came to life.
He made good on 7-of-10 throws, including a 10-yard strike to Carlton Heard on 4th-and-4 that kept the ball in South Carolina's hands. Davis later took a screen pass 20 yards to the Missouri six on 3rd-and-19, and Ellington kept his feet in on a diving grab on the next play to get the Gamecocks on the board with 12:13 remaining.
Baggett misfired on a 46-yard kick less than three minutes later, and Shaw had five more completions in directing a 10-play, 60-yard march culminating in Fry's 20-yard field goal with 5:03 to go in the fourth quarter.
South Carolina's defense aided the comeback cause by forcing a three-and-out on the Tigers' next series, giving Shaw the ball back at his team's 38 with 3:04 left to play.
A 20-yard hookup with Ellington and three catches from Davis, the last resulting in a 15-yard gain to the Missouri 1, had the Gamecocks on the doorstep with a minute left. Two plays later, Shaw rolled out and found Jones near the sideline for the game-tying score.
The Tigers received the ball first in overtime and needed just four running plays to reach the end zone, with Murphy crossing untouched from a yard away for a 24-17 lead.
Missouri was again on the verge of victory when defensive end Michael Sam pulled Shaw down for a loss and Jones couldn't come down with a catch near the goal line to bring on fourth down from the 15. Ellington beat his man on the following play, however, and Shaw hit him in stride for a touchdown that extended the game.
The Gamecocks failed to generate a first down during the second OT, but Fry calmly knocked home a 40-yard field goal to put South Carolina ahead for the first time of the night. Murphy scampered for 17 yards on the Tigers' first snap, creating a 1st-and-goal from the eight.
Murphy was stuffed on the next play and the Gamecocks ultimately held, leaving Baggett to come on for a seemingly easy kick that he pulled badly to the left and it struck the post.
Missouri was clinging to a 7-0 lead early in the second quarter when its defense produced the turning point of the first half. Thompson completed four straight pass attempts, including a 23-yarder to Ellington that brought the Gamecocks to the Tigers' 2-yard line. Davis was then stripped by Matt Hoch, however, with Kony Ealy recovering the loose ball to stave off the scoring chance.
Three plays afterward, Mauk found Washington open on a 3rd-and-8 situation with Missouri pinned in deep, and the senior receiver shook off a tackle before outsprinting the rest of the defense for a momentum-shifting 96-yard score.
Davis also fumbled in Tigers' territory on South Carolina's previous possession, which followed a 9-play, 77-yard Missouri trek capped by Murphy's 11-yard touchdown run off left tackle that put the hosts ahead late in the opening quarter. Prior to that series, Fry pulled a 40-yard field goal try wide left to end another promising drive without points.
The Tigers maintained a 14-0 advantage into halftime by coming up with one more big defensive stand, as lineman Shane Ray leaped over the pile to stone Thompson on a quarterback sneak on 4th-and-1 from the Mizzou 33 less than a minute before the break.
South Carolina turned it over on downs once again on its initial sequence of the second half, and a 28-yard connection from Mauk to Lucas on third down eventually led to Baggett's 27-yard field goal that extended the margin to 17-0.
Referee: Ken Williamson
Umpire: Wall Hough
Head Linesman: Lane Thomas
Line Judge: Mickey Bryson
Side Judge: Rob Skelton
Back Judge: Roy A. Potts
Field Judge: Grant Jackson


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