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Liberate yourself from inner sufferings
One of the things that can liberate us from inner sufferings is to do our best not to listen to negative thoughts. This is according to Byron Katie who is one of the top 10 most influential spiritual leaders in the world today who was born in the United States of America back in the year 1942. She is also an author and a speaker as she believes that we can liberate ourselves from inner sufferings and live a positive life this is exactly what we all need.
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Byron is dedicated in ensuring that souls around the world live a free life as she visits prisons, churches, and shelters for survivors of domestic violence, free public events as well as hospitals and schools. This has won her a place as one of the spiritual leaders of all times. She also has some of the best-selling books that are worth purchasing and during the weekend you can her teachings at her nine-day "School for the Work" and at weekend intensives. Catch up on her teachings and purchase her books and learn how to live a life that is positive.

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A majority of Americans feel their spiritual faith is closely related to their mental and emotional health, according to a study by The American Association of Pastoral Counselors (AAPC) and the Samaritan Institute. They would prefer to see a professional counselor who integrates their values and beliefs into the counseling process.
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Why do people choose pastoral counseling? "People come to pastoral counseling when their expectation of the world and their experience of the world are not aligned, says Doug Ronsheim, licensed marriage and family counselor. "This internal conflict might be represented as depression or anxiety, or with spiritual questions." Ronsheim is a Presbyterian minister and executive director of The American Association of Pastoral Counselors.
"People not trained in religion don't always understand when issues of faith come up," he said. "They get caught up in the content and don't understand why this is important for this person. Pastoral counselors have the knowledge and skill set to be comfortable addressing these issues."
Sometimes, religious views aren't brought up at all. The American Association of Pastoral Counseling has as a professional standard that a therapist will not impose any religious values upon a client.
"It's not about my faith, it's about their faith," says the Rev. Ann Hampson, in practice at the Center for Religion and Psychotherapy of Chicago, founded by the Chicago Federation of Churches.
"Almost any kind of issue that brings someone to counseling also raises faith issues," Hampson says. "Depression and anxiety symptoms may be unresolved loss or grief issues. They may be feeling angry at God, then guilty about those feelings. If they can forgive themselves, then others, they can gain better self-esteem and better relationships. Pastoral counseling not only uses all the great tools of psychology, but also tools of religious values that give people hope and meaning in their lives."
How is pastoral counseling different from traditional psychotherapy? Ronsheim talks about a single mother and her daughter who came to see him because of conflict in their relationship as the daughter was preparing to go off to college. In counseling, the mother realized that, behind her anxiety, she was questioning whether she could trust God to take care of her daughter. These doubts were new to her and created a crisis about her relationship with God that she needed to address.
"Within the context of her pastoral counseling with me," said Ronsheim, "she could be comfortable discussing these issues in a way that she might not have been in a traditional therapy environment. Part of her realignment of her relationship with God and her daughter was the message: "Let God be God and you continue to be the caring mother."
"We need common reference points like the points on a map that don't move," said Ronsheim, "and for some people that is their spirituality."
To find a certified pastoral counselor in your area, visit the American Association of Pastoral Counselors. A wide variety of faiths is represented.
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Anyone can call him/herself a pastoral counselor, Christian or Biblical counselor, but may not have formal training, degrees, certification or licenses. Here are the credentials you need to look for:
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Sources Hampson Anne, D.Min. Center for Religion and Psychotherapy of Chicago Chicago, IL
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Features By Christopher Campbell on July 2, 2013 | Comments (1)Last night, NBC debuted yet another new series with a documentary style structure. The network is no stranger to the format, but this show is apparently more confusing for viewers than, say, The Office and Parks and Recreation. The difference is that this show, Siberia, is not a comedy. It's a fictional show that plays like a reality game show. Any blurbs calling it "Survivor meets Lost" are unnecessary praise because that is literally what is intended. The premise is a more anarchic take on a Survivor-type show, dropping contestants in the middle of the notorious Russian region, while the pilot is nearly a play-by-play of a crash-less version of the Lost pilot, complete with a male version of Shannon (he even sunbathes while everyone else works together as a team) and an unidentified creature in the woods, a la "The Smoke Monster." By the time Siberia starts to get deadly, the audience should be fully aware that this is not a real reality show. That is if they aren't already keen enough to see the impossible camerawork (common to other doc-style fiction series) or haven't bothered looking up the program on IMDb or NBC's website. But why would they go looking if they believed it to be just another nonfiction show? There's not much that indicates otherwise in the opening credits (no writers are listed and the cast is listed by first name only) and while the network isn't necessarily trying to dupe viewers, its marketing of the show […]
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The South Vancouver Family Place Society (previously known as the Vancouver Life Skills Society) is a not-for-profit, charitable organization that offers programs and services to families and caregivers with young children, from birth to age 5. We offer a family drop-in program (some are called Strong Start centres) at 7 locations and we operate the Kids Care Preschool, which is a licensed preschool.
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In 1975 the Vancouver Life Skills Society (now known as South Vancouver Family Place Society) was established. Its major objectives were to prevent, reduce and relieve family stress resulting from raising children in isolation, as well as to prevent, reduce, and relieve family stress resulting from poverty, abuse, violence, single parenthood and social isolation due to language and cultural barriers. The society incorporated in June 1977 and its major project was to find a permanent home for its activities.
Family Place's first home was 4932 Victoria Drive and later relocated to the Fraserview Boys and Girls Club on Victoria and 60th Avenue. The next move was to a small mall located at 2295 East 61st. Meanwhile Kids Care Preschool opens under the society's umbrella in 1995, offering both kinder care and preschool programs. Family Place joined the preschool on Bobolink Park in 2001 when the City of Vancouver generously provided a building and location for Family Place. With the very generous support of the City for these two building and their support to maintain these sites, we see this as our home for many years to come.
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Is it unusual to have a major growth flush on a mango tree this late in the year after all previous summer growth had hardened off and become dark green? My Keitt tree (planted in the ground) is in the middle of a big flush of new growth and branching out. I wasn't expecting this at all. |
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Did you recently have a few days of hot weather? My Mangoes are trying to produce a new flush after the few days of 90-100F weather. Unfortunately, the weather has recently turned very cold and it got to ~45F last night. My Carrie has 3 full on bloom panicles and by Glenn, which I topped about a month ago is tyring to push out either new growth or flowers, they are just "swellings" right now so I'm not sure what its going to be. Good luck with your new growth! |
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We have a big deck instead of concrete back porch/patio and it always has them on it. They are also getting in the house and it's really getting to me. Is DE good to control them? I could sift some between the boards if it works. |
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I used Ortho Home Defense end hose sprayer around the house perimeter because there were so many of them. Pretty much wiped them out. |
I used the same thing in a hand sprayer, and it slowed them, but didn't stop them. Today I noticed them all over the side of the house (outside) and on the deck. |
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Someone told me to spray with hydrogen peroxide. I have not tried it yet. |
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End hose sprayer seemed to work better (and a lot faster) than pump hand sprayer. Maybe it was just the extra water that got watered deeper down into the soil along the foundation. After all the cold weather, I suppose it won't be much of a problem till Spring. |
No problem now. I'll try to remember to spray in the spring before they have a chance to get established. |
They seem to love mulch and are considered really great compost buddies, is this a mulched area around your deck? |
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Asylum. The word means variously nuthouse and refuge, depending upon usage. Its dual purpose makes it an apt synonym for fashion, at least in the delightfully off-beat thought process of Simon Doonan, whose latest book, his fifth, "The Asylum: A Collage of Couture Reminiscences…and Hysteria," is set for publication by Blue Rider Press on Sept. 3.
The legendary former creative director and current creative ambassador at large of Barneys New York, Doonan considers himself "a carney" at heart, his sole lifelong professional raison d'être, the amusement of others. Few who know him would disagree, although most would add multiple handles: raconteur, sage, devilish wit. Doonan is one of fashion's great characters, capable of vibrant two-pronged storytelling, visually and, as in "The Asylum," in words.
Doonan also proclaims to be a retailer, which is to say a salesman, dedicated to wrapping product into feel-good packages, the harder to resist my dear. His is a salesmanship that delights so enchantingly, you don't even know you're being sold. Our recent chat centered on the book, filled from the first page to the last with witty observations, quips and some intriguing insights, but he went off-topic breezily, according to the turns of conversation.
The first two chapters establish the basic ruse of "The Asylum," that fashion and madness are "strange bedfellows. Or are they?" Doonan references his family's history of mental illness (Grandmother, he tells me, had a lobotomy; an uncle, electric shock treatment) and recounts various exchanges between himself and "let's call her Lizzie," a psychiatrist. Through their long friendship, the fashion guy and shrink have identified "eerie similarities" between their two worlds. One such parallel — "what seems like madness to Lizzie — seeing patterns where there are none" — is to Doonan (and you and me) trend identification: "Look, here's an orange skirt at Céline. And look, an orange purse at Prada. Hold the presses! I'm seeing a pattern here…" The two disagree about the legendary, turban-wearing Edies — Big and Little — whom Lizzie suggests were likely women "at the end of their rope [who] are trying to muffle the voices in their heads." She saw signs of schizophrenia; Doonan saw styling do's.
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The fashion craziness-motif thus established, it's then bye-bye Lizzie, as Doonan goes on to a series of self-contained stories about a person, an episode, or a motif in fashion that resonate with him in some way. Some include first-hand anecdotes (at Diana Vreeland's memorial, he overheard Pat Buckley's remark that "Jackie always cries at funerals because she wasn't allowed to cry at Jack's") and some "borrowed" or retold tales into which he inserts himself (a young model on a shoot who, with the hairdresser doing his best to recall Marie Antoinette with her coiffure, inquired, "Is she new? Which agency is she with?")
Most of the wickedness is either self-mocking or blatantly faux; Doonan's admiration and love for the people and events he describes, and for the industry that spawned them, is obvious. Along with the asylum motif, a thread of then-and-now runs through. Few who know the industry would argue that fashion has changed dramatically over the last 25 years or so, as exemplified by, but certainly not limited to, the explosion of the show process from insider intimacy to live-streamed, tweeted, open-to-all mayhem. For the record, Doonan loves the showgoer preening for paparazzi, theorizing that such personal expressions are an essential part of what drives fashion today. "Today, everything exists concurrently, which makes this a fantastic time for fashion because everything is about self-expression. The ownership shifts to the consumer. It's about having your own look, crafting your own creative identity. Instead of looking to these dictatorial divas, you're looking inwards and saying, 'I'm an existentialist. I'm going to dress like a girl who's at the store in 1950. Or I'm very sensual. I want to dress like a Russ Meyer Supervixen."
Yet such freedom comes at a price. Doonan deems himself privileged to have been "involved in fashion when it was all about ideas. When [Jean Paul] Gaultier was doing his post-modern mash-ups. When Yohji [Yamamoto] was doing those great riding coats. When [Azzedine] Alaïa came along. When Romeo Gigli reinvented color. When [Christian] Lacroix came along and looked at folklore and embellishment. They were ideas whose time had come, and they hit you in the face. Maybe you cried because they felt like they had real meaning."
Perhaps they indeed "had real meaning," but that did not ensure inclusion in "The Asylum." Of the above "privileges," only crying is so honored.
"Unless I could make a story with a beginning, a middle and an end, I didn't put it in," Doonan says. "These have to be complete stories, interesting to somebody even if they knew nothing about fashion. So there's not much esoterica there." Case in point, his chapter on Rei Kawakubo. "It's in there because I thought it was an interesting story, and I thought the only way I can get inside this woman's head is by sending her to Frederick's of Hollywood." Yes, as accounted in the chapter "Rei Kawakubo's Pasties," during a chance meeting in L.A., Kawakubo's publicist Miki Higasa asked for suggestions on where to take the designer during a few hours of down time, and Doonan suggested the racy cheese factory as well as Playmates. About Kawakubo, he writes, "nobody knows if she's a bitch or an angel or a psycho."
Back to the tears.…Crying at fashion shows is something most sane people of the nonfashion persuasion would find bonkers. Not atypically, Doonan got into this chapter laterally, with a description of his toothless, penniless, hard-drinking though non-lobotomized Irish grandfather, who referred to an easy crier as having a bladder "way too near her eyeballs." Gramps may have been pithy himself, but he also took from local public domain. Faced with what she considered a child's unwarranted tears, my off-the-boat Irish grandmother too would note, "a bladder close to your eyes." After a quick Google search for the origin of the expression that turned up too much cystitis and too little Irish wit, I gave up.
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But, like Simon, I digress. He writes that pre-fashion, he cried only rarely, as when he first saw Doris Day sing "Secret Love" in "Calamity Jane." Yes, Doris Day; Calamity Jane. "Looking for all intents and purposes like an extremely attractive butch lesbian — singing her heart out about a secret love which 'became impatient to be free.'" Otherwise, tears came infrequently. Then, at one Giorgio Armani show in the Eighties, he found himself staring across the runway at Elsa Klensch, with a tear rolling down her cheek, and realized that he too was welling up, a condition he labels "fashion verklempt."
The book is both tightly constructed and delightfully rambly. He tackles "fat porn" and why parents of NYU students would pay for a course about it; the chic vs. sexy juxtaposition at a Barneys event in Phoenix between the Olsens and "a group of exotic birds" who are the wives of the Phoenix Suns. He recalls Miguel Adrover's odd-even-for-fashion runway escapade with a goat, and wonders, when it comes to a waiter's lips, exactly how moist is too moist for Tom Ford? He weaves asides throughout, about the appeal of one-room living, about his own great legs that were even better in his twenties, and about the underappreciated glories of paying clients, "the fashion equivalent of angel investors."
Mostly, Doonan talks about personalities. Thom Browne, or more exactly, Thom Browne's ankles. The magical collaboration between Kate Moss and Corinne Day that resulted in that antiglamazon creation that rocked fashion, "The Waif." One chapter deals with a well-known, still-active publicist who fell in love with a randy, hard-living charmer who wound up in jail. The publicist wanted to attend his boyfriend's parole hearing but had to petition for a change of date to avoid conflict with the Paris couture, at which he had a client. When asked off the record the man's identity (come on, you're wondering, too) Doonan doesn't budge. He asked for and received the man's permission to use the story, but only anonymously. Doonan admits to tweaking some facts in the interests of anonymity.
Tweaks, manipulations and exaggerations run throughout the book, as do blatant generalizations. "Oh, God!" he boasts. "I love sweeping generalizations. It's the cornerstone to all my writing."
Exhibits A and B: He loves lesbians (for one thing, they loathe generalizations about lesbians) and Jews. Apparently completely and without exception. Yet asked for the book's most hyperbolic position, he offers, "Probably that all models are stupid. Obviously, that's clearly an insane, sweeping generalization. Lots of models go to college. Lily Cole went to Oxford." But he adds, for what they make at a young age, they should be able to stand a little ribbing.


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I was just pondering the hydra´s and the troll´s lifepoints. Do they gain lifepoints in battlebacks, when they roll lore??? Or only on attacks?? Same goes for other creatures....?? for example the giant, does it use pushback when battlinback?? What about the lorecard that kills entire unit if any lore are rolled, does it include creatures as well?? And final what about the cleric healing lorecards, can i use them to restore creatures(hydra&troll) lifepoints???
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Mirko Vucinic is not accustomed to battling superheroes. The Juventus forward's selfishness in possession might make him a villain in the eyes of his own club's supporters but it is hardly the sort of offence which catches the attention of mankind's fictional protectors. As he advanced towards the edge of the Chievo penalty area somewhere around the 70-minute mark on Saturday night, it's safe to assume the last thing he was expecting was a visit from Captain America.
And yet there he was, hurtling 40 yards across the pitch in the blink of an eye before taking Vucinic out with a tackle that was at once both ruthless and lawful. Michael Bradley might not carry a vibranium-steel alloy shield or turn up for work in a lycra bodysuit, but in moments like these it is easy to see why the people of Verona have taken to nicknaming him after the Marvel character. Steely-gazed and musclebound, he's protected their defence from harm all season.
"What a player!" read the breathless verdict of Gazzetta dello Sport's Mirko Graziano the following day. "He both destroys play and constructs it." Simone Antolini, of the Verona-based Arena, could have told you that months ago. "Captain America does not want to wake up: his Italian dream continues," he wrote on Monday. "More and more he looks like a key component of the Chievo midfield."
The rest of the nation has been paying a little bit more attention since Bradley showed himself also to be a key component of a USA team that defeated Italy in Genoa last Wednesday. More than one journalistic observer noted in the wake of that match that his creative input for the Americans had compared favourably with the contributions made by Andrea Pirlo for the hosts.
That can only have been music to the ears of a player whose mere inclusion in the national side had for many years drawn accusations of nepotism. As much as it must have pained him to see his father Bob Bradley dismissed as USA coach after five years in the job last July, the midfielder will at least know there will be no further discussions about whether he has earned his place on merit.
Such suggestions always stung for a player who has prided himself all through his life on putting in the hours to get where he wants to go. As a kid when he decided that two training sessions and one match per week were insufficient, he simply took to turning up at his local club every day, gradually wearing down the organisers until they allowed him to work with the older age groups on nights when his own group weren't practicing.
Asked how he planned to crack Serie A upon his arrival at Chievo, the first two words out of Bradley's mouth were: "hard work". Having grown up watching Serie A matches with his dad on RAI International every Sunday morning, Bradley used to dream of signing for Milan but would have no interest in doing so if it were only to train and collect a pay cheque every week. After spending last season warming the bench on loan at Aston Villa, his greatest aim this summer was to find a club where he could play every week.
There are few less-glamorous spots in Serie A than Chievo, a club that originally hail from a small suburb of Verona and whose very nickname—I Mussi Volanti (The Flying Donkeys)—stems from a taunt issued by supporters of the city's better-supported team, Hellas, who used to hold up banners joking that the two might meet in Serie A "when donkeys fly". And yet for Bradley, they were a perfect fit. "Chievo sought me out, they wanted me," he said after joining. "They made it clear it was me specifically who they wanted."
Even at Chievo, though, he would have to prove himself. Although he had indeed been a top target for the sporting director Giovanni Sartori, the new manager Domenico Di Carlo was initially minded to retain the club's existing orchestrator-in-chief Luca Rigoni at the heart of the Chievo midfield. But Bradley's form in training swiftly made such a position untenable. By the third game of the season he was starting alongside Rigoni, and when the latter got injured he took over as the team's main regista.
Soon Bradley was undroppable; Di Carlo was jeered ferociously by Chievo's supporters just for substituting the American during a defeat to Lazio. When Rigoni returned, those fans did not ask whether there would be room to keep Bradley in the side, but whether there was space for the Italian. Di Carlo has been able to find variations on a 4-2-3-1 and 4-3-2-1 that make room for both players, but it is Bradley who leads the team in passes per game, and is second only to Perparim Hetemaj in number of tackles won.
There is no doubt Bradley has helped the team to win. With 12 games left to go, Chievo sit 10th in Serie A having already picked up 34 points, just six shy of the target Di Carlo had initially set for them to secure their top-flight status for another season. The club's more optimistic fans have even begun speculating over a possible push for the Europa League places.
Off the pitch, Bradley has endeared himself further to the club's fans by giving talks at local schools and opting to sit among the fans in the stands—along with his team-mates Cyril Théréau and Boukary Dramé—during a recent suspension. "All one big family," declared one of the many thrilled callers to a phone-in on Radio Verona after the match. "This is the football that I adore."
Bradley has taken to life in Verona, claiming it was "love at first sight" for he and his wife when they first saw the city, and expressing similarly great enthusiasm for the local risotto. He credits his English-speaking Slovenian team-mates Bojan Jokic and Bostjan Cesar for helping him settle, but he's also applied himself to learning Italian, declaring from the outset that to do was "crucial" for being able to communicate effectively with team-mates on the pitch.
Most importantly of all, though, he is enjoying his football. "That's when the magic starts," he said when asked by a student at the Istituto Aleardo Aleardi (an international school) what goes through his mind at the opening whistle. "I always feel it inside me because in that moment I am doing the thing I love to do." In Verona they love to watch him do it, too.


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Donald Lawrence Emcees Verizons How Sweet the Sound Tour
Grammy winning producer Donald Lawrence recently signed on as emcee for Verizon Wireless national eleven-city How Sweet the Sound choir competition. Gospel stars Marvin Sapp and Hezekiah Walker serve as judges along with a local radio personality. The former Tri-City Singers choir leader Lawrence will open the show with his classic The Best is Yet to Come. Various choirs perform and the first act closes with Sapp performing his #1 smash Never Wouldve Made It. The second act opens with Walker (or Smokie Norful in certain cities) performing one of his many hits before the competition continues.
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The winner of the German Book Prize 2006 is a woman writer: Katharina Hacker receives the award for her novel Die Habenichtse (Suhrkamp). Katharina Hackers novel, Die Habenichtse, retells the story of having and being. Her protagonists are in their thirties, they know it all and yet of one thing they know nothing: themselves. They drift and yet are driven. In a luminous and atmospherically dense language, Katharina Hacker takes her characters through places in history and through the problem areas of the most immediate present. Their questions are our questions: what kind of life do you want to live? What are your values? How should you and how can you act? The novels quality lies in resolving these questions in stories; stories that do not make do with laconically simplistic answers from politics and the media., according to the citation presented by the seven judges. The judges for the German Book Prize 2006 have been: John von Düffel (author), Volker Hage (Der Spiegel), Elmar Krekeler (Die Welt), Terézia Mora (author), Pia Reinacher (literary critic), Stephan Samtleben (bookseller - Buchhandlung Samtleben) and Denis Scheck (Deutschlandfunk).
The presentation of the German Book Prize has helped to boost confidence in the quality of contemporary German literature, aroused expectations for the continuation and increased the appetite for new literary discoveries, in the words of Gottfried Honnefelder, president of the Börsenverein des Deutschen Buchhandels (German Publishers & Booksellers Association) and chairman of the German Book Prize Academy, welcoming around 400 guests in the Kaisersaal at the Römer. The Börsenverein was grateful for this development. A profession that has dedicated itself to the book must be concerned to promote contemporary German-language literature in every possible way, since this also increases the attention paid to linguistic culture in all its wide range, to writing and to reading, to authors and the entire culture surrounding the key medium of the book.
Katharina Hacker was successful ahead of fellow nominees Thomas Hettche (Woraus wir gemacht sind, Kiepenheuer & Witsch), Ingo Schulze (Neue Leben, Berlin Verlag), Saa Staniiæ (Wie der Soldat das Grammofon repariert, Luchterhand), Ilija Trojanow (Der Weltensammler, Hanser) und Martin Walser (Angstblüte, Rowohlt). She wins prize money of 25,000 euros; the other five finalists each receive 2,500 euros.
The winner was chosen in the course of several selection stages. Over the past six months, the judges have viewed all the titles submitted by publishing companies and asked for additional titles.
The total of around 120 novels was reduced to a longlist of 21 titles. From these, the judges chose six titles for the shortlist.
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Final Fantasy XIII-2 Review
Let's try this again, Kupo.
Few games in recent memory have disappointed quite like Final Fantasy XIII. It was by no means terrible, on the contrary, it was both gorgeous and engaging. The problems lay in the fact that Square Enix seemed to move away from the aspects that made each numbered Final Fantasy a magical experience. The game sported a linearity completely foreign to the series and failed to put together a memorable or even a fully intelligible storyline, prompting people to pose the question: What has happened to the once infallible Square? Final Fantasy purists will point to the merger with Enix as the beginning of the 'end' while others may suggest that Square Enix's attempts to appeal more to western markets has clouded their judgment. Bottom line was that the fans were not happy and something had to be done to appease them…fast. With FFXIV in disarray, Versus XIII moving ahead at Tonberry pace, Square Enix's best bet was to revisit FFXIII itself. Cue Final Fantasy XIII-2.
Of course, this is not the first time a numbered Final Fantasy has gotten a direct sequel. In 2003, Final Fantasy X-2 was released on the PS2 and was somewhat well received, but those were the days when almost everything Square touched turned to gold. Those days are gone now and Square Enix is undoubtedly desperate to jump-start their mojo once again with Final Fantasy XIII-2. So how does the game fare?
The story starts 3 years after the end of the first game, Lightning, Fang and Vanille are gone but Serah is convinced that her sister Lightning is still alive somewhere. This is confirmed to us in the opening cutscene that shows an armored Lightning engaged in battle in the mythical Valhalla. It is there that she encounters Noel, a boy from another time, whom she sends to fetch her sister, Serah. The two protagonists must travel through time portals, searching for Valhalla and changing the future to save mankind, messing up the space-time continuum in the process.
While the storyline in itself had the potential to be Square Enix's most intriguing story in years, the storytelling is plagued with trite dialogue, badly paced cutscenes, annoying characters and bad decisions at almost every turn. So, in a manner of speaking, Square Enix has failed in its first order of business – to roll back the years and put out an epic story, capable of capturing the imagination. Judging from their heavy-handed TV-esque "previously on Final Fantasy XIII-2", the folks at Square Enix probably believed that people could not follow the story and needed constant reminding of the events that transpired, when the reality is that it was just to abstract and completely underwhelming.
While the attempts to improve the story did not quite deliver, FF XIII-2 does get a lot of things right. Despite some questionable design decisions, the gameplay has been significantly improved on almost all fronts. Fans frequently complained the XIII was way too linear an experience, now players can jump from area to area (era to era) at will via the Historia Crux (FFXIII-2's world map). There are various fragments to collect in each area, so while the main quest needs only around 25 hours to complete, interested parties can spend double or even triple that time collecting the game's 140 fragments.
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[675] Cell Signaling Pathways and KRAS Status in Advanced Colorectal Cancer
S Landolfi, J Hernandez, T Moline, C Romagosa, I de Torres, S Ramon y Cajal. HU Vall Hebron, Barcelona, Spain
Background: Epidermal growth factor receptor (EGFR) and its signaling pathways are known to be altered in colorectal cancer (CRC). The main pathways involved are AKT-mTOR and RAS-RAF-MAPK pathways with their final effectors 4E-BP1 and S6, which regulate mRNA translation. Novel therapeutic agents targeting EGFR have improved outcomes in CRC, althought they are effective only in a subset of patients. KRAS gene mutations (found in 30-40% of CRCs) are associated with poor response to target therapies. On the other hand, the absence of KRAS mutation does not guarantee a better response. Investigation of other genetic/epigenetic biomarkers is necessary to refine the responder population. The aim of this work is to study the role of the factors involved in these pathways and their cross-talk in patients with wild-type (WT) or mutated KRAS, in order to describe their different oncogenic activities.
Design: Fifty metastatic CRCs were selected and KRAS status was determined by real-time PCR. Immunohistochemistry (IHC) was performed for EGFR, Ki-67, p-EGFR, p-MAPK, p-AKT, p-mTOR, p-4E-BP1 and p-S6.
Results: KRAS mutation was found in 40% of the cases. Patients with WT KRAS showed a significant high expression of p-EGFR (p=0.003) and low expression of p-MAPK (p=0.009), compared with mutated KRAS tumors. The study of the cross-talk between the different markers highlighted, in both mutated and WT KRAS tumors, a significant association between p-EGFR levels and p-mTOR levels (p<0.05 in WT KRAS tumors and p<0.01 in mutated KRAS tumors). Additionally, in both groups, the expression levels of p-AKT and Ki-67 correlated (p<0.05 in WT KRAS tumors and p<0.01 in mutated KRAS tumors). Moreover, p-mTOR expression related to p-S6 in both groups (p=0.05). On the other hand, in WT KRAS tumors p-MAPK levels correlated with p-mTOR and p-4E-BP1 (p<0.01), but not with p-S6, while in mutated KRAS tumors there was a correlation between p-S6 and p-MAPK (p<0.01).
Conclusions: In this study we have looked at some of the main up/downstream factors that are involved in the activation of KRAS pathways in CRC, in order to describe the different oncogenic activities of the molecules. p-MAPK was up-regulated in mutated KRAS tumors indicating its role in promoting cell cycle regulation. On the other hand, WT KRAS tumors showed activation of p-EGFR and the AKT – mTOR – 4E-BP1 pathway. These results may suggest that deregulations along this signaling pathway, including others as yet unknown genetic alterations, could be the cause of anti-EGFR target therapy resistance in WT KRAS patients.
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so major recap of the last month!!
my best friend informs me that she definitely isn't straight.... totally catching me off guard... that night i finally understand all the weird feelings i've been having about her lately... it all makes sense!!!
she leaves for her moms house in south carolina for two weeks. i commit to college for soccer (lewis and clark in portland... yay!!!)
she comes back and has been wanting to hang with me constantly.... i'm thinking this is a good sign.... i just feel really iffy on the whole thing right now cause she doesn't know where she stands (in terms of bi, gay... she says she's still attracted to boys... she said it was like 60/40 guys but i sensed a lie on that one...) she comes from a SUPER DUPER conservative Southern family so basically when she told her mother i was gay she about had a heartattack... she has said that she is terrified to say anything to her parents because her mom said (and in these exact words ) "you would never be allowed in my house again.... i would no longer speak to you if you ever say you are gay...." wow... i can understand why she is so scared..
so we are hanging out tonight to do government homework.... i wonder how much government will actually get done... ;) god, i am so into this girl!!
Jeez Louise, her family IS conservative!!! Best of luck in your estrogen adventures!
"Those who dream by night, in the dusty recesses of their minds wake in the day to find that all was vanity; but the dreamers of the day are dangerous men, for they may act their dream with open eyes, and make it possible." T.E. Lawrence
I wish you luck with the "Homework";)
No one can make you feel inferior without your consent-Eleanor Roosevelt
have fun
hugs, luck, and peace
I lost two cities, lovely ones. And, vaster,
some realms I owned, two rivers, a continent.
I miss them, but it wasn't a disaster.
so she just called to cancel on my ass... ugh!! BUT we are still going to dinner tomorrow night (there is hope!!) :)


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I'm about to plant blueberries and raspberries and wondering if they popular with the underground crowd -- are gophers prone to eating their roots? If so I think I will plant them in baskets. Thanks! |
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Gophers will eat anything, Elvie. I don't plant my blueberries in the ground since it's so hard to keep the soil acidic enough. I can be done, but it's a LOT of work. Easier to grow them in pots in California, so that might be a consideration if you're concerned about gophers. Can't speak to raspberries, but if they're near gopher activity, they will be a target. Patty S. |
Aren't berries in the rose family? Gophers love rose roots, I'm sure they'd love berry roots too. When I planted my blackberries I put them in gopher baskets. So far so good. |
Well if so, they don't seem to make a dent in the neighbors blackberries which border and creep under my fence. |
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brands don't typically have a chance to break into the Chinese market, and
both parallel and counterfeit alcohol are bad for business. Chinese
people are very brand conscious, and so if they are going to buy a cheap
bottle of liquor they will just buy a very good counterfeit of a name
brand so they win face and save money.
On 10/4/11 9:08 AM, Matt Mawhinney wrote:
So on the Vietnamese smuggling issue and alcohol vs. cigarettes, a
company like Camel is happy to have all it's cigarettes smuggled in and
sell in high volume at a low price both on the coast and inland. But
Chivas would rather sell fewer bottles at higher prices, presumably to
wealthy coastal dwellers, and retain their brand exclusivity.
I'm sure their are some bottom shelf liquor brands who are happy to have
their stuff smuggled in so they can capture market share.
On 10/4/11 8:34 AM, Jennifer Richmond wrote:
From a few years ago.
In addition to the insight I sent out last week on counterfeiting
routes, which I used for this week's CSM, the source helped to clarify
some points further adding to the analysis and general knowledge.
Interesting stuff.
This is his answer for the major foreign destinations of Chinese
counterfeit products:
Balkans and former Soviet states: Bulgaria, Ukraine, Malta, Romania.
Also, areas with sea access to Scandinavia are transhipment points,
namely Estonia and Latvia. The sea is a smuggler's best friend.
Products enter Latin America by sea through the Triple Frontier: the
area where Brazil, Argentina, and Paraguay "overlap" (it makes sense
if you see it on a map).
I have heard recently that U.S. Customs counterfeit seizures are on
the rise in Alaskan ports and it's thought that shady importers are
moving to Alaskan ports instead of California.
When I asked him to clarify the smuggling on the Vietnamese border he
I have heard that tobacco companies send Vietnam more products than
the market actually requires--meaning they flood the market there with
the knowledge that their products will make their way to China and
other parts or SE Asia and will sell there tax-free and increase
market share by undercutting their competitors' pricing. As such,
they can use parallel importation to their advantage. Cigarette
companies used to do that in the Balkans in the 90s (probably still
do)--its in fact quite well-known and there were several legal actions
taken against the tobacco companies in Europe.
Liquor companies, on the other hand, are not keen on parallel
importation and try to crack down on it because it hurts the
exclusivity of their products by messing up their differential pricing
in each market. Bottles of Chivas selling for cheap in China because
they were smuggled from Vietnam is an undesirable problem. Tobacco
companies, however, use this problem to their advantage. There are
even brands on the Chinese market that are entirely smuggled. Camel
is the example, but I'm sure you can't write that.
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