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Blue reigned supreme on Sunday night, shining more than any color on the designers' palettes. From solids and prints, to silks and burned-out velvets, it was an across-the-board winner. Let's start with Michelle Williams, who donned a very pretty, velvet-patterned, indigo-blue dress from Jason Wu. The fabric was really quite extraordinary if you think about how burned velvet is created (through carefully orchestrated and planned chemical alterations and reactions to artfully designated areas of the fabric length, which leave only some velvet remaining, creating the pattern). If you recall, Jason has become the "it" designer, scoring a career catapult by crafting Michelle Obama's ivory inaugural dress, so it is no surprise celebrities flock to his showroom with hopes of wearing his work.
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The adventure game classic Grim Fandango has been remastered! It's now available on GOG, DRM-free.
Title screen (US release)
Title screen
Choose your character
Hmm, this guy looks angry
A rather annoying bird like creature
Don't fall into that pit!
An enemy that's much larger than you!
The dinosaur swallowed my head.
Insert disk 2.
Battle with a goblin in the second level, the caves.
Oh no, this looks really bad...
Jumping over a pit. There's a hostile crab on the other side, and it will probably push me down to a certain death...
A giant prison-guard. This is from the third level.
I have to jump over this pit. I just have to be careful, so the tentacle doesn't grab me.
That didn't go to well...
There's toxic slime on the floor.
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Title screen and main menu
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He killed me. I lost a life.
I killed him.
Fighting another short monster.
I got to the other side of this pit.
Oooh! Big boy!
I went into the cave.
He bit my head off.
This thing is quick and has reach.
Starting the game as the warrior.
Fighting a large creature!
Not winning so far...
Fighting a much shorter creature
Select Male or Female character
Title page.
The starting screen with your first monster
There is a puff of smoke behind me as a new monster appears
It's a dinosaur!
A caveman armed with a club
I've fallen into a pit
Title screen (US version)
The first screen
The barbarian fighting with his back to a chasm
Fighting against a huge caveman
Jumping over a hole
There are lots of weird enemies to beat up
Knocked down
Warrior selection
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Stage 2 - Hover monster thing
Stage 2 - Running from an orange jobbie
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Stage 3 - When running away goes horribly wrong
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Final Stage - The Red Demon is easily beaten
Final Stage - Drax doesn't put up much of a fight either
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Menu screen (EGA)
Beginning a fight (EGA)
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Oof, I've been hit (CGA)
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Project by Eric in central Florida | posted 04-27-2012 06:29 PM | 6679 views | 9 times favorited | 35 comments |
My old plastic Fastener Organizers finally gave up the ghost.
Replacements at "The Borg" would have run about $100.00.
Forget that !
For about half that much, and a little ingenuity, I almost doubled my capacity and now have a more organized arrangement which works perfectly for me. Everything is in one spot and easily accessed.
Thanks for looking and have a great day!
-- All glory comes from daring to begin.
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#1 posted 04-27-2012 06:31 PM |
Heya Eric, -jeremy -- Easy to use end grain cutting board designer: http://www.1024studios.com/cuttingboard.html |
#2 posted 04-27-2012 06:34 PM |
Oh, Eric! I have a huge case of "shop envy" going when I see all that incredible storage!!!! It looks great! Oh to dream . . . . ;) Sheila -- Designer/Artist/Teacher. Owner of Sheila Landry Designs (http://www.sheilalandrydesigns.com) Scroll saw, wood working and painting patterns and surfaces. "Knowledge is Power" |
#3 posted 04-27-2012 06:37 PM |
Hi Jeremy -- All glory comes from daring to begin. |
#4 posted 04-27-2012 06:39 PM |
Sheila, -- All glory comes from daring to begin. |
#5 posted 04-27-2012 06:47 PM |
I love the pan idea for small parts storage, I might have to pick some up at the dollar store. Beats the hell out of makeing 56 tiny little drawers -- Easy to use end grain cutting board designer: http://www.1024studios.com/cuttingboard.html |
#6 posted 04-27-2012 06:59 PM |
I have my hardware stored in Durham storage drawers. I'm using the cheap plastic Stack-On storage cabinets for small parts. This project would make a great replacement for the Stack-On cabinets. Great Idea. |
#7 posted 04-27-2012 07:20 PM |
Man…you are the king of shop organization! -- christine |
#8 posted 04-27-2012 07:21 PM |
That shop is waaaay too neat! -- "Don't let the perfect be the enemy of the good." Voltaire |
#9 posted 04-27-2012 08:02 PM |
Nice looking shop, good work -- Don, Royersford, PA |
#10 posted 04-27-2012 08:24 PM |
another great shop improvement eric i'm still in plastic bin stage here nice build -- david - only thru kindness can this world be whole . If we don't succeed we run the risk of failure. Dan Quayle |
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I think my plastic storage bins just might have an unfortunate "accident" after seeing this setup. It would be "terrible" of course, but sometimes accidents happen. -- Central Ohio, Still got 9 and 15/16 fingers! |
#12 posted 04-27-2012 08:29 PM |
Very nice. Well done. So is this your "showroom shop" and you have another place where you actually make stuff?? :-) -- Dragonsrite, Minnesota |
#13 posted 04-27-2012 08:36 PM |
looks like it works. Good going. -- jack -- ...measure once, curse twice! |
#14 posted 04-27-2012 10:53 PM |
Good work. This is officially the shortest time I have spent on Lumberjocks. Yours is the first project I opened and it is inspiring me to go outside and finish some organizing I started a while ago. Thanks! -- Time to get started |
#15 posted 04-28-2012 12:51 AM |
Now that is my kind of project. Don't let anyone give you crap about a clean, organized shop. Are those pans like small baking pans? -- " I'll try to be nicer, if you'll try to be smarter" gfadvm |
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Not on yahoo and no news yet i see.
I have started watching this also. I dont quite know the timeline but id like to grab some out of the money $35 or 40$ calls. They only go out to december is that far enough to capture the coming upside?
Am i reading this right? Or was that a mistake
Paid .40 for these at beginning of year. Trading for .91 today. If i think the stock will slowly drift towards/ past $20 mark , at what point does the time decay start eating into this value even if it reaches my strike. Since Im a novice in options other than buying leap calls and waiting, I'm inclined to take the profit and run without risking election pain.
But i can just sell them now even though out of the money for twice what i paid ? Iwould need 20.92 only if i am holding to expiration correct? I could sell them all now and purchase some more otm 2016s to take part in the rest of the run to30s. Thanks. Extremely basic I know but appreciate
I did consider selling calls against this position and now could get good premium. I thought selling calls (creating a spread) would be a great way to exit this position as mine would ideally be called away at a price higher than todays. I do not own shares , only these calls and I was worried that selling nearer $20s in oct, nov would put me on the hook to purchase all of the shares to provide if called away at $20. Or would i just have to sell my Jan 15 $20s? Thanks again Im reading an options book but don't understand everything, thus my paying more for ""safer" leaps rather than near month calls.
You recommend holding through october election? Rather than lock profits and maybe reload the principle in Jan 16 $20s or higher? I also tried leaps ,2016s, with stocks i owned shares in ( gilead , celgene) but only b/c i could only afford so many shares. This allows me more leverage while still letting me "buy and hold " like my shares. I am not really knowledgeable enough to trade or learn technicals for closer months. I am interested in what others think of this coupling some shares with leap calls.
Thanks. I would like to sell 20s in oct, then nov and dec until it hits and I'm called away. Just dont want to buy $100k worth of stock
Yes i am long the leaps. When i purchased i meant to create a spread by selling the same strike jan 22s. I didn't and ended up with $20 calls only for .40. they dipped to about .12 i think and then took off this summer. I just wondered if i could structure an exit by selling calls along the way ( since I was considering selling them now). So my question turned into, Can I sell equal # of calls at strikes below my long calls? And is this still covered? I thought if PBR is at $22 in say Nov and I had sold the Nov 20s, that I would 1. Get paid a pretty good premium around double my original investment in the .40 Jans. and 2. Force myself to take an even higher profit on the original calls b/c when the stock hits $20 these should be much higher than today. I asked trade desk at LPL and they acted like I may be stuck having to purchase all the shares to provide when called away.
I picked these up a couple months ago and they have gone straight up. Paid 5.50 and they are 18-19 now. Im wondering whether to cash them in, secure the profit ,and buy shares with the proceeds. Or just let them run since so much time is left. Thoughts? Lets say share price in 6 months is $130 to 150.
Yes sorry these are jan 16 leaps. Might let them run little more. If they would take a break I'd add more calls. I need a good online tool calculator that tells a calls value in time if the stock price is x.
I hear you. Id love to hold these until it breaks through 120 s and higher but booking the gain and grabbing shares cannot lose.
I wanted to revisit this 10 days later the stock is up another dollar or more . I haven't sold any of my $20 jan 15 calls yet as they approach becoming itm. I did try and pick up jan 16 $25s with a plan to get out of these but my bid was too low (.75) on the day it sank4%. Now i am considering selling sept $20 s against , then oct and so on until mine are called away. Or my other thought is to hold through oct election and sell equal # of same exp jan15 22s as they jump To where my 20 s are now. Anyone in similar situation or have thoughts?
I got lucky betting on some $105 jan 16 leaps , I paid $5.50 and they are about $21 today. I chose leaps because I am not comfortable jumping in and out as the stock swings. In this case they went almost straight up so I feel obligated to take the profit and reposition. I've considered selling and using the proceeds to purchase shares that I can hold onto forever. I've also considered rebuying jan 16 leaps at higher strikes but I have to o all the way to $160 to get anywhere near my original price of 5.50. I've also seen people on the board recommend deep itm leaps. Anyone in similar position that wants to stay levered to Gilds future run to $150 and beyond ?
Currently priced at $97. Anybody else see this as a chance to grab almost 10k now and invest for 2 years . Biogen should easily climb the necessary $60 in this time. If not however then this $10k would bring total cost of the 100 shares to $28 from $38k. Selling long dated in the money put sounds risky but I like the risk reward. Anyone recognize this?
I still like taking a chance on selling jan 17 put at $380, which we could hit this year, and get paid 10,500 today. Invest that well and in worst case you would be on hook for 28,000. Not counting any gains the $10k makes in 2 years.
I paid .80 for these leaps a while ago and did not take profit as they spiked above $5 so early in the year and never recovered. I am a long term holder and figured leap options over 1 year away would be a nice way to lever my shares. I'm now hoping a near catalyst takes sp above 4 and closer to 5$ so that I might be lucky enough to get this .80 back and try the strategy again for 2016 or just add more shares. a little over 1 month to luck out. Anyone in similar position, curious how others are playing the 5 strike that we all thought was an easy target.
I was afraid these were decaying going to zero. Am i able sell expiring calls premarket?
Losing all the intrinsic value so thinking i might as well pick up more shares at $7 anyone doing same


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Features By Christopher Campbell on December 11, 2014 | Be the First To CommentLike her fellow Happy Days veteran-turned-director Ron Howard, Penny Marshall makes good but not exceptional movies. Unlike Howard, she hasn't made very many, her last at the helm being Riding in Cars With Boys, which came out 13 years ago. In the meantime, she's done some television, behind and in front of the camera, and a decade back she produced a few films, including Howard's Cinderella Man. Now she's ready to return to movie directing with the biopic Effa, about baseball Hall of Famer Effa Manley, and this is something we're pretty excited about. For those who don't know of Manley (and I admit I didn't before hearing of the project), she was the first woman inducted into that honorable shrine to sports greats and she did so by being the co-owner and business manager of the Negro league team the Newark Eagles in the 1930s and 1940s. Women and baseball? Those two words should remind you of another movie that Marshall happened to also direct: A League of Their Own. We've shared our love for that 1992 period-set sports dramedy before, and now I'm really hoping that Effa will have a lot in common with it — besides just when it takes place and what American pastime it deals with, that is. Although Manley is an important figure in history, her movie needn't be terribly serious. That's not to say I wouldn't love to see a rare great movie by Marshall, but when I think of serious biopics I think of Oscar-bait stuff, including those that don't […]
10 Best Sports Movies for People Who Don't Care About Sports
Features By Rob Hunter on April 11, 2014 | Be the First To CommentHere's the thing. I don't care about your sports team. It's nothing personal, but I just don't care about sports teams or sports in general. That lack of interest on my part extends far too frequently to sports movies as well though, and while I've found myself unexpectedly captivated on more than one occasion the ones that truly stick with me over time are the ones that actually aren't about sports at all. Of course that assessment could be applied to just about every sports movie to some degree. Hoosiers for example is about underdogs, teamwork and faith in yourself and others, but basketball still courses through its veins. Rudy is another underdog story, something I'm a sucker for in general (as you'll see below), but while it contains commentary on honor and racism it's unavoidably a college football film through and through. It's the seriousness and reverential attitude towards the institutions that put me off I think, and while I enjoy the human stories in films like these I feel they're too often overshadowed by the iconic worlds of baseball, basketball, football, etc. and the blind devotion that follows. Or maybe I'm just bitter because while I do love watching and playing tennis the only movie I get is the Paul Bettany/Kirsten Dunst rom-com Wimbledon. Anyway, here are the ten best sports movies that choose people over the sport. The ones that entertain and emotionally affect without needing to honor the institution. The ones that those of us who […]
'The Matrix,' 'Dirty Harry,' and More Added to National Film Registry
Movie News By Scott Beggs on December 19, 2012 | Be the First To CommentWe've lost something close to 3/4 of black and white films. It's easy to imagine that we have all of them at our fingertips, and that they'll be there forever, but that's simply not the reality, and it's a good reminder of what can happen if we're not careful. That's part of why the work of the National Film Registry is so vital. They ensure that a large number of time-tested films survive to test even more time. This year, as usual, they've selected 25 flicks to preserve including The Matrix, Breakfast at Tiffany's, Dirty Harry, and A Christmas Story (which will also be preserved 24-hours a day as long as TBS still exists). The Library of Congress has also saved Delmer Daves' 3:10 to Yuma (1957); Otto Preminger's Anatomy of a Murder; George Cukor's Born Yesterday; Penny Marshall's A League of Their Own; Richard Linklater's Slacker; the Laurel and Hardy comedy Sons of the Desert; Robert Epstein's documentary The Times of Harvey Milk; Monte Hellman's Two-Lane Blacktop; a 1914 adaptation of "Uncle Tom's Cabin" that's thought to feature the first leading role by a black man; The Augustas (which may be the Scott Nixon compilation of towns in the US named Augusta); The Corbett-Fitzsimmons Fight from 1897; Nathaniel Dorsky's experimental Hours for Jerome Part 1 & 2; the Kidnapper's Foil films; the Kodachrome Color Motion-Picture Tests (which you can see below); Robert Snody's The Middleton Family at the New York World's Fair; Kary Antholis' holocaust documentary One Survivor Remembers; Rolf Forsberg and Tom Rook's Christian film Parable, which imagines Christ as a clown and the world as a circus; Ellen Bruno's Samsara: Death and Rebirth in […]
This Week In Discs: Moonrise Kingdom, Obama's America, Chernobyl Diaries and Two from the Scream Factory
Features By Rob Hunter on October 16, 2012 | Be the First To CommentWelcome back to This Week In Discs! As always, if you see something you like, click on the image to buy it. Moonrise Kingdom It's 1965 in New England, and two young lovers have run away from their homes. They're twelve years old, and they live on an island, but it's the thought that counts. Their decision sets in motion a chain of events involving Bob Balaban, Frances McDormand, Bill Murray, Ed Norton, Jason Schwartzman, Tilda Swinton, Bruce Willis, a scout troop and an impending storm. A spectacular cast isn't the only thing going for Wes Anderson's latest film though as he weaves a beautiful, romantic and bittersweet tale complete with a sonderful score by Alexandre Desplat. It's a sweetly funny visual feast guaranteed to put a smile on your lips and in your ears. [Extras: Featurettes]
Pop Quiz: What is Your Go-To Fourth of July Movie?
Features By Neil Miller on July 4, 2012 | Comments (5)There have been times in my life when I've been invited to things. I usually end up having to work or sleep or do something far less interesting, but I've been known, from time to time, to make my presence known at a holiday gathering or two. One particular holiday of which I've long been a fan is the fourth of July. From fireworks on the National Mall to suburban block parties to back yard BBQs that end with various limbs in danger (thanks to the backyard BBQ's constant cohort, the backyard fireworks display), I've never been one to shy from a few cold ones and grilled meat in celebration of this wonderful nation. It's for the troops, for the American dream and for future generations that I imbibe. And because it's a good time, of course. Another great Fourth of July tradition is that of getting out of the heat, before the fireworks start, and seeing a movie in a nice air conditioned theater, be it the multiplex or the couchiplex. Nothing says America like some good old fashioned Hollywood commerce. Which brings us to this week's Pop Quiz question: what is your go-to Fourth of July movie?
5 Perfect Baseball Movies In Honor of Roy Halladay
Cinematic Listology By Scott Beggs on October 7, 2010 | Comments (10)Roy Halladay, the starting pitcher for the Philadelphia Phillies just became the second person in history to pitch a no-hitter in a post-season game. Even those apathetic about baseball can appreciate the incredible rarity of this cleat-footed feat, and to celebrate, I've put together a list of the best baseball movies out there. What goes into a great baseball film? Is it a sense of Americana? Is it a well-paced presentation of the game itself? Is it the players being brought to life and rounded out so that they become something more than just Gods of the Mound? Would Gods of the Mound make a great title for a porn version of Clash of the Titans? I think it's a combination of all of these things. So, without further ado, and since "5 No-Hitter Baseball Movies" doesn't make sense, here are 5 Perfect Baseball Movies in honor of Roy Halladay.
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10 Great Films You Didn't Know Were Directed By Women
Cinematic Listology By Scott Beggs on October 8, 2009 | Comments (17)Remember all of those movies you love to sit around watching and loving and talking about? Some of them were directed by women. You didn't even know that. Did you, you chauvinist pig?
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I have a Dimension 3100 PC that I want to give my Grand Daughter. It was attached to the Internet via a yellow lead to a Router. She wants to use the pc in her bedroom and connect to her internet router via wifi. As there is no wireless adapter in the computer, will one of the USB wireless devices work? Sorry I am a bit of a dunce when it comes to computers and even worse when it comes to setting up Internet connections. Any advise would be greatly appreciated.
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This works well http://www.amazon.co.uk/Edimax-EW-7811UN-Wireless-802-11b-150Mbps/dp/B003MTTJOY/ref=sr11?ie=UTF8&qid=1355156958&sr=8-1
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Hi tullie. That will work on the PC without having any kind of modem inside then??
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The item linked to is a USB "Wireless Network Adapter". It will connect wirelessly to the router, thereby emulating the ethernet cable connection that you've been using. Nothing else will be required.
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Thanks mgmcc. I will get one ordered. Not the end of the world in price.
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Travelling to the Cinque Terra
... a train to Le Spezia first which took 2 hours and then a bus to Portevenere. Our B&B is actually on the island of Palmaria across the bay from Portevenere. A kind gentleman let me use his mobile (mine was flat!) to call our B&B owner who came across and picked us up with his dog, Leon. What a fantastic service. He pointed out a couple of historical points as we crossed the bay and then carried my suitcase on ...
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BMO Harris donation of $50,000 supplements lull in food bank support
To combat local hunger, today BMO Harris Bank donated the proceeds from its annual holiday display to Feeding America Eastern Wisconsin during an especially crucial time. The battle against hunger requires particularly close attention during the post-holiday lull in charitable giving, which drops off sharply following New Year's Day. Feeding America Eastern Wisconsin is facing a 33% increase in demand for food from local pantries, meal programs and shelters, so the timing of the BMO Harris contribution is critical to providing long-term support for those in need.
Over the holiday season, the downtown BMO Harris Bank lobby was transformed into Holiday Junction, a locomotive-themed display that continues a 40-year tradition for families to visit the holiday display annually to enjoy the sights. BMO Harris tracked visitors to the holiday display and committed a $5 donation to Feeding America Eastern Wisconsin for each visitor. A total of $50,000, representing 10,000 visitors to the display, was collected and donated today. To demonstrate the impact of this donation, the check presentation took place surrounded by 125 wrapped gifts, each representing one ton of food. The BMO Harris Bank donation will allow Feeding America Eastern Wisconsin to distribute 250,000 pounds of food for local residents in need.
"The stark reality is that hunger is a year-round problem, not just an issue during the holidays when charitable giving is top-of-mind," said Bonnie Bellehumeur, president and chief executive officer of Feeding America Eastern Wisconsin. "We are very grateful to BMO Harris and all those who visited the holiday display this year for their generous financial support at this critical time."
"Visiting the annual holiday display is a family tradition for many in our community and is great way for families to get into the holiday spirit," said Kara Kaiser, regional president of BMO Harris Bank. "But most importantly, the visits that people made to the holiday display will also help Feeding America in its efforts to alleviate hunger in our community when it's needed the most."
Feeding America Eastern Wisconsin supplies food to 330,000 people in Wisconsin. The food bank is the largest, private, nonprofit distributor of food in the state. Feeding America Eastern Wisconsin distributes more than 18 million pounds of food annually to 1,000 food pantries, meal programs and shelters throughout the state. Feeding America Eastern Wisconsin is affiliated with Feeding America, which is consistently ranked as one of the most efficient charities, out of the country's 100 largest charities, by Forbes magazine. Since 1982, Feeding America Eastern Wisconsin has distributed nearly 300 million pounds of food. To learn more about hunger in Wisconsin, visit www.feedingamericawi.org.
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Tibetan Buddhist teacher Chöje Akong Rinpoche reportedly assassinated in China
Help save Lama Rinzin, a Tibetan Buddhist seeking asylum in the UK
(UPDATED, nearing 2000 signatures as of 8/8/13) Save Lama Rinzin!From Avaaz (also updated): Lama Rinzin is a Tibetan monk, and highly skilled Thankga painter (Buddhist artist), who is seeking assylum in the UK. He fled from Tibet into Nepal, following the 2008 protests in Lhasa, and if he is deported he is likely to face imprisonment, torture or death.Lama Rinzin was sent to Sheffield, UK, by the Home Office and by chance ended up doors away from the Sheffield Buddhist Centre. He has … [Read more...]
The Future of Tibet
The Tibetan Center in Kingston, New York has announced an upcoming discussion of the six decades of human rights abuses in Tibet under Chinese occupation, the recent rise in protests (especially self-immolations), and the possibilities concerning the future of Tibet.Update (watch a recording of the event here):Upcoming Event! Live Internet Stream Link: https://new.livestream.com/accounts/734998/events/1895115 The Future of Tibet Saturday, February 23, 2-4 pmBertelsmann Campus … [Read more...]
Tibet on Fire: a Resource for Activists and Educators
As those of you who read this blog know, I'm a strong supporter of Tibetan independence from China. Real autonomy, as advocated by H.H. the Dalai Lama, would be a welcome step, but in truth, the people of Tibet deserve the return of the country that was violently stolen from them just 60 years ago (between 1951 and 1959).The realities on the ground are incredibly complicated, as roughly 1/6 of the population of Tibetans has been wiped out under Chinese rule and millions of (mostly) Han … [Read more...]
Tibetan Language: more than you imagined
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Global day of Solidarity for Tibet
Today, December 10, is Global Human Rights Day. Activists around the world are reaching out and stepping up their efforts. And with over 100 self-immolations now in Tibet, this region, currently occupied by China, is a chief area of focus. The latest such immolation is a 16 year old girl in the Tibetan province of Amdo, currently ruled as China's northwestern province of Qinghai (click here for a map and pre-1959 history).According to news reports, China's only response has been to tighten i … [Read more...]
Palestine Today – Tibet Tomorrow?
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There has been an 82nd, an 83rd, an 84th and an 85th self-immolation inside occupied #Tibet. All today.
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Bandai Namco has teamed up with the National Breast Cancer Foundation (NBCF) to launch the Ms. Pac-Man Pink Ribbon Campaign.
Bandai Namco has teamed up with the National Breast Cancer Foundation (NBCF) to launch the Ms. Pac-Man Pink Ribbon Campaign.
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Brazil Economists Up 2011 Inflation Forecast To 5.42% - Survey
SAO PAULO (Dow Jones)--Brazilian financial market analysts and economists
raised their 2011 year-end average inflation forecast for a sixth
consecutive week, according to the Central Bank of Brazil's market survey
published Monday.
The weekly survey places the 2011 year-end forecast for Brazil's inflation
rate at 5.42%, up from 5.34% a week earlier. The estimate is above the
central bank's inflation target of 4.5% for the year.
Economists kept their average estimate for 2012 inflation at 4.50%.
Last year, the country's inflation rate reached 5.91%--the highest since
2004, when inflation hit 7.6%.
The central bank's weekly survey tracks the opinions of 100 analysts and
economists from banks and brokerages and reports the average of their
The average estimate for 2011 gross domestic product growth was kept at
4.5%, while the average estimate for 2012 was also steady at 4.5%,
according to the survey.
The analysts' average forecast for the benchmark Selic interest rate at
the end of 2011 was maintained at 12.25%. For 2012, analysts increased
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Atlanta's Mike Nolan still trying to solve Manning
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As a defensive coordinator and head coach, Mike Nolan has just one victory in seven tries against quarterback Peyton Manning.
Nolan, in his first season as coordinator of the Atlanta Falcons, hopes to change his luck when Manning and the Denver Broncos visit the Georgia Dome on Monday night.
To beat Manning, Nolan knows the Falcons can't afford too many mistakes. If they do, the four-time NFL MVP will pick Atlanta apart.
''One of the things he does really well is he studies his opponent - not only the looks he gets, but how he can attack your coverages - and that's what the really good ones do,'' Nolan said this week. ''They do a lot of homework.''
Manning returned from a 20-month layoff following neck surgery to lead the Broncos to four scoring drives in a season-opening win over Pittsburgh last week.
The Falcons are coming off a 16-point victory at Kansas City in which their defense struggled in the first half, but forced three turnovers and held the Chiefs scoreless in the second half until the game's final possession.
Nolan knows that getting turnovers against Manning doesn't guarantee success.
When he last faced the star QB in 2009, Nolan was defensive coordinator in Denver, and the Broncos picked off Manning three times - only to lose at home to the Indianapolis Colts.
As head coach of San Francisco in 2005, Nolan watched his 49ers intercept Manning twice and still suffered a 25-point defeat.
But Manning's success against him isn't causing Nolan to fret. He still plans to disguise looks in his three-cornerback scheme and blitz when the opportunity arises.
''Against all good quarterbacks, you need to mix it up, and I think that's key,'' Nolan said. ''You have to use the tools that are at your disposal as a coordinator and as a player, and that's scheme. It gets down to two things - it's players, by far, but it's scheme that puts them in position.''
Reserve safety Chris Hope, an 11-year veteran in his first season with Atlanta, has cautioned his younger teammates not to get frustrated when Manning moves his offense with ease. Playing for Pittsburgh and Tennessee, Hope faced Manning several times and even had the good fortune to intercept him twice in a 2008 home victory for the Titans.
''You have to realize that he's going to complete a lot of passes,'' Hope said. ''He's going rack up a lot of yards, but we always used to say in Tennessee and Pittsburgh, `Don't give him touchdowns.'
''He can move the ball from 20 to the 10 against the best defenses, any day, but when the field gets constricted and he has a little less room to make throws that he normally makes look easy, you want to force him to field goals.''
In his Broncos debut, Manning completed 19 of 26 passes for 253 yards, two touchdowns and no interceptions. A 71-yard scoring strike to Demaryius Thomas gave Manning 400 career touchdowns and allowed him to reach the milestone in his 208th career game.
Dan Marino held the previous NFL mark, but needed 227 games to throw his 400th career TD.
Falcons coach Mike Smith believes it will be critical for his players to take no risks, like jumping routes or getting penalties, against Denver.
Atlanta lost its best cornerback, Brent Grimes, to a torn Achilles tendon last week. The Falcons had to shuffle the secondary in nickel coverages with Asante Samuel on the left side, Dunta Robinson on the right side and career reserve Christopher Owens in the middle.
During his four-year tenure as defensive coordinator in Jacksonville, Smith went 3-7 against Manning.
''I think the most important thing is we have to play sound technique and make sure we're in the right place, because if you're out of place by half a yard, you're going to pay for it,'' Smith said. ''He has a very good understanding of how you're trying to defend him. You give him pre-snap reads, he's gonna know where to go with the football.''
Nolan hasn't beaten a Manning-led offense since he was defensive coordinator of the New York Jets in 2000.
It's been a long wait.
''He's got a good cast (of teammates) again,'' Nolan said. ''He's got a good football team, and that was evident the other night. Nowadays, I think the really good quarterbacks play the game against the coordinator as much as they do the players they're going against.''
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