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Dissecting the molecular basis of mesoderm formation
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Recent technical advancements in human embryonic stem cells have revolutionized their potential applications in regenerative medicine. However, a remaining big hurdle in this process is the need for efficient, effective, and stable generation of specific cell types from such stem cells for therapeutic usage. The proposed research focuses on studying a special cell type in our embryo, called mesoderm. Mesoderm gives rise to a number of tissues and structures including bone, cartilage, muscle, connective tissue, the urinary system, the reproductive system, heart, and the dermis of the skin. For example, heart failure often requires heart transplant, which is limited by the lack of matched donors and severe side effects due to immunosuppressant therapy. Heart regeneration from mesoderm tissues derived from human embryonic stem cells or induced pluripotent stem cells would greatly improve heart failure treatment. To regenerate mesoderm-derived tissues for tissue repair, it is critical to understand what are the genes and signaling pathways that control human mesoderm formation. To date, there is little information on how human mesoderm is formed due to the inability to study this event in embryo. This proposal takes advantage of the use of human embryonic stem cells to develop mesoderm in culture to study mesoderm development. We will first test a group of genes for their roles in mesoderm formation. Then we will develop a novel reporter system to label and purify emerging human mesoderm cells and identify and study novel genes involved in human mesoderm development. Completion of this project would provide valuable insight into the key factors in mesoderm differentiation, which is essential for efficient generation of mesoderm-derived tissues for therapeutic usage.
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Stem cell therapy has the potential to revolutionize the treatment of many common diseases that afflict residents of the State of California. For example, thousands of Californians suffer from heart failure and need heart transplant for survival. However, these life-saving measures are limited by a lack of eligible donors and the necessity of finding correctly matched donors. Recent technical advancements in human embryonic stem cell and induced pluripotent stem cell production have revolutionized their potential applications in regenerative medicine and have provided enormous hope for these patients. Producing therapeutically useful differentiated cells from pluripotent stem cells is a critical step in clinical application. Our proposal will provide a better understanding of the mechanisms involved in producing mesoderm, which then gives rise to many critical tissues in our body, including heart, bone, cartilage, and muscle. One long-term benefit of the proposed research is to allow effective generations of various mesoderm-derive cell types and tissues for tissue repair. In addition, the involved work will include the training and education of some of California's bright young minds to become leaders of stem cell research and maintain California as a world leader in regeneration medicine.
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Fright Night + Mysterious Island coming to Blu-ray!
This week's been full of surprises, including the official closing announcement of Blockbuster Canada after its receiver made it public No One Cared.
Well, the death of a major chain could have some pungent repercussions, in terms of the studios losing a major client for their new releases, but perhaps BB's slow demise in the U.S. and Canada may have given studios lead time to make sure they adjust their new release runs and aren't about to be glutted with massive returns.
Will f BB's demise further reduce the selection of movies on home video? I doubt it, given what's out there now, certainly in physical and online shops, isn't fully dominated anymore by the studios.
They may have the high profile titles, but in terms of back catalogue stuff, a chunk of movies from Warner, Universal, MGM, and Columbia have moved over to MOD (made on demand) DVD-R's. There's also downloads, streaming, and licensing to indie labels that have kept older films in circulation, so one can sense a shift as studios see the light and reap the benefits from licensing movies they'd thought had already penetrated their respective core fan base.
But getting back to BB, there's a legacy of cruel competition, indolence, and just desserts to be examined, and I've done so in a lengthy blog over at Mondomark.com and Mondomark.blogspot.com, with some cautionary notes.
The second surprise news is Twilight Time has signed a swell deal with Sony and will be releasing some major classics on Blu-ray only, including the original Fright Night and Mysterious Island. Both will be special editions, and Mysterious Island is being made from a new HD master with Bernard Herrmann's score in 5.1.
TT's releases are exclusively distributed by Screen Archives Entertainment, so beware of wankorious speculators trying to flip these titles when they debut in November for the standard limited run of 3000.
Here's the release schedule of their current and upcoming titles, as posted on the label's Facebook page, plus some shamefully self-serving review links at KQEK.com (which also has a Facebook page, too):
THE KREMLIN LETTER (1970) DVD – March 15th — Main / Mobile review links
VIOLENT SATURDAY (1955) DVD – April 12th — Main / Mobile review links
FATE IS THE HUNTER (1964) DVD – May 10th — Main / Mobile review links
WOMAN OBSESSED (1959) DVD – June 14th — Main / Mobile review links
THE EGYPTIAN (1954) DVD and BLU-RAY – July 12th — Main / Mobile review links
THE FLIM-FLAM MAN (1967) DVD – Aug 9th
MY COUSIN RACHEL (1952) DVD – Sept 13th
STAGECOACH (1966) DVD – Oct 11th
THE LEFT HAND OF GOD (1955) DVD – Nov 8th
MYSTERIOUS ISLAND (1961) BLU-RAY – Nov 8th
RAPTURE (1965) DVD – Dec 13th
FRIGHT NIGHT (1985) BLU-RAY – Dec 13th
And the original press release:
TWILIGHT TIME joins forces with
to release Blu-ray editions of classic Columbia titles
LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA (September 1, 2011) - Specialty label TWILIGHT
TIME has struck a deal with Sony Pictures Home Entertainment to license and
release classic films from the Sony-owned Columbia Pictures library in
high-definition Blu-ray editions. In line with TWILIGHT TIME's innovative
limited series concept, just 3000 units of each title will be produced,
aimed at the collector/classic film aficionado market, and available
exclusively online through www.screenarchives.com, the nation's largest
independent distributor of specialty soundtracks.
The November 8th Blu-ray debut of director Cy Endfield's and special effects
master Ray Harryhausen's 1961 science fiction/fantasy classic, Mysterious
Island, will be followed by a new release on the first Tuesday of each
month. Scheduled follow-up on December 13th is the original Fright Night
(1985), the horror/comedy cult favorite written and directed by Tom Holland
and starring Chris Sarandon and Roddy McDowall.
TWILIGHT TIME-the label that has made a recent splash in the classic film
home video pond with the release of such titles as The Kremlin Letter,
Violent Saturday, and The Egyptian-is the brainchild of 30-year Warner Bros
veteran Brian Jamieson and filmmaker/music restoration specialist Nick
Redman. In his long tenure at Warner Home Video, Jamieson initiated and
oversaw countless legacy restorations, including the films of Stanley
Kubrick, Samuel Fuller's The Big Red One, and Sam Peckinpah's The Wild
Bunch. Redman, a film historian and Oscar nominee for his 1997 documentary,
The Wild Bunch: An Album in Montage, is also a prime mover behind Twentieth
Century Fox's pioneering series of limited edition soundtracks, the
inspiration for TWILIGHT TIME's release model.
TWILIGHT TIME, Jamieson explains, is motivated by a desire "to optimize the
film enthusiast's dream, providing long sought-after collectible and fully
restored titles, in their original aspect ratios, all manufactured to the
highest quality available, and at an affordable price."
Unlike movies-on-demand offerings, each TWILIGHT TIME release is a BD or DVD
(not a DVDr) properly pressed from a restored transfer. Each is accompanied
by a collectible 8-page booklet complete with original essay, stills, and
poster art. And each TWILIGHT TIME disc provides, whenever possible, that
extra most coveted by cinemusic enthusiasts: an isolated score. Mysterious
Island offers a particularly high incentive along these lines, featuring
music by pantheon composer Bernard Herrmann.
Grover Crisp, Sony Pictures Entertainment's Executive Vice President for
Asset Management, Film Restoration, and Digital Mastering, is enthusiastic
about his studio's new partnership with the label. "Our collaboration with
Twilight Time will allow us to make available for Blu-ray release some of
our library's most collectible titles in a way fans have been asking for:
restored and re-mastered with attention to detail and quality."
And Jamieson concurs: "Sony and Twilight Time," he says, "will be serving
both the collectible drive of film aficionados, and, in a larger sense, the
cause of cinema literacy."
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That is all.
Mark R. Hasan

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The Body Book
The Law of Hunger, the Science of Strength, and Other Ways to Love your Amazing Body
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Add a CommentI very much enjoyed this book. As women, we are very harsh and have bad perceptions of out body and how it should be percrived. The female body is an amazing thing. The body book shows you the wonders and made me appreciate my body more. Plus, I heard Cameron's voice in my head while I read. Very entertaining. :)
A patron review from the Adult Summer Game: "Presents basic information about health, nutrition, how the body works, etc. It is easy-to-follow and informative and more like a text book, but there was enough of Diaz in it to keep it from being boring (and thankfully not too much to have one roll their eyes at her celebrity). A good book for science-minded women."
I actually enjoyed this book and agree with all the other comments. My take on it is simplicity, yes, but the humor was great. Let's face it, a lot of people don't understand the basic stuff. I followed similar paths for years but still appreciated her take on life in general.
One star. The cover has so much promise. But amazingly this book is so dull. She wrote it like science textbook! There's even diagrams of the body that resemble Science Probe 10. Save your time and skip this. Nothing in here is groundbreaking. I was hoping she would share some of her own personal tips but all that I learned is she spends Sundays cooking her meals for the week. How about some recipes, woman!?
I thought she described health in a way that is easy to understand for most women in this country. But she was kind of late to jump on the bandwagon because there are a lot of health books out there already on the same exact topics. I did get some good ideas for different types of food to eat though, like lentils, which have high nutritional value. I guess if she can use her celebrity status to get people to work on their health more, that's a good thing!
Appealing, simple, easy-to-follow, informative book. Diaz's humor was a nice touch also. She doesn't come across condescending like I thought she would. I'd definitely buy this for my collection.
Saw Cameron on the Dr Oz show promoting this book, so thought it might have some insider tips. Here are the tips: start your day with a litre of water, eat good food, move more .... Doesn't get anymore specific than that.
Now I've saved you time, you don't have to read this book. You're welcome :)


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We're beyond excited for fall at Heinen's, especially in the cheese department. Most people think of fall as being the time when the temperatures get a little cooler and leaves turn into beautiful hues of orange, crimson, gold and even pink . While that is true, it is also a time when we start to ramp up our cheese selection to get ready for the holidays. We look at some of the coolest cheeses that are being produced in the US as well as abroad. This year, we have quite a selection. Make sure you stop in and talk to the cheese specialist at your local Heinen's about what's new. In the meantime, here are just a few of my favorites:
Carr Valley Wildfire Blue This cheeses is the epitome of unique. I've never tasted a "hot" blue before, and this one does not disappoint. The creamy, piquant nature of blue is taken up a notch with the heat of jalapenos. Use it to make mac and cheese, and your life will never be the same again. Here's a really great recipe: Adult Mac and Cheese. Try it and let me know what you think!
Beehive Cheese Company Bourbon Street Perhaps you've tried their crazy good and weird cheese Barely Buzzed? It's a cheddar-style cheese that's rubbed with coffee and lavender. Sounds crazy, but wow…. This one is rubbed with a paste of bourbon (hello!) and brown sugar. The resulting cheese is not sweet, rather it is complex, nutty and tastes of bourbon! I'd enjoy this one on its own and paired with, well, bourbon, or a light earthy red wine like Burgundy or Oregon Pinot Noir.
Hook's Red Errigal One look at this cheese and you'd think it doesn't look like much. And it doesn't. But one taste and it'll blow your mind. It's soooo complex (don't let the Colby-like appearance fool you), with lots of depth, sweet notes, savory notes, earthiness, fruitiness…you name it. Bottom line: it's awesome, and one of the biggest cheese surprises for me all year.
Tilston Point It's a play on words, and a play on flavor. Like English Stilton cheese, this robust and not-for-the-faint-of-heart blue is simply stunning. It looks dirty, it tastes earthy, and despite these things it is luxurious and melts in the mouth. I would crumble this over kale salad with dried fruits and a light dressing. Pair with something sweet! Most would go for port, I like late-harvest Riesling or Sauternes.
3-Year Swiss This cheese is an enigma, because very rarely does one find a Swiss cheese that is aged for any measurable period of time. It's oddly delicious, with elevated flavors that take it beyond Swiss. It takes on a gruyere flavor that has a little more fruit flavor rather than that nutty Swiss flavor. It's tasty, fun, and not to be missed.
I'll stop here, because I could go on and on, and you have things to do today. Me? I'm going to go snack on some cheese and maybe find myself a hunk of crusty bread. But don't feel sorry for me, it's a tough job, but someone's got to do it.
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News Release 147
Nathan Boone's military experience highlighted during event May 21 at Nathan Boone Homestead State Historic Site
Volume 39-147 (For Immediate Release)
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JEFFERSON CITY, MO., MAY 11, 2011 –Observe U.S. Armed Forces Day with a historic twist on Saturday, May 21 at Nathan Boone Homestead State Historic Site near Ash Grove. The "Nathan Boone in Uniform" event, which is scheduled from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., is free and open to the public.
The event will coincide with the celebration of U.S. Armed Forces Day and will feature living historians portraying soldiers from two eras of Nathan Boone's military service. During the event, living historians will be encamped at the site, portraying soldiers in the U.S. Dragoons and soldiers of the War of 1812. There will also be interpretive talks about the 19th century military and Nathan Boone's service throughout the day.
Nathan Boone first served as an officer in the U.S. Army during the War of 1812, during which time he led a company of mounted rangers in defense of Missouri against the Indian allies of Great Britain. Twenty years following his service in the 1812 war, he returned to the army as a captain in the United States Mounted Ranger Battalion and then in the First United States Dragoon Regiment. During Boone's long service to his country, he defended America's frontier in combat, laid out roads, explored the west and served as an Indian commissioner and peace keeper. His service to his country lasted until 1853 when he resigned as a lieutenant colonel at the age 72. He enjoyed his final years at his Greene County farm.
Nathan Boone Homestead State Historic Site preserves Boone's last home and his grave. The historic site is located 1.5 miles north of Ash Grove on State Highway V. For more information and a list of speakers and times, contact the historic site at 417-751-3266 or call the Department of Natural Resources toll free at 800-334-6946 (voice) or 800-379-2419 (Telecommunications Device for the Deaf). For information about state parks and historic sites, visit mostateparks.com.


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Leaving Lash Vegas
While some celebrity-inspired trends are better left alone (Uggs and mini skirts, I'm talking to you), there's one I've been dying to try out:false eyelashes. They're worn by everyone in Tinseltown–well, at least the women–and they look amazing. So when I was in Las Vegas for IECSC and had the opportunity to have a set of faux lashes applied over my own, I grabbed it. I told Nova Beschta, founder of LiquiFan, that I was comfortable going dramatic, and 1.5 hours later, he had placed a line of beautiful black fringe lining the top of each eye. I was shocked at first: whose eyes were those batting back at me in the mirror? But then I started getting reactions from people and I realized that these better-than-natural lashes were my newest obsession. I felt prettier, sassier, and had a lot more confidence. Ever since then I've winked at as many people as possible–after all, they'll be gone within six weeks, which will feel like a blink of an eye.


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Jack Jonathan Lissauer (born 1957) is an American research scientist who has worked for NASA's Ames Research Center since 1996. He is a science co-investigator on the Kepler space telescope mission.
Lissauer received a PhD in mathematics from the University of California, Berkeley in 1982.
Prior to joining NASA, Lissauer was an associate professor (September 1993 - August 1996) and assistant professor (June 1987 - August 1993) at Stony Brook University. Earlier, he served as a visiting researcher at the University of California, Santa Barbara (July 1985 - June 1987) and as an assistant research astronomer at the University of California, Berkeley (January 1985 - July 1985).
His primary research interests are the formation of planetary systems, planetary dynamics and chaos, planetary ring systems, and circumstellar/protoplanetary disks.
He discovered, together with Mark R. Showalter, the inner satellites of Uranus: Cupid and Mab. With Showalter, I. de Pater and R. S. French, he also discovered the small satellite of Neptune S/2004 N1.
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Live from New York, it's… Jerry Lewis! Sketches include "Jerry Lewis in Surgery," "What Famous Person Do You Look Like?," "The Forum," "Jerry's Translator," "Rosemary Clooney for Cornet," "Dysfunctional Thanksgiving," "Larry's Corner," "Skydivers," "Fascinating People and Their Friends," "Backstage: Imitating Jerry," and "Gusty's Song." Loverboy performed "Working for the Weekend."
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quote:100% of that is coming from the government.
quote:Where does the government get that 100% FROM?
quote:When that spending cut will also cut your income, you're just treading water.
quote:A cut of the GDP.
quote:Japan made a serious economic improvement with austerity measures. But I can't remember the time frame.
quote:So you're under the impression that if the government stops taking more from the most productive sectors of the economy in order to pay for more less productive things with money we don't have....that the economy will get worse?
quote:No. The tax hikes/spending cuts that go along with these austerity packages country after country in Europe have been rolling out. I'm talking about taking less from the more productive sectors and using money we don't have yet to pay for a stimulus. So lower business taxes coupled with spending on infrastructure and education reform (i mean, if there was a chance in hell we'd do it right) to help the economy grow long term. Then you cut spending as things start growing and also raise income taxes.
quote:What can they do? There's seems no way out but default or bondholders taking a haircut
quote:I'm talking about taking less from the more productive sectors and using money we don't have yet to pay for a stimulus.


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One of our favorite things about blogging is getting to see all of the amazing talent out there in blogland! Last week we hosted the fun Swing Into Spring Blog Hop and saw so many fabulous spring crafts linked up to our party! Since today is Take Five Friday…. we thought we would share five features, from that party, that were cute, … [Read more...]
My Good Housekeeping Feature!
I'm in this month's issue of Good Housekeeping! It's a teeny-tiny-don't-blink-or-you-will-miss-it feature. But it's there! And why am I in Good Housekeeping do you ask? Well, I'll tell ya. … [Read more...]
Inspiring Christmas Features!
Welcome to our round-up of amazing Christmas features from last week's Inspiration Friday! We felt that there were so many amazing holiday and everyday links that we thought TWO features were deserving of last week's party! Today we are sharing some of our favorite Christmas and Holiday posts and next week Inspiration Friday will resume as normal … [Read more...]
Roo Mag and Vanessa~ A Special Feature!
Isn't it amazing how in "Blogland" you can be in two places at once?If only that were true in "real" life too!I may be hanging out at the Wine and Food Festival in NYC this weekend but I'm also absolutely thrilled and honored to be a guest over at Roo Mag today.Have you heard about Roo Magazine?Developed by actress, author, producer, speaker, wife … [Read more...]
Sweet Buy and Buy….a sweet farmhouse shoppe
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Imitation is flattery…a kitchen island transformation feature
When they say "imitation is the sincerest form of flattery" they couldn't be more right!Last week I got the sweetest email from Kristi of I Should Be Mopping Up the Floor with a link to her island transformation post and sharing how my island transformation tutorial had inspired them to do their own! She mentioned carrying around her phone with my … [Read more...]
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Happy Memorial Day from the gals At The Picket Fence! We thought it would be fun to share some of the perfectly patriotic posts (say that three times fast...grin!) that were linked up to this past Inspiration Friday! They are perfect ideas to inspire you for the 4th of July as well! We are always so amazed at the talent that stops by here at the … [Read more...]
Better Homes and Gardens comes to Kentucky…behind the scenes of a photo shoot
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Romantic Homes Magazine Feature…. At The Picket Fence
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From WikiFur, the furry encyclopedia.
Nyisi Seryn, a furre since 2000, plays several characters. Nyisi Seryn the character is a a mixed raccoon and brown bear. Other characters include a feline named Catrohic and a Tiger/Gryphon Ambrose Ignatius.
He is occasionally on Furcadia and Tapestries, and hangs out at Secretmoon, considering himself a cub fur. In 2010, he had recently moved into an independent interest in the Nazi Fur community as he holds a strong interest in history.


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Garden Spiders
Garden spiders are found on many continents throughout the globe. As their name suggests, they can be found outdoors and in gardens.
Garden spiders also are known as orb weavers due to their orb-shaped, delicate webs. Even garden spiderlings are capable of spinning these intricate structures without the assistance of mature spiders.
Habitat & Behavior
As their name suggests, garden spiders are most commonly found in gardens, meadows and clearings.
The most important determining factor in the dwelling place of the garden spider is the presence of twigs, trees, branches or plant leaves on which to construct webs. Garden spider webs are notoriously strong and may reach more than 60 cm in diameter.
Most garden spider habitats are also populated with a variety of potential prey. After prey becomes entangled in the web, garden spiders immobilize their victims and drag them to the center of the web. Prey must be liquefied with digestive enzymes before consumption is possible.
The webs of garden spiders are notoriously strong. The garden spider uses its web to capture food. Although their eyesight is poor, garden spiders are extremely sensitive to vibrations along the strands of their webs. Positioning themselves at the center of their web, garden spiders hang upside down, jump on prey and paralyze it with injected venom. Like other spiders, garden spiders must liquefy their prey in order to consume it.
The garden spider also uses its extraordinary sense of touch for mating, as males tap upon the webs of females to express their intent. Because males spend the mating season obsessively seeking partners, they typically die of exhaustion and malnutrition following fertilization.
Life Cycle & Reproduction
In autumn months, garden spiders lay their eggs in silken sacs that contain between 50 and several hundred eggs. The garden spider's egg sac is relatively spherical, although one end is narrower than the other. Covered in brown-colored silk, they are strong enough to withstand winds and attacks from most predators.
Young spiderlings overwinter within their eggs. In spring, they hatch and disperse. Garden spider egg sacs are nearly the size of adult garden spiders and are attached to webs. When spiderlings hatch, they are thus in close proximity to captured prey and will not go hungry. Female garden spiders die soon after laying their eggs and are not able to protect or assist their spiderlings.
Do They Bite? Are They Poisonous?
Garden spiders typically are not aggressive. However, if crushed to the skin, a bite is possible. The venom of garden spiders is not considered a serious medical threat to human health. For most people, garden spider bites result in swelling and mild discomfort.
Black & Yellow Garden Spiders (Argiope aurantia)
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Over the Weekend: Social Media Beer Tasting @ Coffee District
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A fair bit of beer was sampled at the Social Media Beer Tasting, Saturday at the Coffee District. |
The event was put together by Ed Roberts of Total Wine and Spirits, who assembled an all-star list of media, retailers, bloggers, distributors, and local brewers to contribute. Everyone chipped in a beer to share, while Coffee District provided sampling glasses and pitchers of water (to swish out the glasses, not to drink!). It was like a little beer-scene brouhaha and a tasting event all rolled into one.
Some of the folks in attendance included Jeff Abbarno, former owner of Boca Raton's legendary beer shack, Case and Keg. Abbarno, who now runs Draft Doctor, a keg delivery and parts service, spoke briefly about the importance of speaking to your local and state representatives about relaxing Florida's strict beer laws so that independent breweries and retailers can grow.
Local (soon-to-be) brewery Funky Buddha Lounge also represented. Owner Ryan Sentz revealed that he hopes to have the brewery up and running within a month.
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Another interesting guest was Drew Weinstein, a former Wall Street analyst with Cohen & Co., who for the past year has been shopping his idea to launch Magellanic Brewery. Guess where Drew hopes to open? Right here in South Florida.
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Luther wrote that the message of Romans can "never be read or pondered too much." Yet most Christians don't have time to dive into a lengthy commentary on Paul's theological treatise. Instead, they're looking to study truths from Romans that bring encouragement and comfort in a simple and easily understood format. Seasoned counselor and author Elyse Fitzpatrick makes the message of Romans readily accessible in thirty-one devotional-like chapters that inspire prayer and further study. Perfect for gift-giving or personal encouragement, Fitzpatrick's book helps men and women grasp the practicality of the gospel message and experience the deep comforts articulated in the book of Romans.


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Competition 23 ruffled a few feathers when it was announced: Apparently marketing an existing game is not something that many developers really want to think about, preferring instead to keep writing new and interesting prototypes and games for themselves. It's not hard to see why this would be the case though, that fascinating process of "finding the fun" is the thing that most of us enjoy about game design, after all. But it's equally not hard to see the unfortunate ramifications of this reluctance to think about your games' exposure…
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The Game.Dev Comps – Part 2
This article originally appeared in Dev.Mag Issue 27, released in November 2006
The Game.Dev Comps evolved considerably since they started, with sponsors and prizes being obtained, and a larger, more experienced (and larger) community facilitating the creation of even more advanced games. We take a look at all the competitions held since August 2006, 10 competitions over 2 years.
The Game.Dev Comps – Part 1
This article originally appeared in Dev.Mag Issue 26, released in October 2006.
Compared to most other game development competitions, Game.Dev's fondly-named "Comps" have always stood out on one particular front: each new incarnation has always set out to challenge, direct and develop entrants within the field of game development. Instead of the oh-so-typical "create a game about kitties and/or mudkips" mentality that many mainstream events focus on, the Game.Dev competitions have always sought to home in on an aspect of game development that people don't always consider and try to train new developers in the techniques that it describes. Although some may frown upon this method and drop out as a result, those who engage with the competitions often emerge from the experience as more mature and insightful developers.
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Ask any gamer to imagine their favourite games cross-dressing as different genres and you'll have yourself an entertaining waste of an afternoon. Turn that into a drinking game somehow and you'll have some of the best ideas that nobody can remember ("Hey! What about Bejewelled as a drinking game! You'd have a grid of colourful shooters…") and probably the most fun hangover ever. There would probably be rules to where and how you could feel bad and an inexplicable set of text parser puzzles to solve. These things happen.


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At this point I feel it's going to be Obama vs. Romney in the 2012 election. Romney must be very careful as to whom he chooses for a running mate. If he doesn't do something stupid like McCain choosing a Sarah Palin type then his election should be a slam dunk. A possible good running mate for him would be a military guy like General Petraeus, now CIA director. This will surely hoodwink all those voters that are addicted to our seemingly endless military incursions wherever whenever.
I'm talking campaign strategy here and not endorsing any of these people. I do know that I want; I.E., Obama & Co. out of the White House in 2013. We've had enough of he and his so-called advisers' dog an pony show…! : |
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Backflip Studios have taken this summer to experiment with the freemium model for their games – offering them for free download with $0.99 in-app purchases to remove banner ads. Their final summer release in this series of freemium games is Buganoids. The game is inspired, visually and gameplay-wise, by 1980s arcade games, by having you running around a circular planet shooting at bug enemies that spawn from the center of the planet. This means that you have to get used to running around the planet to get to where you can get a proper shot off, and to try to keep enemies from getting to the planet's surface where they can charge at you and take you down.
Buganoids is quite fun, and nails the retro arcade experience perfectly. Maybe the best thing that can be said about Buganoids is how authentic it feels – if this game was released 25-30 years ago, there would be games we'd be playing today that were influenced by this. It nails all of the other conventions – powerups, bonus enemies, the 8-bit graphics. While Buganoids is not a universal app, the game does come in iPhone and iPad flavors, and syncs up your high scores between both versions via OpenFeint.
Buganoids suffers from the same problem that most games in a circular playing field do: aiming is a pain. Angles are difficult to figure out, and it can be a pain to figure out the aiming line on a moving enemy. It's part of why games with circular playing fields never really took off – it's hard to escape that awkward feeling of firing on a circular playing field. It's part of why Galaga is much beloved to this day, and a game like Gyruss is far less remembered. Circular playing fields just aren't as natural, and that awkwardness does permeate through Buganoids at times. As well, due to the game being split into two separate versions, you have to pay to remove ads on both your iPad and iPhone/iPod touch separately.
Buganoids, much like the other freemium Backflip releases this summer, is well worth a download, and it isn't a huge fee to remove the ads. Pick up Buganoids if you like 80's arcade games, and want to play something that feels like it was recently dug out of a box somewhere and ported to iOS.
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The Mean and Nastiest Ever!
We have heard about favorite players, best players, most over or underrated players.
Now how about the top three Mean , Nasty, and Scariest Steelers ever. Who would you fear to go up against? My top three will probably named over and over here. :o 1. Jack Lambert- tough as nails, ugly, and took no crap, the ultimate intimadator 2. Greg Lloyd- On most other teams lists he would probably no.1, with his build and atitude you just knew you were in for a long game. Greg could bring it. 3.Mean Joe Greene- don`t let the commercial fool you, he was all business, even his name sounds Mean. Special Mention Joey Porter. Just my opinions here. Let me know yours. |
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Thats my exact list cleve.. man u read my mind!!! I'd say its a toss up between lambert and lloyd for top nasty/mean honors.. both of them would put you on ur ass for looking at them wrong or even breathing in the wrong direction of a teammate!!
Joey has definately carried on that tradition as well now !!! :cool: except u cant spell lloyd as llyodd :toofunny: I fixed it for ya ! Another one I just thought of after posting here.. not someone well known for being mean, but he sure had a mean streak and nasty side to him on the field was Joel Steed. Strongest guy on the team, and never far from controversy in the trenches. I can remember him several times just off the top of my head getting into it w/ OL from the opposing team, giving RB's a slap as they got up off the field, ya know, cool stuff like that :D |
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Troy Polamalu is showing signs of being a mean player. He hits hard! I like how he runs through the guy he tackles.
I know you are thinking of players on D but that block Ward put on Woodson a few years back gets my attention. Ole Rod came off the field after that hit with a bloody lip!......lol Don't get me wrong, I loved Woodson as a Steeler but that block was just great! |
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Good list Cleve. Joey Porter is definitely keeping it up. I love that about him.
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What about Justin S.? I remember reading that he wasn't the most sanitary of players on game day. Do I have this right or was it someone else?
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Clearly when the nastiest players are mentioned Defense is where everyone looks first, however, I would like to point out that Mike Webster was very mean and nasty when he played, he hurt people.
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Chef and SteelMan both good calls, There are alot of guys you could probably put on the list. Maybe even Hines Ward.
Want to go back. Glen " The assassin" Edwards. Ernie"Arrowhead" Holmes |
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Hopefully we'll be able to add Chris Keamoteau to this list soon, he's got a mean streak in him. Offensive players on the Line, I remember duval Love being pretty nasty on the field too! |
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Yo cleve I would have to mirror your top three and throw a little #91 (K.G.) along with Porter with honorable mention. Its a shame that K.G. didn't stay longer.
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Good call. You know if it weren`t for length of stay, I probably would have at least mentioned him. Hardy Nickerson wasn`t a Steeler long but talk about intensity.
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Honey and Spice Buttercream
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Use this luscious icing on our Pumpkin Spice and Pecan Cake or to top its Golden Pumpkin Cake variation, as shown.
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Calories | 105 |
Total Fat | 8.5g |
Saturated Fat | -- |
Cholesterol | 23mg |
Sodium | 38mg |
Total Carbohydrate | 7.7g |
Dietary Fiber | 0.2g |
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Protein | 0.2g |
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Total Time: 30 min
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- 1 teaspoon(s) unflavored gelatin
- 1/2 cup(s) dark honey
- 1/2 cup(s) sugar
- 1/2 teaspoon(s) salt
- 2 teaspoon(s) ground cinnamon
- 3.5 stick(s) butter, room temperature
- 1 teaspoon(s) vanilla extract
- Combine the gelatin and 2 tablespoons water and let sit for 10 minutes. Bring the honey, sugar, and 2 tablespoons water to a boil in a small saucepan, reduce heat to low, and simmer for 5 minutes. Remove from heat and let cool for 3 minutes. Stir 2 tablespoons of the honey mixture into the gelatin until dissolved. Whisk into the remaining honey syrup along with the salt and cinnamon. Strain into a medium-size bowl and beat, using a mixer set on high speed, until doubled in volume and completely cool -- about 10 minutes. Add the butter, 2 tablespoons at a time, while continuously beating. Stir in the vanilla and use immediately or keep chilled.
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if it's garlicky, sign me up! my husband would be so excited to snack on these
Everyone once in a while, I find myself with a loaf of bread that is just a little bit too hard to eat as is. This doesn't happen frequently because I am a carb fanatic and eat carbs constantly! But when it does happen, I am a sucker for these Homemade Garlic Croutons. Making your own croutons is super easy and they are infinitely better than the ones you pick up at the market. You can dress them up however you want, but my preference is to load the croutons up with garlic, oil, butter and of course some sea salt, pepper and Italian Seasoning and let them work their magic in the oven. Your entire house will smell divine when you bake these. They are the perfect topping for salads or just a little treat when they are still warm from the oven!
And… if you are feeling even more daring, you can go ahead and stick these delicious little cubes of bread in the food processor and make homemade garlic bread crumbs and then make Chicken Parmesan. omg. Doesn't that sound good? I think I just figured out what I am making for dinner tonight!
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if it's garlicky, sign me up! my husband would be so excited to snack on these
Once you have homemade croutons it's hard to go back to store bought. Yum!
Now if I could just make the perfect Ceasar Salad, I'd be in heaven.
I may just have these on my tomato soup today! I love flavorful croutons.
I've never tried this, but it definitely sounds much better then the store bought ones!!
Once you have homemade croutons it's hard to go back to store bought. Yum!
Homemade croutons are the best! I love snacking on them, forget the salad..ha!
Ohhhh, warm & toasty garlic croutons are a treat. Amazing what a loaf of old bread can do!! Happy Holidays girl!!
Once you have homemade croutons it's hard to go back to store bought. Yum!
Thank you so much for sharing this recipe. I made these last night for my family to accompany homemade tomato soup. They were a big hit! My five year old and eight year old adored them. I had never made homemade croutons before and they were easy to make and tasted so much better than the premade croutons. I will definitely be making these again:) Thanks!
Delicious Gaby this croutons homemade, thank you for the recipe.
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12 Angry Men. Required Viewing
Submitted by JoeMO on Sun, 06/30/2013 - 22:48This should be required viewing for anyone involved in court proceedings. I just viewed it yesterday and what a refreshing piece of work. As a young person I never get to see such dialogue driven plots instead we get Transformers 3...
pretty relevant to the George Zimmerman trial as well.
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Witness for the Prosecution is a must see.
http://youtu.be/HIiOkPNDNfU Takes place in a British court but, that doesn't matter. Based on an Agatha Christie book.
Things in a courtroom aren't necessarily about getting to the truth. It's about defending or prosecuting the case at hand. Best example, off the top of my head, is Caine Mutiny. http://youtu.be/Jw6gwGawbXA Wow! A real classic! Based on a Pulitzer Prize novel. Movie stars Bogart at his best.
"It is the food which you furnish to your mind that determines the whole character of your life."
―Emmet Fox
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You don't consider Transformers 3 to be a think piece?
More than meets the eye.
See it's a car. But now it's a robot. Get it?
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Dont get me wrong I love an Action piece
But it does nothing to help me grow into a better person. I think 12 Angry men can improve any jury that views it before they proceed.
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Just recently completed a week of jury duty...
attempted murder of a police officer.
What did I take away from the experience?
Live a clean life - you do not want your future decided on by a group of 12 bored strangers.
Twelve Angry Men is a very interesting and somewhat realistic look at what goes on inside a jury room. Having a Henry Fonda character is a rarity. I'd like to think I acted with as much integrity, honoring my conscience.
The law cannot make a wicked person virtuous…God's grace alone can accomplish such a thing.
Ron Paul - The Revolution
Setting a good example is a far better way to spread ideals than through force of arms. Ron Paul
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so true
without his stance, the "12 Angry Men" in the room would have convicted the boy with murder. At first there were so many outside distractions that made them want to leave, but as they kept the dialogue going they discovered more about themselves, their passions, their faults, and the good ones were very much coming to the light one by one.
Democracy was showcased because of Fonda, apathy too. The Innocent until proven Guilty montra we have in court is highlighted in this movie and we should cherish it. Guilty until proven Innocent is how they do it in most other countries
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One of the best ever!
Do yourself a favor, don't watch the remake! Watch the original!
No car chases, no boobs, no violence.
Just excellent scripting, direction and acting!
12 men in one room. That's a movie!
A good folow up movie would be Dr. Strangelove!
Exercise Liberty!
America Rising.
The Constitution Stands.
"That the pen is mightier than the sword would be proven false; if I should take my sword and cut off the hand that holds the pen" - American Nomad
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Glad you liked it!
The first time I watched it, I did not realize that Peter Sellers was playing multiple roles!
The British RAF Captain, the President and of course Dr. Strangelove!
But I was just a kid then...1964. :-)
Exercise Liberty!
America Rising.
The Constitution Stands.
"That the pen is mightier than the sword would be proven false; if I should take my sword and cut off the hand that holds the pen" - American Nomad
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There is nothing more fascinating than human drama.
Some other recommendations:
"The Intouchables" http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1675434/?ref_=sr_2
(French, with English subtitles)
and the "Before" trilogy,
"Before Sunrise" http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0112471/?ref_=sr_2
"Before Sunset" http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0381681/?ref_=sr_3
"Before Midnight" http://www.imdb.com/title/tt2209418/?ref_=sr_1
If you like human drama as well as spectacle (some of the best action scenes ever filmed)
"Red Cliff, Parts 1 and 2" http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0425637/?ref_=sr_1 and http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1326972/?ref_=tt_rec_tt
[Fore go the "International Version". It reduces 5 hours to 2 1/2]
(In Mandarin, with English subtitles)
Only one slow spot in the entire five hours, and even that passes quickly enough.
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Love this film!
Great principles, great variety of characters, fun that it pretty much all takes place in one room.
I need to go pick up a copy for my collection -- wonder if it's on blu-ray.
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Just to show what I grew up watching.
And let me tell you I don't feel old, but this shows how THE IDEA of America as a Sovereign Nation has been taken over.
All households watched stuff like this.
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A great movie where no one had a name, only a number,....
like the series "The Prisoner." With no special effects, no special props, and just dialogue, 12 angry men had only words and acting ability to rely upon. "Timely" and "riveting" are what this movie is. Seventeen days is all that it took to film. Thanks for posting.
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no problem
I just viewed it and it really made me want to tell anyone who goes to jury duty to watch it.
Dont be discouraged just because its Black and White. its crystal clear and enthralling
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"If the jury have no right to judge of the justice of a law of the government, they plainly can do nothing to protect the people against the oppressions of the government; for there are no oppressions which the government may not authorize by law."
-- Lysander Spooner
They have the power ... In fact, ONE ANGRY MAN, if the chance arrives HAS THE POWER !
It is enough.
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Anatomy of a Murder
Also very good.
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One of the best ever!
And, one of the best movies based on a play ever. If you ever get the chance to see a stage version, do it.
This should be required viewing by everyone.
"In the beginning of a change the patriot is a scarce man, and brave, and hated and scorned. When his cause succeeds, the timid join him, for then it costs nothing to be a patriot."--Mark Twain
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Love this movie, we watched in it law class last year
"It is not our part to master all the tides of the world, but to do what is in us for the succour of those years wherein we are set, uprooting the evil in the fields that we know, so that those who live after may have clean earth to till." -J.R.R. Tolkien
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Hi, Katniss!
Welcome back! I wondered what happened to you. Best wishes in your law studies.
JoeMO, I've seen this film many times. It's a classic. There aren't very many newer films I enjoy as much as the oldies. No special effects. Just really good stories and the best actors and actresses. You might want to correct your spelling of "required" in the title.
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The HollyWooWoo Report Tuesday, May 14, 2013
In 1998, singer-actor Frank Sinatra died at a Los Angeles hospital at age 82. That same night, the hit sitcom "Seinfeld" aired its final episode after nine years on NBC.
Backstreet Boys to kick off tour Aug. 2, visit Farm Bureau Live Aug. 17
All five members of the Backstreet Boys will perform during the group's "In a World Like This" summer concert tour. The string of shows will begin Aug. 2 in Chicago. They're in Va Beach Aug. 17. Jesse McCartney and DJ Pauly D are guest performers on the tour.
Angelina Jolie reveals she underwent a double mastectomy
Angelina Jolie has undergone a double mastectomy. Her mother died in 2007 after battling ovarian cancer. Her doctors said she had a high risk of breast or ovarian cancer. She underwent a preventive double mastectomy in Feb. Doctors say her health is improving.
Aly, Jacoby rule the night on DWTS
On DWTS last night: Aly Raisman and Jacoby Jones both tied with 59s after 2 rounds. Kellie Pickler scored a 58, Zendaya 55 and Ingo Rademacher 51. One goes home tonight, with the final 4 in the finale next week. The Wanted and Avril Lavigne are tonight's guest performers.
Steve Harvey receives star on Hollywood Walk of Fame
Steve Harvey was recognized with a star on Hollywood's Walk of Fame Monday. He hosts a popular morning radio show, 2 TV shows, and has written 2 best-selling books. He was joined by good friends Ellen DeGeneres, Dr. Phil McGraw and Samuel L. Jackson.
How I Met Your Mother Finale: The Mother Revealed!
Spoiler Alert: If you missed it last night, "How I Met Your Mother" finally revealed the future Mrs. Mosby on the season finale. "The Girl with the Yellow Umbrella" as she was credited, was played by Broadway actress Cristin Milioti. She will be a part of the final season 9.
Aretha Franklin pulls out of shows under doctor's orders
Aretha Franklin canceled appearances in Chicago & Connecticut under a doctor's orders. Franklin will need treatment. No information was released regarding the kind of treatment she needs. Singer Janelle Monae will step in for Franklin for the Chicago fundraiser.
Christina Aguilera to return to 'The Voice' for Season 5
Christina Aguilera, who stepped away from "The Voice" for Season 4, has signed a contract to return for $17 million. That's roughly the same salary as her last season on the show. She was replaced for Season 4 by Shakira, who has proven an affable & interesting coach.
Denzel Washington Watches Son Graduate From Top University
Denzel Washington played the part of a proud dad on Monday. He watched his son Malcolm graduate from University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia. Malcolm excelled at the Ivy League school, playing basketball and earning a degree in film studies.
Lady Gaga performs for first time since surgery
Lady Gaga, who recently underwent hip surgery, made a surprise appearance at a jazz show in a New York hotel bar last Thursday night. She and jazz trumpeter Brian Newman sang "Someone to Watch Over Me." She is still not ready to resume her tour.
Snoop Lion: 'I'm The Next Bob Marley'
Snoop Lion is convinced he was always destined to become the next Bob Marley. He turned to Rastafarianism following a spiritual trip to Jamaica last year. He believes the world really needs another Marley right now. He wants to become a leader like the late reggae legend.
2 Chainz Replaces Future On Lil Wayne/T.I. Tour
Rapper 2 Chainz is heading out on tour with Lil Wayne and T.I. Fellow hip-hop star Future has dropped out of the summer trek. The joint tour is due to visit VA beach July 28th. He left the tour for an undisclosed reason. Lil Wayne and T.I wish him well.
Justin Bieber Concert Takings Stolen
Justin Bieber's Mother's Day concert in South Africa on Sunday ended on a sour note. Crooks broke into a safe and made off with over $300,000. Police say the suspects gained entry through the roof. Bieber's mom joined him on stage & he dedicated a song to her.
Lindsay Lohan to stay at Betty Ford Clinic
Lindsay Lohan will not be allowed to leave the Betty Ford Clinic for a new rehab facility. She wants to leave because doctors have cut off her supply of Adderall. She is terrified of putting on weight. Lindsay is not allowed to leave the facility at any point during her stay.
Selena Gomez to be a big sister
Selena Gomez's mother is pregnant. Mandy Teefey is expecting her second child later this year. Selena announced the news on her Twitter page. Selena's parents divorced when she was 5. Her mother remarried in 2006.
Danity Kane, created and fired by Diddy, reuniting for tour
Danity Kane, the band created by Diddy and later terminated, is reuniting. They have a new manager, and are planning to record and tour. Diddy will not be involved. He created the group in 2005 during "Making the Band 3." In 2009, he fired the entire group.
Today's Birthdays:
Movie producer George Lucas is 69. Movie director Robert Zemeckis is 62. Rock musician C.C. (aka Cecil) DeVille is 51. Actor Danny Huston is 51. Rock musician Mike Inez (Alice In Chains) is 47. Fabrice Morvan (ex-Milli Vanilli) is 47. Rhythm-and-blues singer Raphael Saadiq is 47. Actress Cate Blanchett is 44. Singer Danny Wood (New Kids on the Block) is 44. Movie writer-director Sofia Coppola (KOH'-pah-lah) is 42. Singer Shanice is 40. Rock musician Henry Garza (Los Lonely Boys) is 35. Rock musician Mike Retondo (Plain White T's) is 32. Actress Amber Tamblyn is 30. Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg is 29. Actress Miranda Cosgrove is 20.


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Eli Lowry
Eli Lowry, 15, Prairie View, died Sunday, Nov. 3, 2013, at Phillips County Hospital, Phillipsburg.
He was born Dec. 2, 1997, in Tampa, Fla., to Calvin and Diane (Breathouwer) Lowry. He was a sophomore at Northern Valley High School.
Survivors include his parents, Calvin and Emily Lowry, Prairie View; two brothers, Damian Wellmen and Caden Lowry, both of Prairie View; two sisters, Talia Lowry and Kim Lowry, both of Prairie View; his grandparents, Barb and Gayle Christensen, Elbert, Colo., LuAnn and Trey Alderson, Indiahoma, Okla., and Melvin Breathouwer, Long Island.
He was preceded in death by his mother, Diane.
Services will be at 2 p.m. Friday at the Northern Valley High School gymnasium, Almena; private inurnment in Norton Cemetery.
Friends can sign the book from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Thursday at Olliff-Boeve Memorial Chapel, Phillipsburg.
Memorials are suggested to Teens for Christ or Northern Valley athletic department in care of the funeral home.


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Tagline: | GridCoverageReader API |
As quoted from the Javadoc, GridCoverageReader interface is intended to
read GridCoverages from the input stream in a sequential order .
Base class implementing GridCoverageReader is AbstractGridCoverage2DReader.
Currently there is 1:1 relationship between an AbstractGridCoverage2DReader instance and a coverage. Suppose you are working against a NetCDF file which contains several measurements like AirTemperature, AirPressure (with elevation and time) which are 4D datasets and an additional SurfaceTemperature (with time) which is a 3D dataset. We can think about 3 different coverages. Currently, there is no way to deal with multiple coverages stored in the same file.
I propose to deprecate AbstractGridCoverage2DReader in favor of a new AbstractGridCoverageReader which preserves current methods for simpler readers (which allow to access single coverages) but which allows to get geospatial context (like GridEnvelope, GridRange, GridToWorld transformation, CoordinateReferenceSystem) and read access capabilities by coverage name. Current geospatial context getter method won't be changed to grant backward compatibility.
Moreover, we may consider changing metadata management from returning simple Strings to returning Object instances.
This work will also be made to prepare a smooth transition between old style coverage APIs (based on current GridCoverageReader which doesn't have logic to deal with time/elevation domains) and new coverage-api currently living on unsupported/coverage-experiment which allows for
- geospatial dimensions management (time domain, vertical domain, custom domains)
- 1 coverageAccess to deal with multiple underlying coverage sources
This proposal is under construction.
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The creative team of, Balaji Telefilms show, "Parichay", seem to have been strongly inspired by the Bollywood yesteryear movie "Do Kaliyan". Hence they are developing a track which is very much similar to the one shown in the movie. The track will highlight the, twins, Anand, exchanging places with each other at their homes.
The 'Colors' show is becoming more and more interesting, with every passing episode. Circumstances have forced Kunal and Siddhi having to meet each other, as they work under one roof. Their children will meet at a school picnic and after knowing the truth, will decide to swap places with each other.
On reaching each other's homes, Siddhi's Anand, a spoilt brat, will make things difficult for Kunal. On the other hand his child Anand's well behaved manners will be a surprise for Siddhi. As in the movie, "Do Kaliyan", will the children be instrumental in bringing their parents together?


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13 September 2010
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The UK must develop a better system for transferring world-class science and technology into commercial enterprises or it risks falling behind many competitor nations...
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