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Speed Runner
Go, Speed Runner, go! A superhero whose only super power is running really, really fast runs afoul of an evil genius whose extracurricular activities include building giant death machines and planting bombs all over the city. (... and... his... hideout?) Spring to the rescue in this bouncy, stylish arcade platformer that demands quick reflexes. Note: not for players with allergies to repeated spiky death.
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Really fun game, but very short :-( The site-locked bonus levels would have been fun if, you know, they weren't site-locked. But, you know, I guess developers gotta eat! :D
I actually didn't have any trouble with walljumps. Great game! I wish you many games and code that behaves itself ;-)
This game's very fun but very short, I mean I've never seen a game before have only 10 levels (minus the site-locked ones)! I don't think, t at least.
Also, the review, it says the villain has giant death machines the size of, then goes into the next detail, and I doubt all that these monstrosities are can fit into the space between words. Please fix?
Eh, it was fun, until I saw that the last 10 minutes of unlocking stuff, finding pickups and getting golds was wasted because I am not playing on maxgames.
I guess I will just not play and downvote every single game that does this. This super-annoying malicious practice just needs to die. Just don't publish your game if you don't want the game to be played on other sites and disable it entirely on other websites instead of giving other people some crippled half-playable version.


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I found black and milds (2 boxes) with 3 out of each box in my sons room. I suspected he was using this to smoke pot out of so I asked the lady who works at the convenience store if black and milds were used to smoke pot from she said no they dont use those for that.
I confronted my son and he told me they were his that he smokes them when im not home and had been doing so since the beginning of the school year. My son is an athlete. I cant imagine him wanting to smoke cigars since he does so much training each and everyday at school.
I know my son has tried pot before bc i found out about it last year and he told me that he had but he didnt like it. There are times when he comes home from friends houses looking totally tanked. red glassy eyes and sleeps the day away. I told him he looks really bad and he said it was from staying up all night playing xbox. I don't believe this at all.
I started researching online if people use the black and milds to smoke weed from and it seems that yes they do in fact do this.
In the cigar box there was on that was half smoked. Is there any way to tell if he had weed in it? when people smoke weed from them do they take the filter off? I really could use some honest feedback on this issue. I am not freaking out bc he may be trying pot its not that big a deal every teenager tries stuff. im really concerned bc he goes to a school that was very hard to get accepted into and is very expensive and a big sacrifice for me financially speaking. if he is caught smoking weed he would be immediately kicked out. he is in the 10th grade now. I can't imagine the devestation this would cause him if this were to happen. So if he is smoking weed with the black and milds i really really need to know so that I can talk to him with a better sense of knowledge on the subject.
Any advice is appreciated. Thanks!

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"[The solar light] affects a lot because I have gotten rid of buying kerosene and it is not in my daily budget anymore. Furthermore, my children are now studying at home at night without any pressure of power shortage."
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Francine Pascal | |
Born | Francine Rubin May 13, 1938 |
Occupation | Writer |
Nationality | American |
Alma mater | New York University |
Notable work(s) | Sweet Valley High[1] |
Spouse(s) | John Pascal |
Relative(s) | Michael Stewart |
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Francine Pascal | |
Born | Francine Rubin May 13, 1938 |
Occupation | Writer |
Nationality | American |
Alma mater | New York University |
Notable work(s) | Sweet Valley High[1] |
Spouse(s) | John Pascal |
Relative(s) | Michael Stewart |
Francine Pascal (born May 13, 1938) is an author best known for creating the Sweet Valley series of young adult novels. Sweet Valley High was the backbone of the collection, and was made into a popular television series.[2][3] There were also several spin-offs, including The Unicorn Club and Sweet Valley University. Although most of these books were published in the 1980s and 1990s, they have remained popular such that several titles have been re-released in recent years.[4]
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Francine Rubin Pascal graduated from New York University in 1958. It was there that she first met author and journalist John Pascal and, in 1965, they were married (the second marriage for each). Francine often credited John as her writing mentor, and they collaborated on several projects, including writing scripts for the ABC soap opera The Young Marrieds, which aired from 1964 - 1966 as part of the ABC Daytime block. John died of lung cancer in 1981, at 49 years old.
Francine's brother was the prolific Broadway playwright and librettist Michael Stewart, who wrote the books to such musical hits as Bye Bye Birdie and Hello, Dolly!. Francine, her husband John, and her brother Michael worked together writing the book to the Broadway musical George M!, which ran at the Palace Theatre from 1968 - 1970. A television version of George M! was aired on NBC in 1970. Following his death in 1987, Pascal has revised his musical Mack & Mabel. She has also worked on the revision of another of his musicals, Carnival!, for the Kennedy Center in Washington.
Pascal's first young adult novel, published in 1977, was called Hangin' Out with Cici, in which her heroine, Victoria Martin, went back in time and met her mother as a teenager. It was televised as an ABC Afterschool Special, My Mother Was Never a Kid. She has written two other Victoria Martin books: My First Love and Other Disasters, and Love and Betrayal & Hold the Mayo. Another of her early novels, The Hand-Me-Down Kid, was also made into an ABC After-School Special.
More recent works include the Caitlin series, a set of three trilogies which follows a teenage girl into adulthood, as well as a second mass-market project, the young adult fantasy spy series Fearless and its spin-off Fearless: FBI. A TV series was also planned for Fearless, but for several reasons it never aired.
The Ruling Class, a teen novel about a clique of spectacularly cruel girls who essentially run a high school in a wealthy Dallas suburb, has been described as "a magnetic tour de force created by a master storyteller at the top of her form."
In addition to her work for mostly female teens, Francine has written some adult fiction books, including La Villa (originally published as If Wishes Were Horses) and Save Johanna!, as well as a non-fiction book, The Strange Case of Patty Hearst, which she wrote with her husband John. Sweet Valley Confidential: Ten Years Later revisits the Sweet Valley High characters ten years later, when they are adults. The adult story continues with The Sweet Life, a series of e-books taking place three years after Sweet Valley Confidential.
John and Francine Pascal lived in Manhattan with Francine's three daughters from her first marriage: Jamie, Laurie, and Susan. (John had a son from his first marriage, Matthew, who lived with his mother.) After John died, Francine and her daughters remained in Manhattan, and Francine has often said that much of the inspiration for her young adult novels came from watching her own three daughters grow up.
On February 22, 2008, Francine's oldest daughter Jamie died after a two-year battle with liver disease.
Francine now divides her time between homes in New York and the south of France. She maintains a rigorous professional schedule, but spends as much time as she can with her children and grandchildren. Since John died, she has never remarried. Her daughter Susan now lives in Shanghai, with her daughter Nicole.
Miss Pascal received The Dorothy Canfield Fisher Award, The Milner Award, The Bernard Versele Award, Brussels, and Publishers Weekly Literary Prize.


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Patricia Ann "Pat" Borthwick, 79, Ulysses, died Wednesday, Aug. 22, 2012, at the Legacy at Park View in Ulysses.
Services will be at 1:30 p.m. Saturday at First United Methodist Church, Ulysses; interment will follow in Ulysses Cemetery.
Visitation will be from 2 to 8 p.m. Friday, with family present from 6 to 8 p.m. at Garnand Funeral Home, Ulysses.


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His first home Grand Prix looked set to be a magic moment for Force India rookie Paul di Resta, starting the race from P6 on the grid. And up until lap 24 the future looked bright. Then a botched pit stop catapulted the young Scotsman down the order, destroying any hope of points. But thats in the past. Now Di Resta hopes that the momentum of that excellent qualifying, together with car upgrades will help him deliver his Silverstone promise at the Nurburgring this weekend, as he explained exclusively to Formula1.com
Q: Paul, can you re-cap the British Grand Prix for us. What was meant as your biggest triumph so far in Formula One came to nothing
Paul di Resta: Definitely I had a great qualifying session and we went into the Silverstone weekend with high hopes of improving the car. And I have to say that my lap in Q3 was very good, and up until lap 24 in the race everything was looking pretty good when suddenly there was some confusion in the pits with the tyres. It is hard to say something days after the incident, but definitely we analyze what has happened and it will teach us for the future to avoid such a mishap. Hopefully it will never happen again.
Q: How did it feel to sit in the car and see someone having to rush for your tyres? What was going through your head that very moment?
PdR: There is not really much that you can do if there are no tyres on your car. (laughs) I obviously saw the confusion quite early - obviously earlier than my mechanics had realized. But of course all that was not intentional - they had been instructed to do something that was wrong - and as I said we are taking steps for the future to stop something like that (happening again). It sure has woken us up a bit - to be a bit sharper at the next races and look that things run a bit smoother.
Q: When you say that you saw the disaster coming before the guys in the pits, what exactly did you see coming?
PdR: The guys are fully concentrated on the car-stop - changing the tyres and off it goes - and they really cannot determine which car is coming to the pits. So they were instructed about the tyre set and I could see that the call had come quite late. Then when I got to the pits I could see that the guys had just got there with the tyres - and unfortunately they were the wrong ones
We dont want to think too much about it - we want to concentrate on doing better in the future.
Q: How was it to start the race from P6? Was it the first taste of hopefully something bigger to come?
PdR: It was quite something. It was the furthest (up the grid) I have ever started a Grand Prix in my career so far and it is really nice to start a race with only five cars in front. Our performance was really good at the beginning in the wet - I was matching Jenson Button - and in the dry we were where we were. Our performance isnt quite as high as others - our race pace has to improve - but we could have taken some good points out of the Silverstone race. But as hard to believe as it is, there were positives from the whole race.
Q: So what were those positives?
PdR: The performance of the car was good - especially in the wet. Now the biggest thing is to develop the car to hopefully show that our upgrades for this weekend will really work.
Q: You have constantly outperformed your team mate in qualifying - eight to one so far - and thats in your rookie season. Races show a different picture, with your two points against Adrian Sutils ten. Is that where experience comes into play?
PdR: I dont believe that experience is an issue. I have been quite unlucky on various occasions and I believe the results dont show the true level of performance. If some races had been slightly different I would have a pretty good standing in the championship, but it didnt happen. I am a great believer that things happen in life for a reason, so I continue on and hopefully the points could be a little bit more rewarding. Probably we need to be a bit sharper, to eliminate the mistakes I have made or the team has made, as both contributed to the end result.
Q: How would you sum up your F1 career so far? How satisfied are you with your learning curve - and that of the team?
PdR: There have been ups and downs. But I think it is in general difficult to judge in the first half (of the season). I must say that on a personal level I have enjoyed it, because I am there where I ever dreamed of being and I hope I can continue to build a reputation for the future.
Q: You are the reigning DTM champion, so you were pretty much used to the front row. How is it to start all over again from the midfield?
PdR: It is difficult, of course. Qualifying in sixth at Silverstone was a massive achievement in Formula One with Force India. With this result you couldnt be more delighted with how it turned out. If that had happened to me last year in DTM - qualifying in P6 - it would have been a very bad day for me. So it is a completely different approach. But as long as you are realistic about your ambitions and your competitiveness, then you can do a good job - but this time in the mid pack. There you get caught up a bit more and you are not relying on your own performance but also relying on different people being on different agendas, and you get caught in traffic so you have to look at many more different factors. It is definitely more risky when you are in the midfield. That goes for you in the car but also for the people at the pit wall - you have to take many more things into account than the guy in front who is doing his show. I have to get used to that situation again.
Q: Do you miss that leader of the pack feeling?
PdR: You definitely always miss it. You would always prefer to be at the very front than being anywhere else! (laughs) And hopefully I will one day be in this situation again - and other people wont. Only time will tell.
Q: What do you want to achieve this weekend? How likely is that you can make Q3? We seem to have similar track conditions to Silverstone, where the Force India performed excellently
PdR: I wouldnt like to predict too much, but we came here with an upgrade and hopefully that will be positive. We certainly hope that Silverstone will carry over - there is no reason it cant - but its the first time that I am driving on the Grand Prix track here so it very likely will be a hard weekend for me because I am missing FP1 [to make way for tester Nico Hulkenberg]
Q: You just said that performance at Silverstone was excellent in the wet, so are you hoping for more of the same here?
PdR: I am never hoping for any kind of weather, because that is completely out of my control. And we could also easily struggle in wet conditions - I am not sure. I just go with what comes.
Q: Your first Nurburgring outing on the Grand Prix track: how much will you miss those laps from FP1?
PdR: Its a big thing this weekend, as this is the first race where I havent driven the track and going straight to FP2 is a bit difficult. Hopefully Ill have enough confidence in FP2 and carry that into Saturday morning. We are quite ambitious about the practice programme as we want to learn as much as possible, so Friday is a big day. I have so far walked the track and been on the simulator with it, so I have done as much as I can outside the car. Now I have to bring that knowledge into the car.
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Silver Spring could soon use some new technology when it comes to finding and paying for parking.
If approved, streets could have new vehicle sensors that could monitor whether a space is occupied and parking garages could have electronic signs showing the number of spaces available. Cellphones could show where parking is available and at what cost.
"It shows we are constantly trying to be ahead of the game," said Reemberto Rodriguez, director of the Silver Spring Regional Center.
Rick Siebert, division chief from the Montgomery County Parking Lot Division Department, described the new parking system management at the Sept. 19 meeting of the Silver Spring Urban District Advisory Committee.
"My purpose explaining the direction was to show that we are seeking the 'integrate approach' and allow all of our customers to pay for parking with credit card, which it would be easier for customers," Siebert said.
Cellphone applications would tell motorists which spaces are available inside the garage and on the street while showing how much it costs to park at the chosen location.
"The hard thing is that the standard meters are working fine. They just don't have the features that the customers want to see," Siebert said.
The presentation was just the beginning of a long process.
"This will be a multi-year program because this will be a fairly expensive project," said Siebert adding that the project is still in the initial phase of development.
Officials still are estimating costs, but they hope to start generating community support. The parking system management idea will be presented to County Executive Isiah Leggett in March, and, after studying the proposal, may be a recommendation for County Council approval.
"Realistically, it will be a number of years before the vision is completely done," Siebert said.
Advisory committee member Ernest Bland said he liked the idea of more intelligent parking in the garages. But he added he is not excited about having street sensors that will go back to zero after a car has left even if the person did not stay for the entire paid time. The street sensor pads would be used to make sure drivers leave a parking space after the time limit expires instead of just feeding the meter for more time in the space.
Bland also said he does not want Silver Spring to become like Bethesda where the parking prices are higher.
On-street, lots and garages in Silver Spring charge $1 an hour up to four hours; $.65 per hour for parking longer than four hours. In Bethesda, the on-street short-term parking rate is double the Silver Spring rate at $2 an hour up to four hours. A discounted rate is available in Bethesda in long-term and short-term garages and lots.


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Situational justice for drunken intruder in Boulder?
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Re: "Wounded University of Colorado grad faces felony trespass charge," [1] May 26 news story.
A 21-year-old University of Colorado graduate, apparently drunk and "out of character," her attorney said, entered the home of a Boulder couple in the middle of the night. She was shot and wounded. I guess defense attorney Colette Cribari thinks this is punishment enough. "We're disappointed they decided to file charges on top of all this." This is why I love attorneys: the startled couple administered all of the justice the drunk deserves. Ah, but what if the couple had not shot the girl? Then what? Would felony trespassing charges be appropriate then?
Craig Marshall Smith, Highlands Ranch
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According to the "Couturier Superstar" exhibition that just opened here at the Museum of Fashion and Textiles, it's the white-haired wonder recognized the world over, with or without his fan. "Karl Lagerfeld is the icon of the designer star," says Olivier Saillard, curator of the show, which runs through Sept. 29. "Everything is crystallized in Lagerfeld: his look, his celebrity and his artistic work as a photographer."
The chronological display underlines how far fashion designers have come. The elaborate 18th-century gowns and dainty sketches that open the show are worlds apart from the closing high tech video installation of Lagerfeld, in which the designer chats about his persona with electronic musician Miss Kittin.
To show the transformation of the designer from subservient peon to ultimate celebrity, Saillard has brought together myriad documents, garments and art works. They range from gowns designed in the 1870s by Charles Frederick Worth -- the first designer to found his own house -- to press clippings documenting Gabrielle Chanel's juicy social life. "She became her own best model and muse," Saillard says. "Her image was as recognizable as her clothes." But Saillard points out that modern, almost cultish, designer worship began with Yves Saint Laurent -- who used a naked portrait of himself to advertise his fragrance, after all.
Since Saint Laurent, flaunting a media-genic personality has become as important as design, says Saillard. The exhibition demonstrates Jean Paul Gaultier's personal appeal with a video of the designer shot by Jean Baptiste Mondino in the late Eighties, while Dutch duo Viktor & Rolf created an installation for the show that includes a photo of press clippings that have been made into origami and a video showing the pair acting in their own runway shows.
According to Saillard, designers have always wanted to be considered artists. "But society considered them mere dressmakers, which saddled them with an inferiority complex," he says. "To compensate for it, they made themselves into stars."


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Free-To-Play football management title One For Eleven has been released worldwide from publisher Actoz Soft.
Giving you the chance to manage some of the world's biggest football stars, the publisher claims it is "unrivaled in its strategic and tactical capabilities, and brings football management simulations to a new level."
Some of the game's key features include:
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The Prime Minister, Manmohan Singh, has described his forthcoming visit to Washington as one that would "renew" India's partnership with the U.S. "We are strategic partners," Dr. Singh said in an interview to The Washington Post.
India and the United States will be unable to finalise defence-related agreements during Pime Minister Manmohan Singh's four-day visit to Washington beginning on Sunday, but are likely to sign pacts in several other areas, including counter-terrorism, renewable energy, agriculture and access to digital database on traditional knowledge.
In the nuclear sector, both sides are still trying to close their differences. An Indian negotiating team left for Washington on Thursday night to nail down the enrichment and reprocessing agreement.
The two sides will also discuss an "810 assurance letter" that is required from India committing non-transfer of U.S. nuclear technologies to third parties without which, the U.S. says, it will be difficult for its Department of Energy to issue licences to companies for setting up nuclear plants in India.
India has already smoothened the commercial side of the civil nuclear relationship, with the Union Cabinet approving the Limited Liability Bill and allocating two sites in Andhra Pradesh and Gujarat for the setting up of light water reactor-based nuclear power plants by American companies.
Highly places sources were optimistic of both sides eventually implementing all aspects of the India-U.S. civil nuclear agreement. "We are within the timeline," but as there were complex issues involved, the expectation was that agreements might not be clinched during this visit.
In summit level talks, Dr. Singh and U.S. President Barack Obama will discuss regional and global issues of common concern with the focus on Afghanistan and Pakistan.
Other subjects include climate change, stability of the global economy, disarmament, non-proliferation, terrorism and coordinating regional and global approaches to environment.
Noting that this was the first major standalone summit-level interaction between the new administration in the U.S. and an Indian government in its second term, Foreign Secretary Nirupama Rao noted that this would provide the setting to renew the partnerships in several areas and build on the economic and political initiatives of the previous U.S. administrations.
India is also keen on cooperation in agriculture, where it wants to achieve a second Green Revolution to attain food security.
It was ready to intensify collaboration to address the big challenges in health, especially because "no single society is safe even if the virus originated 1,000 miles away," explained the Foreign Secretary.
On the defence side, she noted the slew of joint exercises and high-level interactions that are taking place, as well as the concurrence on a standard formulation of the End Use Monitoring Agreement to facilitate the sale of U.S. defence equipment to India. But both sides are "continuing to discuss" three military agreements which may not be finalised during the visit.
Ms. Rao pointed out that India would seek support from the U.S. for Permanent Membership of the U.N. Security Council and had noted Washington's stand that new permanent members should be identified by name rather than be selected from regions.
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Guard of Honour for Manmohan in U.S
Prime Minister Manmohan Singh will be accorded a Guard of Honour on the South Lawn in the White House when he reaches Washington for the first state visit by any head of state or government under the Obama presidency. This, officials here say, is "reflective of the commitment that the U.S. attaches to its relationship with India."
Dr. Singh will begin his engagements on Monday after arriving at the Andrew's Air Force Base a day earlier. He will address captains of industry at an event jointly organised by the U.S. Chamber of Commerce and the U.S.-India Business Council. This will be followed by a lecture, jointly organised by the Council of Foreign Relations, a conservative think tank, and the Woodrow Wilson Centre. Several top CEOs from the country are flying to Washington to be present for the event.
The Prime Minister will also meet U.S. Defence Secretary Robert Gates and Speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives Nancy Pelosi. On Tuesday, he will visit the White House where he will be given a ceremonial welcome at the South Lawn, including the Guard of Honour.
Delegation-level talks between Dr. Singh and Mr. Obama will be followed by a joint media interaction. This will be followed by an interaction with CEOs after which Dr. Singh will leave for lunch, hosted by U.S. Vice-President Joe Biden and Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, at the State Department.
In the evening, Mr. Obama will host Dr. Singh and his wife Gursharan Kaur at an official banquet, which will also include an entertainment programme. Senior U.S. administration officials, including Secretaries of Defence, Treasury and Environment will call on the Prime Minister the next day.
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For some reason today at work, the entire staff including the managers were out of their minds! The store manager almost fell on her ass while entering through the door. I'm guessing she forgot that the construction workers had pulled the tile from the floors.
Yeah so anyway,I got yelled at by some lady for getting her order wrong, who didn't even notice that I did not have a headset on to even take her order,nor was I even near a computer. My job today was to hand out the food and drinks and take the money...simple as that!
Onto the next thing,I did decide to call "Hazard Girl". I called her on my lunch break and she came up to the store about an hour later, supposedly to get some food for a friend,yeah right! We made plans to hang out Friday downtown. I also had a once in a lifetime run in with an old crush of mine who I never though knew I existed since I was a sophomore and she was senior then,but suprisingly she knew who I was as soon as she saw me, and she didn't even look at my name tag!
Next subject is my ex, who is very pissy right now,since school has started up again,now she's a high school senior and has a bunch of girl drama,which is no surprise since all of her ex's except me still go to school with her. She called me up complaining how one girl is being all needy,one's being bitchy, and another was rubbing on her in the hallway all day. Now she thinks she has found a new target,named Lori, who happens to be a friend of mine,oh joy. I have noticed that with every girl she meets and dates are all connected to one another in some small way.
Last but not least, I am moving back to Vancouver,Washington next week so I am pumped up and my friends and coworkers are just as excited to see me go! No more having to worry about little old me getting locked out.


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When it comes to beautiful skin, holistic pharmacist and health author Sherry Torkos says you can find everything you need in the supplements section of your local drugstore.
"It's amazing the solutions you can find in the supplements section," she said.
- Zinc for acne (wound healing and anti-inflammatory)
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Editor's Rating
- Attractive, unique design
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- Internet-enabled applications
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- High price
- No DVI connection
- Mediocre 3D gaming performance
The Samsung SyncMaster T27A950D is a 27-inch 3D HDTV that also doubles as a computer monitor. It has a sleek, unique design that will please everyone and quality is actually really good. It also has built-in speakers and a remote control for added functionality and control.
The Samsung SyncMaster T27A950D has an absolutely gorgeous design that is totally unique from the rest. It has a foot-like stand that connects the screen to the support base on the right side only, which gives it a really edgy look. The panel is 24.4 x 0.4 x 17.9-inches (wdh) and weighs about 13-pounds. The bezel around the outside of the screen is only 0.4-inches thick on the sides, which is one of the thinnest bezels out there. The stand has a metallic finish that is actually made of plastic, while the bezel around the screen is glossy, piano black plastic.
The base is also where the monitor's inputs lie, which really helps the visual appeal by cutting back the ability to see cables running into the monitor. There are two USB ports, coaxial in, optical audio, PC audio in and out, two HDMI inputs, a port for the component/composite dongle and Ethernet (more on that later). There's no VGA or DVI inputs, so you'll need a video card with HDMI out if you want to use this as a computer monitor.
The Samsung SyncMaster T27A950D has a very full-featured remote control that lets you control every aspect of the TV and its menus with ease. Because this monitor doubles as an HDTV, the remote has all the usual TV buttons that you'd expect to find.
The Smart Hub menu provides access to applications and streaming video apps. Among a whole list, the big names that stand out include Netflix, Hulu, Twitter and Facebook. The Ethernet port mentioned above is for the AllShare feature, which lets you stream video from an AllShare-supported device (many Samsung smartphones) directly to the T27A950D. If you prefer to connect the monitor to your wireless network, a Samsung USB Wi-Fi adapter is sold separately.
We appreciated that Samsung includes one pair of their active-shutter 3D glasses inside the box. The glasses did, however, stick out quite far from most people's faces when wearing them, which caused more ambient light to come through. These glasses, according to Samsung, have a unique technology that keeps the shutters open longer and more often, which results in less eye strain and better battery life.
In subjective image quality tests via HDMI connection, we found the quality to be very good, especially in terms of brightness and color quality. The black levels of the display were very good and because of a special coating that Samsung puts on the display, the contrast levels were very good. There was noticeable reflections from the room's ambient lighting, however, despite the same coating that is supposed to prevent this.
The 3D image performance was decent, but with fast moving images (like while gaming), there was noticeable ghosting and some crosstalk. For most 3D movies, however, the quality was excellent and impressed us.


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There are many beautiful memories associated with Nachnyache Satva or Ragi Pudding.
Soon after my marriage I was at home for some time. I had learnt this Ragi Pudding from my mom and she had given me the perfect recipe. I prepared this one evening and kept it ready for my hubby. When he came home after office, he was surprised as to who made the Satva. I simply made up a story and told him that "Mom has sent a parcel from Goa and that the person who delivered this parcel has come to Bangalore by flight. So it is fresh."
Hubby believed it and I burst out with laughter. He just could not believe that I had prepared this :)
The Satva was so good and well prepared.
My little one does not like Ragi and she never eats the Ragi porridge that I prepare for her. So this time I thought of making this for her and she loved it.
Only thing to be kept in mind is to keep on stirring this, else it will stick to the bottom and will get burnt.
The ingredients are perfect and the recipe is a fool-proof one.
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1 cup Ragi seeds
3/4 cup grated jaggery
2 tablespoon grated coconut
1 tsp Elaichi powder
2 tablespoon ghee
10 Cashew nuts
8 Almonds
1/4 tsp salt
Soak the Ragi in 5 cups water for 4 hours.
Cut the nuts into pieces and soak them in little water for 2 hours.
Next day, drain the water. Grind the ragi seeds with grated coconut by adding 1/4 cup water.
Keep on straining till the mixture is clear/almost clear and passes easily through the strainer.
In a heavy bottomed utensil preferably nonstick or aluminium, add the ground mixture.
To this add the jaggery, ghee,boiled nuts and salt.
Keep on stirring on low-medium flame.
While stirring ensure that the mixture does not touch the bottom of the utensil.
Stir till the edges separate.
Grease any container with 1 tablespoon ghee and pour in the mixture.
After cooling, refrigerate it for 4-5 hours.
Cut it into small pieces and serve.
This goes to "Desserts With Coconuts' event hosted by Me and organised by Raven.
Since I am hosting the event, I am not eligible to participate in the giveaway :)Show all
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How adjacent organ fields communicate during development is not understood. Here, we identify a mechanism in which signaling within the forelimb field restricts the potential of the neighboring heart field. In zebrafish embryos deficient in retinoic acid (RA) signaling, the pectoral fins (forelimbs) are lost while both chambers of the heart are enlarged. We provide evidence that both of these phenotypes are due to RA signaling acting directly within the forelimb field. hoxb5b, an RA-responsive gene expressed within the forelimb field, is required to restrict the number of atrial cells arising from the adjacent heart field, although its function is dispensable for forelimb formation. Together, these data indicate nonautonomous influences downstream of RA signaling that act to limit individual chamber size. Therefore, our results offer new perspectives on the mechanisms regulating organ size and the possible causes of congenital syndromes affecting both the heart and forelimb.
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Another month has passed and Mixology Monday XVII is upon us. This month is a little different—a way for the growing community of cocktail bloggers to learn about each other and to give a little love back to the blogs we're reading rather than a slew of drinks based on a single ingredient. Paul has posted a primer of sorts, so I'll start with the navel-gazing and move on the more relevant matters. Feel free to skip ahead.
Why'd you start crossing your cocktail shaker with your keyboard? What prompted you to take the inherently social act of mixing drinks and go all Web 2.0 with it? Who are all you people, anyway?
For ease of narrative, it's most convenient to start with, well, me. I haven't made a lot of information available, so this is as good a time as any to share. Hello cocktail-o-sphere, I'm Marleigh! I live in Los Angeles. I was born and raised in the suburbs north of the city and have lived coddled in it's loving bosom for nine years, ever since I moved here to earn a degree in English literature. By day, I'm a production artist; that is, a graphic designer who produces layouts for posters, billboards, standees, newspaper and magazine ads, brochures and the like. I share an apartment with the large gray feline known as O'Malley and when I'm not losing time to the internet or the 200+ movies in my Netflix queue, you'll find me in my kitchen-slash-bar or out riding my bike. I have been blogging in various forms since 2001 at hyperkinetic.org, and through that I wound up with a semi-pro gig as a co-editor and writer for LAist in 2004.
SLOSHED! began in May of 2005, while I was still writing for LAist. It's hard to pinpoint precisely when my interest in cocktails began, but the major catalyst was a book of cocktail recipes that was gifted to me that Christmas. There was no big dramatic lightbulb moment, but sometime after that book appeared in my life things started to get interesting. It wasn't a particularly good or reliable source of information (as evidenced by the fact that I both got rid of it and can't remember the title) but it set me on a new path. I discovered that I liked the process of mixing, of experimenting with flavors and textures, that I loved the strange and quirky nature of the discipline and its history. I picked up a muddler, a shaker and some decent liquor and was off to the races. I practiced making Old Fashioneds and Manhattans and I felt pretty damn good about them.
Since I was, at that point, still an active member of the larger blogging community, I thought it would be a fun experiment to start a blog to chronicle my tinkering. I wanted to push on, learn more, gain experience with new liquors and techniques. After all, I had no experience and very little working knowledge so there had to be someone out there who would be interested in watching me fumble my way through the highs and lows of home bartending…right? Lucky for me, there was. I've made some wonderful friends through this blog, people who have helped me along on my way to cocktail enlightenment. So thanks to those people and to the people who have stopped by to read over the past two years. This project would be significantly less interesting without you.
All right, now that the introspective portion of our program has concluded, let's get on to the real reason you're here. For this challenge, we've been asked to pick a drink that was posted or created by a fellow blogger and spread the love around a little. My first inclination was to make the Richmond Gimlet, something that I've been meaning to do ever since I laid eyes on Jeffrey Morgenthaler's recipe æons ago. Doubts overcame me though, and I stopped myself. While everything about that drink screams "delightful!" to me, it seemed like a cop-out to pick the drink from Jeffrey's blog for this challenge. I wanted to dig a little deeper. Use a liquor that I don't feature very often. Grab a recipe from another blog that I admire, since I've already heaped lavish praise on the Nacional and adding more praise for the Richmond Gimlet would be pretty biased.
So I went cruising, like I do every day, though the ever-lengthening list of cocktail blogs that I frequent. Something different. Something slightly outside the rum-soaked haze I've been in lately. Tequila, you say? Something from Jimmy's Cocktail Hour? And a previous MxMo entry? I don't think you can give any more blog love than that.
1 ½ oz Partida Reposado Tequila
¾ oz fresh lime juice
½ oz agave nectar
½ oz passion fruit syrupBuild the first three ingredients over crushed ice. Stir, then float the passion fruit syrup on top.
It's only fair to point out that I was predisposed to like this. I have a weakness for agave nectar (I have three different kinds in my kitchen right now), especially with tequila. Mixing the nectar of the plant that produced such delicious liquor is a combination of divine genius.
To be honest, this drink surprised me a lot. I thought I knew what it was going to taste like, but it turned out to be something altogether different. The flavor is like margarita and also something like a daiquiri—fresh, with lime carrying through—but it's sweeter than most regular margaritas I've had. The sugary, vaguely tropical passion fruit syrup nicely balances the peppery notes of the Partida tequila (another surprise—I wasn't expecting quite so much complexity, especially from a brand that shares its price point with Cabo Wabo), and the whole thing comes together in a wonderful balance of sweet, sour and savory.
This went down easy. Maybe a little too easy, as I'm already planning to pick up some more Partida for round two. I think my grandmother would love this one, which is a high compliment indeed.


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Tim Miller collects things. Not anything in particular, just things that catch his eye.
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By RANDY GONZALES
Tim Miller collects things. Not anything in particular, just things that catch his eye.
There was a time when kerosene lamps were high on the list for Miller and his wife, Linda. Now, there are kerosene lamps in the living room and more in the basement, where most of Miller's collectibles are displayed.
"We got into kerosene lamps," Miller said. "There's all kinds of kerosene lamps around here."
Miller's three children also have benefited from his hobby.
"I've furnished the kids' homes with antiques," he said.
Miller also does furniture restoration in his garage. He used to do it full-time, but after back surgery in 2006, he's slowed down. Sometimes friends bring over a piece; sometimes he finds them on his own. He just finished a rocking chair.
"It was always a hobby," Miller said.
Miller said his mother-in-law, who owned an antique shop in Russell, got him interested in antiques when he first met Linda.
"I just started restoring furniture," he said. "We bought, sold and collected for 50-some years.
"It was kind of a hobby that flourished."
Another hobby for Miller was collecting baseball cards. He already had thousands of them when he decided to stop collecting them in 1985 when the players went on strike.
But he's made up for that with a treasure trove of collectibles in his basement. For a time, tin thermometer signs was what he desired. So, in the basement are more than a few of them, including desirable Coca-Cola ones.
"We just collect a little bit of everything," Miller said. "To some people, this probably would just be a menagerie.
"I got on a kick of tin thermometers, you know. Some of those 20 years ago weren't so bad. They're kind of pricey now days."
Miller, 67, still collects, but it's harder these days. There are fewer and fewer things he likes at auctions.
And, his children have let Miller know what their wishes are.
"I guess after 50 years of collecting, my kids are trying to get me to downsize," Miller said.
Then, he paused. Miller can't help himself.
"If I see something I can't live without, I'll try to buy it," he said. "But I'm also trying to get rid of a lot of stuff at the same time.
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Fresh from partying at Marvin and Rochelle's star-studded wedding on Friday night, the One Direction lads have been getting caught up in Olympic fever, with Louis Tomlinson looking forward to cheering on diver Tom Daley today.
Tom, along with diving partner Pete Waterfield, will bid to continue the British medal success this afternoon, as they compete in the synchronised 10m platform final.
1D heartthrob Louis watched the recent documentary about Tom's journey to the Olympics and he was extremely moved by the 18-year-old's courage and drive, after losing his father to cancer last year.
Louis Tweeted: "Sat watching @tomdaley1994 's doc on BBC. Very moving, seems a great guy!"
As Tom (who could give the 1D boys a run for their money in the heartthrob department) gets set for one of the biggest days of his life, he Tweeted: "After the toughest year of my life, today is the day! I just want to thank everyone for all their support no matter what the outcome x" Good luck Tom!
Zayn Malik has also been enjoying the Games coverage, telling fans: "Thought the Olympic opening ceremony yesterday was amazing, what do you guys think? X"
He later added: "Afternoon every1, watching Olympic canoeing, pretty cool :) x[sic]"
Liam Payne wrote: "Olympic timeeee , excitteeeedddd.[sic]"
Niall Horan was perhaps the most enthusiastic of all, as he gushed about the Games and his own desire to take part – Niall in lycra? Now that would be worth watching.
The 18-year-old Irish star said: "Dont know if its just me, but the excitement in london is unbelievable! Its gona be a great games.[sic]"
He then added: "Do they have an egg and spoon race in the olympics! I wana try! Always did well at sports day![sic']"
Niall was also keen to show his support to the Irish competitors taking part in London 2012.
"All the irish athletes competing at #london2012 , good luck to all of u! As usual you're country is standing right behind you![sic]"
And hinting at the possibility of free tickets, he Tweeted: "whats with all the empty seats at the olympics..if they wan a give any tickets away ..i'll have them hahaha![sic]"
Harry Styles hasn't been quite as enthusiastic about the sporting event, as, like many Londoners, he has been stuck in traffic thanks to the Olympic driving lanes.
He Tweeted "Grr" with a picture of the offending lane. Come on Harry, it's time to get cheering on Team GB. If nothing else, there's always the beach volleyball which is sure to get you in the spirit...
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I don't know why I didn't post before 11:30 on a Sunday night, but I haven't posted in a while, and I felt like doing it now.
So, today, I was going absolutely stir crazy. I was stuck in the house. And I hate being stuck in the house, I hate this place, I wanna leave every oppurtunity I get.
So my parents had left and done things and my brother was working, so I didn't know what to do in a house by myself. So I played a bunch of Assasin's Creed. Then I took my bike to the Y and did stuff there while rereading Under the Banner of Heaven which I'd really like to post something about, maybe tomorrow when I'll have more time than right now to get to sleep. Then I got iced tea and listened to music real loud, and all the fun stuff.
Oh, and one more thing, while I rode my bike I didn't wear a helmet! Ooh, what a badass. Damn I'm boring.
But I just thought, "Jeez, so what if I die? I mean that's one advantage of being an atheist, I have no possible fear of death. And if I am wrong, which is definitely a possiblity, I haven't had sex yet, so I can't be considered a sodomite, so that should keep me out of hell"
So I've decided to stop wearing my helmet now, it's uncomfortable and ugly.
Godamn, I'm boring.
But, I wanted to share with you guys something amazing. I'm getting older.
I mean, I'd always known it was happening, as it was, but it's like everything I'd looked forward to as a kid I'm starting to achieve now.
On the swim team, I'm one of the fastest, one of the guys I used to look up to.
At my piano recitals I'm also like the best one there now.
It kinda reminds me of when I got lost at Revelstoke.
Me and my brother were lost outside of the ski resort, and we got lost at about 1 was when we realized we were lost.
So we knew we had to get back in bounds before 3:30, when the resort closed, otherwise our parents would notice.
So we climbed, and climbed, and climbed, and I'd spent hours looking forward to 3:30, but then it came and went, no salvation, and I'd realized time wasn't stopping, it was moving ever relentlessly onward, until it was 4, then 8, then we were spending the night on the mountain.
And there was no, oh crap, it's getting late moments.
It was just slowly but surely, it got later and later.
Which is kinda like now.
When I was in elementary school, I was always looking forward to high school, but now I'm just here, and eventually, I'm going to get older and older until I'm 70 and wondering "WOAH where did all that time go?"
Just as long as I can get a relationship before then... :P
ANYWAY, I know this was boring and stupid as hell, and don't bother reading, I just wanted to post something, even though it's late as hell at night.
Night guys!
Seriously, they make me so off balanced and stuff that it makes me more likely to crash D: It makes my hearing harder, and my hearing is already bad. So instead of like, listening for people walking or riding behind me, I always try to look, and then
Amazingly offensive <3
Psh helmets suck. And they make me feel like a weenie. And hey, if I fall and get a concussion, then at least I won't look like a weenie doing it.
I know what you mean! I feel like I was 10 just yesterday. My life is slipping through my fingers!


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In the first economic development announcement of his administration, Virginia Governor Terry McAuliffe announced that Telos Corporation will receive a $500,000 grant from the Governor's Opportunity Fund, add 160 new jobs in Virginia, and invest $5 million in modernizing our headquarters facility in Ashburn.
But the $5 million facility investment announced by the governor is only a small part of our overall plan to invest incrementally in the company over the next three years. This will include investments in R&D, capture management, training, and IT infrastructure – representing our renewed focus on research, product development, and innovation.
Investing in innovation is important to the health of any company, but at this point in our history, cybersecurity innovation is critical to the Commonwealth and to our nation.
The extraordinary increase in cybercrime and cyber-attacks coupled with the precipitous decline in young people's interest in science and technology poses a serious challenge to our nation. We will all benefit as more kids get excited about STEM disciplines, defending networks, and putting an end to cybercrime.
Telos is committed to a substantial and sustained investment in innovation, workforce training, and product development. I encourage Governor McAuliffe to match our enthusiasm by putting real money into cyber research, and by developing an environment conducive to collaboration between education and industry. Our economy and our security depend on it.
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It seems that there are many pieces to the puzzle. While diet is definetly a factor we can not force people to live or eat right. Isn't moral degradation really at the heart and soul of the deteriation of our food and environment. What is the cause of toxins in our food and environment. What is the reason the media feeds our minds and souls with garbage. Isn't it greed? Isn't it the pursuit of the almighty dollar? Isn't it do to the pursuit of greater market shares and greater profits? I agree with Flower. More people need to adopt the principle of the "Golden Rule" and become there Brother's Keeper. Just think what would happen if the corporateheads of big food companies would live by that principle and determine that their packaged foods would be prepared so has to be has healthy as possible for the consumer. What a novel idea. What would happen to cigarette companies if their corporate heads would live by this principle. Wouldn't they have to cease to exist. I guess that would be an ideal world in which those with the most power and influence would practice those principles. I guess change will have to start at the grass roots level. But moral obligations to our creator and the brotherhood and sisterhood of man should be the foundation of any grassroot movement of change. Let our actions proceed from a right heart and a right intent. Sure our bodies are the temple of the Lord and we are also charged with its proper care. Sometimes it has to start with right nutrition. I would be the last person to preach morals and religion to some starving or poorly feed family living in the ghettos. People also need to have hope and a way out of the greatly increasing economic inbalances in this country. If the problem is ignored it will one day turn and rend this nation in two. I guess that is enough preaching for this Sunday.


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Human EED, a member of the superfamily of WD-40 repeat proteins and of the Polycomb group proteins, has been identified as a cellular partner of the human immunodeficiency virus type 1 (HIV-1) matrix (MA) protein (R. Peytavi et al., J. Biol. Chem. 274:1635-1645, 1999). In the present study, EED was found to interact with HIV-1 integrase (IN) both in vitro and in vivo in yeast. In vitro, data from mutagenesis studies, pull-down assays, and phage biopanning suggested that EED-binding site(s) are located in the C-terminal domain of IN, between residues 212 and 264. In EED, two putative discrete IN-binding sites were mapped to its N-terminal moiety, at a distance from the MA-binding site, but EED-IN interaction also required the integrity of the EED last two WD repeats. EED showed an apparent positive effect on IN-mediated DNA integration reaction in vitro, in a dose-dependent manner. In situ analysis by immunoelectron microscopy (IEM) of cellular distribution of IN and EED in HIV-1-infected cells (HeLa CD4(+) cells or MT4 lymphoid cells) showed that IN and EED colocalized in the nucleus and near nuclear pores, with maximum colocalization events occurring at 6 h postinfection (p.i.). Triple colocalizations of IN, EED, and MA were also observed in the nucleoplasm of infected cells at 6 h p.i., suggesting the ocurrence of multiprotein complexes involving these three proteins at early steps of the HIV-1 virus life cycle. Such IEM patterns were not observed with a noninfectious, envelope deletion mutant of HIV-1.
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A swimming pool in Yorkshire has been transformed into an unusual swim-along-cinema.
A large screen was installed at one end of the pool at Bramley Baths and people were able to enjoy the film either from front-row balcony seats - or while in the water itself.
Meanwhile, speakers streamed the soundtrack both under and over the water.
First up on the bill, which followed a watery theme, was Finding Nemo.
However, only the brave remained in the water for the 2nd film, which was Jaws.
Previous quirky events at Bramley Baths have included a floating orchestra and an underwater art exhibition.
At the start of the year a group of locals took over running the 109-year-old Edwardian bathhouse following fears that it would have to be closed.
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I'm in a rut lately.
Part of the problem is that I'm not in a playing situation that really excites me. I play at church, but the music that we play is not music that I really get excited about. I don't listen to David Crowder, Chris Tomlin, Hillsong United, Steve Fee, Charlie Hall, or whoever in my car or on the treadmill, so it's not music that I'm really interested in playing. Leading worship is a good thing, but it's not a very satisfying musical experience for me.
This dissatisfaction led a few friends to form a band. We were all excited and practicing a lot, but then our drummer backed out on us. That kinda took the wind out of our sails for a while, but we then decided to concentrate on writing and developing more acoustic material. That was coming along okay when our lead singer Maury discovered that a tumor had been growing on his right big toe. He had most of said toe amputated a couple of weeks ago and he'll be recovering for quite some time. Even when we're able to start playing again, we'll be limited to going and playing at his house for the foreseeable future.
Another seemingly failed venture is this royalty-free music thing that I may have mentioned. In a nutshell, I wrote 5 acoustic-based instrumental tunes for my wife's photography website and based on some positive feedback that we received, we decided to offer them for sale to the public. They were publicized by a prominent family photographer from Austin, and we anticipated good sales. Unfortunately, the sales have been less than we expected. I realize that music is not necessarily a high priority for a photography business, but it's disheartening nonetheless. It's not like these songs are the pinnacle of my musical achievement or anything, but I'm happy with them, and I think that they are pretty much perfect for their intent.
I don't know – the problem is that I just don't have an outlet right now. I need to play some music that I actually want to play. I just want to play some too loud rock music with some friends through this monstrous amp that's sitting idly in my office right now. I want to create something that I believe in and care about. I don't want music to be connected to this funk that I seem to be in right now.
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