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Spoilers! For those of you who have yet to complete all the campaigns, go do so first then come back.
I personally loved the Chris and Piers campaign the most. The story of Chris becoming an asshole and then losing his entire squad twice was great, especially during the snake boss fight where the squad is being picked off one by one. I also liked how with the ending they were setting up Chris to be the one who sacrifices himself and Piers to be the one who takes his place only to have Piers get his arm severed almost out of the blue. I felt this campaign had a good variety of locations and enemies and it also had the best final boss out of the campaigns.
Which campaign was your favorite and why?
Jake and Sherry's. Not necessarily because of the actual campaign, but the character themselves. Jake is just fucking awesome, Sherry being teamed up with him was strange at first... but turned out to be perfect.
Gameplay wise though, It has to be Leon's. I loved the part where you were fending off zombies with a group of survivors.
Jake and Sherry , pretty easily .
They were the only characters I somewhat cared about , and it's the only campaign that didn't have an awful boss fight in ... Plus that helicopter fight with the Nemesis look-alike was the MOST AMAZINGLY DUMB AND AWESOME PART IN THE GAME ! :p
Chris & Piers by miles; don't like Leon never will but Jake/Sherry was decent and Ada Wong would've been good if I didn't know the entire plot before I got to her.
My favorite was Jakes campaign I think. Just seemed to have the most variety and it had the most interesting story line.
Leons campaign I felt was alright but the overly long final boss fight took a little out of it so it's probably my least favorite one. Chris' campaign opened really terribly. The entire East-European chapter was just super boring. When you got into China it got really fun with the fight against the invisible snake being the highpoint probably. Adas campaign felt really.. boring? I mean it was cool to play some of the areas you had played with other characters but there was barely anything new. Also the Simmons fight was still way too long.
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One Flew Over the Monkey's Nest
Posted by Mink on Mon 26 Jan 2015 - 00:13This is direct from an article on Cartoon Brew: "Mexican animation firm Ánima Estudios, producer of the hit 2011 Mexican film Top Cat: The Movie, has released a trailer for its next feature Guardianes de Oz ([Guardians of Oz] retitled Wicked Flying Monkeys for English audiences). The film is set to premiere in Mexico on April 10, 2015. Directed by Alberto Mar (Top Cat: The Movie), the film has an original story by Mexico-born director Jorge Gutierrez, who helmed the recent Reel FX feature The Book of Life. Veteran American television writers Doug Langdale and Evan Gore are credited for the final script along with Gutierrez. Taking place in L. Frank Baum's Oz universe, the film follows Ozzy, a young flying monkey who rebels against his boss, the wicked witch Evilene, and reaches out to the "Guardians of Oz"—the Lion, the Scarecrow and the Tin Man—who have been put under a spell by the witch." The article also has a link to the trailer itself. It's easy to see the connection between this and The Book of Life when you look at the character designs!
Opinion: The top ten movies of 2014
Posted by crossaffliction on Fri 23 Jan 2015 - 21:50But enough about next year - here's ten movies from 2014 I liked.
The Untold Story
Posted by Mink on Fri 16 Jan 2015 - 01:50"… of the animals who didn't get on the Ark." That's the official tag line of Oops! Noah is Gone, a new CGI feature film coming out later this year. Produced in Germany and animated all over Europe, it follows the story of David and his young son Finny, the last of the Nestrians, and what happens when one of them misses the boat — literally. The official English trailer explains it all better… sort of. No word yet on if it's to be released to North American theaters or only on DVD. Thanks to Cartoon Brew for the heads-up.
[Don't forget, nominations for the Ursa Major Awards are open now! And with that, we'll see you all after Further Confusion!]
Woof and Whirrrrr…
Posted by Mink on Wed 14 Jan 2015 - 02:37There's an article over at ComingSoon.net about about a new feature animation project starting up. "RoboDog is said to be a classic, heart-warming adventure story about an unlikely duo who couldn't be more different. KC ('Kinetic Canine') is a bright, energetic but overzealous robotic dog, while Marshall is an old, curmudgeonly 'real' dog, set in his ways and has little patience for anything new. This canine odd couple embarks on the adventure of a lifetime where each will learn the true nature of friendship, and not to judge a book by its cover." The film stars the voices of Chris Colfer (Glee) as KC and Ron Perlman (Beauty & The Beast, Hellboy) as Marshall. The CGI project is being directed by Henry F. Anderson III (Gnomeo & Juliet, Stuart Little) for Marza Animation Planet, a new production house. No word yet on a planned release date.
Review: "Alpha and Omega: The Legend of the Saw Tooth Cave"
Posted by Diamond Man on Sat 10 Jan 2015 - 18:43When I finally saw the plot synopsis and the box art for Alpha and Omega: The Legend of the Saw Tooth Cave, I was actually pretty upset. I feared that they just no longer care for the original characters of the very first movie.
The box art only featured the wolf puppies and I kept thinking negative things like: "Are they heading in a direction that I don't want them to go?"
I was scared about this movie. I just didn't bother posting a preview here, probably because of that. But you know what? My fears weren't completely true. They actually shown Kate and Humphrey and they had real roles. However, the focus was still often on the pups. There was also a white wolf called Daria often along with the pup Runt. These two were the main focus.
Some amount of spoiler is to be expected!
After The Turtles… The Cats
Posted by Mink on Sun 4 Jan 2015 - 02:11We got this from Movie Finatic: Animation fandom circles are all a-buzz (or is it reeling?) from the news that director and producer Michael Bay, fresh from his successful (at least financially) re-boot of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles franchise is now set to give a try at a live-action movie based on (wait for it): ThunderCats. The thought of Mr. Bay taking on another 80's animated TV icon was enough for no less than The Onion to create their own spoof article. But is all this just talk or is it actually happening? Stay Tooned! *Snarf Snarf Snarf…*
The Robot Cat and a Lot of Dogs
Posted by Mink on Fri 2 Jan 2015 - 02:32First off: Happy New Year! Welcome to 2015. We're happy to be here with you.
Something cool slipped by us in 2014. Doraemon: New Nobita's Great Demon—Peko and the Exploration Party of Five (whew what a title!) is the latest anime feature starring Doraemon — a robotic cat from the 22nd century who travels back in time to assist a young boy named Nobita Nobi. Since he premiered in 1969, Doraemon has become one of the most popular anime and manga stars in Japanese history — so much so that the Japanese government tagged him as Japan's "animation ambassador". In this latest feature, "While out playing, Nobita meets a dog prince who has become separated from his people. Thankfully Doraemon and his magical powers are close at hand so the gang set out on an adventure to return the prince to a mysterious land known as the Bow-Wow Dog Kingdom." Evidently this new film is a remake of the 1982 feature Doraemon: Nobita and the Haunts of Evil. Really now. Here's hoping that someone in the vast anime import industry might see fit to distribute this new film in North America. For now, check out the trailer over on YouTube.
Little Birds to the Big Screen
Posted by Mink on Thu 2 Oct 2014 - 01:53It had to happen, perhaps: A feature film based on a phone app. Of course, it is one of the biggest phone apps of all time: Angry Birds. According to an article over at Neon Tommy, Rovio and Sony Pictures have teamed up to announce the cast and crew for the upcoming Angry Birds movie. (In case you couldn't guess, it's going to be CGI.) "Cast as the lead roles in the animated movie, Saturday Night Live alums Jason Sudeikis (We're The Millers) and Maya Rudolph (Bridesmaids) will play Red and Matilda, alongside Game of Thrones star Peter Dinklage, who will be playing Mighty Eagle. Some other big names that will be joining the cast include Josh Gad (Frozen), Bill Hader (Skeleton Twins), Kate McKinnon (Saturday Night Live), and YouTube stars Ian Hecox and Anthony Padilla of Smosh. Behind the scenes, John Cohen (Despicable Me) and former Marvel Studios president David Maisel will be producing the film, while Clay Kaytis (Frozen and Wreck-It Ralph) and Fergal Reilly (Spider-Man 2) have been announced as directors." The birds will fly in July of 2106.
It's about time for a 'Mr. Peabody and Sherman' review
Posted by crossaffliction on Mon 25 Aug 2014 - 20:37I had a friend in high school whose name began with an "S". This friend, as it may not surprise readers to find out, was more than a bit geeky and nerdy. His name was not Sherman, but my dad once admitted to often forgetting his real name and replacing it in his mind with Sherman. He was reminded of the character from the old The Rocky and Bullwinkle Show segment "Mr. Peabody's Improbable History".
I never really cared much for that old show, and I don't know if dad was actually a fan of it, or just found it unavoidable during his own childhood and adolescence. I doubt he'd admit to being a fan even if he was. That's just the way my dad is. He is not, thank you very much, likely to be described as geeky or nerdy; so, his apparent remembrance of this show, and a strange fondness for the Vger twist from the first Star Trek movie are the only hints that there might be that side to his personality, so I was mildly excited about this movie for that reason, as well as the fact that Robert Minkoff, one of the co-directors of The Lion King, was helming it.
But, at the end of the day, this movie was just okay. I don't regret seeing it, but I don't have any especial need to see it again. It's just an okay movie; nothing more, nothing less.
Furry Movie Award Watch: November 2013
Posted by crossaffliction on Fri 22 Aug 2014 - 02:46Since this is so late, I'm going to somewhat use hindsight; however, I'm going to be honest with what I thought was going to win at the time (for instance, I would have put money on My Little Pony: Equestria Girls winning the Ursa Major right until the end). However, back in November, it became clear that Frozen was going to take the two animated awards (I don't think anyone could have predicted how unfurry the furry award would get).
For the record, it's a boring movie, and the fact that both the Oscar and the Ursa Major have gone to movies trying to eat their cake and have it to on the "feminist" Disney princess thing is pretty much the saddest outcome ever. At least it wasn't an upset this year at the Oscars.
Review: It's the Muppets again in 'Muppets Most Wanted'
Posted by crossaffliction on Wed 20 Aug 2014 - 02:41The latest Muppet movie begins at the end. Not like in media res, I mean like the first thing you see in this movie are the giant words "THE END." We're back at the end of the last Muppet movie, and it slowly dawns on the Muppets that the cameras are still rolling. This could mean only one thing!
Obviously, James Bobin forgot to shout cut.
No, wait, the Muppets are doing a sequel! So, the movie begins with a meta moment when the Muppets realize they're now in a sequel, and they sing an absolutely hilarious song about this fact entitled "We're Doing a Sequel." So now they're puppets, who are actors, who are playing themselves in a movie. It's kind of like This is The End, except I don't think James Franco is a puppet. At least I'm pretty sure he's not.
Anyway, the best part? This movie was going to be called The Muppets Again! Because it's about the Muppets, again! It's so absurdly stupid it's kind of brilliant, which is why it was changed at the last moment to Muppets Most Wanted. They went with a more descriptive, less generic title that somehow managed to be less descriptive and more generic.
Everybody got that?
Good, now explain it to me.
Animation: 'Thunder and the House of Magic'
Posted by Fred on Mon 18 Aug 2014 - 23:56Jerry Beck has just announced on his Animation Scoop website that Shout! Factory will release the December 2013 Belgian-made (for Christmas 2013 release in French-speaking parts of Europe) 85-minute animated feature The House of Magic, retitled Thunder and the House of Magic and dubbed into English, in theaters in U.S. "selected cities" on September 5. The selected cities include New York, Los Angeles, Atlanta, Boston, Houston, Miami/Ft. Lauderdale, San Francisco, and Washington, DC. Shout! Factory is primarily a DVD releaser, so presumably this will become a generally-available DVD release shortly after that.
Under either title, this looks like a kids' CGI animated feature that furry fans will enjoy, with an anthropomorphized kitten, rabbit, mouse, dog, doves, and lots of Toy Story-type toys saving an elderly stage magician's house from being sold out from under him by a greedy nephew. The movie is made by Brussels' nWave Pictures, which made the 2010 A Turtle's Tale: Sammy's Adventures and the 2012 A Turtle's Tale 2: Sammy's Escape from Paradise features that have already become children's DVDs in America.
Review: 'Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles' is in the top five TMNT movies
Posted by crossaffliction on Tue 12 Aug 2014 - 02:15If I were to rank all five TMNT movies, this movie would come in dead last.
This is not to say I did not like this newest Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles movie; I like all five of the movies just fine, thank you very much, and this one is no exception. It's quite possible that I may not be capable of disliking a movie involving teenage mutant ninja turtles.
I'd like to point out for the record that I have put forward reviews of the two most recent incarnations of the turtles' story; I have been overwhelmingly positive towards both of them. Heck, the IDW comics are a reboot featuring ancient aliens mucking around with Earth's history, and if I had to pick two storytelling devices I hate most, it would probably be those reboots and ancient alien stories. And yet, I not only loved that incarnation, I especially pointed out this newest origin story as a positive.
Since my first story at Flayrah back in 2010, this is my third review of a Ninja Turtle origin story; that's almost one per year, for those of you who don't like math in their movie reviews. Thank God this movie is doing well at the box office and the next movie will be a direct sequel with the origin story of the turtles all taken care of. Hopefully this time it lasts a while, and we don't get a Amazing Spider-Man type situation. Because that would suck.
I've already talked about positive bias in movies, and it's not really fair to compare this movie to previous incarnations of the franchise, but like that's going to stop any of the hundreds of other amateur fanboy reviewers (and even a few professional fanboy reviewers, I'm sure) from doing just that, so I might as well.
'Watership Down' may be joining Criterion Collection
Posted by crossaffliction on Mon 11 Aug 2014 - 00:54Earlier this month, Criterion released Watership Down to iTunes; a full Blu-Ray/DVD release has not been announced at this time, and Criterion's own site doesn't list it as yet part of the collection, even as "coming soon". [Tip: InkyCrow via Newsbyte]
If this does make Watership Down part of the Criterion Collection, it would be only the third animated feature in the collection, after Fantastic Mr. Fox and the no longer available Akira.
The movie is an adaptation of Richard Adams' bestselling novel; it's main competition was in the bestsellers list was Peter Benchley's Jaws, which it beat, despite being about rabbits. Though both novels were later adapted to movies, they didn't directly compete at the box office, which is probably a good thing for Watership Down.
It was directed by Martin Rosen, who went on to direct a second Adams adaptation, The Plague Dogs. It features the voice of John Hurt as Hazel. Hurt is probably best known for his memorable role in Alien as the ill-fated Kane, though he recently played the 8 1/2 incarnation of the titular character in the long running BBC series Doctor Who as the "War Doctor."
The rabbits of Watership Down speak their own language, words of which have been known to be repurposed by furries.
Update 2/1/2015: Watership Down will get a full Criterion DVD/Blu-Ray release on Feb. 24. [InkyCrow]
Review: 'Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The Ultimate Visual History', by Andrew Farago.
Posted by Fred on Wed 6 Aug 2014 - 02:29This large, full-color book is published both for the 30th anniversary of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles comic book, which was first published by two comic-book fans at a comics convention in Portsmouth, New Hampshire in May 1984, and for the release of the fifth Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles theatrical feature opening this Friday.
This is one of those "all you want to know about" books. It is not so much about the characters themselves as it is the official history of the TMNT phenomenon, or franchise, or whatever you want to call it. Kevin Eastman and Peter Laird, the TMNT's creators, are collectors as much as anything else, and this book is full of original sketches, the flyer for that 1984 comics convention, comic book covers, storyboards and cels from the TV animated series, posters and stills from the theatrical features, photos of all the TMNT merchandising items and so on.
Personally, I would have preferred more profiles of the anthropomorphic supporting characters besides Splinter the rat sensei, such as Bebop the warthog, Ninjara the vixen, or Dogpound and Fishface, who are not described because, with names like that, who needs to? Or plot synopses of the stories in the comic books, the TV series (or selected episodes; I suppose that asking for a synopsis of every TV episode would be too much), and the theatrical features.
Foreword by Peter Laird, San Rafael CA, Insight Editions, June 2014, hardcover $50.00 (192 pages).


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- Calcium carbonicum (Oyster Shell)
- This remedy is made of the shell of the oyster. Let's have a look at an oyster: Inside a thick hard calcium-made shell lies a soft and quite formless animal. When the oyster feels at ease it opens its shell and passively lets through the sea water and...
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- Litha, The Summer Solstice
- Litha is also known as the summer solstice, Midsummer, All Couples Day, and Saint John's Day. Litha is one of the fire festivals and occurs on the longest day of the year. This is the time of year when the sun reaches its highest apex, at the Tropic of Cancer....
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- An Overview of Different Types of Scrying
- Scrying is a method of divination. It consists of gazing into a crystal, a mirror or some water for example, anything shiny really, in order to enter altered mind states...A good cliché that best describes scrying is the gypsy fortune-teller and her large...
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- Samhain, The Celtic New Year
- Samhain (pronounced Sowain, Sah-uin, or Sahm-hayn) is also called the Celtic New Year, The Third harvest, All Hollows Eve, the Day of the Dead, and of course Halloween. There are many more names for Samhain, but rather then having a different meaning, they...
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- Historical Christian Jewelry
- The art of jewelry making evolved though the centuries. In a sense, jewelry is any ornamentation or adornment on the body. Jewelry has been used not only for aesthetic reasons but also as an indication of a person's status in life.
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- Blowing the Conch Shell: a baseline survey of churches
- Blowing the Conch Shell: a baseline survey of churches engagement in service provision and governance in the Solomon Islands.
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- Acoustics of Conch Shell (Experimental Studies)
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- Queen Conch Strombus gigas
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- Fracture mechanisms of the Strombus gigas conch shell: II
- of the aragonitic shell of the giant Queen conch, Strombus gigas, are presented. The crossed . (a) Schematic drawing of the microstructure of the conch shell.
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- Honoring Haiti
- The concrete man is perched on one knee with his lips pursed to a conch shell. The statue is regarded as symbol of the resistance of the Haitian people.
- Hindus celebrate the birth of Lord Krishna
- Hanumanth Rao chanted holy hymns and bathed the idol of Lord Krishna in water, yogurt, milk, ghee (clarified butter), sugar and honey from a conch shell.
- CARLSBAD: Barrio Fiesta promotes peace, youth center
- Jon Fernandez of the Calpulli Omeyocan traditional Aztec dancers blows a conch shell during a blessing during the Carlsbad Barrio Fiesta 2011 celebrating the 20th anniversary of Join Hands Save A Life with a Peace Sunday event.
- Beirut's album 'The Rip Tide' just released
- Their music is rich in its sound, filling a song with the trumpet, an accordion, and a conch shell. Yep, you heard me right. A conch shell.
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- Conch - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
- Conch shells can be used as wind instruments.
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- Cleaning conch shells
- We just returned from the beach with seven conch shells. The conch has already been removed, but we would like to know how to clean the shell (i.e.
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- Conch Shells | SeashellWorld.com
- Family: Strombidae. The conch is the common name applied to many species of mollusks, which are members of the Strombidae family.
- www.seashellworld.com
- Hawaiian Conch Shells | Aloha Hawaii
- Pu, a Hawaiian conch shell, is a large seashell played like a ceremonial fanfare trumpet.
- www.aloha-hawaii.com
- Queen Conch (Strombus gigas) - Office of Protected Resources
- The queen conch's shell continues to thicken throughout its life.
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>> Despite the vast concrete-floored warehouse space waiting inside Pier 94 to house Alexander Wang's guests, they all had to pass through a single set of double doors at the entrance yesterday, causing quite the crush, particularly because a burly security guard took up a large part of the entryway, allowing VIPs like Dasha Zhukova and Fabien Baron pass on his right, while everyone else had to go to his left.
The crowd buzzed with excitement; after all, Wang has come a long way in a few short seasons — to the point that a major magazine's accessories editor had to ask stylists to stop using one of his shoes, the lace-up sandal boot from Spring 2010, which had become ubiquitous, in all of their shoots.
Tavi Gavinson emerged from backstage, Fashion Television camera crew in tow, and took to laughing with and interviewing Lauren Santo Domingo, Julia Restoin Roitfeld, and Derek Blasberg. She took her front row seat, and the stadium-style lights went down and then up, revealing opener (and closer) Natalia Vodianova, hair shellacked over one eye, as she walked along the long black background, giving the audience a prolonged view in profile, before turning to give them a closer look.
Wang, like fellow young designer Jason Wu, felt the need for a turning point in his brand this season, hence a focus on a more tailored silhouette in the form of deconstructed pinstripe suits: Wall Street, Wang-style. But there was also a strong element of late-'90s goth: the models wore black backpacks with fluttery floor-length tails, 5-inch high chunky-heeled mid-calf boots in velvet or brown with burnished yellow toes (which they had trouble turning in), pleated mini-skirts with tuxedo tails in back, and mid-thigh leggings which belled out over their shoes. There was even some chenille and a black leather trench thrown into the mix.
Big on collaborations, Wang worked with stylist Karl Templer and Linda Farrow sunglasses each for the second time, the latter producing bug-eyed shades worn over the models' hair, and Gaia Repossi for jewelry. In addition to Natalia, Freja Beha Erichsen and Snejana Onopka made their runway debut for the week; Agyness Deyn and Jessica Miller, ready for a comeback, also took a turn. The designer's CFDA-appointed mentor Diane von Furstenberg was front row, smiling during the finale, along with her CEO Paula Sutter, whose appearance raised a few questions about investment potential (DVF has a stake in Nathan Jensen's line).
Wang decided to forgo an after-party this season after last season's gas station-set rager, but fret not; last night, he told WWD with a grin: "We're planning something big for September."
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Thursday, 25 September 2014 Written by // Bob Leahy - Editor Categories // Travel, Lifestyle, Living with HIV, Bob Leahy
Take me home, country roads
Almost heaven, West Virginia,
Blue ridge mountain, Shenandoah river,
Life is old there, older than the trees,
Younger than the mountains, growing like a breeze
John Denver
I've just spent a week in West Virginia. We drove there. It's about an eight-hour drive from our little rural backwater to theirs, but it's another world once you're there.
Much of West Virginia is what we might think of as backwoods. Sparsely populated but scenically spectacular – this is a mountain state after all. Standards of living, except in the cities and the more industrialized north end of the state, do not look good. There are lots of trailer homes scattered about in "them thar hills" and shacky little houses too. Go into town and mountain men, bearish in the extreme but decidedly not gay, and their mountain mamas, are a common site. Hunting is big in this state.
One is reminded of Deliverance, even though that landmark film with its famous "squeal like a pig" line was filmed in North Georgia. The terrain is very similar, though.
Spending a week here with my partner and a straight couple we get on with well was a delight. It's a great other-worldly state to explore of course – the scenery partly takes care of that, along with a rich history that includes, again in the north, heavy industry that has seen better days but has taken on a picturesque air. (Think abandoned coal mines and steel manufacturing facilities.)
I've written before about how vacations are good for HIVers, going someplace – anyplace – that has at least the appearance of an HIV-free zone. West Virginia certainly fits the bill. Gay vibes are noticeably absent; one doubts there is an AIDS Service Organization that one could seek help at for hundreds of miles.
And yet . . .
I took a peak at the West Virginia stats and it's here allright – 2,742 confirmed cases since records begun, almost one half of them from male-to-male transmission. There are a smattering of AIDS-related services in the state too. But how difficult it must be to reach those closeted gays who must surely exist in fair number here, and for whom getting tested, yet alone visiting an agency with "AIDS" in its name, must be nightmarish.
One thinks these are issues in Russia, perhaps, but I'm sure they exist much closer to home.
So here I am talking about my vacations and rattling on about HIV in the backwoods. Can I never escape the subject?
Time to switch gears and talk about why vacations are good for you, even if they are cheapies that involve a mere change of scenery and/or new things to occupy your mind. Experiencing the novel is really what it's about, after all. It doesn't have to cost a lot of money.
Here's three new things I did.
Ate biscuits and gravy for breakfast. Now before our American readers raise their eyebrows in a collective "so what?" I need to explain that biscuits and gravy are entirely foreign to Canadians. Once explained what they are – a savory tea-biscuit smothered in a whitish sausage gravy – the average Canadian looks at them with the same mixture of dismay/disgust they reserve for grits, another US dish that Canadians don't quite get. As it turns out, biscuits and gravy, once you get past their uninviting appearance, are really quite delicious. Seconds please!
Went to prison. The now abandoned West Virginia State Penitentiary located in Wheeling, WV was built in 1876 and once housed 2,000 prisoners, three to each tiny cell. It remains a grimly gothic hell-hole but the $9 tour is a not-to-be-missed eye opener. It's a reminder of every prison movie you have ever seen, complete with open showers (rather homo-erotic, this part of the tour), the exercise yard, a cafeteria that was segregated as to blacks and whites (yes, really!) and four tiers of cells, plus the electric chair - Old Sparky - for visitors to gawk at. Horrible and compelling, all at the same time.
Went to the home of Fiestaware. For those for whom this name draws a blank, Fiesta is that line of rainbow-coloured deco-ish dinnerware that has been trendy for decades and is even more so now. It's made in a very large factory in Newell, WV employing 1,200 people. It was fascinating to tour the plant and see the stuff made, even better to raid the "seconds" store for slightly imperfect pieces going for a song.
So why did we go to West Virginia, you might ask? Well, we have passed through this mountainous state on our drives down to South Carolina (we own a sliver of a property there) and wanted to see what was behind the inviting scenery. Secondly, and this was the clincher. both my partner and I and the couple who travelled with us are rabid Fiesta collectors. Enough said.
In any event, here's the bottom line: try and take a vacation, big or small, this year. It's good for you.
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Spatially and polarization resolved electroluminescence of 1.3-μm InGaAsP semiconductor diode lasers
Applied Optics, Vol. 28, Issue 17, pp. 3744-3750 (1989)
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A technique for obtaining spatially and polarization resolved maps of the electroluminescence along the length of 1.3-μm InGaAsP semiconductor diode lasers is described. The technique yields valuable information on the mechanical strain and uniformity of material in the active region. Measurements on thirty lasers of two different types—planar buried heterostructure (PBH) and gain guided—are summarized. This technique provides a means of correlating operating characteristics of the lasers with the physical properties of the laser material. Large differences between PBH and gain guided lasers are found. PBH exhibit typically a larger average value of strain and more scattering centers than gain guided lasers. A laser with a bent active region exhibited spectral bistability with respect to temperature. The strain distribution in the active region was observed to change during the first few hours of high temperature aging.
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Original Manuscript: December 15, 1988
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Frank H. Peters and Daniel T. Cassidy, "Spatially and polarization resolved electroluminescence of 1.3-μm InGaAsP semiconductor diode lasers," Appl. Opt. 28, 3744-3750 (1989)
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Obedience web site at www.canadianrallyo.ca. are especially keen trackers. Agility is open to all dogs (both purebred Rally is open to all dogs (purebred or mixed). ALISON PREISS is a contributor to Dogs in Canada's and mixed breed). monthly magazine (see page 86). If any of these activities sound right for you and your dog, refer to the Directory of Activities on page 224, to find a club in your area. www.dogsincanada.com AC T I V I T I E S 101 ACTIVITIES It is important to re- member that pup- pies are still growing and can be easily in- jured. Keep activities light and fun to en- sure that your puppy grows up to be a happy, healthy adult. CONFORMATION Whether you already have experience with dog shows or are trying them out for the first time, it's a good idea to attend handling classes. 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"Someone yelled out, 'I love Paula,' and he said, 'I do, too,'" Lewis said. "Right after that he started singing Al Green's 'Let's Stay Together,' which was quite romantic."
The performance on Sunday at the Borgata Hotel Casino & Spa Event Center followed another appeal at a concert in Virginia on Thursday, Thicke's first since the high school sweethearts announced their split.
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The sense of relief and joy and accomplishment and completion we are all feeling in response to the news that American special forces finally, finally, finally got him—another dazzling achievement by American personnel fighting the war on terror, who have set a new historical standard for patriotic sacrifice and excellence—makes this one of the great days of my lifetime. Do we know what changes the killing of Osama bin Laden will effect? We can't know. We believed that the capture of Saddam Hussein would bring the resistance in Iraq to its knees, and then, of course, the resistance not only continued but deepened. But even as the talking heads filling time awaiting the president's speech fill time by attempting to decipher the political and spiritual and moral effects of Bin Laden's killing, the truth is that the killing of Bin Laden is important not because of what it will do for us going forward but what it does for us looking backward. It provides this still-wounded country a rare moment of simple, pure, unambiguous justice. Evil has been met, and defeated.
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Jonathan doesn't seem to think much of the Americans who got out of bed early to watch the wedding of Prince William and Kate Middleton on Friday morning. Well, I was one of them and I wouldn't have missed a minute of it.
I don't believe in the divine right of kings (and neither does anybody else, that's a red herring of cetacean proportions). I couldn't care less about "celebrities." I don't even read People Magazine while standing in line at the checkout counter. (Indeed, at my age, I often haven't the faintest idea who the supposed celebrities on the covers of those magazines are.) I don't want the Queen restored to the rule of those lands her great great great great grandfather lost in 1776. I am a loyal and proud citizen of the Great Republic those lands became.
But I do care about the British monarchy. I care about its long and wonderful history, so intertwined with that of the country it symbolizes as to be inseparable from it. That was not just a handsome young man getting married on Friday. That was, in a very real sense, England getting married, that sceptered isle, that green and pleasant land who saved the world in 1940 by being British, not rational.
And that, of course, is what intellectuals object to about monarchy in general and the British monarchy in particular. It's not "rational" to vest the office of head of state in a family, and therefore, in a breathtaking leap of illogic, it shouldn't be so vested. To be sure, no one establishing a government for Britain today would do so. But no one ever established a British government at all. Instead, it evolved over the course of a thousand years and thus is shot through with accidents of history. The most prominent of those accidents is the monarchy. And the British would have to be very irrational indeed to abolish it, which is why they won't.
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"[T]own halls across America erupt in anger over a plan to slash spending," the host of This Week began her program on Sunday.
But the rest of the show–which had Amanpour visiting Ryan's town hall meetings–debunked her entire premise. She went to Wisconsin and found what many others have already reported. The crowds are largely friendly, despite dishonestly-edited videos from left-wing groups that purport otherwise.
"This is the tail end of the marathon series of town halls for Ryan, who seems wholly unconcerned with the heat he's taking these days," said Amanpour. "Though the crowds we saw in Wisconsin were mostly friendly, some of his town meetings have been contentious."
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The strategy of damning Huntsman with praise fits in neatly with the idea that the former ambassador to China is the most formidable Republican candidate in November because of his supposedly moderate stances. But that idea, like the notion that Republicans hate Huntsman because of his recently concluded diplomatic gig, is a strictly inside-the-beltway piece of conventional wisdom that may not have much to do with actual voter sentiment.
Are Americans Royalist Saps?
Those who lament the decline of republican values—and by that I mean the devotion to the principle of republican government, not the triumph of the Republican Party—may be dismayed by the attention paid to the wedding of the grandson of the British queen.
The celebration of monarchy in our own day has more to do with our celebrity-oriented culture than a belief in the divine right of kings. I don't begrudge the Brits their devotion to the monarchy and acknowledge that the pomp and ceremony of the affair makes for good television. Such weddings are excellent marketing for tourism to the United Kingdom and we need to understand that when seen in that light the marriage of Will and Kate is little different than the Disney Corporation's highlighting of the romance of Mickey and Minnie Mouse.
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Donald Trump's traveling circus is overshadowing the rest of the Republican presidential field, and some GOP operatives are worried. Fergus Cullen, a former chair of the New Hampshire Republican Party summed up this sentiment when he told the New York Times, "The race needs more responsible adults who can actually do the job."
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