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- Limited Edition cointains a rubber strap and "Situation CD".
- Full Vita Remake of the first game;
- Graphically on par with V quality;
- Character clothing are the ones from the first game;
- THe scenario is being supervised by Shingo Onodera, who wrote sub events in the original (such as Nippon Ichi and Gust ones), as well as V's Makers events and Mk2 DLC sub events;
- IF and Compa seem to get a revamp somehow, but without pictures and context do not jump to conclusions yet;
- Apparently, all the goddesses save Neptune wear glasses. Onodera is quoted saying he absolutely wanted Vert to wear them;
- It's unknown if the other maker characters will appear (probably not);
- Initially was planned as a port, then since they could transplant V's system easily it became bigger, and it was also decided to work on the scenario;
- The battle system has been adjusted to match V's and the scenario has been modified to correct the parts that weren't satisfactory;
- Felistella came on board as developer after Agarest Senki Mariage;
- Bigger focus on the three goddesses this time around. There were also adjustments to the number of fights against Magiquone due to the episode length;
- The goddesses wear glasses to disguise themselves when they go into other countries;
- This time the goddesses will become friends during the story;
- There will be focus on relationships between IF, Compa and Neptune, as well as Neptune and Noire;
- Financier will appear and get a better treatment;
- There will also be some sort of Fairy Fencer F material;
- The game's already playable at this point and it'll be good for both the beginner and the old fan.
Its better to link to a source. This is too messy.
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Full Vita Remake of the first game;
And my decision of buying the Vita would come to fruition.
"Remember, kids...Chu-Chu died for your sins!"
Wonder how the framerate would be..
Then again, framerates aren't really a gameplay deal breaker with the series, right?
I figured they'd rework the battle system to be more like V's, but I'm surprised about the story changes.
Any information on the Noire game?
Best console war summary ever. TL;DR version at 2:05.
redmarth posted...
Its better to link to a source. This is too messy.
I prefer what TC has done it's easier when you're on a smartphone not having to copy and paste links.
Now I like Storm 1 but I also like Phoenix Wright, but which one's better? There's only one way to find out....FIGHT!
masked_yazoo posted...
Full Vita Remake of the first game;
same here, just counting down. This game will be a day 1 buy. HDN1 with Victory gameplay? Yes, please.
360: Beasts Inc; PSN: DeadlySilence
The Xbox One is proof that when we vote with our wallets, we can make anything happen!
"Full Vita remake" is the only way they could save the disaster that was Hyperdimension Neptunia. Strong contender for worst game ever. Can't speak for the sequels since I never played them.
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Strong contender for worst game ever.
100% Agree.
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"Full Vita remake" is the only way they could save the disaster that was Hyperdimension Neptunia. Strong contender for worst game ever.
This makes E.T. cry.
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S. Srikanth, who drives his car on auto LPG laments that a litre that used to cost him Rs. 1.50 a km has gradually increased and now costs him Rs. 3.50 a km. "Between our family members we drive at least 1,000 km a month. My cylinder is of 28-litre capacity. Initially a litre used to cost Rs. 26. Now it is almost Rs. 37. My monthly expenditure on fuel touches Rs. 3,500 a month," he says. He too plans to commute using a two-wheeler, but for the family outings, car becomes mandatory.
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Mathieu Garon has a torn groin, out 3-4 weeks
Mar 7, 2012, 11:33 AM EDT
Seeing Mathieu Garon go down in last night's Tampa Bay loss to Ottawa was hard enough to watch. The update this morning from GM Steve Yzerman isn't any more pleasant to read.
Yzerman says that Garon will be out of action for the next 3-4 weeks with a torn groin. While you're busy crossing your legs hearing about that, the Lightning will call up youngster Dustin Tokarski from the AHL to fill his spot on the roster. With Dwayne Roloson playing poorly this season and Tokarski being a relative unknown, Tampa Bay's charge up the standings in an effort to make the playoffs is taking a huge hit.
Tokarski is a guy who has some upside to his game and has been decent in the AHL this season, but he comes in with just two games to his NHL record. Now's the time to show what you've got, kid.
If you're wondering if Marty Turco might be a solution to their problems by grabbing him on waivers, that wont' be possible. Any team claiming Turco on re-entry waivers cannot play him this season because Turco was signed after the trade deadline. The only team that Turco can play for is the Bruins. The NHL is fun with odd by-laws like that.
- davebabychreturns - Mar 7, 2012 at 11:36 AM
Looks like Marty Turco won't be making it to the Bruins after all..
- bcisleman - Mar 7, 2012 at 12:12 PM
TBL's playoff surge wasn't going to last regardless. SY doomed it by trading away Kubina and Quincey.
- mathieug79 - Mar 7, 2012 at 1:55 PM
I guess you don't watch any tampa bay games uh? since kubina has been gone, and Quincey (never really played), Our defence has been must better, the play of Brian Lee, the toughness of Keith Aulie, and the veteran presence of Mike commodore has helped the defence look much better, better 1st pass out of the zone. and much tougher for opponents in front of the net. So clearly your missing the point here. also like to point out, tim wallace has played exceptional. Since getting rid of Dominic moore, Brett Connolly has more playing time, and is playing extremely well, it might not show on the scoreboard, but he looks more confident with the puck and he's not scared to makes plays.
- boltsfan777 - Mar 7, 2012 at 1:07 PM
I don't see how goalie groins survive even one game. Time to stick a fork back in 'em, which seems to be required in order for them to step up their play. Maybe all the good press this week about their comeback took away their edge last night.
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Analysis of marginal and basal cell barriers in Slc26a4+/+ and Slc26a4-/- mice. Tight junctions were visualized by F actin in whole-mounts of stria vascularis. Bright field images were taken to evaluate pigmentation (a, d and g). Note the intact marginal cell (b) and basal cell (c) barriers in Slc26a4+/+ mice. Minimal pigmentation of Slc26a4+/+ mice did not compromise F actin localization. Whole-mounts of stria vascularis from Slc26a4-/- mice were viewed either from the basal cell side (e-f) or from the marginal cell side (h-i). Bright field images verify that the same area was viewed from either side (d and g). Focus was varied to either visualize the marginal cell barrier (SMC, b,e and h) or the basal cell barrier (BC, c,f and i). Both the basal cell (f) and the marginal cell (h) barriers appeared to be intact. Blockage of the laser by pigmentation produces the untrue impression of 'holes' in the marginal cell barrier (e) or basal cell barrier (i). Comparison of images is aided by marking three significant areas with colored stars. Bars = 10 μm.
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The day I went to sea trial my current boat the wind was in the low 20's and the fella I was buying from never sailed in this weather. So I went alone and tested her out, while out the wind was still on the rise so I was able to also test out the roller furl boom (which did not work due to lazy Jacks) and managed a sail change in 6+ foot rollers from the 135 to the working jib.
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5:30 PM — Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni has said that Uganda 'doesn't need' aid money cut over his anti-gay law, and has warned of 'more terrible things' to come from the West, like oral sex.
28th March 2014
EU puts pressure on Uganda in closed talks about anti-gay law 8
10:54 AM — Ugandan officials are holding talks with EU representatives over the country's anti-homosexuality law.
26th March 2014
Spiked Editor Brendan O'Neill: John Kerry is the real anti-gay villain, not Uganda's President Museveni 30
10:58 AM — The editor of Spiked has used colonial racist language in an article attacking America's Secretary of State for urging Uganda's President Yoweri Museveni to understand that homosexuality is not a choice.
24th March 2014
US Government taking 'additional steps' over Uganda's anti-gay law 3
7:28 PM — The US Government is looking at taking "additional steps" in protecting LGBT citizens facing persecution from Uganda's Anti-Homosexuality Act.
21st March 2014
Welsh First Minister: Ugandans should be allowed to work out human rights issues 'on their own terms' 17
7:57 PM — Following a trip to Uganda, the First Minister of Wales has voiced his concern at the country's recently passed Anti-Homosexuality Act.
19th March 2014
UK: Protest held outside Ugandan High Commission over anti-gay law 4
9:13 PM — A protest was held outside the Ugandan High Commission in London this evening, calling on Uganda to repeal its anti-gay law.
London: Protest due to take place outside Ugandan Commission over anti-gay laws 1
1:42 PM — A protest outside Uganda's High Commission in London is taking place this afternoon.
President of Uganda: Polygamy is part of African life – homosexuality is not 21
12:18 PM — Uganda's President Yoweri Museveni has accused the West of double standards for criminalising polygamy whilst approving of homosexuality.
17th March 2014
US: Anti-gay evangelist Scott Lively marches in Boston St Patrick's parade, gays remain banned 17
9:14 PM — Anti-gay evangelist Scott Lively, who supported Uganda's 'Kill the Gays' bill, was allowed to take part in Boston's St Patrick's Day parade, while a group of gay veterans remained banned.
16th March 2014
Ugandan gay rights activist says her own mother threatened to hand her into police over anti-gay laws 5
11:35 AM — Clare Byarugaba, a Ugandan human rights officer, has spoken up on her experiences as a lesbian since the passage of recent anti-gay legislation, including an account of where her own mother threatened to turn her into the police.
14th March 2014
UN Human Rights Chief: Nigeria's anti-gay law 'violates international law' 12
8:32 PM — The UN human rights chief has warned Nigeria that the country's new anti-gay law is in violation of international law.
Scottish council in furore over Commonwealth Games Uganda support 7
7:12 PM — A Scottish local council has found itself amid a gay rights debate after having been paired with Uganda in a scheme to offer foreign teams extra support during the Commonwealth Games.
13th March 2014
European Parliament calls for sanctions against Uganda and Nigeria over anti-gay laws 6
5:35 PM — The European Parliament has adopted a resolution condemning homophobic laws in Nigeria and Uganda.
12th March 2014
Zimbabwe: Gay rights activists arrested in police raid at hotel
5:40 PM — Two gay rights campaigners in Zimbabwe have been arrested for allegedly convening a public meeting without authorisation.


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Shark Season Starts Today: Despite New Law, Fishing Will Be Off-Limits Most Places
By Terry Massey, The Sun News, Myrtle Beach, S.C.
Dec. 1–An amended beach ordinance that makes it legal to fish for sharks in Horry County starting today apparently will carry little bite.
That's according to pier owners, city ordinances that supersede the new rule and fishing experts who expect little effect from the ordinance change, which allows shark fishing in the county from Dec. 1 to the last day of February.
Existing city ordinances in Myrtle Beach, North Myrtle Beach and Surfside Beach forbidding shark fishing from within a half-mile or mile of the shoreline take precedence, leaving only unincorporated areas of Horry County affected by the recent ordinance change. Georgetown County currently has no ordinances regarding shark fishing.
The affected piers include Apache Pier, Cherry Grove Pier, Garden City Pier and Springmaid Pier, all of which are privately owned and can make their own policies regarding shark fishing. All four piers plan to continue to enforce their rules against it.
The lone exception is Myrtle Beach State Park Pier, which is owned by the state. Park manager Jerry Ives said shark fishing will be allowed during the specified months only.
"We're going to stand by the ordinance, but we don't expect it to affect us," Ives said. "It's the offseason, there's nobody in the water and there aren't many sharks this time of year anyway. It's not going to be an issue."
That's because the winter months are the worst possible time to find sharks lurking off the Grand Strand's coastal waters, according to Coastal Carolina University professor Don Millus, author of "Fishing the Southeast Coast."
"I really don't think you're going to be catching very many sharks in the middle of winter," Millus said. "The sharks come in to feed in the summertime, so I really don't think it's going to have much of an impact."
The issue has raised safety concerns among pier owners and other concerned citizens who see shark fishing as a public hazard. Pier fishermen are currently required to cut their lines if they hook a shark.
"I've talked with all the pier managers and we strongly feel that people should not be allowed to land sharks from the piers or from the beach," said Lyn Smith, manager of Capt. Dick's Marina and Grand Strand Fishing Rodeo chairwoman. Smith oversees the Rodeo tournament for all the area piers. "It's a public safety issue, and pulling a 6-foot shark up on a pier or a beach full of people isn't safe."
Smith said the current beach ordinance has served the area well since it was written in 1985. County Council made 22 changes to it in June. "I don't understand what changed that suddenly made shark fishing a good idea," Smith said. "It's not safe and it's not good for the area's image."
A group of fishermen led by Don Shanks, who could not be reached for comment, petitioned Horry County Council last summer about the issue, arguing that the lack of tourists and beachgoers in the winter months should remove any fears about public safety issues.
"The previous beach ordinance said you are not allowed to fish for sharks period," Horry County Director of Public Safety Paul Whitten said. "We had some citizens come and say, 'Why? Does this really make sense?' I said it was a public safety hazard. You start catching sharks, dragging them on the beach, and the sharks are flopping around. I'd say there is a rational concern for the public safety. The citizens said that's not really relevant in the middle of January when your beach is not crowded with kids swimming. I listened to the argument and thought that made sense."
Local fishermen agree, saying the change in the ordinance should have little effect since the colder water keeps sharks away, as well as the tourists. In fact, the change in the ordinance might actually attract out-of-town fishermen hoping to catch a shark in the offseason.
"First off, you're not going to find any sharks that close in the winter," said local fisherman Ted Hammerman. "But, as long as the sharks aren't an endangered species, what's the harm? It might bring fishermen here when nobody else is here."
Smith disagrees, saying a warm spell in early December or late February could bring the sharks back in search of food. And the image of someone clubbing a shark — or a shark taking a bite out of an inexperienced fisherman — is not what the Grand Strand is about.
"Do you know how many times we have to take hooks out of people's hands and heads because they don't know what they're doing?" she said.
"Now put a shark up on the pier and some yahoo is beating its brains out with a baseball bat or a tire iron. Does that sound safe? Is that the image our area needs?
"I'm against it for surf fishing, too, because it's too easy for someone to get bit.
"I'm not trying to protect people from themselves, but there are just too many people who don't know what they're dealing with when they catch a big shark."
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by Kraig "DonkeyWaffles" Karson
posted Jan 21 2013 11:09PM
First of all, the fact that Kevin Bacon is on network TV is alarming/disturbing. Meaning that he's too good for TV.
This is assuming that the film industry isn't in the crapper... which it obviously is.
The reason why you are seeing true A-listers
(not the reality show mouthbreathers that Alley Faith
misnames A-Listers) on dumbed down
TV shows is because the film industry is done.
Isn't it obvious? Everything has wings, CGI, or is a remake
of a dead president and/or 60's, 20's, some other dead dudes idea.
.. which provides a slimey, and transparent illusion to a new crop of viewers that it's original.
Nice try.
Kevin Bacon appeared on a horrible TV show last night,
and it was produced to seem like a movie.
That's the recent trend because we are hungry for something
that resembles a real movie and we're not
getting it in movie theatres. But thankfully I do get hot pretzel bites
with a side of fake cheese.
so.....My interest was piqued due to the fact that Kevin Bacon can actually act.
And it's a new show that's not a remake, so I gave it a chance.
Unfortunately , he was surrounded by subpar acting, boney women who looked more manly than him,
and a script that sounded like it was scrawled on the back of a gum wrapper
in the Mitchell International bathroom stall. What a waste.
Proving once again that Hollywood is in
desperate need for originality and creativity.
And that the "tough" women roles have become so contrived that instead
of being a strong woman who's "Miss Indepedent.. hey girl"...
they appear to be longing for a pork chop and 3 triple milkshakes with
a shot of Weight-On.
Maybe the creators/corportate shills are just afraid to take a risk; simply going
with what is cheap and easy. That means yes they are. ew.
Because of this,
I've curtailed my TV viewing to about 40 minutes a day. My brain thanks me.. except for this past
evening. It's embarrassed in so many ways. I think I'll listen to more radio.
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NEW ORLEANS -- Family, friends and New Orleans Police continued searching for a missing teacher Tuesday. 26-year-old Terrilynn Monette was last seen in Lakeview early Saturday morning.
It's been a difficult few days for everyone involved, including her second grade students.
The class took the time to make cards for Monette's family Tuesday. Their crayon drawings illustrated pictures of them with tears streaming down their faces and words of love for their missing teacher. They were sweet messages from her 2nd graders.
One wrote, 'I want Ms. Monette to be safe. I know she will be OK. We love Ms. Monette. And we want her back at school.'
Crisis counselors attended classes with the students to help the little ones deal with the fact that their teacher has been missing more than three days now.
'They are extra huggy this morning. They all wanted lots of hugs,' said Amy Hoyle, principal of the school.
A video circulated Tuesday of Monette teaching her class about fables. It was posted to Vimeo by Teach Nola, a non-profit organization that helped place Monette with the school.
In it, Monette talks to the class about the Big, Bad Wolf, 'I learned a lesson from this fable. My lesson was to not trust tricky people.'
'Yesterday, we called all parents to alert them of the situation so that they could be able to talk to their children and describe it in a way that they felt was best,' Hoyle said.
'It's been somber. You know it's been very quiet. The children are trying to understand what's going on,' said Ronda Jones, another second grade teacher at Woodland West.
Monette's fellow teachers and her family knew something was wrong early Saturday when Monette wasn't answering her phone or returning text messages.
'Her phone goes straight to voicemail. That's not like her. She's a phone person,' Jones said.
Family and friends continued trying to blanket the neighborhood with flyers like the ones posted Monday at Parlay's. That's the bar where Monette was last seen early Saturday morning.
Monette's fellow teachers worked to get yard signs made of Monette's picture to post around Lakeview and City Park.
'We're ready to get her back,' Hoyle said. 'Truly in fact, she is the most absolute wonderful teacher I have ever met,' Jones said, choking back tears.
They're begging anyone with information about Monette or about her black Honda Accord (Louisiana license plate number WUN494) to call New Orleans Police at (504) 821-2222.
Police said Tuesday that they had not yet found the man who may have been in the car with Monette on the morning of her disappearance.


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During the 1990 NFL draft, Siragusa was not picked through twelve rounds, but was selected by the Indianapolis Colts as an undrafted free agent. The team doctor thought he would be lucky to survive a few years in the NFL. But what do doctors know? Siragusa played for twelve seasons, signing with the Ravens in 1997. He will forever be remembered in Baltimore as a critical member of the 2000 Ravens' defense which allowed the fewest points in NFL regular season history, and which went on to bring the Lombardi Trophy to Charm City by claiming victory in Super Bowl XXXV. Today, Siragusa is a popular sideline reporter on the Fox network and cohost of DIY Network's Man Caves. Football falls will appreciate the insider details, but this is more than a tale of the gridiron. Siragusa shares life lessons, stories about small town living, and the importance of perseverance in this breezy, humorous read which will appeal even to those readers who don't claim citizenship in Ravens Nation.
Before British Parliament passed the Matrimonial Causes Act, marriages could only be dissolved in a private Act of Parliament, the cost and scandal of which made divorces rare. During the summer of 1858, that changed. The new Court of Divorce and Matrimonial Causes began to grant divorces to the English middle class. On June 14, 1858, a man named Henry Robinson petitioned the court to dissolve his marriage to his wife Isabella on grounds that she had committed adultery. The evidence came from her own diary, portions of which were read aloud over the course of the trial and then widely published in London newspapers. London was riveted by the scandal. Kate Summerscale brings this fascinating story to modern audiences in Mrs. Robinson's Disgrace: The Private Diary of a Victorian Lady.
In her diary, Isabella Robinson regularly reflected on her unhappiness with her life and marriage. She also wrote about a relationship with a man named Edward Lane, who publicly denied the affair. Standards for proving a wife's adultery in divorce cases were so low that the diary was potentially enough to condemn Isabella in court despite her husband's multiple infidelities. To protect Lane's reputation, Isabella's attorneys and doctors convinced her to present the diaries as fictional, and her only viable legal defense was to claim that she had imagined the affair because she suffered from sexual mania.
Summerscale first read about this story in a book about Victorian scandals while she was researching her previous bestseller, The Suspicions of Mr. Whicher: A Shocking Murder and the Undoing of a Great Victorian Detective. She began to investigate the story because she was intrigued by the double standards that women faced in Victorian divorce courts; she wanted to know the truth about Isabella Robinson. Her storytelling results in the gripping tale of Mrs. Robinson's fall from grace and the ensuing scandal.
Debut author Kevin Powers takes us to the Iraq War and back in his poignant novel The Yellow Birds. Narrating from a secluded cabin in the mountains of Virginia, twenty-one-year-old veteran John Bartle recalls his hellish experiences in Iraq's Nineveh Province and his current struggles to rebuild a life ravaged by post-traumatic stress.
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Powers, an Iraq veteran himself and recent M.F.A. graduate of the University of Texas at Austin, has the voice of a poet and wrote The Yellow Birds largely based on his own war experiences. Early praise from authors like Colm Toibin and Ann Patchett hails this novel as a "superb literary achievement" and proclaims it a modern classic. In fact, New York Times bestselling author Chris Cleave has compared Powers to Ernest Hemingway and Cormac McCarthy for his use of spare, lyrical prose.
Rich with flashbacks, metaphors, and written in a stream-of-consciousness style, The Yellow Birds will stay with you long after the final page. Readers who enjoy this new novel may also want to try Billy Lynn's Long Halftime Walk by Ben Fountain and Fobbit by David Abrams, two equally wonderful stories that take a satirical spin on the Iraq War.
Lisa Cach introduces Grace Cavanaugh who is a bit of a frump, a strong feminist, and an impoverished grad student in Great Aunt Sophia's Lessons for Bombshells. Grace needs to finish her dissertation in Women's Studies, which is based on the thesis that beauty in women leads to misery. As she struggles with her work, she receives an offer to act as a companion to her great-aunt who she has only met once as a child. Grace jumps at the chance to head to Pebble Beach, for what is sure to be a summer of comfortable quiet during which she will be able to focus on her studies. But Great Aunt Sophia has other ideas, and for Grace it becomes a summer to remember.
Sophia is a former B-movie star who at eighty-five still attracts attention wherever she goes. She decides that Grace is a project and upon hearing her thesis, Sophia sets out to prove Grace wrong. Sophia's object is to change Grace outwardly which will then improve her self-esteem and create an empowered and desirable woman. Before Grace can blink, she has a trainer, a personal shopper, and some truly awesome lingerie. As Grace's appearance slowly changes, so too does her view of herself and her perception of beauty. Grace quickly attracts the attention of Declan, a bad boy with a commitment phobia, and Andrew, Sophia's handsome but deadly dull doctor. Grace's head is telling her to go for Andrew, but her pesky heart and that sexy spark keeps leading her to Declan.
In the end, Grace's thesis is turned on its head and she finds personal satisfaction in her appearance and appeal. This fun story goes past a simple ugly duckling transformation tale with plenty of wonderful and unique characters, a whole lot of humor, and a sprinkle of spice!
Imagine waking up in the middle of the night on the floor, disoriented, clutching your leg in pain. How did you get there? Why aren't you still asleep in bed? And what happened to your leg? After actually living through this frightening sleepwalking scenario, David K. Randall, a journalist for Reuters, decided to investigate his personal nightmare, determined to find out how he could prevent it from happening again. His book, Dreamland: Adventures in the Strange Science of Sleep, leads us into the mysterious and occasionally bizarre corners of neurobiology, psychology, and sociology that deal with how and why we sleep.
Each chapter in this fascinating book deals with a different sleep conundrum, from sleep exhaustion in the military to the effect of artificial light on circadian rhythms to whether you can commit murder while sleeping. Over the course of the book a deceptively simple formula emerges—what you do while you are awake affects your sleep, and how you sleep affects your mind and body while you are awake. Intriguing tidbits of information sneak their way into the pages with such frequency that the reader marvels at how little she seems to know about such a vital bodily function.
Though not a scientist himself, Randall's forays into the realm of sleep science are well backed by an abundance of research, as evinced by the lengthy bibliography he includes at the back of the book. His prose remains accessible, captivating, and often humorous while still keeping science at its core. Dreamland provides an enigmatic taste of the often unsolved mysteries of sleep science that is sure to satisfy both the curious and the casual reader.
Tigers in Red Weather by Liza Klaussmann is the story of two cousins growing up in Tiger House on Martha's Vineyard. The first cousin, Nick, is getting married to the devilishly handsome Hughes when he returns from the war. But Hughes returns a different man, slightly distant and living in his own head. Nick requires variety and excitement, but what Hughes provides is stability and normalcy, and they begin to drift slowly apart. Helena is the second cousin, and she was engaged to a man who was killed in the war. She instead marries Avery, who works in Hollywood in the film industry. Later, Helena discovers that Avery's sole purpose in life is to maintain a collection pertaining to a dead actress and this drives a wedge between the couple.
Years pass, and Nick gives birth to daughter Daisy. Helena has a son named Ed, and the children become good friends. One fateful summer in the late fifties, Daisy and Ed discover the body of a young maid left beaten, strangled and covered in a blanket. This discovery affects all of the residents of Tiger House. Relationships deteriorate, secrets are kept and then revealed, and the world spins off its axis.
Klaussman, the great-granddaughter of Herman Melville, creates a compelling story. It is told in five parts, each focusing on one of the characters, and several scenes are replayed featuring a different point of view. This technique allows the reader to get a clear picture of the troubles facing Tiger House as well as the extent of the dysfunction within. Because of the unique storytelling style and the strong character development, this would be a good choice for a book club.
Don't be fooled by the cover. Jillian Medoff's new novel I Couldn't Love You More looks like a light beach read from the outside, but inside that cover, readers will find a challenging novel about family bonds and the choices we make. Medoff creates characters who feel very real, and she skillfully pulls readers into a story that will make them laugh and cry along with her characters.
All in all, Eliot Gordon is happy with the life that she has created with her partner Grant and their blended family. She loves Grant's daughters Charlotte and Gail, who they are raising along with Hailey, their daughter together. Like her stepdaughters, Eliot comes from a broken home, and she has a complex but loving relationship with her mother and sisters. But when Eliot's ex-boyfriend Finn, who she has always considered "the one who got away," arrives in town, Eliot begins to reexamine her life. Finn's appearance also leads to a series of events that culminates in the unimaginable. Eliot is forced to make a choice that no parent can fathom when two of her children are caught in a life-threatening situation, and Eliot can only save one. The rest of the novel explores the fall-out from Eliot's split-second decision.
Praised by authors Jodi Picoult and Jennifer Weiner, I Couldn't Love You More is funny, relatable, and wrenching. Medoff explores complex family relationships and the reality of being a stepparent with remarkable honesty and depth. This novel is tailor-made for book club discussions and includes a Reading Group Guide.
In these days of political polarization in the United States, an unlikely party has come to the rescue of our fractured populous. In America, But Better: The Canada Party Manifesto, humorists Chris Cannon and Brian Calvert lay out an "intervention from your continental BFF". With the scantest of seriousness, the authors skewer American stereotypes on issues such as illegal immigration, gun control, obesity, and marriage equality. Starting with a cheeky foreword by none other than Abraham Lincoln, the witty and pointed observations about the direction of America are by turns hilarious and mildly shaming.
This is a quick read, peppered with sidebar promises of what will change if the Canada Party is elected to run the US: "We will continue building oil pipelines, but they will carry maple syrup. If there's a spill, at least the animals will be tasty." One chapter describes the benefits of combining similar cities within the two countries as a cost-saving measure, including Van Francisco, Queboston (two places where no visitors can understand the locals), and Dalgary. Another takes on corporations as people, use of the metric system, and of course, a primer on hockey. Wry, silly, and smart, America, But Better is a not-so-gentle nudge that pokes fun at American Exceptionalism, and the way the rest of the world views us as a nation.
Get out your bell bottoms, glitter, and eyeliner and celebrate the music of the 1970s. Delve into the exploits of three rock gods in new biographies, just published in July. It doesn't get much more fascinating than the life stories of Freddie Mercury, Mick Jagger and David Bowie. Mercury: An Intimate Biography of Freddie Mercury by rock journalist Lesley Ann Jones attempts to reveal the real Freddie Mercury. Jones traces his fascinating journey from a young boy raised in India and Zanzibar to the lead singer of Queen, one of the most successful super-groups of the 1970s. Jones depicts Mercury's childhood, his rise to fame, and his friendship with Elton John. Jones traces Queen's trajectory into super-group status, complete with the usual stories of rock and roll debauchery.
The one and only Ziggy Stardust is the subject of Peter Doggett's new biography, The Man Who Sold the World: David Bowie and the 1970s. Doggett chooses to write about Bowie's most influential decade. He begins his analysis with "Space Oddity" from 1969 and rounds out the book, covering Bowie's 1980 LP, Scary Monsters (And Super Creeps). A rock journalist and critic for decades, Doggett is considered to be one of the few writers who could pull off an effective, insightful look at Bowie's impact on music and popular culture. Indeed, this new biography has already garnered positive reviews. Library Journal calls it "a complete treat." Rob Fitzpatrick from London's Sunday Times says the book is "astonishing and absorbing."
Few bands are as influential and long lasting as The Rolling Stones. Mick: The Wild Life and Mad Genius of Mick Jagger is a candid "tell-all" of the flamboyant front man. Based on interviews with friends, family members and other musicians, Mick is gossipy and salacious. This one is for readers who are interested in Jagger's sexual exploits, drug use, and opinions on everything from Lady Gaga to Kanye West.
Mark Billingham returns with The Demands, the tenth novel featuring Detective Inspector Tom Thorne. Police officer Helen Weeks walks into her local news agent, on the day that the shop owner, Javed Akhtar, is about to crack. He pulls a gun on Helen and takes her hostage, demanding that she contact Tom Thorne and persuade him to investigate a murder. Akhtar's son Amin was arrested in an altercation that lead to a fatality and was sent to a prison for young offenders. There he was wounded in his cell and sent to the hospital wing, where he committed suicide. It was an open and shut case that did not warrant an investigation, but Akhtar is not so sure. He knows that his son could not have committed suicide and the only way to reopen the case is by taking drastic measures of his own. What follows is a knuckle-biting thriller as Tom Thorne hunts for the killer while Helen is trapped with a man who is at the end of his rope.
Fans of Billingham will remember police officer Helen Weeks from the stand-alone thriller In the Dark. Helen was pregnant with her son Alfie and was trying to solve the murder of her partner, Paul. Weeks is a strong, interesting character with a good sense of self preservation, and her return to the Thorne series is a welcome addition. Billingham's writing gets better with each subsequent novel, and he is a master at building and sustaining tension and suspense throughout his novels. In the Dark works as a gritty police procedural and gripping suspense thriller that is sure to please.
Fans of Ian Rankin, Stuart MacBride or Ken Bruen will definitely enjoy these novels. Mark Billingham has truly entered the ranks of the best crime novelists of today.
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Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) chief Angel Gurria called it "a real game-changer" that would boost international cooperation to reel in cheats.
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Studies in Gangs and Cartels
By Robert J. Bunker, John P. Sullivan
Routledge – 2014 – 232 pages
Routledge – 2014 – 232 pages
Concerns over the changing nature of gangs and cartels and their relationships to states in the late 20th and early 21st centuries has resulted in the emergence of a scholarly body of work focused on their national security threat potentials. This body of work, utilizing the third generation gangs and third phase cartel typologies, represents an alternative to traditional gang and organized crime research and one that is increasingly influencing the US defense community. Rather than being viewed only as misguided youth and opportunistic criminals or, in their mature forms, as criminal organizations with no broader social or political agendas, more evolved gangs and cartels, are instead seen as developing political, mercenary, and state-challenging capacities. This evolutionary process has emerged due to the growing illicit economy and other unintended consequences of globalization.
This important anthology of writings by Robert J. Bunker and John P. Sullivan draws upon a collection of their works from the mid-1990s to the present with the addition of new essays written specifically for this publication. The work will be of great interest to academics and students in the fields of political science and criminal justice and to military, law enforcement, and governmental professionals and policy makers.
This book is a collection of new and previously published works from a variety of publications, a full list of which is on the Citation Information page.
Preface: Criminology vs. National Security Perspectives in Gang and Cartel Analysis Robert J. Bunker 1. Introduction: Third Generation Gangs and Third Phase Cartels John P. Sullivan SECTION I SOURCE DOCUMENTS 2. The Disaster Within Us: Urban Conflict and Street Gang Violence in Los Angeles John P. Sullivan and Martin E. Silverstein 3. Street Gangs—Future Paramilitary Groups? Robert J. Bunker 4. Epochal Change: War Over Social and Political Organization Robert J. Bunker 5. Third Generation Street Gangs: Turf, Cartels and Netwarriors John P. Sullivan 6. Cartel Evolution: Potentials and Consequences Robert J. Bunker and John P. Sullivan SECTION II MATURING PERSPECTIVES 7. Urban Gangs Evolving As Criminal Netwar Actors John P. Sullivan 8. Drug Cartels, Street Gangs, and Warlords John P. Sullivan and Robert J. Bunker 9. Terrorism, Crime and Private Armies John P. Sullivan 10. Maras Morphing: Revisiting Third Generation Gangs John P. Sullivan 11. Iraq & the Americas: 3 GEN Gangs Lessons and Prospects Robert J. Bunker and John P. Sullivan 12. Child Soldiers: Despair, Barbarization, and Conflict John P. Sullivan 13. Gang, Cartel and State Interactions: An Epochal Warfare Analysis Robert J. Bunker 14. Postscript: Violent Non-State Actors, Gangs and Cartels John P. Sullivan and Robert J. Bunker Appendix 1: Insurgency and Crime Appendix 2: Gang and Cartel Maps Appendix 3: Gang and Cartel Maps (II), to be found on www.
Dr. Robert J. Bunker is Distinguished Visiting Professor and Minerva Chair at the Strategic Studies Institute, U.S. Army War College. He is also Adjunct Faculty, School of Politics and Economics (SPE), Claremont Graduate University.
John P. Sullivan is a career police officer. He is also a senior fellow, Stephenson Disaster Management Institute, Louisiana State University and adjunct researcher, Scientific Vortex Foundation, Bogotá Colombia.
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Ebola Vax Trial Update
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A novel Ebola vaccine being tested in China is safe and provokes a notable immune response in people, according to a Phase 1 trial.
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A novel Ebola vaccine being tested in China is safe and provokes a notable immune response in people, according to a Phase 1 trial.
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The World Health Organization is calling for an increase in routine vaccinations for measles and other preventable diseases in Ebola-affected countries.
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A census of adaptive immune system components in human skin reveals a variety of resident and traveling memory T cells.
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Decreased vaccination rates could lead to a deadlier measles outbreak, according to a study.
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Evolving Ourselves, The Man Who Touched His Own Heart, Bats, and The Invaders
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The World Health Organization OKs the first 15-minute Ebola diagnostic test.
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Ebola virus can remain infectious for up to seven days on the bodies of monkeys that died from the disease, researchers show.
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Genetically modified T memory stem cells persist in patients for more than 10 years, and can differentiate into a variety of T cell types.
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Alexandria ties playoff series as it beats Austin 5-0Published 9:03pm Sunday, April 8, 2012
ALEXANDRIA, MINN. — The Austin Bruins came up short on all 32 of their shots on goal as they lost an NAHL playoff game by a score of 5-0 at Alexandria (41-16-5 overall) Saturday.
The loss was just the second time the Bruins (37-19-6 overall) have been shutout all season.
Tyler Bruggeman stopped 18 of the 21 shots he saw and Nicholas Lehr stopped 11 of the 13 shots he saw in the loss.
With the series tied 1-1, Austin will have a chance to close out the series and move on if it can sweep the Blizzard in Riverside Arena this Friday and Saturday. Each game starts at 7 p.m.
In other NAHL playoff action, Aberdeen tied up its series with Bismarck when it beat the Bobcats 5-3 in Bismarck Saturday.
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(AL) Craig Lindegard (Coborn, Aidan Cavallini) 5:28
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