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A mysterious stranger, his face swathed in bandages and his eyes obscured by dark spectacles, has taken a room at a cozy inn in the British village of Ipping. Never leaving his quarters, the stranger demands that the staff leave him completely alone. Working unmolested with his test tubes, the stranger does not notice when the landlady inadvertently walks into his room one morning. But she notices that her guest seemingly has no head! The stranger, one Jack Griffin, is a scientist, who'd left Ipping several months earlier while conducting a series of tests with a strange new drug called monocane. He returns to the laboratory of his mentor, Dr. Cranley (Henry Travers), where he reveals his secret to onetime partner Dr. Kemp (William Harrigan) and former fiancee Flora Cranley (Gloria Stuart). Monocane is a formula for invisibility, and has rendered Griffin's entire body undetectable to the human eye. Alas, monocane has also had the side effect of driving Griffin insane. With megalomanic glee, Griffin takes Kemp into his confidence, explaining how he plans to prove his superiority over other humans by wreaking as much havoc as possible. At first, his pranks are harmless; then, without batting an eyelash, he turns to murder, beginning with the strangling of a comic-relief constable. When Kemp tries to turn Griffin over to the police, he himself is marked for death. Despite elaborate measures taken by the police, Griffin is able to murder Kemp, considerately taking the time to describe his homicidal methods to his helpless victim. After a reign of terror costing hundreds of lives, Griffin is cornered in a barn, his movements betrayed by his footsteps in the snow. Mortally wounded by police bullets, Griffin is taken to a hospital, where he regretfully tells Flora that he's paying the price for meddling into Things Men Should Not Know. As Griffin dies, his face becomes slowly visible: first the skull, then the nerve endings, then layer upon layer of raw flesh, until he is revealed to be Claude Rains, making his first American film appearance. So forceful was Rains' verbal performance as The Invisible One that he became an overnight movie star (after nearly twenty years on stage). Wittily scripted by R.C. Sherriff and an uncredited Philip Wylie, and brilliantly directed by James Whale, The Invisible Man is a near-untoppable combination of horror and humor. Also deserving of unqualified praise are the thorouhgly convincing special effects by John P. Fulton and John Mescall. With the exception of The Invisible Man Returns, none of the sequels came anywhere close to the quality of the 1933 original. Trivia alert: watch for Dwight Renfield Frye as a bespectacled reporter, Walter Brennan as the man whose bicycle was stolen, and John Carradine as the fellow in the phone booth who's gawt a plan to ketch the h'invisible man. ~ Hal Erickson, All Movie Guide
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Professor Bob Shipman, a Britsih and retired lecturer from the University of Birmingham and Vanley Burke international social documentary photographer recently published a book on Mosques in The Gambia. The book was published through the assistance of Glynn Jones known by her Gambian name Mariama Manneh of SHINE Africa.
Speaking in an interview with the Daily Observer, Professor Bob Shipman revealed that when he was lecturing at the University of Birmingham, he felt that it is important to broaden the students and teachers knowledge on another culture rather their own.
He added that they visited various mosques and met imams and took photographs that resulted to an exhibition in Birmingham at a centre for black culture. "It is quite natural to have the images in a book to reflect more on the social side of the mosque," Professor Bob Shipman noted.
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Pharrell Williams has taken off his signature Buffalo hat for a while and sported a Native American feathered war bonnet for the cover of Elle UK's July issue.
However, though the lifestyle magazine believes the seven-time Grammy-winning recording artist looked good with the headdress, several netizens were not "happy" with the cover photo.
The cover image was unveiled on the UK magazine's Facebook page Tuesday, June 3, and in just a few hours a lot of Facebook users had given their two cents about the photo, calling it disrespectful and a mockery of Native American culture, Indian Country Today Media Network reported.
"I really love the Happy song. I am so NOT happy upon seeing this cultural appropriation, though," Melissa 'Spider' Smith commented. "Blatant disrespect to Native people and cultural traditions is really disgusting. As a major magazine, you should already know better."
Monika Trujillo, on the other hand, wrote: "Our Culture is not an accessory! How dare the War Bonnet be worn in the same fashion as the Arby's 10 gallon monstrosity. Money, fame and wealth cannot make one exempt from or pardoned of a racist act. Color on color crime is on display here. Sorry but that's how I feel."
"If this is about culture appreciation...why not hire real native American models? Or an actual chief who has earned the right to wear that headdress?" Sandy Gaitan said. "They can still put Pharrell on the cover somewhere Lol... just not causing controversy by wearing the headdress."
Some offended Facebook users went directly to Williams' official Facebook page to express their disapproval of the cover.
"You have no right to wear a headdress that is so sacred to native people." Gail Lichtsinn posted on the Facebook page of the new "The Voice" coach. "Those headdresses are earned and not worn to make a buck or draw attention. They have meaning and are worn by our men with pride and dignity. "
"This is a mockery of a proud people," Lichtsinn added. "We are not a joke and take these things very seriously. Go back to wearing your OWN clothes."
Meanwhile, in the mag issue to be released Thursday, June 5, Pharrell has revealed to Elle UK that he had not always been well-mannered.
"I took a lot of years to understand the value of things and the value of the people you work with," he said."The value of your fans who ultimately hold you high and lift you up. We're just hang gliders, dude, and they are carrying us around."
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Cincinnati Reds prospect Billy Hamilton set the all-time minor league single season stolen base record tonight as his Pensacola Blue Wahoos played the Montgomery Biscuits (Rays affiliate).
Hamilton stole his first base of the game, and 144th of the year, in the first inning before stealing both second and third in the third inning to tie and then break the record of 145 held since 1983 by Vince Coleman.
Hamilton started his season in high-A Bakersfield before being promoting to AA Pensacola in July. He currently leads both the California League and Southern League in stolen bases, and with 13 games left on the slate for Pensacola (including the second half of a doubleheader tonight), Hamilton could extend his record even more, and end up north of 160 steals.
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The Elk County Catholic Lady Crusaders advanced to tonight's Allegheny Mountain League championship game with a 43-26 victory over the Brockway Lady Rovers last night at the ECCHS gym.
Elk Catholic will meet the Kane Lady Wolves, who defeated the DuBois Central Lady Cardinals 53-47 last night at DuBois Central.
Last night at the ECCHS gym the Lady Crusaders opened a 12-4 lead after the first quarter, then scored the first eight points of the second period to take a 20-4 lead before Brockway could get on the board in the second eight minute stanza.
The St. Marys Area Lady Dutch picked up a 67-31 senior night victory over the Ridgway Lady Elkers on Friday evening at St. Marys Area High School.
The Lady Dutch led all the way, taking a 19-7 first-period advantage, leading 36-12 at the half, and 52-20 at the end of three quarters.
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With all the talk about Batman 17, and after listening to the most recent podcast today, I want to air my view of the issue, the story arc, Snyder's Batman, and storytelling in comics in a more general sense.
Firstly, whatever you feel about 17 and DOTF, we must recognize that having fans react so strongly in any way is a mark of honor for the storytellers and it's something that ought to be commended. Any time a comic can completely divide and polarize the fan base is really a good time for comics--it gets us talking and thinking about how stories are told in comics and it's usually the time when most of us bare our true colors in terms of our passion and love for the characters.
Secondly, I don't think anyone can deny that DOTF has been a wild ride and a great Batman tale. Surely, years from now, we will look back upon Snyder and Capullo's run and talk about this story. Do I think this is Snyder's best arc? No; so far, The Black Mirror still reigns from on high for me. Do I think it's better than 90% of the books DC has put out in the past ~2 years? Absolutely. Is Greg Capullo the best penciller working today? Quite possibly. There's also the matter of Snyder-fanboyism. A lot of people are starting to throw around the notion that Snyder is overhyped and that certain comic book reviewers have conflated their personal feelings with Mr. Snyder with their professional opinions of his work. I won't address the latter part, because frankly, we'll never know if that's the case and it's really none of my business--or anyone elses--to simply speculate; let's give the professional reviewers the benefit of the doubt here. They definitely deserve it. I, personally, do not believe Snyder to be the best writer right now, but he certainly holds a spot in the top 5. My complaints with his work are not many, but I do have certain reservations about his work that don't allow him to occupy the number 1 spot in my list. The major issue that I have is that a lot of his work is thematically redundant. For example, every time a new story is being hyped up by the DC propaganda machine, Snyder is always recorded in interviews saying something very similar to "...it's going to be twisted/frightening/dark/etc..." Twisted and dark is his thing, I get that. That's what he does best, and honestly, I wouldn't want to read anyone else for that type of stuff. But, there's a certain point where that type of story becomes overdone and unnecessary. Snyder has been doing dark and twisted in Gotham since he started The Black Mirror--save for maybe a single issue, which featured Harper Row--and I do at times yearn to see what else he has in his tool bag. At this point, no one is really sure if he can do any other type of story and execute it well. I'm not saying I want any Batman story to be light-hearted or anything like that. But I think it would be interesting to see where Snyder can take Batman outside of what scares Bruce and what brings out his weaknesses. Batman is a character with so many dimensions, and if you take a long look at the whole of Snyder's run so far, a lot of it is focused on examining a very narrow portion of the character in a fun house mirror. I want more. I want to see how Snyder invisions Batman in totality. I'm counting on the Riddler story that he's got planned to bring out Batman's intellectual side, and I'm looking forward to the future to see what other aspects of Batman's character Snyder can tease out in the months ahead.
As for the events of 17, I think it's unfair and stupid to say that nothing happened, and I don't really want to have a conversation about whether or not something did or didn't happen or whether or not fans were purposefully misled. We don't need physical death in comics in order for something to be a big deal. The very notion that we do is hobbling to the industry and, as fans, we should be insulted by any reliance on the "comic book death." We should demand that writers stive for more mature and hard-hitting stories; stories that move us in ways that the death of a character could never do. And that's what Snyder has done with DOTF. He deserves much commendation for trying to break the mold.
The final moments of 17 disturbed me deeply. I was left thinking about them long after I closed the book and I found myself enamored by what the Joker did. In a lot of ways, it shows the worst parts of a sadistic man, and all the faults that Batman possesses as a character. Bruce is so badly emotionally damaged, and to see that be his ultimate downfall here is something very, very disturbing.
That said, I wanted nothing more than to have Batman kill the Joker in 17. I thought it would be the perfect beat for the story to take and it would introduce possibly years of new, interesting stories into the Batman mythos. When he said "No. Not like this. Not by accident." when Joker came to the cliff, my heart dropped, and I smiled a bit. I was rooting for Batman to do what he has never been able to do. I wanted him to pull the Joker off the edge and beat him to death with his bare hands in a fit of rage; the ultimate show of weakness and strength all at the same time.
But, it never happened. Instead, Batman did what no man would ever do in the face of such tragedy and emotional havoc. He totally gave up. He completely lost his nerve and as a consequence, it came off--to me--as a total moment of weakness and cowardice. How could anyone look to a man that not only allows a murdering psychopath to live and torture his loved ones, but actually saves him from certain death? This was such a disappointing moment for me in terms of how I view Batman as a hero. I completely lost faith in him.
Perhaps I'm too violent a man. Maybe I want my heroes to take vengeance rather than justice. But, whatever the case, I saw Bruce's inability to put the Joker down like a rabid dog as a fatal flaw. On the podcast, the conversation was about how Batman killing Joker would have been a show of weakness, and something that would make for interesting stories. And, to a certain extent, I agree. However, I think there's something to be said for it being a show of absolute strength as well. It would be Batman breaking his own personal code for the safety of his family. It would have been a man doing what he had to do, and Batman's most relateable characteristic is that he is just a man. Instead, we see Batman completely wimp out, and show his hand as an emotionally damaged man without the capability to handle the threats that he faces for real.
One more thing I want to touch on is something Tony said. That if Batman were to kill Joker, it would lead to a domino effect of him just killing other enemies. I disagree. If a man kills someone--especially with just cause, in defense of his loved ones--that doesn't make him automatically someone who will kill again. If someone broke into your home and you killed him in self defense, are you going to now go out and murder other criminals at night? Not likely. There's no reason why Bruce couldn't have killed the Joker in cold blood and not be turned into the Punisher.
Think of all the interesting stories that could be told with Batman trying to deal with crossing that line. The possibilities are endless. However, I don't let my disappointment in Batman ruin the consequences of the issue for me. I think Joker having driven a wedge between Bruce and the rest of the family is deliciously evil and I'm excited to see the fallout. However, I think all of that could have remained the same and hit harder and closer to home if Batman had actually done what any man would do.


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A US team has coaxed human embryonic stem cells into becoming blood cells for the first time. The breakthrough raises hopes of creating new supplies of blood for transfusion.
"These results show an effective and efficient way to derive blood cells from these early precursors," says Dan Kaufmann of the University of Wisconsin-Madison, who led the research.
However, he warns that it will probably be many years before the technique could be used to create desperately needed supplies of "safe" blood, known to be free from HIV or even vCJD, for example, or to create blood that perfectly matches a patient's cell type.
"This is not something that is going to be available tomorrow or next year," Kaufmann says.
His team placed the embryonic stem cells on top of a layer of mouse bone marrow cells. These mouse cells released growth factors that prompted the human cells to develop into primitive blood cells called hematopoietic precursor cells.
The team then used other growth factors to coax these cells into becoming red blood cells, white blood cells and platelets.
Human embryonic stem cells are extracted from embryos about five days old. In theory, they could be coaxed to become any cell in the body.
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A new R-matrix analysis of the 235U cross-section data in the 0- to 2250-eV energy region is presented. The analysis was performed with the SAMMY computer code that has recently been updated to permit, for the first time, inclusion of both differential and integral data within the analysis process. Fourteen differential data sets and six integral quantities were used in this evaluation: two measurements of fission plus capture, one of fission plus absorption, six of fission alone, two of transmission, and one of eta, plus standard values of thermal cross sections for fission and capture, and of K1 and the Westcott g factors for both fission and absorption. An excellent representation was obtained for the high-resolution transmission, fission, and capture cross-section data as well for the integral quantities. The result is a single set of resonance parameters spanning the entire range up to 2250 eV, a decided improvement over the present ENDF/B-VI evaluation, in which 11 discrete resonance parameter sets are required to cover that same energy range. This new evaluation is expected to greatly improve predictability of the criticality safety margins for nuclear systems in which 235U is present.
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Thousands of Department of Homeland Security employees - both past and present - may have had personal information compromised after finding a breach in a background investigation system, Federal News Radio reports.
Employees who worked at the agency's headquarters, for Customs and Border Protection and ICE over the past four years are among those impacted, officials told employees.
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Summery Rice Noodles With Coconut Milk, Curry and Shrimp
By DAVID TANIS
A quick single-pan dish of curry noodles and shrimp that would work just as well with chicken, vegetables or tofu.
Tuesday, July 7, 2015
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Can any land-based animal outperform an elite human marathon runner over the full distance? If so, which ones?
• Several land animals could beat a person over a marathon, including the husky, the camel, the pronghorn (a creature similar to the antelope) and the ostrich.
Accurate or not, the story of Pheidippides is the inspiration for the modern-day marathon.He is supposed to have covered 240 kilometres over two days in order to reach Sparta and summon aid when the Persians landed at Marathon in Greece. Later, he ran 40 kilometres from Marathon to Athens and used his final breath to announce Greek victory.
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Secret Agent Clank Review
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In last years Ratchet and Clank Future: Tools of Destruction, the crate-breaking duo landed on the PS3 with an amazing action platformer; polished to perfection and overflowing with the series trademark comedic style, it was like a playable Pixar movie. But despite delivering one of last years best, replayable efforts, some fickle folks complained it was just more of the same, sticking too close to its tried and true formula. Well, with Secret Agent Clank, High Impact Games follow-up to the excellent Ratchet and Clank: Size Matters on the PSP, it seems the request for change has been met. While the metallic sidekicks solo outing definitely retains the franchises signature style, it also introduces enough new gameplay elements to satisfy even the most short attention spanned gamer. The results, while not producing the series best outing, are incredible, wedging another must-have into the PSPs library.
As the title states, Clank is now a debonair spy; he possesses the moves of Bourne, the gadgets of Bond and the silliness of Austin Powers. What makes Clank so enjoyable, in fact, is its spoofing of the spy movie genre. Sneaking through security-crawling casinos, wooing a lady on the dance floor, racing down a snowy cliff side, playing in a high stakes poker gameits all here. If youve seen it in a Bond flick, youll play it in Clank. And thats the best part; the developers really couldve phoned this one in, delivering a Ratchet rip-off with some pretty spy-themed environments, gadgets and cutscenes. But instead, they went above and beyond, deeply injecting the spy vibe into the gameplay. During that high stakes card game, for example, players control the outcome by playing a button matching game similar to Guitar Hero without the music. Players frantically attempt to make matches as prompts fly by the bottom of the screen. This alone would make for a cool little mini-game, but Clank ups the espionage immersion even further by trailing this into a sub-mini-game; well into the card game its determined the other players are receiving some help from under-the-table menaces. The camera quickly zooms to the floor where youre now controlling a four-bot army of mini-Clanks, working to foil the cheaters.
Not every mission oozes with such originality, as similar button-matching challenges are also presented during Clanks time on the dance floor and while performing stealthy take-downs". This, however, doesnt make them any less fun, and theres still plenty of gameplay variety on offer; Clanks breathless snowboard trek down a mountain side is filled with new challenges bridges can be destroyed with mines, henchmen knocked off their skis and obstacles jumped. Another mission, brilliantly blending the spy vibe with innovative mechanics finds our tuxedoed hero using a slick monocle to jump from one disguise to another; the magic eyepiece allows Clank to capture another characters likeness and become them for a short period of time. But the trickand the funcomes in acquiring specific disguises to access specific areas, while not letting the person youre impersonating see you (theyre the only ones wholl see through your facade.) These amazing sequences are equal amounts fun and strategy, offering a great sense of accomplishment upon completing them, while also keeping you guessing as to what the next mission will hold.
While the word fun goes hand-in-hand with this franchise, strategy generally isnt used to describe the partners-in-platformings antics. Theres still plenty of action and crate-busting in Clank, but the experience is a long way off from the duos usual arsenal-focused, rapid-fire pace. That said, Clank does kick some metallic butt with a bevy of cool gadgets. On the projectiles front, hes got a boutonniere that transforms into a people-eating plant, boomerang-like bow ties, an electro-bolt-shooting umbrella, and some explosive cuff links. Other goodies include a lock pick (which gives way to a fun lock-cracking Tetris-like challenge), a goop-spurting pen for disabling security devices, and that aforementioned eye wear. All gear can be upgraded with use, and sometimes outfitted with new enhancements. Of course, when the mini metal spy isn't getting his gadget on, he can let loose with a flurry of kicks and punches appropriately dubbed Clank-Fu. Those with a twitchy trigger finger, looking for a bit more gunplay, will love the handful of Ratchet-based arena missions; while Clanks doing some spying, his Lombax pal is doing some unjustified time in the big house, but manages to pass the time by doing what he does bestblasting baddies with crazy-ass weapons. These segments are more diverting challenges than actual missions, but like the mini-Clank moments, they offer a nice change of pace.
The pace is further switched up with the occasional Qwark chapters. These hilarious boss battles see the big guy taking credit for Clanks work by telling a biographer his version of how things went down. From facing-down a Godzilla-looking beasty to performing in a musical, these mini missions prove the superhero-wannabe deserves the next spinoff. Qwark and the rest of the Clank clan are in top form in terms of delivering laugh-out-loud moments. A spy spoof provided the perfect fodder, and High Impact didnt miss an opportunity to send-up the genre. From one-linersClank refers to an enemy as being tied up after pinning him to the wall with razor-sharp bow tiesand silly caricatures Pussy Galore and Alotta Fagina, meet Ivana Lottaboltsto globe-trotting locales and super villains (in an homage to Bonds Odd Job, Qwark battles the bowler hat-wearing Jack of all Trades) the skewering is in full effect. And, like previous entries in the series, its all supported by candy-colored visuals and quality sound work.
Clank is not without it's faults, though. As much as we enjoy seeing the series evolve, it does try a bit too hard to offer a variety-filled experience. The result sometimes breaks the pacing, leaving you feeling like you're playing through a collection of mini-games rather than a cohesive story. And as with many PSP titles, the camera can be a bear. Unfortunately, Clank's occasional focus on stealth and strategy--where you really need to see everything--allow these issues to stick out more than usual. These flaws wont spoil the fun for most, but those expecting the familiar Ratchet and Clank formula may be left disappointed. For us, Clank's starring turn marks yet another great effort in a series thats been satisfying fans since 2002. While its many tweaks send the series in new directions, theyre still drenched in the franchises unmistakable style, and rarely pull you from the fun. We look forward to the next evolution of the seriesperhaps its time Qwark get his name on the front of a box.


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Graduate Studies
Flow Chart for Degree-Seeking Students
___1. The student submits application to Graduate School for admission to degree program.
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Women That Mattered in History
As March 8th, International Working Women's Day, approaches again, it's worth remembering those women who, for some reason, left trace for what they did. Some are well known, but others, like Manuela Malasaña from Madrid, are perhaps lesser known to the public.
Street map of the district called after Manuela Malasaña.
May 2 Square nowadays.
The War of Independence in Spain against Napoleon's troops was one of these wars in which the whole of the people went out in the streets to fight the invaders with whatever weapons they had with them -knives, scissors or pen knives.
This was Manuela Malasaña's case who at the tender age of 15 went out to the Monteleón artillery park (today Plaza del 2 de Mayo as shown in photograph above) to fight the soldiers with a pair of scissors. This brave girl resisted rape by French troops to be then imprisoned and executed on the same spot where she had fought on May 2, 1808.
She was buried in the "Buena Dicha" Hospital together with other victims of the massacre, being hers nº 74 out of a list of 409.
Her portrait can be seen in the Army's Museum and in the gallery of heroines of the war of Independence.
On these days, a district in heart of Madrid's city centre as been called after her as well as one of its main streets and an underground station.
For some years the Malasaña District has been a trendy one with countless bars where youngsters mingle to chat with their peers. It was also popular among students and young people to sit in the square to drink beer, talk and to play instruments.
Summery evening in May 2 square.
So, let's pay homage to this young girl that worked as a seamstress in the neighbourhood and fought the invading troops with courage and just a pair of scissors.
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The shoulder is getting better but I have been going to therapy 3 times a week and that has helped a bunch. I am only using 5 lbs. on the bench, it is somewhat humiliating but that is all I can do right now. How is your shoulder doing?
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Kim Kardashian baby pics: Does North West look like her mom?
In lieu of actually being able to see baby North West (hey, at least we know her name!), it seems fair to speculate what she could look like. A source tells E! News that the newborn "has dark hair. She looks just like Kim."
And what did Kardashian look like as a baby? Well, she's already answered that question a number of times on her Instagram account. Thanks to the trend of Throwback Thursday, Kardashian has posted a number of pictures of her as a young child which can be viewed below.
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The everyman who became the hero of rightwing America hopes to enter House of Representatives.
The ten must-read opinion pieces from today's US papers.
Texas Governor on the offensive in dramatic new video invites charges of desperation.
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Workington MP is knighted at the palace
Last updated at 13:14, Friday, 14 December 2012
Workington MP Sir Tony Cunningham was at Buckingham Palace yesterday to be invested with his knighthood.
Sir Tony attended the palace alongside other honours recipients, including Eden Project founder Tim Smit.
Prince Charles spoke to him during the investiture.
Sir Tony said: "He said something which we already know. He said, 'You represent one of the most beautiful parts of the world'.
"He also asked how the area was recovering after the floods.
"He is obviously got a very keen interest in Cumbria."
Sir Tony travelled to the ceremony with his wife Anne, daughter Angela and son Daniel.
He said: "It was a fantastic occasion. Daniel looked smart in his suit."
First published at 12:03, Friday, 14 December 2012
Published by http://www.timesandstar.co.uk
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Well done Tony, an honour for you and the area and all the work that is put in.
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Government funding enables hospital to modernise facilities
Posted: February 04, 2013|
A leading maternity hospital's expansion has been boosted by Government funding of more than £160,000.
The Rosie Hospital in Cambridge has been awarded £166,000 by the Department of Health to modernise facilities in its delivery unit.
The improvments will include better WCs and showers for women , fold-out chairs for their partners, and providing an updated call system.
The facilities for families using the bereavement suite will also be modernised.
Amanda Cahn, associate director of operations for Women's Services, said: "We welcome this opportunity to improve the delivery unit and provide more privacy and dignity for our families.
"These rooms are used by women with complex pregnancies or deliveries, which prevent them from using the facilities of our brand-new Rosie Birth Centre."
The new facilities will be in addition to planned refurbishments of the "old" Rosie, which are scheduled to finish in summer 2013.
The grant has come from the NHS Capital Improving Birthing Environments Fund which was launched in December and invited hospitals around the UK to apply for a share of the £25m.


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Periodically the department conducts Crime Analysis Strategic Enforcement, known as CASE, details. Police conducted a CASE detail that yielded five arrests for drug activity, five arrests for traffic offenses and three arrests of wanted persons.
The department determines, through the analysis of crime statistics, locations that have a high propensity for criminal activity. Once these locations are determined a CASE detail is planned and executed. During the planned CASE detail, officers, detectives and investigators focus on high crime areas to employ additional resources toward criminal activity.
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Lego Batman may have been out for some but here in the UK it has only just been released. I've played the first level and so far I am liking it. Although, I admit I did get a bit stumped on that boss at the end. I figured it out in the end and it was something so simple. I also got a cute keyring with it that I will love with all my heart.
This week has pretty much been Pure time. I got it finished the other night and what a joy that was (to finish it, not the overall experience). Some of those remaining achievements seem a bit silly but I can safely say I should be done with this title soon. It won't be a full gamerscore title, though. Feeding Frenzy 2 I played too and have got everything done in that. I like it better than the first title but there are times where it makes me feel annoyed.
I will probably type up a review on Feeding Frenzy 2. Then, another time I'll try to get one done for Pure. Next week, it will be time to visit Stilwater again - Saints Row 2. There's a special edition but in my opinion, I think it doesn't offer a lot of cool stuff for the price. I'll be buying the regular edition with a limited sleeve, on Xbox 360.


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BEIRUT: Lebanese driver Noel Jammal scored big Sunday, earning himself a gold trophy at the Jerez circuit of the European Formula 3 Open Championship in Spain.
The 21-year-old Cedar Motorsport driver took first position in Race 2 of the circuit, his first gold of the season, after coming sixth in Race 1.
"Finally I've managed to break silver," Jammal told reporters after the race. "I knew I was fast on this race track, all I needed to do was maintain my position during the second race in order to secure my first win this year."
Jammal went on to dedicate his win "to my country, Lebanon, and my family."
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We chose our stallions carefully, with conformation always the first test they needed to pass. We worked on the motto, "Paint the horse plain brown, and it still has to be one of the best horses you've ever seen." We looked for stallions that appealed to the eye of all horse people - not extreme in type, but true to the breed and pleasing on the eye. Conformation, pedigree, movement, temperament and that indefinable touch of something that makes for a great horse is what we looked for - and, of course, we wanted dilute horses. With many national titles, state titles, futurity wins, royal supremes, etc. won by our stallions against all breeds, we know they have proven themselves. Now their offspring are proving themselves and wins by Days of Gold and Nights of Gold offspring include:
National Champion Quarter Horse Filly at NPHA nationals;
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Supreme at the Tasmania Dilute Championships.
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One of the Nights fillies has been exported to Switzerland for reining, two other Nights fillies have been exported to Vanuatu.
DAYS OF GOLD - Perlino Quarter Horse stallion born 2002. He is the first Perlino stallion to be registered with AQHA. He has 15 National titles, many state titles, supremes, etc. Some of his major wins include: 2007 Quarter Horse National Championships: two national titles (hack and halter); many national hi-point titles with Dilutes Australia (led and ridden); Royal Supremes; Supreme of Supremes (led) at the Qld Dilute Championships; Supreme of Supremes (ridden) at the Qld Dilute Championships; Supreme Ridden Exhibit at 2008/9 Colourama, etc.
NIGHTS OF GOLD - Cremello Quarter Horse stallion born 2003. He has won multiple National Titles and scores of champions and supremes including: National Reserve Champion at the 2007 Quarter Horse Nationals; Supreme Junior Dilute at 2005 Toowoomba Royal; Supreme of Supremes at the QLD Dilute Championships in both 2006 and 2008; Supreme Cremello/Perlino at Colourama, many Futurity wins, etc.
TINTARAS CHANDRA - Cremello Stud Book Australian Stock Horse, also registered Foundation Sire with AQHA (so to Q mares you will get A1 foals). To be started under saddle in 2009. Mature 16hh or over. Chandra is about 95% Thoroughbred breeding from lines noted for performance such as jumping and three day eventing. His family are reknowned for their beautiful palomino coat colours which judges prefer in the Palomino ring. To breed your big performance horses with magnificent palomino coat colour and the conformation, presence and movement that will win at halter, this is the stallion to consider.
Driftwood Traveller A great looking young stallion. One of only two Champagne stallions over 10 hands in Australia (the other being the lovely imported QH). An extremely correct horse with a great temperament and excellent movement - a great way to get the rare Champagne colour gene without paying to import a horse. He is a second cross Australian Stock Horse as well as registered Champagne with Dilutes Australia and is currently getting registered A2 with AQHA . Suitable for breeding to Arabians, ASHs, Thoroughbreds, QHs, ponies, etc. If you are not familiar with this dilution gene, go to http://www.ichregistry.com/ the International Champagne Horse Registry to see the beatiful dilute colours this gene creates - unlike the cream gene, it dilutes black, it also dilutes the brown eyes to a stunning amber colour. It is no different in homozygous form, whereas the cream gene creates the Palominos and Buckskins in single form and the Cremellos and Perlinos in double form. Supreme at Colourama 2008/9 and a big show career ahead of him.
Ahrem Time Out A Silver (Taffy) stud book Australian Stock Horse colt, born 2007, by the black Australian Champion ASH Jondel Brigalow out of Jondel Rayette, with the classic old lines of Rivoli Ray, Elliots Creek Cadet, Cattle Camp, etc. Registered Silver with Dilutes Australia. Supreme at the Qld Dilute Championships and Supreme at Colourama. In order to get this beautiful colouring, you need to breed black mares to him. Brown or bay mares will give lighter dilutions of silver. The silver gene does not express on chestnut.


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Rihanna and Chris Brown Reunite Three More Times in New York City
The Rihanna-Chris Brown floodgates seem to have officially opened.
The strangely star-crossed lovers had successfully kept their distance from each other until the 2012 VMAs, when Rihanna openly kissed her former flame to congratulate him on his moonman. Since then, the duo has been spotted making out on the dance floor of a New York City Club, despite the fact that Chris is reportedly still dating model Karrueche Tran.
Now, just one day after the pair's dance floor make-out, Chris and Rihanna have been spotted together on three more separate occasions.
In the span of only 24-hours, the duo has been seen sitting together at Jay-Z's concert at Barclays Center in Brooklyn, flirting at New York City club 1Oak until 4 in the morning, and leaving the same hotel mere minutes apart.
So have the two actually gotten back together? We'll be crossing our fingers that the answer is no, but at least one thing seems likely, Chris's girlfriend, Karrueche, may no longer be a factor.
The 24-year-old model took to Twitter to voice her concerns the night after Chris and Rihanna were first spotted together.
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Can any AV receiver play movies via USB?
Hi chaps,
Been looking at AVs for a while now, more confused than ever! Basically I play movies via external HDD (NTFS). Is it at all possible to plug straight into an AV that decodes both sound AND various movie formats, such as MKV and MP4, and then connect direct to TV?
Or do I need to play via blu-ray connected to AV?
All advice much appreciated.
Not that I'm aware of.
One of these would suit,
I've an older (non wifi) model with a USB HDD drive connected and it's played every file format I've tried which wasn't the case with my blu ray player.
Other media streamers are available.
There are such devices available. Stay away from the cheaper ones as most of them do not support MKV playback.
I know that the Sumvision Cyclone Micro 3 (http://sumvision.com/productinfo/micro3b/micro3b.asp) supports most if not all formats, and is not that expensive at £38.46 from Amazon
The older Cyclone Micro 2+ model is cheaper but doesn't support as many file types, although is a bit cheaper, at just under £30
I myself have a first generation Sumvision Micro, it is a great device, but it doesn't support MKV or MP4 files which is a bit of a pain.
So let me get this right - I plug my HDD via USB into the media player, then plug the media player into the AV via HDMI, then AV into the TV, correct?
Thanks. It just seems odd that I have to plug one HDD into what is essentially another HDD so that the AV can process it.
I was looking at the media players you mentioned, they seem very reasonably priced, but the reviews are pretty mixed.
Ah well some of them support internal HDD - like this one -
I assume I could transfer my files onto this machine (with internal HDD included, of course), therefore eliminating the need to use my external HDD.
Is it a part of a Surround system as I think it is.
AV Receivers have certainly become smarter; incorporating USB music file playback, and internet radio, and Airplay, and Smartphone control apps. Who knows what the future may hold in terms of streaming video content? That may come one day. But the cost has to be justified, and right now it would be wrong to saddle all AV Receiver buyers with the cost of an integrated media streamer. The demand for that feature doesn't justify the expense. So right now an outboard media streamer is the most cost effective solution.
Why don't you just plug the HDD straight into the TV USB socket?
If it's something like Dolby Digital then I suspect the average telly won't have a clue what to do with it. And if the TV is connected to an AV receiver via some sort of digital interface then chances are it will just chuck the digits at the receiver unmolested.
So you probably won't get much if any difference whether the drive is plugged into the telly or the receiver. The receiver is likely to get the same string of ones and zeros regardless.
Problem is my TV is not ARC enabled, so I am limited in my options. So what's my best option then, if I am to continue playing films via HDD? If I use a media player plugged into the AV, then can I just connect AV to Tv with HDMI for the picture, and use the AVI to external speakers for the sound? All I want is to ensure the sound is processed via the AV rather than the crappy sound in the TV.
Seems to me that an inexpensive Android-based mini PC or Raspberry Pi running XBMC will destroy any of these WDTV-type devices for functionality.
And there has been significant progress made recently with regards to XBMC compatibility with such Android devices.
That's how mine is set up - PS3, Blu Ray, Media Streamer and Sky box connected to the amp via HDMI.
You only need to look at the wealth of plugins on offer with XBMC to see what extra functionality is on offer.
The higher-end media streamers are now starting to utilise XBMC as their base.
If so then simply run an appropriate cable between the two and use the AV amp for all audio duties.
If you are unsure post the make and models of both TV and AV amp and I'm sure someone will know what the options are.
And if you do use a separate media player with HDMI and HDMI inputs on the AV amp then the amp will suck the audio data out of the HDMI feed and deal with that itself and send the remaining pictures onto the TV.
I was under the impression the OP doesn't have an amp yet.
... and here's the AV I was considering -
Looks like a bargain to me.
Plain vanilla PCM stereo is identical whatever digital medium it travels over. Provided the cables you use don't mangle the data stream of course (but then you would soon notice if they did!)
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