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Based on Charles Frazier's novel, "Cold Mountain" gives us the story of Ada Monroe (Nicole Kidman), a pastor's daughter, and the reserved Inman (Jude Law). The two meet during the building of the church where Ada's father will minister. Theirs is a quiet relationship filled with silence and longing glances.
But the coming of war to their small North Carolina mountain town pulls them apart. Ada resents Inman's going, while Inman goes out of duty. What takes place in the movie is the horrific tale of two lovers separated by war.
Inman is wounded at the Battle of Petersburg. While recovering he receives a letter from Ada, whose words move him to desert and go back to Cold Mountain. He goes on a journey of tragic love through temptation and torture.
Ada is confronted with life without Inman and soon without her father. Being alone, with no survival skills, she finds herself in need of help. This comes in the form of Ruby (Renee Zellweger). Ruby is all that Ada is not. Ada is sweetness and refinement; Ruby is salty and rough. The two become bound in a relationship of equals, awaiting war's end and better times.
Anthony Minghella, who directed "The English Patient," directs "Cold Mountain." He shows a world plunged into the madness that is inhumanity.
The actors deliver terrific performances, and there are no problems with Southern accents. Philip Seymour Hoffman is remarkable as a disgraced preacher who has his hair bobbed and is run out of town because of his indiscretions. Zellweger is delightful as Ruby.
But, there is a problem. This is a beautiful movie with great actors—but I never got drawn into it. Try as I might, there was an element missing.
"Seinfeld" actually had an episode dealing with Minghella's "The English Patient." In it, Elaine goes to see the movie and comes out hating it. She becomes a target of many because of her disdain for the movie. Elaine does not understand why all of her friends and co-workers loved the movie because she thought it stunk.
Movies are like people. Some you are drawn to, and some you are not. Some you can take or leave.
I can take or leave "Cold Mountain." It may strike you as fantastic, but there was something I needed and did not find. In the end, I just didn't care enough about the characters to have a real emotional bond.
Mike Parnell is pastor of Beth Car Baptist Church in Halifax, Va.
MPAA Rating: R for violence and sexuality
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Cast: Inman: Jude Law; Ada: Nicole Kidman; Ruby: Renee Zellweger; Rev. Monroe: Donald Sutherland; Veasey: Philip Seymour Hoffman; Sara: Natalie Portman.
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One of my all-time favorite television programs is the annual holiday special about the Grinch who wanted to steal Christmas.
It's one of the best half hours of animation anywhere, from Max the dog's facial expressions to cute little Cindy Lou Who ("who was no more than two") to the conniving Grinch himself, with his magnificently awful smile.
And, of course, Boris Karloff.
Ever since the Frankenstein movies of the 1930s, people have been grooving to this dude's voice.
Is there anyone out there in C-N readerland who doesn't recognize the song lyrics "You're a mean one, Mr. Grinch?"
Doesn't "I wouldn't touch you with a 39-and-a-half-foot pole!" rank right up there with "Dashing through the snow?"
The simple but powerful lesson, as the Grinch discovered, is that maybe Christmas doesn't come from a store.
Maybe Christmas, perhaps, means a little bit more.
Christmas does mean more, but it has nothing to do with chestnuts roasting over an open fire, mistletoe, reindeer or even brightly decorated trees.
Christmas provides a close-up look at love, a close-up look at God, a close-up look at that ordinary baby with ordinary skin and an extraordinary way of saying "God is with us."
Christmas teaches us to find love in the ordinary -- infants with their bottles, laughter at the table, the eyes of a child with a favorite toy.
There is nothing threatening about a Nativity scene. Neither is commemorating the Jewish holiday of Hanukkah (which fell early this year) or the African-American cultural holiday of Kwanzaa.
A menorah, for example, is a menorah. It should not be referred to as "a holiday candleholder."
In places such as Malaysia, where the majority of people are Muslim, Christmas is a public holiday. Though much of the celebration is commercial and has no overt religious overtone, most everyone is free to celebrate as they choose.
Many who reside there from the Muslim, Buddhist, Hindu or Bahai faith communities genuinely and sincerely wish everybody else a Merry Christmas.
This may sound unbelievable to some people in America, where political correctness often trumps common sense.
Here in rural northwest Ohio, many of us have dear friends who do not celebrate Christmas. Yet I don't know a single one who becomes upset or offended with the words "Merry Christmas."
Just as those of us of the Christian faith should not be offended with "Happy Holidays," "Happy Hanukkah" or "Don't Let the Light Go Out."
I have a better idea for those ratings-hungry commentators and their largely manufactured and attention-driven "war on Christmas."
Instead of exhibiting your own self-righteousness disguised as Christianity, use your time, energy and financial resources to honor the true spirit of Christmas by feeding the hungry, housing the homeless, healing the sick and welcoming the stranger.
It is unfortunate, especially during Advent, that the wrong brand of the Christian faith seems to receive the most publicity.
Maybe it's because the nastiness and hatemongering of Scrooge is healthier for ratings or circulation than the compassion of Christ.
Christmas is the story of the birth of a child, born under humble and adverse circumstances.
It's the story of a son born of Jewish parents, which drew the attention of Jewish shepherds and three kings "from the east," -- possibly from Persia, today's largely Islamic Iran.
It's a timeless story of faith, hope and love.
So, without apologies, Merry Christmas to all!


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The connection of Borg to V'ger makes a lot of sense, though it doesn't necessarily have to be so. A shame that the writers in TNG didn't think of it. Course, the change of the Borg after Q'Who from only being interested in technology to one that assimilate everything is the worst offense and entirely within TNG so has other issues.
The strange thing is the Borg apparently assimilated the bases along the Romulan Neutral Zone (stardate 41986.0)...and then went off for a cup of coffee or something. The even weirder part is in Q'Who Picard references the earlier episode. So the Borg were
aware of the Federation's existence.
So just what was the Borg cube that had been supposedly picking up Starfleet bases along the Romulan Neutral Zone like Pokemon doing with itself?
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A cancer survivor says she was asked to leave a shop after supermarket staff refused to let her use their bathroom.
After being diagnosed with cancer in 2012, Victoria Sheffield had her bladder removed and uses a urostomy – a pouch on the outside of her body – to go to the toilet.
While shopping in Aldi, in Woodgate, Leicester, on Monday afternoon, the pensioner realised her urostomy was full and asked staff if she could empty it in their bathroom.
She said: "I knocked on the staff doors at the back of the shop and before I had even finished asking, this woman pointed to a sign and said 'You shouldn't even be in here'.
"I politely tried to explain that I had had cancer and about my urostomy, and that I really needed to use the bathroom, but she told me I would need proof – a medical card or something."
She said she told the woman she would show her the urostomy and then she was asked to leave the shop.
"I was irate. I feel demeaned. It is not something I want to talk about, and I could just feel my face getting red. I didn't want to have cancer, I didn't want to have an operation, but I'm still alive and I'm still a person."
Mrs Sheffield, who is blind in one eye after a post-operative stroke, said she then tipped over her trolley after staff refused to empty the contents so she could retrieve her pound coin.
Embarrassed and distressed, she returned to her home in New Parks, Leicester, which she shares with son Jim O'Reilly, who acts as her carer.
The 45-year-old said: "I asked her what was wrong and she burst into tears, she was sobbing. She could barely speak she was so upset.
"I was so angry when I found out what they had said.
"She has been out before where the bag has burst and overflowed and she did not want that to happen again as I am sure you can understand why that would be embarrassing. She tried to explain that and they just were not interested."
"It is a matter of general respect."
Mr O'Reilly said his extended family spent about £1,000 a week in Aldi stores around the city.
"I've called them all and none of us are going back," he said.
Mrs Sheffield said she has been escorted to staff toilets many times before in other shops, when she had been in an emergency.
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Mr O'Reilly called Aldi's head office to complain on behalf of his mother.
An Aldi spokesperson said: "Aldi does not provide customer toilets in any of its stores, however in case of emergencies we can allow access to our employee toilet facilities. On this occasion we recognise that an exception should have been made, and we apologise for any distress caused to Ms Sheffield. The manager has been in touch with Ms Sheffield, and we will continue to pursue the matter through customer service channels."


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There seems to be an unshakable division of labor between two of our major senses. 'Sight and Sound' and 'Audio and Visual,' are often paired as binary opposites, understood both as semantically and biologically distinct yet totally interdependent. "See This Sound," an exhibition currently on view at the Lentos Museum in Linz, Austria, delves deeply into this co-dependent relationship. Far from another "art and music" show, the exhibition looks at numerous cultural, metaphysical, biological and neurological explorations of these senses - and how artists have mined them for decades. By highlighting their distinct and convergent streams of influence, "See This Sound" uses sight and sound as a metaphor for similar divisions and dependencies between "visual," "sound" and "media" art.
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The current exhibition at the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, "The Third Mind: American Artists Contemplate Asia, 1860-1989" is in many ways a bold take on the "group show" genre. Not focused on a particular era, style or group of artists, Senior Curator for Asian Art Alexandra Munroe has instead created a sweeping show of over 110 artists around an idea as ethereal and subjective as cultural "contemplation." The show's thesis, that "vanguard artists consistently looked toward 'the East' to forge an independent artistic identity that would define the modern age -- and the modern mind -- through a new understanding of existence, nature, and consciousness" certainly seems timely in this era of rampant globalization, but it simultaneously opens the door to a host of debatable issues around cultural appropriation.
The broad scope and variety of art forms covered under this broad thematic umbrella, from paintings of James McNeill Whistler and Mary Cassatt through multimedia works of Tehching Hsieh and Laurie Anderson, creates a compelling alternate to the usually mono-cultural narrative of Art History. For those of us interested particularly in time-based media, it also provides a compelling context through which to view issues such as duration, notation, communication systems, and networking that are so prevalent in time-based forms.
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In the early seventies Gerald O'Grady, a professor of English Literature at the State University of New York in Buffalo, was asked to become director of the euphemistically titled "Educational Communications Center." The division was to provide technical support for the entire campus. Sensing a thankless administrative appointment he agreed, but only if he could simultaneously create and direct a department dedicated to the study of emerging media, one that would provide artists and filmmakers access to these technologies and a theoretical basis from which to explore it fully. Thus, the Center for Media Studies (MediaStudy/Buffalo) was formed. Groundbreaking in its scope and focus, the faculty included filmmakers Hollis Frampton, Tony Conrad, Paul Sharits, and James Blue, video artists Steina and Woody Vasulka, and Peter Weibel. The book Buffalo Heads: Media Study, Media Practice, Media Pioneers, 1973-1990, edited by Woody Vasulka and Peter Weibel, thoroughly documents the people and activities that were a part of this highly influential center. Part exhibition catalog (a similarly titled exhibition "Mind Frames: Media Study at Buffalo 1973-1990" was mounted at ZKM in 2007), part catalog raisonné, and part coffee table book, and coming in at 837 pages and almost 10 lbs, it could be called the definitive text on this place and period.
Structure over Style
In recent years numerous exhibitions have been mounted on the subject of "art and music." The Chicago Museum of Art's 2007 show "Sympathy for the Devil: Art and Rock and Roll Since 1967" was an excellent example that explored the cultural and social crossovers between art and music and the stylistic effects they have had on each other. "Looking at Music," a current exhibition at the Museum of Modern Art (curated by Associate Curator of Media Arts Barbara London), also looks at these cultural synergies but illuminates them further by focusing on the structural and theoretical connections between not only music and art, but also writing, filmmaking and performance. By starting in the early 1960s, the show focuses on a time when the very nature of art was in flux, new forms of writing were emerging, new technologies were pushing the boundaries of moving image and sound recordings, and social attitudes about self expression and gender were radically changing the cultural landscape.
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Therefore, not a distraction at all. I think it's a good barometer of where many of the artists (that I see in Chicago, Brussels, San Fran, and elsewhere) are pointing their vector of effort. To me, this shows me what is being "seen as important", when only 40 years ago, media art was still in a mode of challenging the galley and the object itself. This is a major shift...
While I agree with you Patrick that artists are directing efforts towards marketability, I certainly don't see it as a major shift. I think many Internet Artists who are gearing a part of their practice towards the institution/gallery setting, still create work that disrupts and challenges that system. And, I'm sorry, maybe my perspective as the one time programing director for a chelsea gallery that played a role in bringing some first generation net artists into the commercial sphere, but I just don't see this as a problem. I certainly see it as a trend to follow with interest, but don't see it as a whole hearted conversion to 'art world traditionalism.'
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First off. Yes. the ongoing snark/sarcasm/animosity between tom, tim and mriver is super/totally/unbelievably "boring."
Secondly. And this is somewhat off topic on this particular string, but I think this entire net.art 1.0 v. net.art 2.0 conversation is, while not exactly boring, maybe a red herring. To be very simplistic about it, I don't really perceive much theoretical distance between the work of 'the old guard' and the work of the current "3rd generation" net artists. I think both were/are responding to the web as it existed at the time. In the late 1990s people wrote their own html, they 'view(ed) source,' and things were for the most part text based. And the art of the time responded accordingly, creating work about language, translation and disrupting the emerging systems that the general public was so quick to accept unconditionally.
Now, the web has obviously evolved into the web 2.0 (and all that comes with it). You don't need to code to be an internet artist because no one really needs to code to use the web anymore. You just need a myspace or facebook page, access to youtube or flickr, or a blogger address and you are 'actively' participating in the web (obviously a lot of people have written about the deeper implications of this type of migration - notably Olia in her Vernacular Web 2) http://www.contemporary-home-computing.org/vernacular-web-2/). So if internet artists are now making work that is a collection of links, a series of other people's youtube videos? Fantastic. As far as I can tell most of this work is doing so as a means to question the ease with which we are living our most intimate moments online.
The web is a different place, and so obviously the art that comes out of it is going to be different. But I think, at its very core, it is the same. Internet Art responds to the web, its development, and how we use it, regardless of whether it was made by MTAA or Guthrie Lonergan. Like I said, very simplistic, and not a fully formed argument at this point, but I think looking at why this work is so different is far less interesting than exploring its shared characteristics.
ps. This is just an aside. All the muttering about the 'newer generation' of Internet artists having more gallery success is also a bit of a distraction. I guarantee that Vuk, Olia, Thomson and Craighead alone have sold/exhibited more work in the past three years than all of the newer generation put together.


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We7, an ad-supported internet radio service headed by Cheshire entrepreneur Steve Purdham, was co-founded by artist Peter Gabriel.
Tesco said in a statement that the move would offer customers "a wider choice in how they consume music, complementing Tesco's current music offer in store and online".
We7 changed its business model from an on-demand service to an online DJ platform late last year. The site currently claims over 3 million users and 6.8 million tracks, licensed by all four major labels plus indies.
Mark George, digital director at Tesco, said: "Customers and technology together are transforming the way we listen to music. Tesco is already one of the UK's largest retailers of CDs; this move will help us offer a greater choice for the growing number of customers who want to access music instantly on any device, whenever and wherever they want. We7 has a great team and a good technology platform from which we can launch a range of digital music services in the future."
Steve Purdham, CEO of We7 said: "We are very excited by the prospect of teaming up with Tesco. With its loyal customer base, numerous marketing channels and international reach, we believe Tesco is the perfect partner to bring WE7's music services to a wider audience. Tesco has been an innovator in entertainment retailing for many years and we look forward to continuing this innovation digitally."
We7, a Milton Keynes-based business, was established in 2007.


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Schools And Families Educating Children (SAFEChildren) is a family-focused preventive intervention designed to increase academic achievement and decrease risk for later drug abuse and associated problems such as aggression, school failure, and low social competence. SAFEChildren targets 1st-grade children and their families living in inner-city neighborhoods. The intervention has two components. The first component is a multiple-family group approach that focuses on parenting skills, family relationships, understanding and managing developmental and situational challenges, increasing parental support, skills and issues in engaging as a parent with the school, and managing issues such as neighborhood problems (e.g., violence). Families participate in 20 weekly sessions (2 to 2.5 hours each) led by a trained, professional family group leader. Each session includes a review of the previous week's homework, discussion about a focused topic, and in-session role-plays and activities. The second component is a reading tutoring program for the child. Tutoring is provided twice weekly (one 30-minute and one 20-minute session) over 20 weeks, using a modified version of the Wallach program. Each tutoring session involves segments on phonics, sound and word activities, and reading books.
The documents below were reviewed for Quality of Research. The research point of
contact can provide information regarding the studies reviewed and the availability
of additional materials, including those from more recent studies that may have been conducted.
Gorman-Smith, D., Tolan, P. H., Henry, D. B., Leventhal, A., Schoeny, M., Lutovsky, K., & Quintana, E. (2002). Predictors of participation in a family-focused preventive intervention for substance use. Psychology of Addictive Behaviors, 16(Suppl. 4), S55-S64.
Tolan, P., Gorman-Smith, D., & Henry, D. (2000). Promoting academic and social competence among urban youth: The SAFEChildren Project. Final grant report submitted to the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, Center for Substance Abuse Prevention.
Tolan, P., Gorman-Smith, D., & Henry, D. (2004). Supporting families in a high-risk setting: Proximal effects of the SAFEChildren preventive intervention. Journal of Consulting and Clinical Psychology, 72(5), 855-869.
Gorman-Smith, D., Tolan, P., Henry, D. B., Quintana, E., Lutovsky, K., & Leventhal, A. (2007). Schools and Families Educating Children: A preventive intervention for early elementary school children. In P. H. Tolan, J. Szapocznik, & S. Sambrano (Eds.), Preventing youth substance abuse: Science-based programs for children and adolescents (pp. 113-135). Washington, DC: American Psychological Association.
The following populations were identified in the studies reviewed for Quality of
External reviewers independently evaluate the Quality of Research for an intervention's
reported results using six criteria:
For more information about these criteria and the meaning of the ratings, see Quality of Research.
The measures used are well established and have good psychometric properties. The methods used to ensure intervention fidelity are noteworthy. When data were missing, this was addressed with growth curve modeling. The retention was good for this type of study. Appropriate analyses were used.
The researchers employed an unbalanced design favoring the intervention group (55% were randomly assigned to the intervention condition, and 45% were randomly assigned to the control condition), which somewhat limits the confidence in these findings. The large number of measures employed raises the possibility of colinearity in the absence of a discussion of the statistical power of the multiple measures.
The materials below were reviewed for Readiness for Dissemination. The implementation
point of contact can provide information regarding implementation of the intervention
and the availability of additional, updated, or new materials.
Forms and handouts:
Program Web site, http://www.psych.uic.edu/fcrg/safe.html
SAFEChildren family intervention manual. (2006).
Woo, S., Gorman-Smith, D., Gay, F., Schoeny, M., Tolan, P. H., & Henry, D. B. (n.d.). SAFEChildren tutoring manual. Revised for 7th and 8th grade student tutors. Chicago, IL: Authors.
External reviewers independently evaluate the intervention's Readiness for Dissemination
using three criteria:
For more information about these criteria and the meaning of the ratings, see Readiness for Dissemination.
Implementation materials are thorough, coherent, and easy to follow. The family intervention manual includes specific guidance for family recruitment and engagement. Training and technical assistance are available upon request. Excellent fidelity and process instruments are available to support quality assurance.
Little information is provided on organization-level implementation or tutor and leader qualifications. No formal training curriculum has been developed to supplement the intervention materials. No substantive guidance is provided on how new implementation sites use the information collected from quality assurance instruments.
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Group leaders are usually hired to work half-time at a salary commensurate with a master's of social work and 4-6 years of postdegree experience. College students can serve as tutors; approximately 2 hours should be budgeted for each tutee per week, which allows for both preparation and travel time.
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In patients with metastatic breast cancer, immune cells from a genetically matched donor can attack and shrink tumors, researchers from the National Cancer Institute (NCI) announced today at the Annual Meeting of the American Society of Clinical Oncology in Chicago. This is the first time researchers have clearly demonstrated this type of immune response, known as a graft-versus-tumor effect, acting against breast cancer.
"Graft-versus-tumor effects have been shown to be useful in treating cancers of the blood, such as leukemia and lymphoma. Breast cancer, however, has generally been resistant to immune-based therapies," said Michael Bishop, M.D., of NCI's Center for Cancer Research, the lead author on the study. "Although the tumors of patients in this study were not completely eliminated by the treatment, the responses we saw provide hope that immunotherapies for breast cancer are worth pursuing."
Tumor regression has been observed in the past in some patients with metastatic breast cancer who received stem cell transplants, but it was unclear whether immune cells had attacked the tumor or the tumor was shrinking in response to chemotherapy drugs administered prior to the transplant. The design of this clinical trial, however, allowed researchers to attribute tumor regression to a true graft-versus-tumor effect.
Each of the 13 patients in the Phase I trial had received multiple previous treatments for metastatic breast cancer. In the study, patients first received conventional doses of chemotherapy to kill cancer cells and reduce the cells in their immune system so that donor cells could replace them. They then received stem cells from the blood of HLA-matched siblings. HLA-matched donor cells, which have the same set of proteins (known as human leukocyte-associated antigens) on their surface as the patient's own cells, are much more likely to be accepted by the patient's body.
T cells, specialized immune cells that recognize and kill foreign cells that have invaded the body, were removed from the pool of donated stem cells prior to transplant. These T cells were given to patients later, in an initial infusion 42 days after stem cell transplant, then in two follow-up infusions over the next two months. Because T cells were not given immediately following chemotherapy, researchers were able to attribute any tumor cell death to the transplanted T cells rather than to anti-tumor effects of the chemotherapy drugs.
In four patients, tumors shrunk at least 50 percent in response to the treatment. A minor response was seen in three of the other patients. Although not all patients in the study responded to treatment, and none of the tumors was eliminated entirely, the results of the trial provide evidence that transplanted T cells can attack tumors in patients with metastatic breast cancer. Researchers are optimistic that further study could lead to effective immunotherapies for these patients.
For more information about cancer, visit NCI's Web site at http://www.cancer.gov.


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Inside Me – Jmy James Kidd and The Sunland Dancers
Saturday, November 16 and Sunday, November 17 // 2:00pm
in the Mystery Theater at Machine Project
Seating is extremely limited and by advance purchase only. No late seating.
$9 for members // $15 for non-members
For the Saturday show, CLICK HERE to purchase tickets
For the Sunday show, CLICK HERE to purchase tickets
Photo by Scott Groller
A 30-minute dance piece by Jmy James Kidd and the Sunland Dancers, featuring singing by Karen Adelman.
Energy for this process is provided by light. Chlorophylls absorb blue and red light and carotenoids absorb blue-green light, but green and yellow light are not effectively absorbed by photosynthetic pigments in plants; therefore, light of these colors is either reflected by leaves or passes through the leaves. This is why plants are green.
The Sunland Dancers are Olive Blackburn, Jmy James Kidd, Perin Hailey McNelis, Jil Stein, Lisa Wahlander, and Alexa Weir.


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Accession Number : AD0710375
Title : CLOSED CIRCUIT TELEVISION APPLICATIONS IN REACTOR RADIATION BIOLOGY RESEARCH.
Descriptive Note : Technical note,
Corporate Author : ARMED FORCES RADIOBIOLOGY RESEARCH INST BETHESDA MD
Personal Author(s) : Millbranth,D. R.
Report Date : JUL 1970
Pagination or Media Count : 17
Abstract : Closed circuit television provides the investigative staff with visual and aural communications in research using the AFRRI-TRIGA reactor. The report describes the television system in its applications to research support and documentation, and in reactor operations safety. (Author)
Descriptors : (*RADIOBIOLOGY, *CLOSED CIRCUIT TELEVISION), NUCLEAR REACTORS, REACTOR SAFETY SYSTEMS, MONITORS, CONTROL SYSTEMS
Subject Categories : RADIOBIOLOGY
Distribution Statement : APPROVED FOR PUBLIC RELEASE


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Over the past two decades, China became the world`s 7th ranking exporter and 8th ranking importer; therefore people able to speak and write English fluently are reserved first choices in the Chinese labor market as demand for English speaking people in China far exceeds supply.
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Sitting on a tranquil wooden terrace overlooking a small channel of water, there's just a short bridge separating us from The Irish Village's garden. We're so close we can clearly hear every lyric and string pluck from the pub's resident guitarist, and can even pick up wafts of chit-chat from the other side of the pond – although we're certain that very few of The IV's drinkers even realise there's an alternative venue just a 20-second stroll away.
Nomad is a new, classy, and slightly contrived venue, sporting a modern, pan-Asian fusion-themed menu. All this became clear within moments of arrival, when we asked for the 'house drink', and were served a bright (but fairly forgettable) mixed drink based on Japanese spirit and fortified grape.
Or rather, it should have been clear within moments. However, we were made to wait more than 20 minutes for the drink to arrive. Compounding the error, our beverages even arrived after the bar snacks showed up,
which were, incidentally, a fail of epic proportions. Whoever decided it was a good idea to turn edamame beans into tempura – covering the inedible skin with batter and frying them – was clearly deeply mistaken.
It's a shame about the slow service, which we only hope will be ironed out in time, because otherwise Nomad is a delight. It's parked out the back of the new, trendy Jumeirah Creekside Hotel, in the old Aviation Club building that used to house notorious brunch spot The Cellar, which closed in September last year.
We think it could all work out for the best, though: with Nomad, there's far more than a bar on offer. Rather than a single venue, Nomad is an ambitious, over-arching concept.
The huge compound-like setup is (slightly confusingly) split into a 24-hour deli (Nomad Café), an elegant signature dining restaurant (just 'Nomad'), and a poolside grill (same name, but with a separate menu) – as well as the standalone Nomad Lounge bar. The latter venue is split between the grassy, twilit terrace upon which we sat, the chic interior and a deck area. While the inside area was empty when we visited, we can see it proving popular in the summer.
With so much on offer, it would be foolish to write off this place too soon, and we'll definitely pop back to see how things develop. But two months in, there are just too many teething problems to give Nomad a full-hearted thumbs up. However, this venue has so much potential, we really can't fail to see things picking up.By Rob Garratt
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Living in Korea requires a few compromises, especially in finding some things from home. Sure, there are plenty of Korean equivalents for virtually everything during your daily life, but sometimes you need something specific. While Seoul has the lion's share of shops dedicated to exports, other cities have a center or two for finding a few tastes from home.
Within Seoul, at least four places offer a good to excellent variety of foreign products – assuming, of course, you've looked at the local department stores (e.g. Emart, Homeplus, Lotte Mart, and that old standby Costco) and come up empty.
High Street Market – a meat importer, a wine importer, and a cheese importer came together and made a baby in Itaewon. Beyond those areas, there's plenty of craft beer, junk food, and snacks for your perusing pleasure. Bonus: barrels of discounted wine because the labels aren't perfect.
A nice selection of craft beers as well – this isn't as much a taste from home as it is a pleasant break from otherwise crappy Korean beer.
While the rest of their selection is fairly ordinary, the bakery puts out some excellent breads and other freshness.
Sample pricing: pepperoni (100 grams): 2,500 won; Jelly Belly's (100 grams): 2,900 won.
Address: Seoul Yongsan-gu Hannam-dong 737-24 (서울특별시 용산구 한남동 737-24).
Phone: 02-790-5450
Directions: Itaewon station, line 6, exit 2. Follow the sidewalk around the left curve for about 400 meters. Look for it on the left, on the 2nd floor.
National Foods – more like a supermarket, this Itaewon store is the newest entry in the 'foreign foods' category. There's plenty of their own branded products – primarily nuts and dried fruits – to complement the selection of Kirkland / Costco products available. This is pretty good news to those without Costco memberships, and great for people like me in central Seoul. The nearest Costco is a long way away. If you follow me on Twitter (hint hint), you might have seen a tweet about there being Girl Scout Cookies available here as of my last visit.
Sample pricing: basil pesto (500 grams): 12,000 won. Cashew nuts (200 grams): 4,000 won.
Address: Seoul, Yongsan-gu, Itaewon-dong 132-2 (서울특별시 용산구 이태원동 132-2).
Phone: 02-792-0786
Directions: Itaewon station, line 6, exit 3. Turn right at the Dunkin Donuts and walk up the hill about 75 meters – it's on your right.
Foreign Food Mart – an institution of Itaewon, and still one of the best varieties of foreign foods. Plenty of frozen stuff, and a wide selection from other parts of Asia. While pricing is competitive across the Itaewon stores, most prices seem a few hundred won lower here. I get the feeling the guy 'shops' the other stores in an effort to price things a little bit lower. One disadvantage: narrow aisles, which contributes to plenty of crowding and 'excuse me's'.
Sample pricing: grenadine (750 ml): 7,500 won.
Address: Seoul, Yongsan-gu, Itaewon-dong, 137-67. (서울특별시 용산구 이태원동 137-67).
Phone: 02-793-0082.
Directions: Itaewon station, line 6, exit 3. Turn right at the Dunkin Donuts and walk up the hill about 100 meters – it's on your left.
Songtan – the multi-cultural town that exists courtesy of the military presence has a few shops. While they're little more than booths in a larger Korean-style market, there's plenty of stuff in them to make it worth your while. This presumes, of course, you're in the area – Songtan is a good hour south ofSeoul. If you are, however, there's plenty of hair care and beauty products to go along with the alcohol and snacks.
Directions: Songtan station, line 1, exit 4. Cross the street, then walk up the hill and turn right. You should see a large colorful mural, which you'll pass on your way. Walk about 350 meters and keep straight to Jungang Market.
Dongdaemun / Namdaemun – 'nuff said. While the shops are scattered across the many square blocks of these two shopping behemoths, they have most of the tastes your buds are looking for. Unlike the Itaewon stores, the prices aren't as well marked, and may be subject to some negotiation. This is the point where you'll have to set aside your love of food to put on your poker face and bargain a bit. Start on the street just behind the camera street, near Namdaemun Market's gate 8, or point your maps to this address: 서울특별시 중구 남창동 51-1 (Seoul, Jung-gu, Namchang-dong 51-1). This is the 숭례문수입상가, or the Sungnyemun import market – plenty of booths feature food and alcohol. If you keep heading down the same street, you'll see a few more vendors with similar wares.
Saruga shopping mall – plenty of imported stuff expats miss from home. While trivial to some, this is the last place I saw Reese's Peanut Butter Cups in Seoul. It's close to Hongdae and northeast Seoul. It's expensive, but there's plenty of selections to choose from.
Address: Seoul, Seodaemun-gu, Yeonhui-dong 131-1 (서울특별시 서대문구 연희동 131-1)
Phone: 02-322-1614.
Directions: Hongik Universitystation, line 2 or AREX, exits 2 or 8. Come out of either exit, then make a U-turn and head to the bus stop in the middle of the road. Hop on green bus 7612 and ride to the 연희삼거리 (Yeonhee Samgeori) bus stop. Backtrack to the main road. At the intersection, cross the side street and continue backtracking along the main. When you get to the KEB, turn right. Walk 30 meters to the first intersection, and the shopping center is on the corner.
수입코너 (su-ib ko-neo) – part of the Seo-rae village, or the French village in Seoul, this import market has a little bit of everything.
Address: Seoul, Gangnam-gu, Banpo-dong, 31 Seorae-ro (서울특별시 강남구 반포동 서래로 31)
Phone: 02-537-7001.
Directions: Express Bus Terminal station, line 3, 7, or 9, exit 5 (best reached through line 7). Cross the street to the left, then turn right and pass a hotel on your left. Look for Seorae-ro, the main street that runs through the French village. Walk about 300 meters and look for it on your right.


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Security flaws in j2me
In my last post i enquired about flaws in j2me security and received some mails.Now i would like to know that https is highly secured protocol for j2me which gives 100 percent security assurance or can we use webservices and provide security to j2me using Web Security Services ?Kindly reply
I am not sure what you are asking. Java ME implements https and as such is subject to the same considerations as any other https endpoint. As for web services, the same thing applies. Java ME is just an endpoint or client that implements industry-standard protocols.
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At least half of the 36 airport screeners who were told last week that they will be fired for allegedly failing to adequately screen baggage for explosives at Honolulu Airport have contacted union attorneys for representation.
Colleen M. Kelley, president of the National Treasury Employees Union, said in a written statement today that 18 Transportation Security Administration baggage screeners have met with union attorneys. "NTEU's role is to ensure that affected TSA employees are treated fairly," Kelley said. "The TSA officers have a right, under TSA rules, to review the evidence against them and respond to the allegations."
The 36 workers have until Friday to submit a response to the charges. The TSA then will take final action. If the federal agency proceeds with the firings, the workers have 30 days to appeal.
Two unions — NTEU and the American Federation of Government Employees — are vying to organize the nation's 43,000 TSA workers, including 750 in Hawaii. Balloting for exclusive bargaining rights will end June 21,
Some of Hawaii's TSA workers have been meeting AFGE attorneys, but an AFGE spokeswoman in Washington, D.C., could not provide the exact number this morning.
Kelley said because union attorneys were required to sign nondisclosure agreements before being given access to any TSA investigative reports or evidence, so "it is not prudent to comment on individual cases."
On Friday, when the TSA said it was issuing "proposed termination" notices to 36 workers and suspending 12 other workers, Kelley said union workers were under pressure from airlines and supervisors to speed up the baggage screening procedures.
The five TSA managers who were given layoff notices last week included former Honolulu Police Department Deputy Police Chief Glen Kajiyama, who has been federal security director in Hawaii since 2007, and former HPD Maj. William Gulledge, the assistant federal deputy director for screening in Hawaii. He joined TSA in 2003.
During the TSA's six-month investigation 100 of the 750 TSA employees who work in Honolulu were interviewed, agency officials said last week.
Allegations surfaced in December when two TSA employees reported that luggage was allowed to go on flights without being screened or checked for explosives. The alleged misconduct affected a "limited number" of flights daily during the last few months of 2010, TSA officials said. The TSA officers worked at Lobby 4 at Honolulu Airport, which services 12 airlines.


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The Sudan Crisis: Obama's Hypocrisy and Culpability
June 22, 2011
Among the many incoherencies of Obama's foreign policy, none is more glaring and appalling than his stance toward one of the worst mass murderers of our time, Omar Al Bashir, the dictator of Sudan. Al Bashir and his totalitarian political Islamic regime have conducted two eliminationist campaigns—of mass murder, mass expulsion, and mass rapes—over 20 years, first in Southern Sudan and then in Darfur.
Ending Our Age of Suffering
October 10, 2009
Genocide is much discussed and poorly understood. It is regularly decried, yet little is done to prevent it. It is seen to be one of the most intractable of modern phenomena, a periodic cataclysm that erupts seemingly out of nowhere, often in distant places--Indonesia, Guatemala, Cambodia, Bosnia, Rwanda, Darfur--where ethnic conflict or hatred is said to have spun out of control. So we can do little about it.


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Interview of Robert McDowell, an FCC commissioner, re his warning that the UN\'s International Telecommunication Union could take over the Internet through rewriting a 1988 treaty at a meeting in Dubai in December 2012.
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At The Heartland Institute's 9th International Conference on Climate Change, James Delingpole, executive editor for the London branch of Breitbart.com, talks about the culture war that was spawned by "Green" alarmists.
He also speaks about the economic impact, desire for control, and corruption that is involved with the climate change debate.
For more information about U.K. journalist James Delingpole, go to http://www.thenewamerican.com/tech/environment/item/18915-uk-journalist-delingpole-tweaks-climatists-in-media-politics-video.(Media / Con-Con Ploys)
The risks of holding a constitutional convention are immense! Do you trust any of today's politicians to have a hand in rewriting the Constitution? Mr. Bradley discusses the latest ploys from conservative "allies" to bring on an Article V convention by exercising the nuclear option in Article V. (This video was recorded at the national Council Dinner of The John Birch Society, held in Jacksonville, Florida, May 3, 2014.
Scott Bradley is Founder and Chairman, The Constitution Commemoration Foundation, Inc.
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FreedomProject Education's Executive Director Alan Scholl discusses the change in direction, leadership, and intent of American Education. Mr. Scholl is currently accepting requests to deliver this speech live in your hometown. Email: firstname.lastname@example.com to inquire.
The collectivist-humanist philosophy has near-total control of federal, state, and local government schools, educators and agencies.
As a result, the traditional Judeo-Christian family-centered philosophy that built America is falling into disuse, faith and practice banned and attacked in schools, rewritten out of textbooks, and rejected and demonized by teachers, administrators, and teachers unions. How did the Bible, once the core of education in America, become "unsuitable?"
Have generations of students been "re-educated" rather than educated by the very institutions that parents have trusted to teach their children? What about massive changes like the so-called "Common Core State Standards?" Merely the latest fad, a cure, or dangerous indoctrination?
The rapid disintegration of American families and society is obvious. Many sense that we are speeding toward total government. Is this an "evolutionary trend" in education— or a sinister agenda? Watch and decide for yourself.
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Ricky Stuart has been praised as Parramatta's best signing since Jack Gibson, but warns more suffering will come before the NRL club can achieve a return to the glory years.
There's no doubting Stuart loves a challenge.
But even for someone who's had a crack at breaking the long-standing droughts of Cronulla and NSW, accepting a three-year contract at the Eels, starting from next season, could be his biggest test to date.
Parramatta have churned through five coaches since 2006 with Stephen Kearney the latest to walk out the door last Friday.
And the board has shown time and time again how ruthless they can be in their pursuit of a first premiership since 1986.
Stuart had coveted a return to the NRL since being dumped by the Sharks midway through 2010, but stressed he wouldn't jump at the first job offered to him.
So why Parramatta? Dead-last and as unpredictable as any team in the competition.
"Because I back myself," said Stuart at a media conference on Friday, flanked by chairman Roy Spagnolo and chief executive Bob Bentley.
"I wanted Roy and Bob here because we're united - we're going forward.
"What's happened has happened ... sometimes emotions spill over. That's probably what's happened over the past ... but we've got to be one family going forward.
"There's going to be some tough times next year. There's going to be still a little bit of heartache because that's all part of the rebuilding process.
"We're all very passionate about winning and that's what we're working for."
Despite his Eels appointment, Stuart admits he'd like to continue coaching NSW as well: "There's still a part of me that's empty because I didn't win."
But he says a decision on his State of Origin future is in the hands of the NSW Rugby League, who have a policy of not employing club coaches.
Spagnolo said he's yet to discuss the Origin dilemma with Stuart.
But regardless of what decision is made and whether he'd give him his blessing, he said the Eels have struck gold by signing the premiership-winning coach.
Spagnolo even went so far as to predict Stuart would defy recent history and enjoy a long stay at Parramatta.
"It's huge. It's probably the best signing we've had since Gibson ... looking forward, I can see Ricky being here longer than his three years," Spagnolo said.
"We haven't negotiated (Origin) ... and as far as we're concerned at this stage, Ricky's focus is to coach Parramatta and that's all."
Stuart hinted at change to the Eels' underperforming roster and said it was up to off-contract players to perform and "pick themselves".
The former Test halfback said he was excited at the prospect of working with under-fire No.7 Chris Sandow, who has endured a horror first season at Parramatta.
And the other man Stuart can't wait to get his hands on is enigmatic superstar Jarryd Hayne.
Having coached him at international and Origin level, Stuart has long been of the opinion that Hayne's best position is five-eighth.
"I've got a really good relationship with Jarryd," said Stuart, before hinting at a gruelling pre-season ahead.
"What position he plays will be determined as we go forward but, if Jarryd Hayne is fullback, he'll be the fittest he's been."


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WASHINGTON (WUSA9) - The National Park Service says next week it will light the Washington Monument in a special ceremony.
According to NPS,at 8 p.m. Monday officials willlight the Monument to mark a milestone in the work to restore it after the 2011 earthquake.
NPS officials said in a statement released on Friday that, "The decorative blue-gray scrim is designed to preserve the general shape of the Monument and replicate its marble blocks. The scrim will be illuminated from inside the scrim, making the Monument appear to glow in the dark."
The US Army Brass Quintet will play before the ceremony.
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The Washington Monument is scheduled to open in Spring 2014.
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Pears Poached in Earl Grey Tea with Dried Fruit
- 2 cups water
- 2 Earl Grey tea bags
- 1/2 cup sugar
- 2 large firm but ripe Bosc pears (about 12 ounces), peeled, halved lengthwise, cored
- 8 dried apricot halves
- 4 whole cloves
- 1/4 cup dried tart cherries*
Bring 2 cups water to boil in medium saucepan. Add tea bags. Remove from heat. Cover and let steep 10 minutes. Discard tea bags. Add sugar to tea and stir over medium heat until dissolved. Add pears, apricots, and cloves. Cover and simmer until pears are just tender, about 5 minutes. Add cherries and simmer 1 minute. Using slotted spoon, transfer pears, apricots, and cherries to bowl. Boil syrup in saucepan until reduced to 3/4 cup, about 5 minutes. Pour syrup over fruit. Chill until cold, about 3 hours. (Can be made 1 day ahead. Cover and keep chilled.)
Divide fruit and syrup among 4 bowls and serve.
*Dried tart cherries are available at specialty foods stores, natural foods stores, and some supermarkets.
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Far Cry 3 is, like its predecessors, an FPS with a focus on creating an environment where players can innovate to conquer most challenges. Well, innovate to an extent. They're still going to have to shoot their way into and out of most situations, but which weapons and the attitude with which the player approaches said environment -- that's all up to innovation.
Still, Far Cry 3 tries to both iterate on the original games in the series, while also simplifying the process. Leveling boils down to simple skill trees, and interaction with the open world can be broken down to crafting goals and fortress capture points. Still, there's a level of freedom involved in being able to roam where you please and shoot all you want without more complex mechanics forcing players to make tough decisions.
Also, Far Cry 3 introduces the villain Vaas, who may be one of the most exciting villains in games in years.
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July NPD Number Crunch: NCAA Football 14 tops software charts, 3DS maintains hardware lead
NCAA Football 14 secured the crown for top-selling video game in the U.S. last month according... posted Aug 15, 13 9:32pm
Chart-Track: The Last of Us scores biggest new IP launch in the UK
Hot new titles are shaking up the software sales charts across the pond in the UK, and they don't get hotter than... posted Jun 17, 13 10:58am
Far Cry 3 rakes in 6 million sales, Assassin's Creed 3 and Just Dance 4 also performing well for Ubisoft
Ubisoft is kicking 2013 off with a profitable 12 months, and the publisher credits its financial success to some...
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The official Far Cry 3: Blood Dragon reveal trailer is better than everything, because double apocalypse
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April Fool's Day: Far Cry 3: Blood Dragon movie teaser travels to the year 2007, it is the future
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February NPD Number Crunch: Dead Space 3 dethrones Black Ops II with 605,000 copies sold
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Far Cry 3 patch expands on replayability in an effort to get players returning to Rook Island
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'Far Cry 3 in Real Life' fan video is about as entertaining as possible
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Far Cry 3 'High Tides' co-op DLC announced as PS3 exclusive
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- Perspective(s): First Person
- Developer: Ubisoft
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Released North America Dec 4, 2012 Europe Nov 29, 2012 Australia Nov 29, 2012
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- Far Cry 4: Valley of the Yetis
- Far Cry 4: Escape from Durgesh Prison
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Recently, Cherry Mobile, the leading local mobile brand in the Philippines, launched three new phones in their dual core Android line. These phones are for the budget-conscious and looking for quality phones with topnotch features. These are the features of these phones;
Cherry Mobile Burst. It has a 4-inch IPS WVGA display (800 x 480 resolution with 512 Mb RAM, 1GHz dual core processor, Android ICS. It has 5MP rear camera and VGA front camera. HSPS, WIFI, Bluetooth GPS and 1,500mAh Battery. it costs P3,999 or $100.
Cherry Mobile Thunder. It has a 4.5-inch FWVGA (480x854), 512 Mb RAM, 1 GHz dual core processor and Android ICS. It has also 5 MP main camera, VGA front camera, 4 Gb internal memory, WIFI, HSPA connectivity, and 1.500 mAh battery. It costs P4,999 or $125
Cherry Mobile Titan TV. It is a 6-inch phablet with 1 Gb RAM, Android ICS, 1 GHz dualcore processor and 2,500 mAh Battery. It costs P6,999 or $175'
The features are really amazing knowing that they are priced way lower than those branded mobiles today. These are great finds and I am sure people will really love these new phones. I would love to have one for myself. My personal choice is the Cherry Mobile Titan TV, not just because it has a larger screen, but also because of the bigger battery capacity and there is TV analog function. It will be a great travel companion.
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