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The skies over Cape Cod will be mostly sunny today but temperatures will remain cold, according to the National Weather Service forecast. The high temperature will be about 34 degrees and the wind will come from the northeast 7 to 11 mph.
Tonight it will be mostly clear with a low temperature around 24. The wind will continue from the northeast about 10 mph.
On Wednesday, mostly sunny skies will continue and the temperatures will a warmer, about 41 degrees, according to the weather service. The wind will come from the east about 11 mph.
Rain showers are likely Wednesday night, mainly after 3 a.m. The temperature will dip to about 35 degrees and the wind will come from the south 9 to 13 mph, with gusts up to 25 mph possible.
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What is INTERSEX?
One of the clearest explanations of Intersex is provided by the Organisation Intersex International, which states:
"Intersex is congenital differences in anatomical sex. That is differences in reproductive parts like testicles, penis, vulva, clitoris, ovaries and so on. Intersex is also physical differences in secondary sexual characteristics such as, muscle mass, hair distribution, breast development and stature. Intersex can include things that are invisible to the eye such as chromosomal and hormonal differences."
Those considered intersex have physical differences that confuse medicine's anatomical ideal of male and female. People do not have to call themselves intersex simply because they are thought to be so by others. Intersex is about sex differences and not about gender roles.
Their website goes on to explain what intersex is not under the headings of:
- It is not about sexual orientation
- It is not about gender or gender identity
- It is not an identity issue
- It is not a medical condition, disorder or disability or pathology or a condition of any sort.
For more detailed information visit http://www.oiiaustralia.com/information/intersex/
What this means in relation to Klinefelter's Syndrome:
Current medical approaches concentrate on defining human beings as either male or female, man or woman, boy or girl. But it is generally accepted wisdom that for some human beings there is some overlap between male/female or female/male anatomies. To categorise these human beings as either male or female ignores those differences and can cause physical and emotional upset, late diagnosis, and/or inappropriate treatment.
Suppose a person diagnosed with KS is anatomically male and therefore is categorised as male, what health risks might they be liable to? Approximately 40%-50% of those diagnosed with KS will develop gynaecomastia - female type breast development. A 46XY male's risk of getting breast cancer is very low, but for an affected 47XXY person the risk increases 50 fold to be the same as that of a 46XX woman. As in the UK there is no provision for monitoring men for breast cancer, the risk of someone diagnosed with KS developing breast cancer is being ignored. If it was accepted that KS was an Intersex condition then checks could be put in place to ensure proper monitoring to reduce the risks.
Another example is weight - assuming that a person diagnosed with KS is anatomically male, although it is repeatedly reported that KS persons display female weight distribution, ignores the fact that weight control diets that work for 46XY males might not be appropriate for the 47XXY person. By accepting that a person diagnosed as 47XXY is Intersex then maybe a 46XX diet would be prescribed and be more successful? Or maybe they need a diet tailored to their specific needs?
Late diagnosis of KS is commonplace. A major risk of long term low or zero testosterone is the increased risk of osteoporosis (brittle bones). If someone diagnosed with KS considered themselves to be female and presented themselves to the public as female then a health care professionals would be more likely to assume osteoporosis could exist because females tend to suffer more from osteoporosis then males. For those diagnosed with KS who are categorised as male but who opt not to use testosterone replacement therapy, health care professionals might not make the link that they were at risk of developing osteoporosis. If KS was accepted as Intersex these problems should be avoided.
It is usually assumed that those diagnosed with KS are male because they have a Y sex chromosome - the problem is assumed to be the extra X sex chromosome. Treatments to address this 'difference' may require surgery and testosterone replacement therapy. However, there have been cases where people diagnosed with KS are female - a case of having an extra Y sex chromosome rather having an extra X sex chromosome. In one such instance (ref: http://www.gendersinx.org/t1572-the-extra-x) a woman diagnosed with KS gave birth to three children.
It was reported in the UK National Press recently that GPs were suggesting that all new born babies be tested at birth to identify future health care needs. Such an approach could result in all future cases of Klinefelter's Syndrome being diagnosed from birth. Hopefully, at the same time, greater consideration will be given to the sometimes arbitrary assignation of gender thus avoiding the possible consequences of misdirected drugs, treatments and counselling.
However, there is also a more disconcerting aspect involved here. For babies born without a clearly defined sex anatomy often the health care professionals will make a decision regarding the sex of the baby. This will frequently involve cosmetic surgery and/ or hormone treatment. Intersex organisations are fighting to prevent these decisions being made until the child reaches an age where they are capable of making their own decision as to whether they want to be male, female, male and female, or no gender.
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The Nebraska volleyball team's consecutive sellout streak of 164 matches at the NU Coliseum will continue to grow during the 2012 campaign. After single-match tickets went on sale Wednesday morning at 8 a.m., the Nebraska Athletic Ticket Office announced that tickets were sold out in less than 30 minutes.
With many of the home matches gone in a matter of minutes, some fans camped out at the ticket office starting on Monday morning. Juniors Morgan Broekhuis and Hayley Thramer and freshman Kelsey Fien thanked the fans for their loyal support of the volleyball program on Tuesday evening.
The only regular season tickets remaining are for the Sunday, Aug. 26 match-up with Notre Dame at the CenturyLink Center in Omaha. The Huskers will take on the Fighting Irish at 1:30 p.m. Tickets are available on Ticketmaster.com.
Tickets are also still available for the Huskers' annual Red/White Scrimmage, scheduled for Saturday, Aug. 18 at the Coliseum. Slated to start at 7 p.m., tickets are priced at $10 (reserved) and $8 (general admission).
Fans are also encouraged to secure their tickets for the 2012 NCAA Regional at the CenturyLink Center in Omaha. The two day event will take place on Friday, Dec. 7 and Saturday, Dec. 8. Tickets for the event are also available through Ticketmaster.com.
The Huskers open the 2012 season with St. Louis on Friday, Aug. 24 at 7 p.m. at the NU Coliseum. Nebraska will then take on reigning NCAA Champion UCLA on Saturday, Aug. 25 at 6 p.m.
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When you are involved in a business of say, a particular product, you need to know all aspects of this product. The positive point is that you get thoroughly acquainted with your product but the drawback is that it will lead to several questions that need to be answered and the questions that bother you may not necessarily worry the users. So coming up with an effective solution is mandatory. Sometimes, people wonder if getting into the FAQ business is worth taking the risks. Google Analytics is a powerful tool to get the FAQ business started. It is extremely favourable to answer questions of the users with this service.
To begin using this service which promises to offer a great level of flexibility, one has to first open an account in Google Analytics. Once that is done, your just moments away from reaping its benefits. Once in Google Analytics, firstly click on the Advanced Segments which can be found in the section that reads Standard Reporting. Select the button labelled, "New Custom Segment". Once this is done, you'll find yourself exposed to the innumerable possibilities that are offered by Google Analytics. Do not forget to mention "include". What follows is as easy as pie. You just need to add a keyword, select "Matching RegExp" and put a certain code into the text box provided. There is an option that follows which asks for the number of rows. Now the speciality of this is that the number of rows means the number of queries that can be asked by the people. The more the number of rows, the more will be the visitors that will be able to ask the queries. This further means that increasing rows will also increase the traffic for that particular site.
On selecting email from the top of the list, fill the section with emails of your prospective buyers and regular buyers. This will update the list and on changing the frequency, you can attack your target with ease. The frequency can be chosen as per your will. It is that flexible. The Question and Answer strategy not only helps you mint tremendous chunks of money, it is also quite fun. These digital marketing services are a fun way to get in touch with people and answer their questions while making sure that the traffic for the page remains constant. What you want is for your page to be popular. Interlinking of questions is also possible using Google Analytics. There are so many ways to cover your target audiences and make sure their questions get answered. It is also becoming increasingly popular with businessmen who take this up to earn good money.
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Jim Galvin opened Galvin Flying Service on Boeing Feild in 1928. it appears that this institution is no longer. as one that met and worked for Jim Galvin in the past i would like to see Seattle recognize the loss of this the same as if Dicks Drive In would be bought by McD
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Classical Reissue Reviews
The Welte Mignon Mystery Vol. XVI, Josef Lhevinne: His 1906/1911 European Interpretations = Sel. of CHOPIN, MENDELSSOHN GODARD, SCRIABIN, SCHUMANN, LISZT, CLUCK, RUBENSTEIN, CZERNY, WEBER, others – Tacet
Published on May 31, 2010
The Welte Mignon Mystery Vol. XVI, Josef Lhevinne: His 1906/1911 European Interpretations = SCHLOEZER: Etude de Concert in E-flat, Op. 1, No. 1; CHOPIN: Etude in B Minor, Op. 25, No. 10; Mazurka in D, Op. 33, No. 2; Etude in C Minor, Op. 25, No. 12; GODARD: Scherzo, Op. 107; MENDELSSOHN: Presto in F, Op. 7, No. 7; SCRIABIN: Nocturne for the Left Hand, Op. 9, No. 2; SCHUMANN: Toccata in C Major, Op. 7; LISZT: Die Loreley; Reminiscences of Robert du Diable; GLUCK: Gavotte; RUBINSTEIN: Polka, Op. 14; Kamennoi-Ostrow, Op. 10, No. 22; Barcarole in C Minor; Album de Peterhof; SCHULZ-EVLER: Arabeske on Waltzes from The Beautiful Blue Danube; CZERNY: Etude, Op. 740, No. 5; SGAMBATI: Quattro pezzi, Op. 18, No. 2; BEETHOVEN: Chorus of Dervishes from The Ruins of Athens; MOSZKOWSKI: Menuet in G Major; WEBER: Rondo: Perpetuum mobile – Josef Lhevinne, piano
Tacet 180, (2 CDs) 49:19; 57:56 [Distr. by Naxos] ****:
Josef Lhevinne (1874-1944), a star pupil of Nils Krysander and Vassily Safanov, barely now enjoys the immense repute he once held, a fame for beautiful piano playing that inspired Tchaikovsky to dedicate his 18 Pieces, Op. 72 to Lhevinne. He recorded twice for the Welte Mignon laboratories, first on 6 October 1906 and again 7 July 1911. The twenty-one selections provided on these reconstituted piano roll archives reveal a pianist of pearly taste and controlled rubato, virtually self-effacing except for the infinite varieties of color his palette can render effortlessly in the midst of an often cascading series of runs or double trills, as in Schulz-Evler's treatment of the Strauss Blue Danube. The clarity of line perhaps dominates each piece, opening with Schloezer's choppy etude and the staccato octave tempests in Chopin's B Minor Etude. Even relatively light-weight bagatelles, such as Godard's "En route" Scherzo or Czerny's Octave-Etude, assume a golden glow–albeit glib in the sense of the illusion of effortless technique–from the nuanced tone that Lhevinne invests in everything he touches. Much of the music indeed falls into the toccata, encore, or etude category, like Mendelssohn's fleetly punishing Presto or Schumann's fierce Toccata, where not even Horowitz can quite exact the same liquid ferocity.
We quickly appreciate those cuts wherein Lhevinne's gracious legato can assert itself: the Scriabin Nocturne for the Left Hand glistens with ornamental intricacy and erotic nuance; the Liszt song Die Loreley becomes a transparent barcarolle; and all of the music by Anton Rubinstein herein included, remembering as we do that Rubinstein led Lhevinne's debut in the Emperor Concerto in 1889. The evanescent "Angelic Dream" (Kamennoi-Ostrow) from Op. 10 was no less a favorite of Josef Hofmann. The Gluck Gavotte from Iphigenie in Aulis (arranged Brahms), too, found acolytes in Hofmann and Elly Ney, but few who could evoke the rarified music-box of Lhevinne. The Beethoven Dervishes' Chorus is that same colorful evocation that Liszt found appealing for his own Ruins of Athens Fantasia. Lhevinne makes his keyboard a veritable symphony orchestra. Both Sgambati and Moszkowski attempt to recapture galant impulses in their respective studies; and in both we can appreciate Lhevinne's spartan use of pedal to achieve crystal effects. The massive Rubinstein Barcarole in C Minor proves rather a pretentious piece, too much imitating Chopin's etudes, only managing to sound pompous in the attempt.
The Prelude in F Minor, Op. 75, No. 9 lights us up, if only because Rubinstein's imitation of the Bach style has unbridled flair. For gracious charm we have the Mazurka in D by Chopin, a deft performance that makes us weep for more of these rhythmically ambiguous gems from Lhevinne. The Perpetuum mobile from Weber's Op. 24 Sonata in C would find another speed fiend in Claudio Arrau; but Lhevinne adds no end of luster to the spirited pastiche he gives us in the midst of rushing 16th notes. The sudden splashes of sforzati impel us forward with demonic wrist-wrung energy. The term "oceanic" has been well applied to the C Minor Etude, the last of the Chopin Op. 25 set, and here Lhevinne has Zeus meet Poseidon for an urgent confrontation. Last, the Liszt arrangement of themes from Meyerbeer's opera Robert le Diable, allows Lhevinne ample expression of his gifts in the bravura repertory, a moment of showmanship that seeks no apologies for its glamour and suave affirmation of the keyboard as both a stringed and percussive miracle.
[Remember that although Welte was by far the most sophisticated of the player piano-roll systems, and Tacet's CDs are the very best quality reproduction of them, we are still hearing these performers thru the efforts of the Welte recordists and editors, and how much of the actual original performances are now heard is open to question…Ed.]
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PennDOT plans to start $1 billion of work with stimulus money this year
PennDOT wants more than $1 billion in road and bridge construction projects, slated for federal stimulus money, to begin within six months — work that could employ up to 30,000 people, Secretary of Transportation Allen Biehler said Monday.
The highway agency will use $1.026 billion from the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 to work on 399 bridges and 608 miles of roads statewide, combining it with $1.8 billion worth of projects on the books for this year to create the busiest construction season on record, Biehler said.
The stimulus bill requires that the money be allocated to projects within a year, but Biehler said PennDOT aims to have as many as possible begun by September and finished by the end of 2010.
"Our intention is to start work within six months, so we can really jump-start the economy," Biehler said.
Federal planners estimate that every $1 billion in transportation spending creates about 30,000 jobs in fields including construction, planning and manufacturing raw materials, he said.
"This will allow us to bring a lot of people back to work who, in the absence of this (money), would have been basically gone forever," said Robert Latham, executive vice president of the Associated Pennsylvania Constructors, which represents the building and construction industry.
Nearly 6,000 bridges in Pennsylvania are considered "structurally deficient," with deterioration to one or more major components, but only 105 will be fixed with stimulus money, Biehler said. Work on the rest could not begin in time, he said.
Among Pittsburgh-area projects getting stimulus money:
• Second phase of rehabilitation work on the Liberty Tunnels, $12.5 million
• Relocating railroad tracks, rebuilding a bridge pier and demolishing buildings near the 31st Street Bridge in preparation for widening Route 28, $45.9 million
• Reconfiguring the interchange where Route 2 2⁄30 meets Route 60 in Robinson and North Fayette, $13 million
• Restoring Fort Duquesne Bridge, $30.5 million
• Rehabilitating Rochester Bridge carrying Route 51 over Beaver River in Rochester and Bridgewater, $20 million
• Replacing Harmony Junction Bridge over Connoquenessing Creek and B&O Railroad in Jackson in Butler County, $8.5 million
• Patching Interstate 79 between Canonsburg and Allegheny County line, $16.9 million
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Connellsville baseball hopes to improve on 5-13 mark
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Rob Orndorff certainly isn't new to the Connellsville baseball program, although he is taking on a new role this year. Orndorff, who was hired as the team's coach this past fall, worked as an assistant with the Falcons in each of the previous three seasons.
Orndorff is replacing former coach Joe Bonadio, and he has made it known to his players that every pitch in every game could make the difference between a win and a loss.
"We're trying to get our kids to be one-pitch warriors," Orndorff said. "We're not going to take it a game at a time or even an inning at a time. We're taking it one pitch at a time. We'll learn from our mistakes, and we'll look to make adjustments. We want to take the players we have and make them the best possible baseball players that they can be. We want to go out and play our best every game. Our goal is to win every game we play."
The Falcons are coming off a 5-13 season that included only three wins in Section 2-AAAA. But Connellsville could be primed for a better season considering that only four lettermen were lost to graduation and 10 are returning.
"We're returning some experience," Orndorff said. "We have very few guys that we lost, and we have a lot of underclassmen that played. That's probably our biggest asset."
Connellsville, like many baseball teams, will rely on pitching to be a catalyst for success. Orndorff is excited about the prospects of a solid one-two punch that features senior Trevor Farrell and junior Ryan Huey. Both are right-handers.
"They both have experience, and both have been working since mid-December with (assistant coach) Clint Weibl on a weekly basis trying to improve," said Orndorff
Orndorff also noted that senior Cameron Bernhardt, junior Jacob Wiltrout and sophomores Brock Bonadio and Darrell Ross will see time on the mound. Doing the catching will be junior Michael Parlak, who is making the switch from third base. Senior Zac Swift also should see time behind the plate.
The infield is an experienced one as senior Grant Wortman returns to first base, Bonadio stays at second base and Bernhardt mans shortstop.
Junior Evan Onusko played middle infield with the junior varsity last season but likely will see time at third base. Senior Ty Adey is a utility player who can be slotted anywhere — especially on the infield.
Seniors Grant Witt and James Stevenson will see time in left field. Junior JR Blocker and Ross will play center and right, respectively.
Although many positions are filled with experienced players, Orndorff noted that many things can change as the season progresses.
"I wouldn't say they are all set in stone because there will be opportunities," Orndorff said.
Farrell was one of many players on the roster who went through growing pains last season. He's hopeful that this season is a step on the road to improvement.
"This is a different year, and we want to play our best," Farrell said. "I think we have a shot at going to the playoffs and at least having a winning record."
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ALBANY, Ga. — Almost three weeks after the Hospital Authority of Albany-Dougherty County gave the green light for its website to be made public, the effort in putting it together has now come to fruition.
Ralph Rosenberg, chairman of the authority, has announced that the board's website, www.haadc.org, is officially up and running.
The move to create the site came after the Federal Trade Commission's opposition of the authority's purchase of Palmyra Medical Center raised some questions about its responsibilities and how it operates.
"The website is designed to better serve our community by making available information regarding the Hospital Authority," Rosenberg stated in a memo sent to media outlets Tuesday.
Some of the highlights of the site include the authority's history, biographies of its current members, minutes from previous meetings, financial information and audits, a listing of facilities owned by the authority, surveys commissioned by the authority and news stories regarding the authority.
At the authority's Aug. 18 meeting, a presentation of the proposed site was made, during which time its nine-member board approved the site's launching.
At that time, officials had told members of the media it would be made public within 10 days.
The Hospital Authority of Albany-Dougherty County was created in 1941. The authority, appointed by the Dougherty County Commission, was the governing and operating body for Phoebe Putney Memorial Hospital until December 1990.
At that time, through the terms of a lease, the day-to-day operations of Phoebe were assumed by the hospital.
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Author: West Seattle's Charles Philipp Martin, formerly a bass player in the Hong Kong Philharmonic Orchestra, sets this first novel in a steamy Hong Kong setting and fills it with music.
The hook: The woman whose body washes up in the city harbor turns out to have had ties to both a criminal syndicate and the symphony. Is her death related to the sudden disappearance of symphony player Leo Stern?
Believing the Lie
($28.95; Dutton)
Author: Elizabeth George, the Whidbey Island writer acclaimed for her New York Times best-selling "Inspector Lynley" mysteries, adds this (17th!) title to the character-driven series.
The hook: Inspector Lynley is back, plowing through the secrets and lies of the wealthy Fairclough family to discover the truth: Was the nephew's death an accidental drowning? Or murder?
Reading: January 10, 7 p.m. Third Place Books in Lake Forest Park
The Alpine Winter
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Author: Mary Daheim, beloved for her "Alpine Alphabet" crime series set in the Pacific Northwest, brings plucky publisher Emma Lord into the fray once again.
The hook: A decomposed body is found in a cave in the Cascade Mountains—but why are so many different people claiming it as their missing loved one?
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We all love potatoes! We know that potatoes are loaded with carbohydrates. Then, they're often cooked in lots of oil and butter, so general belief is that they make us fat. So, do potatoes really make you fat?
Recent study shows that you can eat potatoes and it could help you lose weight! The study shows that foods with resistant starch helps you slim down and improve digestion by resisting immediate digestion, thus keeping you full – the same way, fiber would. This kind of starch is found in legumes (beans are a great source), potatoes, barley, brown rice, corn and other unprocessed whle grains (in their natural form)
The catch is that you can get this benefit from eating bananas (unprocessed), the others get their resistant starch during the cooling process after cooking. Since reheating destroys the benefits, only cool foods will do the trick.
Also, potatoes are loaded with fiber, and iron. They also provide vitamin B, C, potassium and protein. The fiber keeps you full for longer, the protein helps to build muscle, the carbohydrates provide energy. So, the potato by itself is not unhealthy. Its the cooking process that makes it that way. We all love french fries, and mashed potatoes with plenty of butter and cheese on them
A healthy way to eat them is baked with a little bit of cream and cheese sprinkled on top. If you can eat, with the skin- its loaded with fiber. Eaten the right way, they could actually help build muscle, and lose weight.- Articles, data, text, image or video content posted on this site is checked by the Fitho team of nutritionists & fitness experts, or by research/studies, and opinions are based on our wide experience in helping thousands of people get fit, lose weight & manage their health.


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Book Looks at the Cures of Lourdes
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ROME, FEB. 8, 2004 (Zenit.org).- A book new to Italian bookstores says the Church has officially recognized 67 miracles and some 7,000 inexplicable cures since the 1858 apparitions of the Virgin Mary in Lourdes.
"Il Medico di Fronte ai Miracoli" ("The Doctor in the Face of Miracles," St. Paul Publishers) is written by the Italian Doctors Association with the collaboration of Patrick Thiellier, director of the Medical Bureau, the center established at the French shrine to scientifically examine the alleged cases of healing.
The book, discussed today on Vatican Radio, includes the norms indicated by John Paul II governing the recognition of miracles in the causes of saints.
It also includes the "Instruction on Prayers for Healing" published in 2000 by the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith.


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Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano, who is a key player in national cybersecurity efforts, said on Friday she doesn't use e-mail.
"Don't laugh, but I just don't use e-mail at all," she said during a discussion at a Cybersecurity Summit hosted by National Journal and Government Executive. She didn't explain what communications tools she does use.
President Obama, who appointed Napolitano, broke precedent by carrying his own BlackBerry device. But in response to a question about her personal cybersecurity practices, Napolitano said she avoids many online services. "I don't have any of my own accounts. Some would call me a Luddite," she said.
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Shogo Makishima
this wiki
|Everyone is alone. Everyone is empty. People no longer have need of others. You can always find a spare for any replacement. Any relationship can be replaced. I had gotten bored of a world like that. But for some reason... the thought that someone other than you might kill me never occurred to me. Say, what do you think Kogami? After this, will you be able to find a replacement for me?
—Makishima in his final conversation with Kogami in Perfect World
|Shogo Makishima
|Vital statistics
|Makishima Shogo
|槙島 聖護
|5'11" (180 cm)
|143 lbs (65 kg)
|Criminal (former)
Abettor (former)
|First appearance
|0101 Crime Coefficient
|Takahiro Sakurai
|Alex Organ
Shogo Makishima is a criminally asymptomatic individual whose primary goal was to liberate the Japanese society from the Sibyl System, as he believes that it is turning its citizens into mere "sheep."
Makishima is a tall young man with long white hair and amber eyes. He has a variety of outfits, ranging from a yellow and black jacket with gray trousers to a green pullover with a white shirt underneath. Despite of the fact that he is someone with a very cold heart, his expressions almost always depict his true feelings; and despite his somewhat frail appearance, he is able to take out Kogami during their first fight, who is much more muscular in build, with just a few blows.
Makishima is a humanist on the dark side: someone hopelessly in love with cruelty, savagery and all the worst aspects of human nature with no qualms about witnessing or causing others' suffering. He has the ability to manipulate people to do his bidding, possessing both uncommon charisma and a true gift for narrative. However, his cruelty matches his charisma and he has no compunction about dealing death to those who either stand in his way or those of whom he's grown tired, either with his own hands or through subordinates. He enjoys reading dystopian literature and Shakespeare, as well as having a thorough knowledge of the Christian Bible. He is often seen reading and even quoting texts from these works on occasion. The thing that truly separates Makishima from the rest of humanity, however, is the fact that despite his diabolical intentions and actions, his Psycho-Pass remains unsullied.
Makishima personally states that he wants to see "the splendor of people's souls" and outwardly disdains humanity's way of living, considering humans worthless due to their dependence on the Sibyl System. He aims to alert people to their false ways and to force them to examine their motives and to determine the direction of their lives based on their own will.
This adamant belief extends to the point where he is willing to die by the hands of someone "who has the will to kill."
According to Kogami, Makishima likely suffered hardships in the early stages of his life and because of that fact, his Hue and Psycho-Pass remained pure. Kogami also claimed that being "unrecognized" by Sibyl left Makishima feeling like a non-entity, which may have started him down the path of criminality in his single-minded goal of taking down the Sibyl System. When Kogami confronts Makishima, it is shown that Makishima believes that isolation made him stronger.[2]
At some time in his life Makishima discovers that he can control his Psycho-Pass at will, while no one else can. It may be speculated that the alienation resulting from his feeling "different" than others and, in a way, rejected as a regular human being by Sibyl, who was unable to recognize him, torments him to the point that he loses his mind and feels compelled to destroy the Sibyl System.
In 2102, Makishima meets Toyohisa Senguji.[3]
In 2109, Makishima meets a teacher named Toma who, like Makishima, is able to control his Psycho-Pass. It's hinted that Makishima abets Toma in the killings that he commits, thus making him just as responsible for those deaths as Toma.
Shinya Kogami
Kogami's talent in deducing that Toma had help in creating the sculptures fascinates Makishima, and as Senguji once put it, makes Makishima happy simply mentioning his name. He and Kogami understand each other better than anyone else, and both are solely focused on the other. Makishima admits that he is displeased with Kogami's attachment to the System, and is willing to kill him as a result, but Kogami manages to kill him first.
Gu-sung Choe
Makishima is shown to be very close and highly trusting of Gu-sung, despite their differences – Makishima likes books while Gu-sung likes technology. Makishima thinks of Gu-sung as a "genius"[4] and is vaguely disturbed upon witnessing his death at the hands of Toma. Out of all of his pawns or subordinates, Makishima seems to like Gu-sung the most, and never places the man's life on the line intentionally. When Makishima watches the video record on Gu-sung's phone, he is surprised and even a bit disturbed when he learns how he died and who killed him.[5]
Kozaburo Toma
Like Makishima, Toma is also criminally asymptomatic. Makishima helps Toma commit his grotesque serial killings in the Specimen Case, and even captures and tortures Mitsuru Sasayama who is then later plasticized by Toma and displayed under a holographic projection.[3] When Toma is taken in by the MWPSB, Makishima feels it is very unfortunate. But, when he judges his chance to escape, he takes no hesitation to kill him and crash the aircraft they were on to the ground.[5]
Akane Tsunemori
- His birth date is speculated to be October 14, 2085, making him 27 years old.
- Makishima and Kogami are the same height.
- Makishima is a light sleeper and sleeps, on average, three hours per day.
- Makishima's fighting style is Pencak Silat.
- His favorite food is tomatoes, his least favorite is meat and eggs.
- His hobby is reading.
- He is adept at track and field, swimming, and martial arts.
- Makishima's motto is "To live is not merely to breathe; it is to act" which is a quote by Rousseau. (The full quote: "To live is not merely to breathe; it is to act; it is to make use of our organs, senses, faculties - of all those parts of ourselves which give us the feeling of existence.")
- His favorite saying is "Throw away your books and rally in the streets."
- Makishima's favorite thing in his room is his beloved razor.
- His strength is the art of persuasive speech and his weakness is simple work.
- His favorite authors are Friedrich Nietzsche, Foucault, William Shakespeare, George Orwell, Jules Verne, Arthur Conan Doyle, Jonathan Swift, Philip K. Dick, Marquis de Sade, Kenzaburou Oe, Junichirou Tanizaki, Shuuji Terayama and much more.
- His favorite books are George Orwell's 1984 and Foucault's Naissance de la Prison ("Discipline and Punish") because they help him sort out which aspects of the Sibyl System dissatisfy him.
- The first novel Makishima ever read is Sherlock Holmes.
- He reads one book per day when there isn't a movement of associated crimes.
- Makishima also owns manga by Osamu Tetsuka and Fujio Fujiko, especially Fujiko's.
- He has the lowest Psycho-Pass of all appearing characters and the cleanest Hue.
- Under the alias Yukimori Shibata, Makishima is an art teacher at Oso Academy.
- Sasayama is the only person who manages to track him down before getting killed. The blurry photo of Makishima, which had been left in his Dominator's terminal, is the only evidence that points to Makishima as the murder suspect.
- Kogami hallucinates seeing him in the gekijo-ban.
- He has the same seiyuu as Sho Hinakawa.
- Makishima bears a physical resemblance to Mukuro Rokudo and to some of the traits of Byakuran from Katekyo Hitman REBORN!, a manga/anime which shares the same character designer as Psycho-Pass.
- ↑ Gekijo-ban Psycho-Pass pamphlet ‒ Relationships Chart
- ↑ Transparent Shadow
- ↑ 3.0 3.1 Psycho-Pass: The Novel
- ↑ The Town Where Sulfur Falls
- ↑ 5.0 5.1 Heart of Iron
|Shogo Makishima - Gu-sung Choe
|Nobuo Okura
|Yuji Kanehara
|Masatake Mido
|Rikako Oryo - Toyohisa Senguji
|Junmei Ito
|Kozaburo Toma
|Kirito Kamui - Mizue Shisui - Sakuya Togane - Misako Togane
|Akira Kitazawa
|Koki Mima
|Koichi Kuwashima
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The Plastik is among the olde guard of fantasy shops in Second Life, and owner/designer Aikea Rieko (Who also designs awesome everyday wear!) has dreamed up this sweet Drazira skin as her Relay for Life donation item.
But not just one, mind you, no no no.. in all there are TEN skins for you to choose from! With the options, which include tattoos, eye styles, ears (squeee!), and add-on Demon fades, the possibilities for these skins are almost endless. Got a mer avatar? Then you need a Drazira skin!
The Vandariel Armor is a combination of mesh and sculpt, making it partially modifiable to fit your unique avatar. The top is mesh, and comes in four sizes so fitting it properly is never a problem.
And as if that wasn't enough, the Plastik also has a couple of mermaid skins for you. These skins feature scales, because mer-girls and mer-guys need scales.. at least I think they need scales. Shown is Arkasia {Mola}://Scales, from The Plastik. I've shown it with spots layer tattoo, which is included along with a couple dozen other tattoo layers.Details:
- Drazira Skin, from The Plastik for Fantasy Faire 2013. Arkasia Mermaid skin (bottom), from The Plastik.
- Betty hairstyle, from \wasabi pills\ (top), Princess hairstyle from \wasabi pills\ (bottom)
- Vandariel Armor from The Plastik for Fantasy Faire 2013
- Top pose from Musa
- Lumina Mermaid Tail from Evie's Closet.
Top photo was taken on location at Bentham Manor.
The Plastik is located at E on the Evensong Woods sim at Fantasy Faire 2013.
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Brian Baltosiewich
The Carolla Comparison
By Brian Baltosiewich
A few weeks ago, I got to talk to Adam Carolla about podcasting, for the print edition of Radio Ink that was distributed at the Convergence Conference in June. I'm going to write in depth about my talk with Carolla in the next couple weeks, but there's something I think that needs to be addressed regarding my discussion with him first.
I don't have to tell you that Carolla is considered the top of the pile when it comes to podcasting -- it's his name that comes up in nearly every conversation about podcasting -- and that's all earned. He is what every podcaster aspires to be.
But that shouldn't be the case. Adam Carolla, for all his success, for as good as he is at what he is doing, is just like you and me. Stick with me on this.
Talking to Adam Carolla is just what you might think it would be. I don't know if he was "on" for the interview, or if he's just always "on" but his tangents and rants were quick and funny during our 25-minute conversation -- and inside those rants was great insight into who he is and his philosophy towards podcasting and his success.
At one point he said podcasting wasn't "rocket science." He went on "it's not even science science it's whatever kind of science I would have been good at in high school."
That's when it clicked for me. I'm not sure Carolla understands why, for most of us, it really is "rocket science."
Here's the thing. I don't think he gets it. I don't think he understands that for the vast majority of us, it IS rocket science.
Carolla opened up his tent in April of 2009 and a quarter of a million people walked in. Imagine that for a moment, then think about how you would look at that statistic and wonder why everyone can't be successful at this thing. For Adam Carolla, this is "easy." He works hard at it, I know that -- his work ethic is legendary and he's very good at what he does.
But he hasn't had to scrape by. After that first show he never sat in front of his mic and wondered if he was talking to himself.
And here's where it gets weird. You're playing on the exact same field Carolla is.
Carolla, in addition to a handful of paid advertisers, has all the same affiliate agreements the rest of us have. Amazon, Pro Flowers, Sheri's Berries, Go Daddy, Legal Zoom yadda yadda yadda. Here's the difference: When Carolla does a live read for Amazon and five percent of his audience goes to Amazon and buys something that's 2,500 listeners spending money at Amazon and sending a percentage of that purchase Carolla's way.
What Carolla has that the rest of us covet, is volume. Sheer, huge, massive numbers. Does it help that he's Adam Carolla? Of course. Again, I'm not discounting that.
All I am saying is that comparing yourself to Carolla and getting frustrated when you don't have what he has is unfair to yourself. You're not Adam Carolla, and the best thing is you don't have to be.
Just be yourself. Be consistent, be there when you say you are going to be there and you will develop an audience. Be a relentless self-promoter. Use other ways to reach out to your audience from terrestrial radio and grow your audience virally. Keep making personal appearances, tell everyone you meet about your podcast. Develop a relationship with the media critics and writers in the markets you worked in and see if you can get them to write about your podcast. Make promoting yourself your full-time job. The podcast part? You can do that in your sleep, that's the easy par, the part you were born for. The hard work is in getting the word out.
Do me this favor: Stop comparing yourself and every other podcaster to Adam Carolla. Just do your thing. Let Carolla do his.
It's a great big Internet and there's room enough for all of us.
Brian Baltosiewich has been a broadcast professional for more than 20 years. His podcast website, www.radioexiles.com features professionally-produced podcasts from radio pros who have lost their gigs. Reach out to him at email@example.com or through their twitter account @radioexiles.
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LONDON, Ky. (AP) - A tri-state cold case task force has been comparing notes on unsolved killings in three states and is reviewing the 50-year-old slaying of a Transylvania University student as the possible first death in a possible string of related killings.
Lexington Police Detective Rob Wilson told WKRC-TV in Cincinnati that similarities between the attack of 19-year-old Betty Gail Brown on Oct. 27, 1961 as she left the campus library and other slayings has prompted a review of slayings connected to 67-year-old Nolan Ray George.
George is currently in the Oakland County, Michigan, jail, charged with a 1968 murder in Pontiac, Michigan. He has not been charged in Brown's death.
"The manner of death, the absence of sexual activity, the violence-there are certainly similarities," Wilson said. "that's why we're going through the enormous case file one more time."
Wilson says the task force, which covers Kentucky, Ohio and Michigan, is looking into George to either clear him in Brown's slaying or find enough evidence to charge him.
Wilson says Brown's bra was used to strangle her, a killing method used in other cases where George is a suspect.
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Mississippi Humanities Council
Mississippi Department of Archives and History
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Ickes, Harold,
Columbia University: Allard K. Lowenstein Project/University
of North Carolina-Chapel Hill: Allard K. Lowenstein Archives
Cassette. Transcript (49 pp.). Index. Permission required
to cite and quote.
Interviewed by William Chafe on January 10, 1990
Subjects: Allard Lowenstein; Allard Lowenstein-split with
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
Idom, Fred, counselor,
Columbia High School
Jackson State University: Recollections of the Civil Rights
Archive number: OH 92.05. 40 min. Sound quality varies.
Interviewed by Bobby Smith
Subjects: school integration
Johnnie Faye, teacher
Tougaloo College: Civil Rights
Documentation Project
2 cassette tapes. Transcript
(25 pp.)
Interviewed by Don Williams
on November 28, 1998.
Subjects: Andrew Goodman; Andrew
Young; C.O. Inge; freedom schools; Harris High School; Hobert
Kornegay; integration of Meridian High School in 1965; integration
of Meridian Junior Miss Pageant; James Chaney; Martin Luther
King's assassination; Medgar Evers' assassination; Meridian;
Meridian Baptist Seminary; Meridian Junior College; Mickey
Schwerner; NAACP; Obie Clark; Weidmann's Restaurant
Laura Holloway
2 cassette tapes. Transcript
(22 pp.)
Subjects: Bombing church; C.O.
Inge; drive-by shootings; James Chaney (annual memorial);
Harris High School; informants in the African-American community;
integration of Meridian High School; Johnnie Faye Inge; letters
threatening violence; mass meetings; Medgar Evers; Meridian;
New Hope Baptist Church; voter registration
with ten members of the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
(Colia Lidell, Willie Peacock, Frank Smith, Rutha Harris,
Cordell Reagon, Sam Block, Charles McDougal, Lyndon McNair,
Bernard Lafayette, Mary McCollum)
Martin Luther King Center for Nonviolent Change: James Forman
Archive number: 1. Reel-to-reel tape (about 20 min.).
Interviewed by Studs Terkel on October 18, 1962
Subjects: Clarksdale, Miss.; Cleveland, Miss.; Council of
Federated Organizations; Council on Human Relations; cross-burning;
demonstrations; FBI; Freedom Riders/Freedom Rides; Freedom
volunteers; harassment; Holly Springs, Miss.; housing; Indianola,
Miss.; intimidation; Jackson, Miss.; Ku Klux Klan; Leake County;
McComb, Miss.; participation of wealthy blacks in the civil
rights movement; racial violence; Sam Block; shootings; sit-ins;
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee; Tougaloo College;
voter registration; Womanpower Unlimited
at a Laurel office, Laurel, Mississippi
Stanford University: Project South Oral History Program
Archive number: 0403. Cassette. Transcript.
Ireson, Randy,
Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party summer volunteer, West
Point, Mississippi
Archive number: 0163. Cassette (2 sides). Transcript.
Irvin, Marina,
teacher, Chastain Junior High School
Mississippi Department of Archives and History: Murrah High
School Oral History Project
Archive number: OHP 252. 1 cassette. Transcript: verbatim
(12 pp.).
Interviewed by Todd Spjeldet on March 22, 1978
Subjects. changes in student competency since integration;
racial factors in selecting administrators; school integration;
violence in the schools
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|Efficacy of preoperative albendazole use according to months in hydatid cyst of the liver.
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|PMID: 17426473 Owner: NLM Status: MEDLINE
|PURPOSE: Hydatid cyst is still a significant health and economical problem due to insufficient preventive measures. Infestation by hydatid disease in humans most commonly occurs in the liver and causes complications unless treated properly. Therefore, hepatic hydatid cyst should immediately be treated when diagnosed. Today, the treatment of hydatid cysts is principally surgical. To avoid recurrence, viable scoleces in the hydatid cyst should be eliminated before emptying surgically. Length of Albendazole therapy, a drug effective on scoleces in the cyst, is still controversial. METHODS: In this study, there was a significant difference in the rate of viable scoleces when group III receiving albendazole for 3 months preoperatively was compared with group I, group II, and the control group. We do think 3-month preoperative abendazole treatment is effective in reducing the rate of recurrence and if still viable scoleces are observed in the surgery, albendazole treatment should be continued for 1 month postoperatively. RESULTS: After the therapy, in group I 10 (47.6%), in group II 7 (33.3%), and in group III 2 (0.9%) patient's scoleces were alive. In the control group (group IV) 17 (80%) patients' scoleces were intact. When group III is compared with the control group, a significant difference was observed (P<0.05). Yet again, there was a significant difference between the groups when groups I and II were compared with group III. CONCLUSIONS: We concluded that in treatment of hydatid cyst, albendazole should be continued at least for 3 months preoperatively and if still viable scoleces are identified, medical treatment should follow the surgical intervention at least for 1 month to decrease the possibility of residual cysts and recurrence.
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"Oh Gerard Depardieu!"
My thoughts exactly!
What we are witnessing here is Katie's weekly allotment of emotional expression. Let us bask in its glory.
I heard that the rave drug does that to you.
Where did all that leg fat come from?
All women look bad in capri pants, even the thin cute ones, like her.
which one is her?
Danny DeVito! I love your work!
"Shit. I hate when Tom wants to fuck in his Les Grossman outfit."
Proof that Scientology makes you fat.
even going a few feet away Katie can not avvoid giving this dude a hard on.
Pleeeeeease, take me with you. Smuggle me out in your belly or something.
"Katie, I know you don't know me but I just have to hug you. I feel so sorry you are married to that freak."
"I don't care how old, balding and fat you are!
Just hug me like the touch of a woman doesn't disgust you!
Mmmmmmm…. it's been years…"
Next shot: she's being swallowed whole.
This is how the Scientologists get you, the bear hugs and quiet whispers of L. Ron Hubbard.
When your husband is gay, you will fuck any man that will give you attention, even if he is as big as a Killer Whale and as old as Father Time.
Hint: Never let Chaz Bono be Suri's role model…
Wow Tom Cruise really let himself go…
After you eat Tom, I will give you half the MI:3 money and pay for the Lap Band myself. Deal?
I hatie me some Katie.


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I purchased the salmon version of the shorts and was very pleasantly surprised that the color is a well washed red that prompted my wife to note they were quite handsome. Needless to say, they are extremely well made. Usually, shorts and pants give me a problem in getting a good fit. Though I'm a runner, I'm not the slim figure one normally associates with the sport. I've found that if the seat fits the pant/short legs are way too wide or vice versa. These hug my tail and have legs that are just large enough, so I fit but look good. I ordered two more.
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Chase Rowe is the coach for La Roche College baseball, but the coach also spends a lot of time with area athletes to get them prepared to make the jump to the college game.
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"P.J. is one of my elite travel players and a very good defender," Rowe said. "He played second and third for me and has a strong arm and has potential with the bat. He is a hard worker and good student."
DeMeo said he had some options, but Pitt really sunk in with him and he knew that was where he wanted to go.
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Take risks. Dream big. Why not? Just do it. This is the advice Anderson University alum David Schultz wants to give to aspiring filmmakers. "That's how I've learned everything I know," said Schultz. "I'm the type of guy who jumps in the deep end and then learns how to swim."
Schultz has taken his own advice in many aspects of his life, especially in filmmaking. He recently completed "Ragamuffin: The True Story of Rich Mullins," a full-length feature film based on the true story of Christian singer Rich Mullins. The film is produced by Color Green Films in association with Kid Brothers of St. Frank Co., and stars Anderson University alum Michael Koch, a 2001 grad, in the title role of Rich Mullins.
Anderson University will host a public screening of the film – the only viewing currently scheduled in Indiana – on Friday, Feb. 7 at 7:00 p.m. in Reardon Auditorium. Tickets for Anderson University students are $3, and tickets for alumni are $5. Students and alumni may purchase tickets online. Tickets for the general public can be purchased online at www.itickets.com for a cost of $10.
Mullins grew up in Indiana and attended Cincinnati Christian University in Ohio. In 1997, he was killed in a tragic automobile accident on his way to a benefit concert in Hillsboro, Kansas.
He is famous for songs like "Creed," "Here in America," "Awesome God" and "The Color Green." But to many people, including Schultz, he is much more than his music. "Rich's relentless pursuit of God, his life and words, have continually had an impact on my life," said Schultz, "especially in light of my many failures."
One of Mullins's singing groups was called "A Ragamuffin Band," named after Brennan Manning's book "The Ragamuffin Gospel." That concept is now inspiring the movie.
During Schultz's freshman year at AU, a friend gave him Manning's book, which he found inspirational. "What helped me get back up and continue to follow Christ after my screw-ups was the idea that is so clearly found in Manning's book: God loves me for who I am, not for who I'm not, because none of us are what we should be," said Schultz.
His love and admiration for Mullins grew after a friend gave him radio interviews featuring Mullins. "I would listen to those interviews over and over again," said Schultz. "Often, I would daydream of what a movie about Rich would look like." The inspiration behind the film, however, was ultimately Christ.
Also contributing to the film is AU alumnus and producer Ed Fry. "I signed on as a producer because I want a new generation to understand who Rich was and what he challenged us to, which was follow Jesus first," he said. Fry was lucky enough to come into contact with Mullins on multiple occasions. During those times it was Mullins's humility and interest in their conversations that solidified Fry's respect for him.
Along with a dedicated team, Fry and Schultz began to unfold their dreams of making a movie about Mullins. The pre-production process included interviews with friends and musical colleagues of Mullins such as Amy Grant, Michael W. Smith, Mac Powell, Brennan Manning and Mitch McVicker.
Schultz says Anderson University was influential in his preparation for making the film. "AU is where I met some of my most treasured people. The guys I used to do ministry with are still like brothers," he said. "I think AU really allowed me the opportunity to express myself both artistically and spiritually. I will forever by grateful for that."
Unlike many filmmakers, Schultz knew soon after pursuing this movie that it had little to do with his career. "God was bringing this movie into my life to draw my heart back to what matters most: Jesus," he said. "At least for a ragamuffin like myself, I need this reminder almost every day."
In the end, Fry hopes the film is faithful to Mullins's story through the eyes of his family and friends. "I hope we are faithful to the people whose lives were touched by his, even beyond his music," said Fry. "But more so in what he did by being obedient and following Jesus."
Schultz is excited to see what God will bring in his life through the film. "Rich Mullins, in the way he lived both in success and failure, showed us that what he wanted was to live for what truly mattered: Jesus," said Schultz. "He hungered for what Saint Francis hungered for: to live simply and to love God and love people."
Visit https://www.facebook.com/richmullinsfilm for more information.
— Editor's Note: Originally written by alum Aimee Munn with Fifth Street Communications™, writing on behalf of the Anderson University Office of University Communications with updates on ticket information.
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yes but did you pick enough from the free class to go back and figure out the rest in your garage?
Thats my point. If you have no idea what to do, take a 4 hour class, it should arm you just enough to head home and start sticking metal together
Yes and no. I learned 2 things. a plasma cutter can kill you and on thin sheet metal you can put the torch right on the steel and cut. Most of what I learned was form reading on my own and asking questions.
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This HD video is a trailer for a much longer version which we show guests during pre-dinner drinks each evening. It was shot over 18 months and captures the lake in its ever changing moods. All seasons are depicted and last winter, which was particularly harsh towards Christmas, provided some spectacular snow footage. Many kindly say that the time lapse sequences can be very effective.
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To Sleep
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A flock of sheep that leisurely pass by,
One after one; the sound of rain, and bees
Murmuring; the fall of rivers, winds and seas,
Smooth fields, white sheets of water, and pure sky;
I have thought of all by turns, and yet do lie
Sleepless! and soon the small birds' melodies
Must hear, first uttered from my orchard trees;
And the first cuckoo's melancholy cry.
Even thus last night, and two nights more, I lay,
And could not win thee, Sleep! by any stealth:
So do not let me wear to-night away:
Without Thee what is all the morning's wealth?
Come, blessed barrier between day and day,
Dear mother of fresh thoughts and joyous health!
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LANSING, Mich. (AP) — The state Department of Transportation is reporting that four rest areas in southern Michigan were vandalized over the weekend, forcing one to be temporarily closed.
Urinals, toilets and sinks in the men's rooms were cracked or smashed at rest stops along Interstate 94 and U.S. 23. MDOT estimates it'll cost $33,000 for repairs.
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Characterization of single 1.8-nm Au nanoparticle attachments on AFM tips for single sub-4-nm object pickup
1 Department of Engineering and System Science, National Tsing Hua University, 101, Section 2, Kuang-Fu Road, Hsinchu 30013, Taiwan
2 Institute of Cellular and Organismic Biology, Academia Sinica, Taipei 11529, Taiwan
3 Medical Image Technology Department, Industrial Technology Research Institute, 195, Section 4, Chung Hsing Road, Hsinchu 31040, Taiwan
4 Department of Physics, Chung Yuan Christian University, Chungli 32023, Taiwan
5 Research Center for Applied Sciences, Academia Sinica, 128, Section 2, Academia Road, Taipei 11529, Taiwan
Nanoscale Research Letters 2013, 8:482 doi:10.1186/1556-276X-8-482Published: 15 November 2013
This paper presents a novel method for the attachment of a 1.8-nm Au nanoparticle (Au-NP) to the tip of an atomic force microscopy (AFM) probe through the application of a current-limited bias voltage. The resulting probe is capable of picking up individual objects at the sub-4-nm scale. We also discuss the mechanisms involved in the attachment of the Au-NP to the very apex of an AFM probe tip. The Au-NP-modified AFM tips were used to pick up individual 4-nm quantum dots (QDs) using a chemically functionalized method. Single QD blinking was reduced considerably on the Au-NP-modified AFM tip. The resulting AFM tips present an excellent platform for the manipulation of single protein molecules in the study of single protein-protein interactions.