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Bush v. Gore, Diarmuid O'Scannlain, Fabulosity, Fashion, Parties, Pictures, Robert Bork, Sandra Day O'Connor, Ted Olson, Weddings, White People
Lady and Ted's Excellent Adventure: Wedding Photos That Rock
"Okay, Judge Bork. Smile and say 'The Original Understanding'!!!" (Also: Is that Harvard Law prof Laurence Tribe standing behind Robert Bork, or just someone who looks a lot like him?) Earlier this week, we gave you a detailed report about the fabulous nuptials of Ted Olson — the winning lawyer in Bush v. Gore, former […]
Canada, English Grammar and Usage, Money, Screw-Ups
Comma Comma Comma Comma Comma Chameleon
The lawyers among you should know: Little things matter a lot. Earlier this month, we told you about the missing "L" that cost a county $40,000. But $40K is chump change compared to the million dollars that turns upon an allegedly misplaced comma: [A] dispute between Rogers Communications of Toronto, Canada's largest cable television provider, […]
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Justice Alito's Clerks: Your Help Is Still Needed
We haven't forgotten about our pledge to profile the current class of Supreme Court clerks (for October Term 2006). As previously explained, we'll start with the clerks to the most junior justice, Samuel Alito. Here's the rub. We don't quite have enough information — in terms of interesting tidbits, fun facts, or amusing anecdotes — […]
Amtrak, Biglaw, Manatt, Phelps & Phillips, Money
Legal Fee Voyeurism: Amtrak's Law Dept. = Train Wreck
Welcome to the latest installment of Legal Fee Voyeurism, in which we dish about how much lawyers are getting paid for their labors. Today's subject: Amtrak, the federally subsidized passenger railroad that's a perennial source of bad news. From the AP: Amtrak cost taxpayers tens of millions of dollars in unnecessary legal expenses, an independent […]
Drugs, Free Speech, Gay, Gay Marriage, Morning Docket
* If you can't actually call it marriage, can you really be as miserable? [New York Times via How Appealing] * Intentional infliction of religious distress? [AP via Yahoo! News] * Bong hits 4 the Constitution! [Legal Times] * What's the deal with Georgia and lazy funeral home directors? [AP via Online Athens] * Making […]
Celebrities, Cellphones, Crime, Lunacy, Naomi Campbell, Violence
Naomi Campbell Must Be Stopped
We love supermodels around here. Based on their fabulosity, we'd let them get away with murder. Okay, not literally — which is why something must be done about Naomi Campbell. Past brushes with the law have not deterred the ebony-skinned beauty. She has moved beyond the point of being entertaining Page Six fodder; she now […]
Anthony Kennedy, Antonin Scalia, Clarence Thomas, David Souter, John Paul Stevens, John Roberts, Reader Polls, Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Samuel Alito, SCOTUS, Stephen Breyer, Supreme Court
ATL Reader Poll: Your LEAST Favorite Supreme Court Justice
Not much explanation required. This is just the flip-side of our recently concluded Favorite Supreme Court Justice poll (in which Justice Scalia easily prevailed). Now we want to learn which of the Nine Robed Ones is your LEAST favorite jurist. We'll keep the polls open until we get at least 1,000 responses, so that the […]
Blogging, Dick Cheney, Hillary Clinton, Media and Journalism, Music, Non-Sequiturs, Politics, Sex
* If this were illegal, then Hollywood would have more criminals than Compton. But Vincent Gallo claims he has never had sexual relations with this woman girl. He also uses the word "Negro." Your call. [New York Post] * Ever the gentleman, Cheney tries to compensate for Uglygate in a big way. He's also been […]
Gay, Gay Marriage, Holy Crap, New Jersey
Breaking: New Jersey Supreme Court Upholds Gay Unions
The court rules that the State of New Jersey must provide for some way for gay couples to enter into legally-recognized unions. * Committed same-sex couples "must be afforded on equal terms the same rights and benefits enjoyed by opposite-sex couples under the civil marriage statutes." * The 4-3 ruling rests upon the New Jersey […]
How to Avoid the Seven Pitfalls of Current Ediscovery Software
he litigation discovery process has never been as costly, complex and critical as it is today. With the experience of having reviewed nearly 100 million documents since 2014, Thomson Reuters and its Legal Managed Services team have identified the seven pitfalls most frequently experienced with current ediscovery solutions and what legal professionals should look out for when considering their ediscovery needs.
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ATL Poll Results: Your Favorite Supreme Court Justice
Last Friday, we asked you to vote for your Favorite Supreme Court Justice. Over 1,300 votes were cast. Here are the results: Interesting! Thanks to everyone who participated in the poll. And thanks to SCOTUSblog and Professor Althouse for linking to the poll, which generated many votes. Update: Vote for your LEAST favorite Supreme Court […]
Copyright, Lawsuit of the Day, Lunacy, Music
Lawsuit of the Day: And We Wrote "The Joshua Tree"
Unchallenged by offering customers the choice of paper or plastic, one young store clerk has decided to venture into copyright law. From Punknews.org: Paul McPike, a 32-year-old grocery store employee in Medford, OR, has sued Green Day, claiming he wrote the lyrics and composed the melodies for the band's highly acclaimed 2004 album, American Idiot. […]
Money, Movies, Nuns, Religion, Sentencing Law
Some Advice for Those Nuke-Hating Nuns
Our little throwaway post from yesterday afternoon — about three nuke-protesting nuns, who previously served prison terms for their protests, and who may be returning to prison for refusing to pay restitution to the military — prompted several reader comments. The discussion turned dangerously substantive. The law of restitution was discussed; actual statutes were cited. […]
9th Circuit, Diarmuid O'Scannlain, Eyes of the Law, Fashion, Immigration, Pamela Ann Rymer, Porn Names, Pornography, Project Runway, Sandra Day O'Connor, Sex, Sidney Thomas
The Eyes of the Law: A Visit to the Ninth Circuit
The Ninth Circuit may be getting slapped around by the Supreme Court lately. (Yeah, what else is new.) But they continue to go about their business. Keep on truckin', Your Honors! One of you was kind enough to attend a recent Ninth Circuit sitting — not just any old sitting, but the one graced by […]
Biglaw, Dewey Ballantine, Law Firm Mergers, Money, Partner Profits
At Least They're Not Merging With Cheetham & Howe
As previously rumored, megafirms Dewey Ballantine and Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe are heading for the altar. From Nathan Koppel's article for the Wall Street Journal: Yesterday, the executive committees of Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe LLP of San Francisco and Dewey Ballantine LLP of New York approved the main terms of a merger. The combined firm, […]
Bad Ideas, War on Terror, Weirdness
We can't wait for the 1983 action. From the Associated Press: The principal of Park High School returned to school Tuesday after a six-day suspension for giving a student a "wedgie." The Livingston School District Board held a special meeting Monday and approved Superintendent Hannibal Anderson's recommendation that Principal Eric Messerli be allowed to return […]
Gay, Gay Marriage, Merck, Morning Docket, Politics, Prostitution, Vioxx
* New Jersey couples anxiously await word on whether they will have the legal right to be as miserable as everyone else. [Newark Star-Ledger via How Appealing; New York Times] * 23,999 problems, but an overweight smoker ain't one of 'em. [WSJ Law Blog] * People are dying for you to catch me. [CNN] * […]
Antonin Scalia, Dahlia Lithwick, Media and Journalism, Samuel Alito, SCOTUS, Supreme Court, You Go Girl
Some of you think we give Dahlia Lithwick, the legal affairs writer for Slate, a hard time. And it's true that we often disagree with her (even if we always acknowledge her writerly talent). But we do find ourselves agreeing with much in her latest piece, criticizing recent critiques of the news media by several […]
ACLU, Food, Law Schools, Non-Sequiturs, Summer Associates
* While I was not exactly clued into the significance of 1L year, you know, if it ain't broke… although I sure am ready for an updated version of Scott Turow's One L. [Law School Innovation Blog] * The ACLU may be on to something. My mom still doesn't know how to use email attachments. […]


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Corticostriatal projection neurons – dichotomous types and dichotomous functions
- 1 Department of Anatomy and Neurobiology, College of Medicine, The University of Tennessee Health Science Center, Memphis, TN, USA
- 2 Department of Anatomy, Zhongshan Medical School of Sun Yat-Sen University, Guangzhou, China
The mammalian striatum receives its main excitatory input from the two types of cortical pyramidal neurons of layer 5 of the cerebral cortex – those with only intratelencephalic connections (IT-type) and those sending their main axon to the brainstem via the pyramidal tract (PT-type). These two neurons types are present in layer 5 of all cortical regions, and thus they appear to project together to all parts of striatum. These two neuron types, however, differ genetically, morphologically, and functionally, with IT-type neurons conveying sensory and motor planning information to striatum and PT-type neurons conveying an efference copy of motor commands (for motor cortex at least). Anatomical and physiological data for rats, and more recent data for primates, indicate that these two cortical neuron types also differ in their targeting of the two main types of striatal projection neurons, with the IT-type input preferentially innervating direct pathway neurons and the PT-type input preferentially innervating indirect pathway striatal neurons. These findings have implications for understanding how the direct and indirect pathways carry out their respective roles in movement facilitation and movement suppression, and they have implications for understanding the role of corticostriatal synaptic plasticity in adaptive motor control by the basal ganglia.
Keywords: striatum, cortex, spines, synapses, projection neurons
Citation: Reiner A, Hart NM, Lei W and Deng Y (2010) Corticostriatal projection neurons – dichotomous types and dichotomous functions. Front. Neuroanat. 4:142. doi: 10.3389/fnana.2010.00142
Received: 23 June 2010;
Accepted: 29 September 2010;
Published online: 25 October 2010.
Edited by:Jose L. Lanciego, University of Navarra, Spain
Reviewed by:Ann M. Graybiel, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, USA;
Elvira Galarraga, Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México, Mexico
Copyright: © 2010 Reiner, Hart, Lei and Deng. This is an open-access article subject to an exclusive license agreement between the authors and the Frontiers Research Foundation, which permits unrestricted use, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the original authors and source are credited.
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First of all, if you do not understand the reference in the title of this entry. Why are we still friends? You can make it up to me by watching it NOW.
So, I went on a road trip. It was awesome. I will now recount the adventures to the best of my ability despite having finished the trip over a month ago.
Micah and I left for the Big Apple and, after a nice drive over the Chesapeake to avoid D.C.'s horrendous traffic and up through the Embroidery Capital of the World, crossed under the Hudson to the City that Never Sleeps. For whatever reason, I love driving in The City. Micah, being an avid avoider of big cities most of the time, happily let me drive in The Banking Capital of the World. He thought he was going to die a couple of times, but that's perfectly normal for a first-time visit to America's Mecca. You kind of have to be just as assertive/agressive as they are and then they learn to accept you. If you hesitate, you will go nowhere. It's a beautiful puzzle through an endless maze of asphalt.
Soon after arriving, we met up with my friend Laura's childhood friend Dan (who I have never heard called without the suffix "TheMan") who was our host for the weekend. A cool guy with a ridiculously tiny apartment that he pays ridiculous rent for just to be in Brooklyn. It's amazing how some people are able to afford to have a whole family live in The City of Skyscrapers. It was, nevertheless, a quintessential NYC experience.
The first night we went to a bar with a small group of his close friends from work…. Or so we thought. He invited us to join him on his post-workday Friday-night hang-out with some of his co-workers. We thought, "Awesome! We get to hang with DanTheMan and meet some more random New Yorkers." Turns out, he only knew about four of the probably 20 people there. People kept inviting other people and it kept growing. Got to meet a whole bunch of random drunk people. It was…an experience.
The next day, Micah and I toured The City of Cities. We did a bunch of the touristy things…especially if they were free. We checked out the Museum of Natural History, Central Park, a lot of the major skyscrapers, Grand Central Station, Times Square, The NY Public Library, and a lot of just random walking around. We didn't get a chance to see the Statue of Liberty (except the "view" from the NJ Turnpike). There is also just a ridiculously large amount of stuff to do in The Crossroads of the World. (A special HatTip to This Site for their help on "The Super City")
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After a second night with Dan–this one bar-hopping around Brooklyn and then back to his flat for philosophical conversations and fermented goodness–we had to say goodbye to the five boroughs and we headed North. The trip from NYC to New England has always, in the past, taught me a few things. This trip was no exception. Here is a list of the things we learned:
- Finding free wireless internet in Connecticut is about as easy as finding a Kennedy from Massachusetts that's a Republican.
- You cannot plug your coffee-maker into the cigarette-lighter; if you do, be prepared to buy a few more fuses.
- Bringing your own coffee-maker on a road trip is still a really excellent decision.
- Roads that cost money due to tolls are ironically in worse shape than the roads that were paid with tax money.
- Connecticut has a lot of ugly industrial areas on their coast.
- There's a reason why they call it Taxachusetts.
- The phrase "You Can't Get There From Here" takes a whole new meaning. (See this guy's blog post: I feel his pain.)
- In Massachusetts, "Happiness" is apparently found by hunting zombies.
In Boston, we stayed with a friend of Micah's that he used to work with back in Asheville and her fiancé. They lived in a pretty swank apartment just south of Boston Proper and we got the full tour. Freedom Trail? Check. Boston Common? Yep. Boston Harbor? Youbetcha. Faneuil Hall, Quincy Market, and random other historical places where things may or may not have happened? And then some! It was a good trip with some good company.
It did strike me every once-in-a-while that we were standing on a place that has been a bustling city for over 400 years. How many people–famous or not–have walked these cobbled roads? crossed this arched threshold? rested on these wearied benches? Sometimes it's too much to take.
One thing that I probably got a bit too worked up over was the fact that what they did to the Old State House in Boston. This is a building that's been around for nearly 300 years. It's the oldest surviving building in Boston. It was home to the first elected legislature of the New World. And what did we do to it? We built a subway station in the basement.
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In the spring of 1926 the writer Mary Austin went on a tirade. Such behavior was not uncommon for Austin, but within weeks she had allies as esteemed as the satirist Sinclair Lewis. Austin's target was a proposal for a summer Chautauqua (alternately called a culture center) in her adopted home of Santa Fe, New Mexico. (1) Austin railed. She railed against middlebrow, watered-down cultural expression. She railed against homogeneity. She railed against censorship. She railed against the refusal of many Americans to recognize and praise the contributions of artists to the nation. She railed against the marginality of descendents of Spanish colonial settlers, a sizeable portion of Santa Fe's residents. Austin saw a country at risk. Not just Santa Fe--but the entire nation--risked losing its most valuable cultural expressions if people stood idly by and let the town of Santa Fe accept a Chautauqua.
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Hehe! Hello, m'lovelies! ^.^ And welcome to my... humble?... Yes, humble dA page :3 My name is Emma (Obviously ), but please call me 'Em' for short ^.^ I'm 18 years old and live in England! Currently, I am studying the following A-Levels at College: English Language and Literature, Sociology and History. Now here is a pre-warning! I'm not much of an artist... nor am I good at art... but I enjoy doing various pieces because it's fun! ^.^ It is so peaceful and therapeutic! :') It's how I can express myself to you Dudes and Dudettes! And now I'm rambling... Aren't I? So I guess there's not much to say about me Please feel free to take a little nose at my work, that is if you wish to of course! But PLEASE! Don't be afraid to ask me to draw/write you anything! ^.^ I don't bite! :') Even though I do like Zombies... O.o But don't worry! ^.^ Imma pretty down-to-earth person So I guess this is goodbye for now!
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A Dreary London Flat Finds Modern Amour
After relocating to London, French couple Nicolas and Fabienne took a dark flat and transformed it into their dream home by giving it a contemporary facelift. Check out the beautiful renovations and fabulous modern edge!
White walls and Kartell Louis Ghost Armchairs give the kitchen sitting area an open, airy feel despite the close quarters.
The Kartell Bourgie Table Lamp (below) in crystal offers a modern take on 18th Century Baroque design, an appropriate complement to a well-placed Union Jack pillow (perhaps representing the couple's French roots while celebrating their new England home?).
No one is left out in this modern remodel – not even the couple's beloved Old English Sheepdog, Bowee. Check out his plush Marimekko Doggielounge by Fatboy.
Be sure to check out the rest of this fantastic "new" home including more pics and an interview about the couple's redecorating process at Apartment Therapy.
Modern Escape: Boise, Hollywood & Edinburgh
With the unseasonably warm weather, you may be gearing up for a vacation already. But before you make your final hotel reservations, check out these amazing modern stays first.
George Nelson's in the house! Each room in the Modern Hotel (aptly named, I might add) features Nelson's retro Cigar Bubble Wall Sconces and calming color palettes.
With warmer tones and a luxurious atmosphere, the London blends Hollywood glamour with early 20th Century Restoration design thanks to a line of Hudson Valley Garden City Double-Arm Wall Sconces and gold trim around the pillars and ceiling.
Can't wait to get out of the country? Take a look at Hotel Missoni in Scotland. Colorful yet zen, the hotel is fully equipped with a relaxing day spa. But if you're like me and won't be traveling across the ocean any time soon, their bath collection is one step closer to creating your own every day spa escape.
Keeping Up With the Eameses
Appreciation for mid-century modern design is alive and well in Sacramento, if the turnout at Tuesday night's screening of the new documentary "Eames: The Architect and the Painter" is any indication. Hundreds of people came to the historic Crest Theater to learn more about design icons, Charles and Ray Eames, and to share their love of modern design with other like-minded individuals.
Prior to the actual screening, the hosts for the evening–Hot Italian, Sactown Magazine, Lumens and The Bridge District–gave attendees a delicious taste of things to come with displays in the Crest's main lobby. Guests were first greeted by photo collages of the Eamses, as well as some of their pressed plywood masterpieces, including a splint designed during WWII:
The proceeds for the evening are all going toward the development of an exhibit in 2012 by The California Museum in honor of Sacramento native's Ray Eamses' 100th birthday. The museum's display included numerous examples of Ray's modernist paintings and fabric designs:
The Bridge District handed out beautiful graphic renderings of their development plan in West Sacramento. Many were handed out in conjunction with the raffle of an Eames molded plastic rocker:
And last, but certainly not least, the Lumens display celebrated not only many of the Eames's most wonderful and popular furniture and home accessory designs, but also the fact that the furnishings–made by Herman Miller–are now available for Sacramentans to purchase through the Lumens showroom:
The documentary itself was a lot of fun, highly illuminating of the personalities, design process and incredible relationship between Charles and Ray and many of the people with whom they worked. It was introduced by Charles' granddaughter, Llisa Demetrios. After the film, she sat in as part of a Q & A panel with the film's director, Jason Cohn, and the moderator, California Arts Council Director Craig Watson:
It was all-around a wonderful evening for modern design lovers. And it doesn't end here. For more information on the goings-on celebrating the Eameses in Sacramento and elsewhere this year, check out the following:
At 6pm this very evening, Lumens is having an open house to welcome Herman Miller to their showroom at 2028 K Street in midtown Sacramento. Come on by to enjoy food, drinks and Eames furniture in person, and enter to win an Eames Walnut Stool. The first 50 people in the door will also receive a free Eames Elephant Keychain. While Herman Miller furniture is available just through the Lumens showroom and call center, there are other furnishings and accessories designed by the Eameses also available at Lumens.com.
Behind the Design: Chris Hardy
One of the things I like most about design is that people create new products and objects for reasons that run the gammut: from making something more functional, to using materials in unexpected ways, and translating ideas and notions into things we can enjoy on a daily basis.The brand new Wig Pendant by FontanaArte is a great example of the latter–Atlanta-based designer Chris Hardy was inspired by the individual elements that form a greater community when designing the sculptural piece.
Chris was lucky enough to let us pick his talented brain recently, sharing what inspires him, what's important to him in design and the meaning behind the Wig, which was welcomed to rave reviews at least year's Euroluce Light Fair in Milan. Check out a few highlights from our chat with Chris: Read more…
An Abandoned Barn Becomes a Modern Home
In my search for the best use of modern lighting within the best architectural designs, most of what I've found has been brand new. Smooth, clean lines coalesce into altogether grand, customized spaces. While I would be ecstatic to live in any one of these homes, I find the project featured here particularly appealing because it uses what was already there. The architectural firm of Abaton took an old abandoned stone barn in the hilly Spanish province of Caceres and turned it into a wonderfully modern and rustic private home. The design blends in with its surroundings and is given fantastic texture through its incorporation of the barn's existing stone walls. It is also unexpectedly airy, what with enormous wood plank doors opening up the interior.
The use of natural stone extends beyond the home's outer walls and hardscapes. It has also been brought inside, as evidenced by the trough sink shown here in the master bathroom. Such unique, thoughtful touches help create design cohesion between the home's interior and exterior:
The guest and master bathrooms (on the first and second floors, respectively) and main living room all look out onto a central courtyard, featuring a modern fountain nestled within the rustic rock walls:
To see more photos highlighting this project, be sure to check them out on the enpundit blog.
Modern Escape: Palm Springs
Here at Lumens, we LOVE color, especially when it's paired with modern lighting. So when I spotted this post on Apartment Therapy, I knew I just had to share it.
The Saguaro Hotel Explodes with Color
The Saguaro Hotel recently opened its brightly colored doors, inviting guests to enjoy a colorful oasis in the middle of Palm Springs.
The hotel's name was inspired by the iconic saguaro cactus plant of the Sonoran Desert. And the twelve juicy colors that decorate the hotel, ranging from lemon drop yellow to mouth-watering orange and lime green, are all inspired by native desert wildflowers:
The guest rooms are great for both an occasional romantic getaway or business trip (shown below). They prove equally as thirst-quenching as the hotel's exterior, decorated with rainbow bed linens and brightly-colored walls and headboards. Once the curtains are drawn, the Koncept Equo Gen 3 Desk Lamp (right) provides easy-on-the-eyes LED lighting for catching up on emails or jotting down notes during a business call:
A unique office space provides both privacy and energy, accented by the airy Moooi Random Light. The shade's see-through material paired with translucent rainbow walls lets color and light shine out:
For more photos and info on the new project, visit the blog post at Apartment Therapy.
A Light and Bright Concrete House by Omer Arbel
Being so surrounded by lighting day to day here at Lumens, oftentimes we (okay, maybe it's just me) get so focused on a designer's lighting pieces that we forget about all the other creative things they might be doing out there. For example, we know Omer Arbel mostly for his popular and wonderful line of Bocci pendants. However, his skills as an architect are as equally impressive as his lighting, as evidenced by the home shown here.
The Vancouver-based Arbel spent several years designing and building this home, from 2006-2010. Its design inspiration initially came from massive beams of Douglas Fir that had been reclaimed from demolished warehouses. These beams provide the main support for the wooden roof, together with walls made of poured concrete. The overall structure is at once angular and flat, allowing it to flow naturally with the sloping terrain on which it was built. The house is also noticeable for its enormous banks of windows, which open everything up, lighten up the otherwise solid monolithic design and make the most of the view outside. Such opening up is often quite literal, as many of the ground level windows are actually accordion doors, able to be folded away to bring the outside into the interior living spaces.
It is no surprise to us that the most whimsical part of the design is the lighting. Here, Arbel has installed dozens of his new Bocci 28 Series Pendants. With their organic clear glass outer spheres and white inner cavities, these pendants float like bubbles throughout the main living area. Beautiful during the day, their glow at night borders on the mystical.
For more information about this project, you can find more photos on the design to inspire blog, as well as on the Omer Arbel Office website.


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Throw Pillow made from 100% spun polyester poplin fabric, a stylish statement that will liven up any room. Individually cut and sewn by hand, each pillow features a double-sided print and is finished with a concealed zipper for ease of care. Sold with or without faux down pillow insert.
great piece with typo fragments!!! and nice color!!! thumbs up vince!!
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I really like this design Vince!
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Taking Care of Your Blades With any significant investment you make, it's important to have a routine of upkeep associated with those items that you invest in and rely on so that you can get maximum life and maximum efficiency. From trucks to tools, the simple upkeep of cleaning and servicing keeps items in tip ...
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trouble. Or, "misfortune." Such a messenger was the Amalekite who, hoping to win favor from David, falsely claimed to have killed Saul, but was executed for his trouble (2 Sam. 1:1–16). The parallel statements of this proverb suggest that the faithful messenger, perhaps an envoy, promotes the welfare of others.


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Zero Suit Samus game model by Quique1Watch
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Textured version of samus model
Oh just saw this, looks great!
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is that a 3D model? if so, where did you get the texture?
Seriously, i'd love to be able to use this in Garry's Mod to pose in battle scenes with other characters. Samus v.s. Master Chief!
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This week's Movie Poster Frenzy goes out to Jessica Alba — creepy eyes and all. We heard that you were pregnant, and the only thing that we could think of that would be more horrifying would be another movie from 2 of the 6 writers of Scary Movie. Then we saw the poster for Meet the Spartans — and it was like Epic Movie all over again. Who will make it stop? Who will end the suffering for fans of good comedy?
We also get our first look at the poster for Roland Emmerich's 10,000 B.C., which has every inkling of being a good movie — sort of like Apocalypto, but in English. Take a look for yourself below.
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The latest messages from Congressional Budget Office (CBO) Director Douglas Elmendorf are not ones that congressional Democrats pushing for healthcare reform are likely happy to hear.
In a letter and later in his recent blog, Elmendorf said that expanded use of preventive health measures lead to higher healthcare spending.
"That result may seem counterintuitive," he said in his blog. For example, he noted that preventive medical care—such as use of cancer screening or cholesterol monitoring—if given early enough can reveal conditions that are treatable at a percentage of the cost of treating those same conditions that have progressed.
However, physicians usually do not know beforehand which patients will develop costly illnesses; therefore, to detect cases of acute illness, preventive care is provided to most patients—many of whom will not incur that illness anyway, he said. Plus, a great deal of preventive medicine already is being performed, and many insurance plans already "cover certain preventive services at little or no cost to enrollees."
Consequently, a "new government policy to encourage prevention could end up paying for preventive services that many individuals are—already receiving|which would add to federal costs but not reduce total future spending on healthcare," he said in his blog.
Elmendorf cited several studies, including one from the New England Journal of Medicine, that found that fewer than 20% of preventive services that were examined save money, "while the rest add to costs."
In a letter to Rep. Nathan Deal (R-GA), the ranking minority member of the House Energy and Commerce Health Subcommittee, Elmendorf said that just because a preventive service adds to total spending does not mean that it is a bad investment though.
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Teaching Myself - My Right Hand by MorbidiWatch
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I started teaching myself how to draw with an excellent book called "Drawing on the Right Side of the Brain" by Betty Edwards. I drew my right hand as an exercise, and this is how it turned out.
I drew this with GIMP and Wacom tablet.
I drew this with GIMP and Wacom tablet.


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