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Stroke is Increasing in Young People
Stroke is the fourth leading cause of death in the U.S. and a leading cause of long-term disability.1 Similar to type 2 diabetes, stroke has been considered a disease of old age, but now this lifestyle disease is afflicting younger people as well. These diseases come about due to the accumulated effects of years of poor diet and lifestyle habits. As the standard American diet has deteriorated, these damaging effects are amplified and have begun to start earlier in life. Today's young adults were raised in the era of processed and fast foods, and as a result they will face an even greater risk of chronic disease as they age than their parents are facing today.
Nutrient-poor diets and sedentary behavior have fueled rising obesity rates and increased prevalence of risk factors for heart disease and stroke. A 2012 survey found that half of overweight teenagers and more than one-third of normal-weight teenagers had at least one cardiovascular risk factor. Twenty-three percent of teens overall were prediabetic or diabetic, 22 percent had high or borderline high LDL cholesterol, and 14 percent had hypertension or prehypertension.2 Among 24-32 year-olds, it has been reported that 19 percent have hypertension. In light of these numbers, it is worth noting that hypertension is the primary risk factor for stroke, with elevated blood pressure responsible for 62% of strokes.1,3,4,5
With increased prevalence of these risk factors, an increase in the incidence of heart disease and stroke would be expected. Indeed, a report published in Neurology in September 2013 noted that about 15 percent of ischemic strokes (the most common type of stroke) occur in young adults and adolescents.6 That 15 percent adds up to about 119,000 strokes per year in people under the age of 45. Attention was brought to the rise in stroke among younger people in 2013 by news reports that 27 year-old actor Frankie Muniz (of "Malcom in the Middle") has suffered his second 'mini-stroke,' about one year after his first.
A transient ischemic attack (TIA), known as a mini-stroke, occurs when a blood clot temporarily blocks an artery leading to the brain. A TIA lasts only a few minutes and produces temporary stroke-like symptoms that may last several hours, such as numbness or weakness of the face or an arm or leg, confusion, or trouble speaking. Though blood flow resumes relatively quickly, before there is any lasting damage to the brain, a TIA is an indicator of poor cardiovascular health and a predictor of future stroke. TIAs are also known as "warning strokes," since about one-third of people who experience a TIA will have a stroke within one year.7 When a TIA occurs in a young person, this is a sign significant arterial damage has already occurred, which will only escalate over time without dietary changes.
Today, children become addicted to junk food at a young age and begin to show cardiovascular risk factors as teenagers, but we can start to reverse these trends by instilling healthy habits in our children from an early age. We can also protect ourselves from stroke by focusing on health-promoting foods. Higher intake of fiber-rich, mineral-rich, and antioxidant-rich foods — those central to a Nutritarian eating style — are associated with decreased risk of stroke, and higher intake of red and processed meat and soda are associated with increased risk.8,910-13
1. Go AS, Mozaffarian D, Roger VL, et al: Heart Disease and Stroke Statistics--2013 Update: A Report From the American Heart Association. Circulation 2013, 127:e6-e245.
2. May AL, Kuklina EV, Yoon PW: Prevalence of Cardiovascular Disease Risk Factors Among US Adolescents, 1999-2008. Pediatrics 2012, 129:1035.
3. He FJ, MacGregor GA: A comprehensive review on salt and health and current experience of worldwide salt reduction programmes. J Hum Hypertens 2009, 23:363-384.
4. Nguyen QC, Tabor JW, Entzel PP, et al: Discordance in National Estimates of Hypertension Among Young Adults. Epidemiology 2011.
5. Neale T: 1 in 5 Young Adults May Have Hypertention. In MedPage Today.
6. Singhal AB, Biller J, Elkind MS, et al: Recognition and management of stroke in young adults and adolescents. Neurology 2013, 81:1089-1097.
7. American Stroke Association. TIA (Transient Ischemic Attack) [http://www.strokeassociation.org/STROKEORG/AboutStroke/TypesofStroke/TIA/TIA-Transient-Ischemic-Attack_UCM_310942_Article.jsp]
8. Chen GC, Lv DB, Pang Z, et al: Red and processed meat consumption and risk of stroke: a meta-analysis of prospective cohort studies. Eur J Clin Nutr 2013, 67:91-95.
9. Bernstein AM, de Koning L, Flint AJ, et al: Soda consumption and the risk of stroke in men and women. Am J Clin Nutr 2012.
10. Threapleton DE, Greenwood DC, Evans CE, et al: Dietary Fiber Intake and Risk of First Stroke: A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis. Stroke 2013.
11. Larsson SC, Orsini N, Wolk A: Dietary magnesium intake and risk of stroke: a meta-analysis of prospective studies. Am J Clin Nutr 2012, 95:362-366.
12. Karppi J, Laukkanen JA, Sivenius J, et al: Serum lycopene decreases the risk of stroke in men: A population-based follow-up study. Neurology 2012, 79:1540-1547.
13. Rautiainen S, Larsson S, Virtamo J, et al: Total Antioxidant Capacity of Diet and Risk of Stroke: A Population-Based Prospective Cohort of Women. Stroke 2011.
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My 8 month old would get about 3 bottles of pumped breast milk a day while I was working full time. I've been home for about a month now and have been breastfeeding a lot. I've given her bottles when we go somewhere or if someone is babysitting, but now she's flat out refusing to take the bottle. I know that someone else should be giving her a bottle but that's no always an option. I tired all day yesterday to give her the bottle or sippy cup. She finally drank about 2 1/2 oz at nap time but I have to really push it. Today she screamed and screamed and wouldn't take the bottle. I'm so mad at myself for not giving her at least 1 bottle a day in the last month, but it's too late now to go back. Any suggestions?
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The scene opens with Elizabeth visiting a home. She tells the man that she is from a VisuaTec Security. She tells him that she is sorry about his wife, who died 35 years ago. His name is Adam Dorwin. He is part of the Laser Operations Group that the Russians want their hands on. She asks him questions and he answers them honestly. Later, Elizabeth picks up Claudia and says that Dorwin's handler is going to have to meet with him. She is told that they are trapped because the FBI is following them because they have transmitters. Elizabeth offers to be Dorwin's handler, but Claudia says that that there is no real bond. She talks about how she became of a friend of an asset until they didn't need him and he killed himself. She tells her that they need Udacha (Dorwin) and says that they need to get the encryption codes. Dorwin talks to his handler, Vasili. He tells Dorwin to never call him and to not say names. He is told that they will meet soon.
The next day, Elizabeth takes Henry and Paige to school. Beeman and Phillip pull up next to Elizabeth and Phillip says that the game was great. Elizabeth asks how Phillip will get to work and Beeman says that he can take him. Elizabeth is clearly not happy with this. Nina is at the office and Vasili teaches her how to make zavarka, a special tea, the right way. She thanks him. At the FBI office, Amador and Beeman are looking at Martha and Amador says that when he dated her, she never wore heels. Agent Gadd comes up and they are told that they picked up a conversation calling the KGB Rezidentura. He tells Beeman that they need to get information. Martha comes up and Amador compliments her calves in the shoes. She tells him that is a sexist comment and Amador is reprimanded. However, Agent Gadd rolls his eyes. Beeman talks to Nina and asks her who Vasilli was talking to. She doesn't know. Beeman says that he wants to help her, but needs to have the information. He compliments her and tells her trust him in Russian. She tells him that the way he says it seems like she doesn't have a choice but to trust him.
Phillip goes to visit Martha and asks her if she is feeling alright. He leans in and kisses her. He tells her that he has been waiting for a long time to do that. He says that he has to protect the agencies and says that they can't trespass any boundaries. He compliments her shoes. Phillip says that he is worried about the surveillance technology and asks if Agent Gadd is on it. He says that the guy who is in charge of the operation codes. Martha says that his name is Kurt Shultz. Later at the KGB Rezidentura, Vasili talks to an agent and they talk about how they need to get the FBI off their back. He says that they have agents on it. Phillip and Elizabeth are in bed and Elizabeth tells Phillip to keep his distance with Beeman. Elizabeth later goes to Kurt Shultz's hotel room and they start to have sex. It doesn't last long and Kurt turns Elizabeth over and begins hitting her with his belt. She falls to the ground and screams. He tells her to be quiet and apologizes. Nina goes into Vasili's office and brings in zavarka. She starts to undress. He asks her why now. She tells him that they are both lonely.
Elizabeth tells Kurt that her boss wouldn't be happy to know what Kurt is into. However, Kurt tells Elizabeth that they aren't going to buy his company for only $3 Million. He counters with $30 Million because of the Top Secret project they have. He says that he figured out how to make the surveillance technology portable and is in the back seat of every FBI car. Vasili and Nina finish and she asks if he is alright. Vasili tells her that he recruited an agent 23 years ago who has "the jitters". He demonstrates what that means and says that everything will be fine. He leaves and she rinses her mouth out with the zavarka. Elizabeth gets home and Phillip sees her bruises. He gets upset and tells her that he will be back. She tells him that he is not her Daddy and he says that he is her husband and that doesn't happen. She is not happy with him. He aborts his intentions.
The next day, Phillip is clearly upset and takes it out on Henry. Beeman meets with Nina and tells him that the informant has "the jitters". He asks her how she got the information and she tells him that she pleasured him orally like he said. Beeman says that he never said that. He tells her that they will give her a new name, but she has to do what she has to. Later that night, Elizabeth tells Claudia that the cars have the surveillance technology. Claudia asks Elizabeth is alright and she tells her that she can handle it. The next day, Phillip and Elizabeth cause an FBI car to crash into another car. Later at the mechanic, Phillip watches as the FBI agents talk to the mechanic. He tells Elizabeth that he will distract them which she gets into the trunks and get a copy of the codes. She climbs in and gets the card from the device. She makes an impression and puts it back. She feels that the car is coming off the lift and she is still inside. Phillip asks for his car back.
Elizabeth is still in the trunk when the FBI goes into the office. Phillip sees that she is not in his trunk. Elizabeth gets out and walks right out of the FBI Headquarters. Phillip is there outside with coffee and doughnuts. He apologizes about before. She tells him that they have to be a certain way for their work. She tells him that she wishes every night that she will wake up and not be worried. She asks him to show her how to live another way. Beeman is practicing his Russian, when his wife comes downstairs in lingerie. He asks her if it is new and she tells him that it is. However, he is not interested. She tells him that things were nice before he went undercover. He agrees with her. In the KGB Rezidentura, Vasili is getting pleasured again when the agent comes in and tells him that hey have the codes. He says that he will meet with Udacha tomorrow. The next day, Nina tells Beeman that the meeting is happening.
At the FBI office, Agent Gadd tells Amador that the meeting is happening and that they will finally get Vasili. The agent talks to Vasili and tells him that the FBI changed the operation codes and that it might not be safe. He tells him that he still needs to meet Udacha before he goes off the deep end. Beeman and Amador wait to see Vasili come out and Amador tells Beeman that he seems uptight. He tells Amador that he was cut off from the social life for a while. They follow him to a pier and wait for the next move. However, Dorwin walks with the codes in another place and Elizabeth comes up to him and shoots him in the head. She pauses for a moment with a shocked look of what she just did. Vasili walks away from the pier. Phillip walks and Claudia comes up to him and says that they have a mole. Vasili gets back to the KGB Rezidentura and the agent tells him that they have a mole and that is why he had to cable Moscow. Phillip gets home to find Elizabeth in bed. She asks what Claudia said. He tells her not to worry and tells her that he will tell her in the morning. The episode ends.
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Meldrum Salter Edgley offices are based in the heart of Surrey and close to the West Sussex borders. Many of our staff have lived in the area for years and have extensive local knowledge which we would be delighted to share with you.
Our head office and High Street office are situated in the historic and vibrant county town of Guildford in Surrey some 30 miles south east of London and within 20 miles of both Heathrow and Gatwick International airports.
The town has a population of approximately 130,000 and as well as offering a large array of first class recreational and shopping facilities, Guildford is the gateway to some of the most stunning scenery in the South East of England providing an area of outstanding natural beauty with some of the best walks and bridleways around. At the bottom of the picturesque cobbled High Street with its famous clock, is the River Wey attracting a medley of wildlife, walkers, and boating enthusiasts.
This Guide to Guildford provides an excellent insight into why Guildford proves such a popular place to live.
One of the imperatives in choosing a place to move to is often the local schooling. Here in Surrey and Sussex, we are spoilt for choice as there are numerous well respected private and state schools on offer. For more information, visit schoolfinderdirect.
Guildford is home to Surrey University, Italia Conti in Merrow, Britains oldest theatre arts training school and renowned worldwide as a centre of excellence, the internationally renowned Guildford School of Acting (GSA) and the Academy of Contemporary Music, world leaders in the music industry.
Guildford is just 40 minutes from central London and very easy to reach whether you are travelling by car, train, airline, coach or bus. Use the links below to find out more before you travel.
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By Air - Guildford is perfectly located between Heathrow and Gatwick International Airports. Travel from London City Airport is also easy by train. Luton and Stansted airports - both located north of London are approximately 2 hours away.
By Road - Surrey has a comprehensive road network, which is busiest from 8am to 9.30am and from 4.30pm to 6.30pm. Leisure travellers should try to avoid these peak commuter times if possible. Local radio stations such as BBC Surrey (104.6 and 104fm) give regular travel updates.
The area's County Councils are Surrey and West Sussex.
The local council offices are: Guildford Borough Council and Waverley Borough Council.
If you want to find out more local facts and figures, take a look at the website upmystreet.com.
The smaller and equally picturesque town of Godalming lies aproximately 3 miles to the south of Guildford. Famous for having the first electric street lighting in the world, it has a more relaxed atmosphere and has become one of the most popular places to live outside London with a population of 21,000. More information on what Godalming has to offer.
Believed to be the largest village in the country, Cranleigh offers another distinct charater of place with a less urban feel but with a bustling High Street boasting some major High Street brand names such as Marks and Spencer and Sainsbury's. There is a lovely range of old-fashioned butchers, fishmongers, greengrovers and newsagents.
We hope that the above has given you a brief insight as to what Guildford, Godalming and Cranleigh and the surrounding West Surrey villages have to offer. In our opinion there are few places which come close and we look forward to welcoming you to one of our offices to tell you more about it.
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3 Views are GREAT, BUT ....
There are a BAZILLION three view drawings of aircraft around ... so abundant they almost cover the landscape like fallen snow.
For some of us, the problem is that almost ALL of them lack ANY measurements or even a simple scale that would help figure things out.
Could somebody wack together an explanation how they go about working out the dimensions of these things?
Also ... maybe someone could explain how to take a 3 view and turn it into a 1/24 (or 1/4, 1/32 ... or any other scale) model.
I'd do it, but as anyone who has read my posts before ... I am FAR to "wordy" to do the job.
If I write something as big as the rules of the road for this forum ... admin tells me they're gonna have to get a 40' box trailer to haul around the needed band width.
Re rescaling three view drawings.
I have a CAD program, DesignCAD, which has a scaling option on it.
I down load the three view, generally as a pdf file and copy it into the DesignCad screen. I get the real full scale dimensions from the web or other source and work out the scale needed to go from the pdf "picture" to the size I want. Then comes the work of cross checking the drawing to see if the fuselage length and other dimensions are correct or need correction. After that I start overlaying real lines on top of the rescaled pdf picture. This allows me to make sure things like the left wing is a copy of the right wing etc. At some point I can forget about the pdf and work on the CAD drawing alone.
You can do the same thing in free drawing packages like Sketch-up. There's a whole thread on using Sketchup for designing models
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Scaling Drawings
Scaling and changing scale of a drawing.
The basic method if using a full size dimensioned drawing is.
1, Full size dimension divided by the scale you want to work in e.g 1 divided by 24 will give you the size in scale eg 1/24
2, To reduce from one scale eg 1/24 to 1/72, apply correction factor 24 divide 72 = 0.3334, measure a length from large drawing and multiply by correction factor 1.000 multiply 0.3334= 0.3334 or 1/3 size of the original.
3, To enlarge from one scale to another eg 1/72 to 1/24 scale, measure length from drawing, apply correction factor 72 divide 24 = 3 or 3 times the orginal size.
4, To scale from a un known scale drawing, a few assumptions must be taken
a' is the drawing is accurate
b' ignore line thickness
The size and shape from the full size aircraft needs to be known, from this you can determine if the drawing is near or far out, by comparing length to span.
If drawing has a wing span of 101.5mm(decimal is easier to work in and assuming the span has been drawn correct scale) and the real aircraft is 25 feet you convert feet to mm, i.e (25x12)x25.4, so 101.5=25feet(101.5/25=4.06) therefore 1foot = 4.06mm on the drawing from this you can measure set parts e.g the length of the real aircraft is 12 feet 4 inchs, the drawing measures 55mm, 55mm divide 4.06=13.5 ft, the length could be wrong or the span is wrong.
At this point you can redo the foot size by using the length as being correct and repeating the calculations, this may take several attempts to find a dimension that gives you the best result and true foot length in the drawing, it may also mean the the drawing is NOT worth continuing with due to the amount of errors.
The above method is used to draw real aircraft from photographs(there is a book on how to do this I have yet to find it) using focus points, distance, perspective etc, but that is way over my head.
Hopefully this is of help on the basic's.
As a 3-view is just that, a 3-view, if I want to use one as the basis for my own plans, I import it into Google SketchUp, (free).
In SketchUp you can scale the 3-view to any size you want, then construct your own 3D model on top.
There is a big thread on using SketchUp with loads of help, tips, and methods --
Using google Sketchup for modeling... With practical examples
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Generally I have to trust the 3-view is reasonably accurate. Then there are plenty of sites showing some basic overall dimensions of the full size aircraft to determine what scale will give the model size required.
Quite often I will decide what wing span I want the model to be, and scale the 3-view to suit. It may end up at some weird scale factor, (eg 6.335:1), where some may just pick 6:1 and accept the wing span.
But then I don't do 'scale', I only build models that please me and fly how I want. Super scale accuracy, rivet counting, and original paint swatch accuracy, are for others to worry about.
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One thing that is very time saving is to 'box' a particular portion of the 3-view. A tapered wing panel has a given span but the angle the LE and/or the TE makes with respect to a datum line never changes with respect to what scale is used. Therefore all you need to do is know, in this example, is the correct length of the root chord of the section of the wing. This works the same for tapering wing thicknesses, too!
I use the grid method for curves and such. Computer? COMPUTER? I don't need no stinkin' computer! (And neither do you!... although facility with CAD is handy)
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Yes what you say is true regards to angles they remain constant when scaling, as as you state as long as you have a known width e,g cord then a size can be determined for the required scale.
The problem comes as Oddshot has stated that there are numerious drawings out there which are good bad or indifferent of the same aircraft.
To get the true shape/size of the original subject all of the material available must be used to get an accurate outline to start with, this is important if you are using it as research material, building models or full size replica's.
My two cents,
To me, the main advantage of CAD is the ability to scale correctly and to get mirror images of the port and starboard sections, be it wing shape or tail or fuselage cross sections.
Finding the correct shape is always a problem as dimensions show up differently in different texts, and port and starboard wings are drawn differently, or the side view is a slightly different scale than the plan view. CAD allows you to create a vector image of each view, then you can rescale so all the views are consistent with each other, and are correct, as best you know, to the real plane. Matching cross sections becomes easier when you can scale to the CAD three view as well. I frequently find myself looking at a fuselage section and trying to figure out what the draughtsman/woman would have done at the time, without CAD or a computer to generate a curve. This does help fill in the gaps.
My method of transferring the 3 views into something relevant is quite primitive, but doesn't require a computer science major. What I do is put a piece of paper on the wall and then calculate the size plane I am looking to build and mark the paper to show those dimensions. IE, 50" wingspan. I then using a projector --project the image onto the wall until it fits the dimension I was looking for and then trace the image onto the paper. I know this sounds Neanderthal, but I have scratch built two planes this way and it works.
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A lot of the proposals are based on tax deductions or credits. A better approach might be to give people a voucher.
There seems to be bipartisan support for the notion of refundable tax credits for health insurance, which could conceivably help more low-income families afford it. President Bush proposed a deduction last year, but the proposal was criticized because most low-income people don't owe income taxes and thus get no benefit from a tax deduction. There are signs that this year's proposal will include a refundable tax credit, which can be designed to help even those with very low incomes.
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695 - Russians!!!!
I guess this only a EU problem but when i Pug with Russians I cant see anything they write even if its in English "letters".
I just come a blank row in my chatbox. Sometimes if they write more then 1 line i can see the last "text" they write!
Any solution to how to fix this?
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Which font are you using for it? Have you tried changing the font? Some fonts' character map don't support UTF-8 letters. This may be one of the reasons for your problem. If possible try changing the font, then use a dummy russian text from somewhere to test it out.Last edited Jul 21, 2014 by Medalist
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If i press the button you use to copy text from chat i can see what the russians type.
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By Mark Sherrington on 2010/02/09
At the end of last year, The Economist wrote about a victory for women in the workplace. More than 50% of the US workforce now are female - signalling an important milestone in the revolution to bring women economic empowerment. Yes, but….only 2% of the bosses in American businesses are women (5% in the UK). The revolution still has some way to go if women are to achieve their rightful share of the leadership roles. Not the case at Quirk eMarketing where 3 talented women were appointed to the board at the same time as the Economist article was published. The Quirk board is now 50% female.
At one level, no. What is important for the board of a company, as for any effective team, is that there is talent and diversity. My experience, first in Unilever, then in my own business, Added Value, was that having women in the leadership team enriched it. If the leaders are only men, however diverse, the ideas and decision making are more limited (the reverse is also true – all female teams in business are not the best either). Moving back into corporate life later with SABMiller reminded me of this. After 14 years at Added Value where half our directors or more were women, I found it incredibly strange to be working on an all male board (1 woman was later appointed). I may be a bit of an alpha male myself, but that does not mean I enjoyed working exclusively with 8 other alpha males.
I am conscious that I'm now about to indulge in a bit of gross generalisation, but women often possess some important attributes of successful leadership and success in business generally. The ability to find a consensus, to put ego aside and look at issues in a more balanced way, to multi-task and just get on with it. It is no coincidence that women have made the most progress in marketing and advertising, especially in the agencies, where these qualities are very necessary. They are hugely appreciated by the 2 most important stakeholder groups - the people in the agency and its clients. I had the pleasure of working with Shelly Lazarus, head of Ogilvy Worldwide and one of the most powerful women in business in America. I know Renee Silverstone, head of Jupiter's Drawing Room personally. These 2 women, there are several others, are seriously impressive - not despite their femininity, but because of it.
I don't mind defending the alpha male either. Again to generalise somewhat, the alpha male can offer some vision and strength in leadership. It takes strength and vision to listen to what everyone is advising and then choose a path that is less obvious and less popular. It takes strength and a certain ego-driven stubbornness to overcome the setbacks and pursue that vision tenaciously. The truly great male leaders can manage to do this with a degree of humility and the great female leaders can be strong and stubborn when needed.
And that is my point I guess. Any leadership team needs diversity and this must include women in roughly equal proportion to men. The best leaders possess the best of male and female characteristics whether they happen to be men or women. Welcome to Sophia, Kath and Mary, our first board meeting has already demonstrated the value of having you there.


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So we hear all these reports that Doc is waiting to see what Ainge is going to do with PP and KG. Doc probably doesn't want to turn the team over to Rondo. Maybe they are talking...who knows, but if they aren't Ainge needs to find out from Doc what he wants to do. The plan should already be formalized on what they plan to do.
If Doc doesn't want to come back, Ainge needs to jump on a few coaches pretty quick. I would mind Jerry Sloan because he's no nonsense and wouldn't deal with Rondo's attitude. Sloan would also be able to help us land either Big Al or Millsap. If not Sloan then McMillan.
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Dr. Toon shares some nagging reservations about martial arts animals, DVD double-dipping and Clone Wars.
As much as I adore animation and its talented creators, I occasionally run across things that I find rather irritating: Nothing that I hate, mind you; simply something that degrades my enjoyment of the animated medium. This month I wish to take a break from cultural commentary to share a couple of recent peeves. You may or may not share them, as no one ever reaches critical consensus on any given issue. Fortunately, my peeves are few, and number no more than two-and-a-half (not bad considering that I watch more animation than any sane adult should be allowed to).
Peeve Number One: Martial Arts Animals
A disclaimer: I did enjoy Kung-Fu Panda. What I'm talking about is the proliferation of series, projects and pitches involving animated animals as masters of oriental martial arts. It's getting to the point where an illustration of a confident-looking raccoon, pig, mouse or rabbit clad in a Shaolin warrior robe makes me want to commit seppuku. I decline to mention these projects, pitches and works-in-progress by name; they represent somebody's work and future hopes, and no potshots should be allowed until these works become actual shows in the public arena.
The novelty of this presentation has long worn off. If there's one thing that strikes me about such shows, it's their inherent derivativeness. If there's one other thing that strikes me, it's that martial arts animals are not funny. They simply aren't. When I read the trade journals, I wonder how it is that these prospective shows plan to differ from one another. Then I wonder how it is they're supposed to be funny or entertaining. Are martial arts fights funny? I grant that artists such as Jackie Chan can make martial arts comical, and it can be hilarious to watch the drunken practitioners, Still, I ask you: When was the last time you attended or watched an MMA event in which the audience was convulsed with laughter?
Leonardo, Raphael, Donatello and Michelangelo broke the mold. After them, any chicken poised with his wings in overhead strike position or giving a kick thrust is, well, a silly-looking chicken in a robe. The incongruity of a raccoon delivering devastating strikes out of a Horse Stance, OK, I get it, now let's move on. A clever idea that's overused soon becomes a gimmick and ends its life as a cliché. Martial arts animals? 十分、既に! (Enough already!)
Peeve Number Two: The Golden Diamond Platinum Special Anniversary Edition DVD
I recall a routine by a popular comedienne who noted that she replaced her vinyl recording of Dark Side of the Moon with an eight-track copy, which was then replaced by a cassette tape, which gave way to a CD that was later replaced by a re-mastered CD with bonus cuts. She vowed from the stage that she wasn't buying any more copies of Pink Floyd's magnum opus until technology produced a final version of it for good and all.
So, how many of you ran out to "celebrate" the latest DVD (or initial Blu-ray) release of Disney's Beauty and the Beast? There are now Diamond Editions and Platinum Editions in which you can see three different versions of the film, watch music videos, play several interactive games, hear interviews and watch pencil tests and work-in-progress versions of the movie. All in all, I find this sort of thing to be a money-grabbing extravaganza. Nearly every Disney film is now getting Special Editions, Anniversary Editions, Platinum Editions, ad nauseum.
In the case of Beauty and the Beast, at least there is one justification: the adding of the deleted musical number "Human Again." That's about it. Alternate scores, background stills and sing-along tracks? What's that about? I am well aware that I wrote a column in the past concerning the value of "Special Edition" DVDs to animation historians, but there is such a thing as overkill, and Disney is beginning to approach that point. How many times, after all, will you purchase the same movie just because it's a different edition or boasts some musical interactive game? What are you supposed to do with your earlier DVD version(s) of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs?
Let's be clear. Dead Disney artists are not going to be resurrected to work on a restored and reanimated Diamond Platinum Special Anniversary Edition of, say, Robin Hood. It's the same damn film that was made in 1973, and no amount of extras such as song selections or Merry Games (as seen on the "Most Wanted Edition") is going to change that. No one is likely to wade through six-and-a-half hours of extra features, either. Not to mention that these collections, especially on Blu-Ray, aren't exactly cheap. Even more infuriating is the angle that some of these editions are available for a limited time only, putting even more press on you to buy them (although we all know that you can get anything, anywhere, from anybody using your mouse and the knowledge where to surf).
Why is this happening? At the risk of turning this month's column into Das Kapital, I submit that the answer is the Almighty Buck. Several years ago Disney came to an aesthetic decision that I had to applaud. The company decided to stop making direct-to-video sequels of their marquee animated films. Most of these productions were basically knockoff episodes produced by Disney's second and third string animation team. A goodly number of critics rightfully decried that they cheapened (or at least added little to) the original work. Disney came to its senses, scrapped a planned sequel to Dumbo, and pledged to go forward and sin no more.
How to make up for the lost revenue? Increasingly sophisticated "special editions" of the old classics (eventually in 3-D versions, BTW) until every last nugget is mined and the extras grow to include: "Disney animators on Lunch Break," "Bad Sketches Fished out of the Wastebasket" and "Interview with the Color Key Supervisor." After all, Disney can't put out a new Tinker Bell DVD every month. Can they?
Peeve Number Two-and-one-Half: The Clone Wars of Attrition
A long time ago in a galaxy far away, George Lucas took the best features of old space serials, the myths and legends of several cultures, the best SFX available in 1977, and changed the cultural landscape in an indelible way. Star Warstouched a mythic nerve everywhere it was shown. Together with the film's two sequels, The Empire Strikes Back (1980) and Return of the Jedi (1983), "Star Wars" was a near-perfect trilogy, a science-fiction saga for the ages.
However, the trilogy comprised only episodes IV, V and VI of a much larger tale, and the backstory was presented in the first three "episodes" The Phantom Menace (1999), Attack of the Clones (2002) and Revenge of the Sith (2005). In 2005, Genndy Tartakovsky created a "bridge" story concerning the Clone Wars that ran on Cartoon Network from 2003-2005. That was harmless enough, but in 2008 George Lucas joined forces with CN and began producing his own opus on the Clone Wars.
I present this as half a peeve, because I have enjoyed the various permutations of Star Wars since it premiered in 1977, and because The Clone Wars is an impressive technical achievement. It would be hard to do better with CGI on a TV series, given the constraints of time and budget. I also admire George Lucas' almost compulsive need to keep spinning stories and mining his personal troves of fantasy.
But The Clone Wars (Season Three)irritates me. There seem to be something like 2,987 main and supporting characters, and the action hops around annoyingly. The main plot, featuring some conflict between Separatists and Trade Federations, diplomacy, neutrality, senates, declarations of war and Machiavellian double-dealings makes watching this show feel like an education in 15th century European politics. The storyline seems light-years away from that simple, original tale of a Princess, a boy yearning for adventure, a swashbuckling rogue, two adorable robots and a black-clad villain.
The Clone Wars is busy, overcomplicated, and difficult to follow without extensive grounding in the Star Wars expanded universe. It is a good thing gone too far, a case of imaginative hypertrophy that makes me wonder exactly where this whole enterprise got out of hand. Watching The Clone Wars actually leads me to a curious disconnect with Star Wars: I can't see how Luke Skywalker ever grew up to make an eventual difference in this intergalactic, multifaceted Tangle of the Planets featuring a cast of billions. And that, for me, is the (half) peeve: The scope of The Clone Wars is so historically broad and inclusive that the original 1977 film seems to take place in a fishbowl, even allowing for hyperspace.
I can't really dislike The Clone Wars, but I can't watch it for long, either. It's as if Dr. Seuss, encouraged by the popularity of Green Eggs and Ham, decided to take the characters and expand it into something like Lord of the Rings. A long time ago, in a galaxy far away, there was an exciting, imaginative fantasy about good and evil that enthralled everyone who saw it. Would that it had stayed that way.
Postscript: Dr. Toon is prepared for the wrath of Star Wars fans who take issue with the above. He has surrounded himself with an army of Kung-Fu aardvarks, so don't try anything funny. Next month he will reproduce this column in a Platinum One Month Anniversary Special Edition with loads of interactive extras! Have your wallets ready.


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According to Stan Collender, the chance that the US goes over the fiscal cliff is now at least 75%. This rhymes with what I have been saying all along. I would put the number at 90%. The US will NOT get all of the line items to prevent the fiscal cliff approved. Some will definitely lapse and they will not be offset by any kind of tax cut or spending increase. Austerity is coming. Politically, it is miraculous that the US has resisted austerity for so long given the size of the deficit and the austerity that has already occurred in Europe. I am not making a statement in support of austerity, just addressing the political realities.
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taking part in the Muddy Run for The Candlelighters Trust because their work is amazing.
Event: Major Series Muddy Run on 16/03/2014
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Another rainy bootcamp done tonight this time with car tyres as props!! Looking forward to the Saturday sesh!!
Bootcamp done Monday night and tonight in the rain!! More of the same on Saturday then interval runs next week. Training going really well!! X
Another fab boot camp for me and Vicky this morning complete with mud! It's strange to say but I'm actually really enjoying the 'get fit' campaign!! X
Well our training is well underway with our first bootcamp tonight which surprisingly was really good! Zumba and a 5k walk already done this week so going well!!
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The Godfather II Review by Shummyr:
Name of Game: The Godfather 2
Publisher: Electronic Arts
Release Date: April 7, 2009
Genre: Action, Crime, Strategy and First Person Shooter
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Overall Rating: 8 out of 10
Platforms: Xbox 360, PlayStation 3 and PC
In the beginning you are a nobody, in the end you end up a very important somebody!!!
The Godfather 2 is a very solid glitch free game, and the load times are almost non-existant. The weapons are a varied collection so you have the correct tool for every job. The story line is very deep and complex, but also the Godfather 2 is a pretty straightforward game where you take over the buisnesses and become the king of the mob.
You begin your story in Cuba as a nobody, then you move on New York and then you move on to Florida your final stop is Cuba. You are cast into a postion where you are clawing and fighting your way to the top, but first you need to eliminate the other families on your rise to fame and fortune.
The enemies are also perfectly balanced for the game in both their intelligence and weaponry, and the number of enemies is well balanced for each buisness you try and take over. The controls are smooth and well defined, also the camera is set to the perfect speed in which it follows and is not jerky.
You are probably asking would I recommend buying this game... I would buy this game for the deep story and I'm a sucker for mobster games like this. You will get between 20-30 hours worth of game play out of this title.
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