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TheStreet) -- In his first keynote address at an Intel Developer Forum, new Intel (INTC - Get Report) CEO Brian Krzanich was feisty and upbeat. Intel is going to be everywhere in the new chip markets, he said, showing prototypes of low-power "Quark" chips inside tablets and bracelets, and promising that products based on 14-nanometer architecture will be delivered next year."The PC is in the business of redefining itself," he said. "So is Intel." But is it? One of the first things consumers will see from this "new Intel" are Chromebooks running the company's "Haswell" chips. Hewlett-Packard (HPQ), Acer, Asus and Toshiba all showed off these products at the forum, promising prices as low as $300 for WiFi-only models with 14-inch displays. But underneath the optimism, there's disquiet. Google (GOOG) hasn't committed to Haswell, and the new products won't be using the Haswell name because Google isn't implementing some of the chip's features. All this illustrates Intel's basic problem. The new markets have left without it, often using designs from rival ARM Holdings (ARMH). Device makers like ARM for its low-power designs, but they also like that they can customize those designs, order just what they need, and control the intellectual property that flows from them. While Krzanich says Intel will compete at all price and power levels, that's not the question his customers are asking. Many device companies see this as a make-or-buy decision, and have chosen to make their own chips through third-party foundries rather than buy them from the fully integrated Intel. Servers, traditionally Intel's highest-profit market, are also being replaced by cloud data centers using the cheapest chips available. At its forum, Intel showed off low-power chips dubbed "Avoton" and "Rangeley" for these new markets, but the first question their salesmen will be asked is "How much?" Cloud means that they will have to compete in the server market on price, not just features. The initial stock market reaction to the Intel Developer Forum was positive, and Intel shares began trading Friday up nearly 2%. But the stock has been drifting sideways for years. It's up just 12% over the last five years, while ARM is up more than 700%. ARM shares are up recently because the Apple (AAPL) A7 chip is based on an ARM design.NEW YORK (
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And after who knows how long, here's Pinkie. I'm not going to bother with giving Pinkie a new base since the poses are the same and they differ only slightly in proportion. At least not yet anyway. As always, the vectors will be getting the most detail to them. Look for recolors later.
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Thank you so much! I was looking for a perfect shot of her side like this. Thank youuu.
You're welcome. I try to get nice side shots or at least 3/4 views for use as references for cutie marks and hair styles.
Do you have a shot from directly behind her? If you do, that would be fantastic.
Nope. But I could look for a decent one to vector. Though I don't have plans to do so, I could one day look into making turnarounds for the main cast. You know, show them from the front, back, and sides. And maybe at 3/4 angles. I'd probably leave those out though due to laziness.
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Wayne's cousin? xD
I wish my doppelganger had awesome friends that would mistake me for him.
"MY oldest friend"
"verbal punching bag" is more like it
"verbal punching bag" is more like it
=O omg XD thats awesome!
Now I'm sad...
But at least her looked awesome.
But at least her looked awesome.
maybe i should
Aw, I wonder where the other Wayne is right now?
youger guy looks wicked
Good GOD!
is that really how they met? o.o
I like guys hair when she was younger
and I feel sad for the other wayne QAQ
and I feel sad for the other wayne QAQ
Those days when you wonder "why haven't I noticed earlier"
I burst out laughing at this so hard!
Oh my gosh hahaha, that's so sad
Every time I read this strip I can't help but laugh xD
::going through comics out of boredom:: I should try that sometime.
LOL omg i love your comics so much!! haha
What happened to the other Wayne?
There should be a comic when the original wayne meets the new one, he looks like a pussy though.
WOW, she looks even cuter in the past. Wayne's future self time traveled back into the past, to make this possible.
Oh my gosh, I laughed so hard. This is great.
OMG, so awesome!!!
haha thats so awesome - what a great way to make friends.
Hahaha. Awesome-juice!
awesome. I wish I could actually do it sometimes...fuck!
Hmm. This "90s punk" appearance, aside from reminding me of Robocop 3, sorta makes me want to see more of young Guy. Will there ever be "prequels"?
I'm curious if the old pudgy Wayne will ever reappear in Guy's life.
It does work.... I've been replaced hundreds of times.
Okay, so I actually did laugh out loud when I read this. (If I put LOL it just seems insincere, because people never write LOL when they actually laugh out loud. They merely reserve it for mildly funny things.) Just the sight of that sad, lonesome, abandoned Wayne 1.0 made me laugh.
Wow. XD
I like young Guy's look
Huh. I like both their looks better in the middle panel. Especially Wayne's.
That's actually kind of fucked up lol
Poor other-Wayne.
oh gosh this was funny goz I'm the same as her
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Timberwolves center Rasho Nesterovic was on his way to get a soft drink out of the cooler in the team's locker room at Target Center when, from his seat two stalls over, Kevin Garnett leaned over and extended a hand into his path. "Hey Rasho, great game, man."
Nesterovic had just played the game of his life, pouring in a career-high 24 points in a crucial win over San Antonio. As is often the case when the Wolves excel, Garnett was a catalyst for the performance. Throughout the first month of the season, the Wolves have tried to shore up Nesterovic's fragile confidence by getting him a few easy shots early in the game. Because of KG's superstar status and Nesterovic's erratic reputation around the league, opposing defenses occasionally risk leaving Rasho open to double-cover Garnett. When San Antonio tried it, KG became the linchpin in a passing attack that provided Nesterovic with eight points in the game's first five minutes. Rasho's self-regard soared, and that self-confidence fueled the team's victory.
Flustered with gratitude, Nesterovic, staring at the floor, awkwardly slapped KG's palm and reached for a Coke. "Look at those tight-assed pants," Garnett teased, as Rasho in his nondescript black chinos started walking away. Then, referencing his new clothing line, KG added, "We got to get you some OBF jeans!"
"Yeah," the stoic Slovenian said dully, as he glanced back over his shoulder. But in that brief instant, the look on his face was that of a four-year-old boy staring down a lit birthday cake.
A year ago at this time, Garnett was concluding the most emotionally trying ten weeks of his professional career. Two cherished friends and teammates from the previous season were gone: Malik Sealy, killed by a drunk driver on the way home from helping KG celebrate his 24th birthday; and Joe Smith, banished from the Wolves by NBA Commissioner David Stern for signing a contract that violated the league's salary cap rules. As further punishment for the Smith fiasco, Stern stripped the franchise of four first-round draft picks. The ruling prompted members of the national media to ask KG if he would demand a trade, which offended his sense of honor.
Eager to compensate for the loss of Sealy and Smith and reaffirm his loyalty to the team, Garnett, already physically taxed from a summer playing for the 2000 U.S. Olympic team, began to fray. Uncharacteristically, he racked up a series of technical fouls for barking at both opponents and referees, and got into an altercation with Szczerbiak for the center's defensive lapses. In short, an unhealthy sense of responsibility circumscribed some of the strengths of his game. He began shooting too much on offense and roaming too frequently on defense. It wasn't until mid-December that he finally regained the rhythm and perspective required to lead the Wolves into the playoffs for the fifth straight year.
It is a tribute to Garnett's remarkable character and skills that last year's early-season deficiencies are most apparent in retrospect. Put simply, it was difficult to detect faults in a marvelous player who was trying too hard, especially when he was still performing at heights others could only hope to reach.
Another reason KG's (relative) doldrums weren't as apparent is that fans have become accustomed to his excellence, accept it as a constant, and are therefore less likely to notice the highs and lows. That was fine at the beginning of last year--what we didn't know didn't trouble us. But now, with the Wolves off to the best start in franchise history and Garnett performing with more splendor than ever, it behooves us to savor what is happening, if for no other reason than that his contract expires in the spring of 2004.
People can argue where KG ranks in the pantheon of today's active superstars--I'd place him second to Shaquille O'Neal. But a good case can be made that he is the most versatile player the game has ever seen. At the age of 25, he is one of only seven players in NBA history to average twenty points, ten rebounds, and five assists per game in more than one season. (The others, in order of frequency, are Larry Bird, Wilt Chamberlain, Oscar Robertson, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, Julius Erving, and Elgin Baylor. Michael Jordan fails in the assists category and Magic Johnson didn't get enough rebounds.) While these three categories encompass a multitude of skills, they shortchange a broad-based, crucial facet of the game where KG's versatility really shines: defense. No player has ever been able to capably guard a wider range of opponents than Garnett, from six-foot point guards to seven-foot centers. Last season when center Dikembe Mutombo was voted NBA's defensive player of the year, KG came in second.
What's more, I can't think of a single current or former teammate of KG's--with the possible exception of Sacramento's Bobby Jackson--who has played better for another ball club. Part of that is due to Garnett's unselfishness. In the NBA, more than in any other professional team sport, a franchise's character and personality are an extension of the strengths and weaknesses of its best player. The Timberwolves share the ball on offense more efficiently than any team in the league and have an usually high winning percentage in close games. Early this year, there was some question as to whether Garnett would allow more of the offense to be funneled through Szczerbiak. But against Golden State last week, Szczerbiak jacked up 18 shots in the first half alone, while Garnett concentrated on shutting down the opponent's leading scorer, Antawn Jamison. Could Joe Smith and Nesterovic convert more than half their shots without KG drawing double coverage? Could the Wolves have installed perhaps the league's best match-up zone defense without KG's range and length to fortify it?
"What people don't see is how hard he works in practice and his commitment to the game," says assistant coach Randy Wittman. "First of all, he never misses a practice. Second, he never gives anything less than a total effort. Does that affect and motivate the other guys? Sure it does."
That charisma and dedication can be felt by the fans in the stands, as well. Whether you're a basketball purist or watching a game for the first time, the joy and passion Garnett exudes is irresistible. And it comes without any baggage. It is hard to imagine a situation on or off the court where KG would embarrass himself or the team.
Finally, it's important to talk about the one area Garnett must improve if he is to fulfill his potential as a superstar: the ability to elevate his game in pressure situations. Considering the talent level surrounding him, KG can't be blamed for the Wolves' failure to win a playoff series. On the other hand, he has yet to put together the kind of magical post-season performance required for Minnesota to spring an upset. Whether it's a last-second play to decide a regular season game or the more sustained intensity of the playoffs, he has not shown himself to be a champion when the chips are down. Quite possibly, he is undone by the competitive passion and sense of personal responsibility that normally serve him so well, and, put simply, tries too hard. Will this flaw be remedied by continued maturity or a better supporting cast? It certainly will be a pleasure finding out.
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The veteran Baup was shown the door after a mediocre display by OM in losing 1-0 at home to Nantes last weekend. The man who led Marseille to second place in Ligue 1 last season could not survive a run of 11 defeats in 19 games in all competitions since the start of September.
A section of OM fans had called for Baup to resign during what turned out to be his final game in charge. The next morning, with Marseille eight points adrift of the top three, president Vincent Labrune made his move.
He reportedly told the players that the display against Nantes made him "want to be sick" before announcing that sporting director Anigo would be taking over at least until the winter break.
Baup was unlucky, but Labrune must have realised the need to protect his own credibility. In the summer, he had spoken about drawing inspiration from Borussia Dortmund and Arsenal and turning to youth as he tried to make OM a force capable of challenging Paris Saint-Germain and Monaco.
They spent €37 million (£31 million) in the summer on new signings, largely untried youngsters. A third of that went on Lille's Florian Thauvin, and they also paid €8m to Lille for Dimitri Payet. But it is Lille who are challenging the top two just now, not Marseille.
Labrune's decision to turn to Anigo was partly because he had not even considered the possible long-term options, but Anigo knows the club inside out. He was born in Marseille and supported and played for OM. He first became coach on an interim basis in the 2001-02 season and then replaced Alain Perrin in January 2004, taking a team containing Didier Drogba to the UEFA Cup final, which they lost against Valencia.
He stepped aside again in November that year but has remained at the club since, working in the role of sporting director. In an interview in January, he said that he wanted to return to coaching, but not at OM. And yet here he is, back in the dugout.
"In all that I have gone through in my personal life in the last few months, the club has always remained by my side. I couldn't turn them down," Anigo said last week.
In September, Anigo's son Adrien, who had become too closely involved in the city's notorious organised crime scene, was murdered. Taking charge of OM is a difficult job for anyone, but Anigo has clearly faced bigger challenges.
Against Dortmund on Wednesday, Marseille played for almost an hour with 10 men after the sending-off of Payet but nearly claimed a draw until conceding a late goal and losing 2-1. Anigo's first game saw the club claim the unwanted record of being the first French side to complete a Champions League group stage campaign without collecting a single point.
Nevertheless, Anigo had injected some much-needed fighting spirit into the side and that shone through in Sunday's clash with Lyon at the Stade de Gerland, eventually anyway.
Lyon tore the Marseille defence apart for long spells and eased into a two-goal lead, but Andre-Pierre Gignac's strike just before the break gave the visitors hope. Some stern words from Anigo at half-time and a switch to a three-man midfield helped keep them in the game, and a deflected Thauvin free-kick 11 minutes from the end secured a point.
"Things would have been completely different had we been 2-0 down at half-time, but the reaction in the dressing room was positive. That shows the spirit we have," said Anigo.
The headlines on Monday were positive, with the front page of sports daily L'Equipe speaking of Marseille's 'Lucky Star', while La Provence went with the headline 'OM hold on to their dream'.
The dream of course, is a top-three finish and a return to next season's Champions League, even if this year's European campaign was more of a nightmare.
The least Anigo can ask of his players is to keep showing the same fighting spirit. And when the likes of Mathieu Valbuena and Andre Ayew, who were missing on Sunday, are back, Marseille may yet stand a chance of closing the gap to third-placed Lille, which currently stands at 11 points.
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14mm pancake or 20mm pancake for GH2 video?
I want to shoot some fairly close video on my GH2, specifically review videos with lots of hand movement.
Which would be better in terms of Autofocus/sharpness? Especially with the new GH2 firmware.
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How did you select your digital agency? Did you need a Facebook page or a microsite or perhaps some banners ads and the creative agency said they can do that so it was easier to just get them to do it rather than finding another agency? Or perhaps your creative agency put forward an online idea and so it was natural that they would implement it? Or was it your media agency who convinced you that they were best to plan and buy your online media and so it was natural that they would also provide that online content?
Now it is a year or so later and you are finding that more and more of your budget is being spent online. You have social media and microsites and Facebook pages and the relationship works well, after all it is easy and convenient to manage and that is one less agency to manage.
Meanwhile your corporate affairs people have engaged a public relations firm that specialises in reputation management and is managing the social networking with a Twitter account, a blogger influencing strategy and a Facebook page.
Meanwhile the sales promotion agency has been building microsites for competition redemptions for your various brands and has been collecting customer data in the various databases behind each microsite.
When you look across the various activities and add up the cost it is now in the millions of dollars when it started out at less than the cost of a television commercial. So the question is "Are you getting good value for money?" It is certainly a question I get asked by many marketers and more often by their procurement people.
The answer depends.
While it is true that great ideas can come from anywhere, there are fundamental differences between traditional advertising production approaches and digital:
The fact is that an agency simply recruiting IT project management skills and programming skills is not enough. The digital marketing strategy needs to be aligned to the organisational IT strategy. Fragmenting this across multiple suppliers makes that alignment even more difficult to achieve.
Accenture found in their research paper "CMO – CIO Alignment Imperative" that companies who created an impenetrable alliance between marketing and IT are able to achieve unparalleled customer loyalty and advocacy.
So who is best to manage your online and digital strategy and production?
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A PPC Mac like yours cannot be upgraded further than Leopard 10.5.8. Leopard is no provided by Apple so that means paying up to $200 on Amazon or eBay.
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Fort Rucker children perform 'Jack and the Beanstalk'
July 5, 2012
By Angela Williams, Army Flier Staff Writer
FORT RUCKER, Ala. (July 5, 2012) -- Eighteen Fort Rucker children tiptoed around backstage applying last minute makeup and finding their places before their first production of "Jack and the Beanstalk" June 29 at the post theatre.
"This is going to be one great show," said Gabrielle Franklin, 10, the show's "fire eater," as she danced around in a red leotard and flame-themed skirt.
The children auditioned for roles June 25 and performed a full-length play June 29 and 30, with the help of Ashley Boyd, Mia Sage Lowry and the Missoula Children's Theatre -- an organization that sends teams of actor-directors to all 50 states and several countries to teach children about theatre one week at a time.
"The kids were great," Boyd said. "They worked really hard rehearsing. They did all of this in just four days."
Part of the mission of Missoula Children's Theatre is teaching life skills through the performing arts, Lowry explained.
"We expect a lot of these kids," she said. "We hope when they leave they know they have value, their voice is worth hearing and anything they have to say is important."
From the time we start auditions, we believe in them and that never stops throughout the entire week, she added.
Boyd said she hoped the children learned about teamwork, confidence, a sense of accomplishment and the importance of hard work.
"The children did a great job. They were very enthusiastic," said Denise Honeycutt, Directorate of Family and Morale, Welfare and Recreation partnership specialist.
During the week, she said she noticed some shy children start "breaking out of that shell" and interacting with the other children.
"The ability to speak to different individuals and different age levels, to care for them and help them along, is a great life skill," she said.
"This is a good experience for them to have," added Emily Pierce, child-youth program assistant.
Before the performance on June 29, Courtney Denton, 13, who played a farmer, merchant and harp, sat backstage and waited on the play to begin.
She said the week of rehearsals had taught her about speaking loudly and clearly, enunciating, using motions and remembering lines.
"It's really fun," she said. "You get to meet new people and catch up with old friends."
On the other side of the stage, Courtnee's twin sister, Aleecia, prepared to play the part of the giant.
"It's ironic because I'm the shortest big kid," she said. "You have to use your imagination and be creative."
The play told the traditional story of "Jack and the Beanstalk" with one small twist. Instead of being violent and angry, the giant in the play was lonely and in need of a friend. Because Jack and another character, Jill, were kind to the giant, he gave Jack a "small" coin to take home with him.
Throughout the performance, the characters emphasized the importance of friends and Family.
"Even though we have no money, we have more because we have each other," explained Jack, played by Trevor Christensen, 14.


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August 29, 2015— AN EVENING WITH JIM BRICKMAN-8pm --America's romantic piano sensation, weaves a musical tapestry that captures the timeless beauty of classical standards with the lively energy of contemporary pop music. As the most charted male adult contemporary artist to date, he has earned six Gold and Platinum albums and his lush ballads and poignantly tender songs have won the hearts of millions of fans around the world.
September 10-13—BARTLETT REPERTORY COMPANY in "A PARTY TO MURDER" (4 performances)—It's all about murder mysteries with BPACC's professional theatre ensemble this season. In this first installment, six people have come in secret on Halloween to play a murder mystery game at a rustic island cottage. Secret passageways, incriminating letters, hidden compartments, bodies in the window seat and a twenty five year old unsolved mystery twist and turn toward the unexpected and terrifying conclusion.
September 18—THE TIME JUMPERS featuring VINCE GILL, KENNY SEARS and RANGER DOUG GREEN-8pm -- We invite you to swing on in to see the band of Nashville's high-dollar studio elite that originally evolved from casual dressing room jam sessions at the Grand Ole Opry to performing on the main stage. In Nashville, they are "The" concert destination, performing at 3rd & Lindsley every Monday night. Their combination of tight arrangements, soulful singers, brilliant soloists, and an irresistible rhythm section have packed their every performance by captivating audiences with gifted improvisational Western swing.
October 3—MIKE FARRIS and THE ROSELAND RHYTHM REVUE-8pm --Out of this diminutive, self-described southern boy comes an extraordinary soulful-gospel voice with a range, talent, and emotions that make him seem spellbound. He sings "blue-eyed soul" to soothe the spirit, and surrounds himself with a heavenly sound that slides effortlessly between Stax soul, New Orleans gospel and shuffling Southern blues, all of it punctuated with his smoldering vocals. Marty Stuart calls him a true soul man…way cool!
October 9—DinnerStage featuring MEMPHIS UKULELE BAND-7pm -- Tracing its origin to jam sessions at the legendary Sun Studios, The Memphis Ukulele Band is firmly planted in its rich, diverse hometown musical traditions, playing everything from rockabilly to the blues, pop and reggae. While the sound of the little uke summons up visions of tropical paradise, the MUB works in a wider landscape, featuring musicians from several generations and styles on a mission to demonstrate that the ukulele is capable of so much more.
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October 30—BARBARA'S BLUE KITCHEN starring LORI FISCHER (2 performances) 2:30 & 8pm -- Set in a small Tennessee town, this slice-of-life comedic play with music features the proprietor, Barbara Jean, trying to figure out "When is it just plain crazy to hang on—to love." There's a raucous cast of café customers, all played by Ms. Fischer-- Miss Morris a nurse who's planning a Pyramid prayer-time; Miss Tessie, a hilarious senior citizen; a plate-dropping waitress named Jeanette; Lombardo, a country-singing hairdresser; and Tommy Lee, who is recovering from a dog-bite. Throughout it all, the wacky DJ from WATR, the local radio station, breaks in with local news, commercials about baldness and a slew of quirky, unforgettable toe-tapping songs.
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August Rush Review
"... A Musical Fairy Tale"
May 23rd, 2011
More of a musical fairy tale than a compelling drama, August Rush falls victim to a ridiculous plot that is a leap of faith on its own and worse because of gaps in logic and a general silliness. However, despite that, I honestly really liked this film. Its cast commands presence and likeability, and the Hans Zimmer's innovative score is magical, haunting, and uplifting. Kirsten Sheridan's pacing is oddly noteworthy; at time she feels as though she is directing a music video or a trailer for her own film, but in a way this almost adds to the film's surrealism. While August Rush doesn't always work as a movie, it is a rousing, moving success as a celebration of the visceral, spiritual power of music.


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Our good friend Kent Nichols, one of the fine gentlemen responsible for the phenomenon known as Ask a Ninja, is a decision maker. He makes decisions all of the time. And this week, he decided that the world needed to revisit the world of The Blind Side, just in time...
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Announced over at KentNichols.com on Saturday was a contest where fans can submit videos to YouTube and possibly earn a role as an extra on the upcoming production....


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The Aging in America Conference: A Model of Successful Collaboration
Stein, Robert G., Aging Today
This issue of Aging Today went to press shortly after our 2009 asa-ncoa Aging in America Conference in Las Ve- gas. I am pleased to report that the con- ference was a great success, with more than 3,500 partic- ipants, presenters and exhibitors at- tending this dy- namic education- al and networking opportunity. With more than 700 sessions offered, we focused on providing the very best possible conference expe- rience. Judging from die feedback we received, I believe we did just that. Though some of you might have missed this year's conference, I hope everyone will note the dates of our 2010 annual meeting, which will be held March 16-20 in Chicago (visit our website, www.asaging.org, for the 2010 Call for Presentation Proposals announcement).
This year's ASA conference was designed to feature nine "conferences-within-a-conference." These intensive educational programs, some developed in partnership with ASA, represented a bold and successful program experiment: nearly every one of these smaller conferences reached capacity enrollment. In two unique collaborations, ASA and the National Center on Senior Transportation designed a full-day conference, "Senior Transportation: Putting the Pieces Together" and, together with the National Council on Aging, ASA presented a National Forum on Civic Engagement, a day showcasing the best practices in civic engagement (see stories on pages 5 and 12).
The daylong National Forum on Care Coordination, a collaboration of ASA and the New York Academy of Medicine, N. Y., drew more than 125 participants who discussed strategies and approaches to making coordination of care efficient and universal. More than 400 social workers attended the National Association of Social Workers' two-day Annual Practice Conference, "The Aging Boom: Is Your Clinical Practice Ready?" Offered in collaboration with the Archstone Foundation, this gathering was a platform for research-to-practice models and featured many best practices dealing with fall prevention, and elder abuse and fraud. The conference, which was underwritten by the Foundation, featured national leaders in the field of social work, and Sandra Lopez, clinical associate professor at the Graduate College of Social Work, University of Houston, Texas, gave the excellent keynote address.
Often, state-of-the-art practices are in use long before they appear in textbooks. The planning and development for the elder abuse program illustrated this truth, with effective content provided by the Center of Excellence in Elder Abuse and Neglect, University of California, Irvine. A cornerstone of best practices is that they are multifac- eted: the fall pre- vention program was a collabora- tion of the Fall Prevention Center of Excellence, a public-private partnership of leading experts from the Univer- sity of Southern California's drus Gerontology Center; California State University, FuIlerton's Center for Successful Aging; the Veterans Administration's Greater Los Angeles Healthcare System Geriatric Research, Education and Clinical Center; the University of California, Los Angeles, School of Medicine; and me California Department of Public Health, State and Local Injury Control Section. I list these partners to show diat it "takes a village" to bring die best knowledge, information, practices and standards to the field of aging.
This year's conference featured individual workshops on caregiving, as well as three major, full-day caregiving conferences, which attracted hundreds of participants. "Supporting Sustainable Caregiving Coalitions," presented by the National Alliance for Caregiving and led by its president and CEO Gail Hunt, started off a day of programming on March 18. Speakers included Lynn Friss Feinberg, former ASA Board member and, until very recently, deputy director of the National Center on Caregiving at the Family Caregiver Alliance (FCA). Lynn leaves FCA to direct the Consumers for Better Care Campaign, a national program dedicated to improving chronic care for older adults and their families, led by the respected National Partnership for Women & Families. …


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"Anita Blake, vampire hunter, is now herself a hunted woman. Who put the $500,000 price on her head - a man or a monster? It's not just her own skin she needs to save; the rivalry between her werewolf boyfriend, Richard, and Marcus, the other alpha werewolf in his pack, has come to full boil. And there's always Jean-Claude, the vampire who's been waiting for just the right moment to slip inside Anita's head and heart. Don't assume anything, though - Hamilton's probably got a few more surprises in store." (Amazon.com review)
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The only word can use is WOW!!!!!!!!!
The scene with Anita and John-Claude in the bathroom.
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This is a MUST read book!
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So far this book is my favorite in the series. I didn't get bored once. I'm not going to say that I'm thrilled with the ending, but I don't want to spoil anything so I'll remain silent. Can't wait for the next one.
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Love this series..... begin with book one.... Anita Blake kicks butt first, then takes \name...
"My favorite of the series"
I enjoyed this book more than her earlier ones, and much much more than her later ones. I enjoy going back and reading the Anita Blake series up until about Blue moon...and just lost interest in the direction she had taken. Out of all this has to be my favortie one though.
"The killing dance"
I really enjoyed this book and the series overall has been very entertaining. Light easy reading/ not to deep. Perfect
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I really enjoy the narrator (Kimberly Alexis) without whom the story would have been good but nearly and memorable.
I thought that "the Killing Dance" was similar to Mistral's Kiss. Both had the same feel to them. Almost too much a like.
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I will be listening to this audiobook again. The thrills, danger, sexiness, and all of it quality writing and reading.
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Five years after she came to the government's attention as a self-proclaimed if not delusionary foreign agent, Susan Lindauer has gotten a break. The former Seattle journalist, accused of spying for Iraq, cannot be forcibly drugged and compelled to take the stand in a government espionage case that may be overblown, a federal judge in New York ruled yesterday. An ex-Seattle Post-Intelligencer reporter and former U.S. Senate and House aide, Lindauer, 44, is charged by the Justice Department with conspiring to act as a spy and being an unregistered Iraqi agent. One of the alleged overt acts was delivering a letter in 2003 to her second cousin, White House Chief of Staff Andrew Card, hoping he could persuade his boss, George W. Bush, not to launch a war against Iraq. U.S. District Judge Michael Mukasey yesterday deemed that letter the "high water mark" of the case, suggesting the mentally ill Susan Lindauer is no Mata Hari.
As Seattle Weekly earlier reported, the letter mentioned in her March 2004 indictment was actually one of two she wrote to Card, the first coming two months after Sept. 11, 2001. In it, Lindauer made no secret about her activism or her emotional mission to aid Iraqi citizens and, if she was a spy, she was letting the White House in on the secret. She told Card she was working back channels of government and claimed she was meeting with officials at the Iraqi embassy - something prosecutors say she in fact did. She wrote about conversations with Iraqi diplomats and extended an olive branch on behalf of Hussein's government-in hopes, she said, of getting U.S. economic sanctions lifted against Baghdad. "I am truly praying, Andy," she stated, "that this correspondence will trigger some sort of response from you, so that this ugly quagmire in Iraq can begin to heal."
U.S. prosecutors allege the antiwar activist accepted $10,000 from Hussein's intelligence unit over five years and sought to support resistance groups after the U.S. invasion of Iraq. She insisted her efforts-principally, to get economic sanctions lifted against Iraq-were misunderstood. The bigger question, however, was always her sanity. She had a history of mood swings and paranoid fears, as noted by friends and former co-workers - raised in Alaska and a graduate of Smith College in Massachusetts, Linduaer went to work in 1987 as a reporter at the P-I, and in 1989 was an editorial writer at The Herald in Everett. She also worked as a writer and researcher at U.S. News & World Report and Fortune. People were watching her, she often said, although, as it turned out, federal agents in 2003 indeed had set up surveillance and tapped her phone.
Judge Mukasey last fall, however, ruled she in fact was psychotic and incompetent to stand trial. Prosecutors then moved to have antipsychotic drugs administered so she could be tried. The Associated Press reports that Mukasey yesterday agreed that Lindauer suffers from hallucinations, grandiose and persecutory delusions and mood disturbances dating as far back as age 7. But he found that the government's interest to compel the drug induction was "significantly weaker" to other cases and ruled that it "would be a denial of reality ... to find otherwise." Lindauer's New York attorney, Stanford Talkin, didn't necessarily find the ruling a victory and was unsure where the case goes next.
Update: On Friday, Sept. 8, Judge Mukasey released Lindauer, ruling the government no longer had legal grounds to retain her. See comment below from J.B. Fields, who lived in Lindauer's home.


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Punisher Max 17 by DevilpigWatch
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Mmmmm, Electra vs. Punisher. Sure, why not.
Amazing art pic
man, ur composition is just....it makes me sad I can't accomplish it LOL
so awesome
Nice 1 !! Check out some of my work let me know what you think ok?
I just got me this issue. Elektra gets it on with kingpin and then hooks up with his wife ha.
Love the red!
great image.
Another great cover.
Let me guess.. they all fight each other... but nobody dies, which would make her and the others being in the Punisher Max storyline pointless...
Why not indeed!
Wow!<sigh> pun intended...
gorgeous representation of elektra... and im picky
Yeah, there's some daddy issues just waiting to happen.
The artwork is fantastic...but I hate that this MAX series is turning into an excuse to introduce established characters into the Max universe.
sweet! Kingpin, Bullseye and now Elektra. Hmmm...Maybe Jason Aaron is really just a pen name for Frank Miller afterall.
awesome piece of course
awesome piece of course
One of your best I think. So cool!
EleKtra is so good, love her.
Damn, Rev. You make it look so easy. I mean, for you it probably is but for the rest of us...or me at least...I mean...ah, hell.
Tis Awesome as per usual
I agree with SGM...one of your best, and that is saying something.
I love your covers on a level that I can't describe.
Oh yeah. Punish me.
Cool man. Electra's costume looks great.Nice bacckground. I don'tquite know what to call what Electra's sitting on but it's cool too.
Nice. is Elektra based on anyone? She reminds me a bit of Kat Dennings with brown eyes. The costume is a vast improvement on her old one.
Your compositions are pure sex
Are those drunks sleeping?
At this point I see the cover for issue 18 being Daredevil punching out Punisher, screaming "God damn it, Frank, stop stealing my supporting cast!"
Awesome cover as always, BTW.
Awesome cover as always, BTW.
Great Job, Johnson! You are a Genius!
You sir, have done it again! I love the composition and the coloring for this cover. Keep up the good work!
i haven't seen this cover yet at the comic shop
love the way you broke the panels with the ribbons from her headpiece!
Great idea with the panels of the dead/dying fellows by using the ends of her bandana to create that space! You always impress me, Dave.
Can't wait to pick this one up! Great cover, sir!
Wow! My pic. of the week!!! Looks great!
sexy sans slutty. congrats, Reverend.
Ahhh, damn. This is seriously awesome!
killer comp, as usual
Loving the layout of this
Wow this is great man. One of your best.
awesome design but i feel like the lines, especially on the skull shouldnt be so sketchy, looks like you just blew through it with a marker. But good composition otherwise
Please don't take this the wrong way sir, but, go fuck yourself. Also, you are a douche-nozzle sir. And, I mean this in the nicest possible way. But otherwise your comment was quite a thrilling read. Maybe you have missed your true calling, because the world needs another art critic dispensing unneeded/unwanted art advice from someone with limited skills as yourself. But otherwise you seem like a fine fellow.


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Cat Power
Showbox SoDo
Saturday, Nov. 3
Though seemingly teetering on the edge of manic, Chan Marshall (aka Cat Power) skipped the breakdowns, only played
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Saturday, Nov. 3
Though seemingly teetering on the edge of manic, Chan Marshall (aka Cat Power) skipped the breakdowns, only played one song with her back to the audience, and took no 20-minute breaks during her set. Fans were chanting, "we love you baby, you can do it," throughout. Supporting a new album, Sun, and rocking a rad new suicide-blonde mohawk, she seemed precariously strong Saturday night.
"I never ask for help,"she grinned, trying to untangle her headphones in the middle of the set, "and that's the fucking truth."
Opening with a dark version of "The Greatest," Marshall mainly stuck to songs from Sun. With its mix of electronic beats and lighter-than-usual lyrics, Sun is a raucous call for an evolution of her iconic sound. Lyrically though, she falls short in a few of the nascent melodies. Repeated mantras such as "I want to live my way of living" from "Always On My Own" seem to be the product of an artistic crutch rather than convey raw and complex emotions, paling in comparison to her older works.
Bellowed live, however--and sprinkled with favorites from her catalog-- Sun came into focus. Even non-believers like myself were won over by the performance, particularly the way Marshal simultaneously cooed and cried out from the lower end of her husky voice in the way that only she can.
Set List:
Human Being
King Rides By
Always On My Own
Back In the Day
Nothing But Time
I Don't Blame You
Peace and Love


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Tech and Mobile Take Center Stage on Wall Street This Week
Among the items that will help shape the week that lies ahead on Wall Street, Microsoft and eBay will both step up to the earnings soapbox.
Among the items that will help shape the week that lies ahead on Wall Street, Microsoft and eBay will both step up to the earnings soapbox.
RadioShack shouldn't be surprising anyone on the downside when it reports its quarterly results, but that's exactly what happened on Tuesday. Net sales fell 3% to $1 billion, weighed down by a 1.6% decline in same-store sales. Analysts were banking on a slight top-line uptick.
Beleaguered consumer electronics retailer RadioShack wants to be your next no-contract wireless carrier. But its new partnership with Leap Wireless' Cricket has no chance of stemming the decline of the once-popular small-box chain.
Here are a few things that will shape the week ahead on Wall Street: Microsoft will show off Windows 8 tablets; Tesla's hot Model S will reach buyers; Cricket gets the iPhone; Barnes & Noble opens its books; and Bed Bath & Beyond turns back the covers on earnings.
If you haven't bought an iPhone to avoid being trapped in an expensive two-year contract, Leap Wireless subsidiary Cricket has a new prepaid plan with no strings. The savings look impressive, but be warned: You'll sacrifice plenty of what makes the iPhone great.


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A Bronze Age Battlefield? Weapons and Trauma in the Tollense Valley, North-Eastern Germany
Jantzen, Detlef, Brinker, Ute, Orschiedt, Jorg, Heinemeier, Jan, Piek, Jurgen, Hauenstein, Karlheinz, Kruger, Joachim, Lidke, Gundula, Lubke, Harald, Lampe, Reinhard, Lorenz, Sebastian, Schult, Manuela, Terberger, Thomas, Antiquity
From c. 2200 BC onwards, the material culture of Central Europe saw an increase in the production of weapons such as axes, halberds, daggers and--later on--swords. Without doubt these were prestigious objects, but at the same time wear-traces on swords indicate their true use as weapons (Kristiansen 1984, 2002). Further information on the belligerent nature of Bronze Age society is provided by settlement structure. In Central Europe, the first hillforts and fortified settlements were constructed in the Early Bronze Age (Czebreszuk et al 2008; Kneisel et al. 2008) with increasing evidence for hillforts from the later Lusatian and Urnfield cultures (e.g. Rind 1999; Abels 2002). In northern Germany and southern Scandinavia, reliable evidence for fortifications seems to be unavailable before the Late to Final Bronze Age (e.g. Kuhlmann & Segschneider 2004: 70) with a possible exception in north-western Germany (Veit & Wendowski-Schunemann 2006). A similar situation is reflected in the evidence from Britain (Thorpe 2006: 157).
These various lines of evidence indicate an increasing incidence of interpersonal violence and conflict. But while some authors characterise the Bronze Age in the north as a stratified order with a warrior aristocracy (Vandkilde 1996: 259; Fyllingen 2003: 40), until now skeletal remains have not shown a significant frequency of injury or violent death (PeterRocher 2006, 2007). Here we present new evidence from a river valley in north-eastern Germany, where human bones and weapons can be interpreted, for the first time, as signs of Bronze Age group conflict.
The finds
Since the 1980s, the Tollense Valley in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern has produced a remarkable number of bronze objects (c. 70), recovered mainly from dredged river sediments in a section c, 3km long (Figure 1). Among the finds are tools and weapons such as knives, several arrowheads and spearheads, adzes, a dagger blade and a small sword fragment. Ornamental objects are also represented by two fibulas, various pins and a decorated box (Gurteldose) (Figure 2).
From time to time, human remains have also been found in the valley and by the 1990s numerous skulls had been registered by the heritage service. Among the human remains, recovered in 1996 by amateur archaeologist R. Borgwardt, was a right upper arm bone with a Bronze Age flint arrowhead embedded in the shoulder joint. Borgwardt also identified a wooden club in its original position close to the bones. Soon afterwards, test trenches at the site documented a consistent layer c. Im below the ground surface, containing clusters of human and animal bones in fine-grained, fluvial sediments (Figure 3). Most of the animal bones were identified as horse, representing a minimum of two individuals. A human skull with a large fracture in the frontal bone provided additional evidence for heavy violence (Figure 4). In 1999 Borgwardt also recovered human remains in connection to a second wooden weapon.
In 2008 D. Jantzen and T. Terberger initiated a research programme at the site, carrying out investigations by test excavation and diving, and obtaining data on human pathology and the geological and botanical sequence (from 50 cores). This was supported by a series of AMS radiocarbon dates.
The most unusual finds so far are two wooden clubs found only a few metres apart. The first weapon is c. 0.73m long, it has a thickened end and looks similar to a baseball bat (Figure 5.1). The second club is also made of a single piece of wood (c. 0.65m long) and has a carefully smoothed and slightly bent handle. The head (length 175mm, diameter 50mm) is of a similar shape to that of a croquet mallet (Figure 5.2). The first artefact is made of ash wood (Fraxinus excelsior), which is well known for its strength and elasticity. …


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Mr. Crosby's Alumni Bloggers
We are a 6th grade class that is piloting a 1:1 laptop program using MacBook computers. We blog, Skype, make Wiki pages, produce digital videos, podcasts and vidcasts.
by Emilee
Brian Crosby
New Zealand
Today we skyped with a class in Nelson, New Zealand. They go to a school called Appleby School. We gave our presentation about Nevada to them. Then we were done giving our presentation to them, we sang Home Means Nevada to them.
When we were done singing the song to them, they sang a song to us. The song they sang was in Maori. Then they asked us some questions. When they were done asking us questions, we asked them some questions.
One of their favorite foods is chicken. They also say chook for chicken. They have 100 kids in their school. They like to play rugby. They have 42000 people in Nelson, New Zealand.
They asked us how we got to school? Some of us walked, some got a ride and some rode a scooter. When they heard that one of us rode a skateboard, they got excited. I don't think they have ever saw a skateboard before. They have 4 million people in their country.
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UConn will attempt to advance to the Final Four for the fifth time in school history today.
It will require UConn's best effort of the season to beat Michigan State in the East Regional final at Madison Square Garden. Game time is 2:20 p.m.
It also will be the ultimate toughness test for the Huskies.
"We've been through a lot," senior Shabazz Napier said. "We understand that this is definitely going to be another dogfight. We don't expect them to back down and I hope they don't expect to back down.
"It's going to be a fight, and we're just hopeful that we'll be on top."
Here's pre-game preview
-- Records: Seventh-seeded UConn 29-8, No. 4 Michigan State (29-8)
-- Last game: UConn beat third-seeded Iowa State, 81-76, Friday; Michigan State defeated top-seeded Virginia, 61-59, Friday
-- Common opponents: Harvard (UConn won 61-56, Michigan St. won 80-73), Indiana (UConn won 59-58, Michigan St. won 71-66 and 73-56)
-- Probable starters: UConn, 6-1 sr. guard Shabazz Napier (17.9 pts, 5.9 rebs, 4.9 assists), 6-0 jr. guard Ryan Boatright (12.1 pts), 6-9 jr. forward DeAndre Daniels (13.0 pts, 5.8 rebs), 6-7 sr. forward Niels Giffey (8.4 pts, 3.8 rebs), 6-10 so. center Phil Nolan (3.5 pts, 2.4 rebs)
Michigan State, 6-1 sr. Keith Appling (11.4 pts, 4.5 assists), 6-4 so. guard Gary Harris (16.6 pts, 4.1 rebs), 6-5 so. guard Denzel Valentine (7.9 pts, 5.9 rebs), 6-6 jr. Branden Dawson (11.4 pts, 8.3 rebs), 6-10 forward Adreian Payne (16.5 pts, 7.2 rebs)
-- Coach Kevin Ollie: "We want to give our fans something special. It will be amazing to play 40 full (minutes) of UConn basketball and get a win, but I know it's going to take every ounce of guts we have, ever ounce of sweat and tears that we've got to win against a great Michigan State team."
-- UConn is playing in its in 11th Elite Eight, going 4-6. The Huskies have won three of the last four trip.
Michigan State is 8-3 in Regional finals, including 6-1 under coach Tom Izzo.
-- Series: UConn leads, 3-2, winning the last two including a 66-62 decision in 2012-13 season opener in Germany. The teams also played in 2009 national semifinals, with Michigan State winning 83-72.
-- Player to watch: The 245-pound Payne, a match-up nightmare.
-- Michigan State relies heavily on interior offense and perimeter defense to punish opponents. Payne and Dawson are averaging a combined 36 points and 14 rebounds in the NCAA tournament.
-- Top reserve: junior guard Travis Trice (7.5 pts).
-- The Spartans lead the Big Ten in field goal percentage defense at 39.8 and shoot 47.6 from the field.
-- Hot: Daniels is averaging 18.7 points and 6.3 rebounds in three NCAA games. Cold: UConn almost even in rebounding (33.7-33.0) in last three games.
-- Since both teams reached Final Four in 1999, UConn is 35-8 in NCAA tournament, MichiganState is 40-14.
-- Winner plays Florida in the national semifinals Saturday in Dallas.
-- Check back later for a post-game breakdown and video.
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Michael Davies, President & CEO of Southridge stated, "Our goal from beginning as well as our efforts over the past several years has been to secure a world-class mining partner that is capable of moving these projects forward, and today is a major step that direction. Southridge expects to rapidly grow and preserve an interest in its gold and silver mines operated by its partners allowing it to continue to build value through continued exploration. We believe that the exploration of alternatives for the Cinco Minas property will help the company achieve its strategic goals with superfluous profitable growth and enriched shareholder value. Furthermore we are confident that this new joint partnership with Kinross will be successful in executing our goal of building a world-class gold and silver mining facility at Cinco Minas."For further information on the Company's Gold and Silver projects, visit our website: http://www.southridgeminerals.com.
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