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An Investigation of Leader Member Exchange Effects on Organizational Citizenship Behavior in Malaysia
Lo, May Chiun, Ramayah, T., Hui, Jerome Kueh Swee, Journal of Business and Management
Past literatures have found that subordinates were not passive, but rather proactive participants who would try their best to change their work environment. Literature on manager-employee attitudinal congruence has generally found that attitude similarities between managers and employees are linked positively to job-related outcomes. This research attempts to analyze the relationship between leader-member exchange (LMX) and Organizational Citizenship Behavior (OCB) among executives and managers employed in the East Malaysian manufacturing organizations. The manufacturing companies chosen in this study included both local and multinational companies covering various sectors. In addition to the direct effect of LMX on OCB, this study has also explored the moderating effect of the supervisor's gender on the above relationship. The findings suggested that LMX has significant impact on citizenship behavior performed by subordinates but the gender of the supervisor did not appear to moderate the relationships between LMX and OCB. Implications of the findings were discussed further.
Management behavior is an important area of study as it can provide assistance or guidelines to management on the appropriate method of developing the most effective workforce. The ability of supervisors to influence subordinates within organizations has become a requisite competency and may be critical to job-related success for managers. Lord and Brown (2001) revealed that leadership works best when there is a match between the identity level of followers and the focus of leaders, as people of similar behavior tend to be attracted to each other. Past research on manager-employee attitudinal congruence has generally found that attitude similarities between managers and employees are positively linked to job-related outcomes. Supervisor-subordinate interactions and unequal power distributions are some pervasive features of modern organizations. Understanding these effects, by and large, will offer insights into employees' behaviors. The major concern of organizations today is to establish effective leadership management, and the core element in developing effective leadership management is the quality level of exchange relationship between superiors and subordinates.
The leader-member exchange (LMX) and Organizational Citizenship Behavior (OCB) have become the foundation of a new era of managing a diversified workforce in the advent of a globalized world. It is believed that understanding the process paths by which LMX relationships impact important performance behaviors, (for example, OCB) are crucial to advancing leadership in the organization. Sarawak, a state located in East Malaysia, has gone through rapid transformation from the primary sector, such as agriculture and mining, to a highly skilled manufacturing sector in the 1990s. Thus, understanding the relationship between supervisors and subordinates would serve as a platform for supervisors to assist them in developing the OCB culture among their subordinates through favorable LMX or social exchange relationships between superiors and their subordinates.
The major objective of this particular research is to promote awareness among the superiors with regards to the importance of understanding and practicing LMX as an effective medium of interaction between superiors and subordinates as well as fostering OCB among subordinates. The major concern of this research is to determine whether the LMX theory and OCB are applicable in the manufacturing companies located in Sarawak. This research attempts to answer the following questions:
* Does Leader-Member Exchange (LMX) affect Organizational Citizenship Behavior (OCB) among employees?
* Does gender of the supervisors moderate the relationship between LMX and OCB?
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Commercial Services and Selling to the Council
Cornwall Council spent £517m during the 2014/15 financial year on a diverse range of goods, works and services from 6,335 external suppliers, purchasing everything from pencils to social care services to waste collection and disposal services. The approach taken to this spending has a significant impact on the community and our own resources.
To help Suppliers tender for this work we have launched the Cornwall Supply Chain Development Programme (CSCDP) which aims to support businesses in becoming 'tender ready' and in reaching the standards required to engage in the public sector procurement process, consequently increasing their competitiveness.
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Did you know that March is National Sauce Month? How appropriate! I just posted my Homemade Teriyaki Sauce recipe earlier this week and in the spirit of passing along good ju-ju, I'm reblogging a delicious sauce recipe from a blog I stumbled across this afternoon. If you reduce the olive oil by half and use low-sodium soy sauce, this marinade can definitely be counted as WWF. Enjoy!
The weather has been so warm here in New England that I could almost be fooled into thinking it was summer. Around here, March would normally be considered "mud season."
Mud season is late winter or early spring when the snow melts. The ground is still mostly frozen so snow melt can not be absorbed and it leaves dirt roads and driveways a muddy mess.
This year however, instead of mud and ice, I am treated to sunshine and an early insect season. Along with most of the country we have been experiencing record high temperatures. Our temperatures have been something like 30 degrees warmer than normal.
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COCOA BEACH — Authorities say children found a partial human skull while spearfishing in the Banana River.
The discovery was made Saturday evening in an area between Patrick Air Force Base and Cocoa Beach.
Brevard County Sheriff's Office spokesman John Mellick says the skull was in two feet of water some 15 feet offshore. It was missing a jawbone.
Florida Today reports a sheriff's dive team conducted a grid search on Sunday but found no additional clues.
The skull has been turned over to the Brevard County Medical Examiner's Office.
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The Hottest Love Scenes of 2011
The hottest love scenes of 2011 offered movie and TV fans romance and, of course, sex. What are the best sex scenes from 2011? From Edward and Bella's headboard-breaking honeymoon scene in 'The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn' (yes, one of us had to see that) to the hilarious hookups in 'Bridesmaids,' the year brought a variety of different types of sexy to the big and small screen. The hottest TV show love scenes included 'True Blood's' Sookie/Eric coupling, 'Game of Thrones' (Khal Drogo and Khaleesi's scenes come to mind) and Vivien Harmon's sex with, well, someone in a rubber suit! Behold, my list of the hottest love scenes of 2011. See a favorite hot show? Vote it up! And please, definitely add your favorite if I haven't included it on the list.
2011 was a bit more tame overall, compared to 2010's super-sexy love scenes in movies like 'Black Swan,' 'Love and Other Drugs' and 'Blue Valentine.' There are some standouts, including Leighton Meester and Danneel Harris' smoking hot makeout session in the horror-thriller 'The Roommate' and pretty much every scene with Michael Fassbender in Steve McQueen's erotic drama 'Shame.' My personal favorite: 'Friends With Benefits.' I thought Mila Kunis and Justin Timberlake had great onscreen chemistry, and this came through loud and clear (so to speak) in the movie's hot love scenes! Don't agree with me? Vote 'Friends With Benefits' down. Think I'm spot on? Vote 'Friends With Benefits' up. Think I'm so far off (third) base by listing the hilariously hot love scene(s) from 'Bridesmaids?' Fine, vote that one down. Everyone gets a say, especially when we're talking about sex and love and all that other good stuff.
Even if the sex wasn't quite as steamy in 2011, moviegoers and TV fans had plenty of great things to watch. Don't believe me? Check out these lists of the New Movie Trailers of 2012 and Best TV Shows as proof. Of course, there were some mega-stinkers too, as highlighted on the list of the worst movies of 2011. Hollywood can't get it right every single time, sadly.
- 1v"Game of Thrones" goes to show that without the constant distractions that we have today like TV, internet and electricity, there are very few forms of entertainment left. The two most popular seem to have been brutal murder and lots and lots of sex. GoT had more sex scenes than "True Blood", "The Tudors" and "Oz" combined.
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'Friends With Benefits' offered up some of the most smoking cinematic sex scenes of 2011. And Mila Kunis, lots of Mila Kunis. The chemistry between Kunis' Jamie and her friend Dylan (Justin Timberlake, and yes he's on this list three times...JT got around in 2011) are very hot and, at times, really funny. Dylan and Jamie make a deal: They'll be friends who have sex, nothing more. And they have a lot of great sex. Though there is a little too much talking for my taste, the banter between the two is funny. My favorite is in the scene above where Dylan tries to break the tension by humming Semi-Sonic's "Closing Time" thinking that it's Third Eye Blind.
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Natalie Portman. Sex scenes. Need I say more? Oh, yeah okay, I'll say more. In 'No Strings Attached,' Portman plays a young doctor, Emma, who makes a deal with her good friend, Adam (Ashton Kutcher): a sex-only relationship. No falling in love. Just hot sex, and plenty of it. This movie definitely contains more than it's share of sexy scenes. And Natalie Portman. Enough said.
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Californication Added by: Kyle TownsendvFor a show that is known for it's sex scenes, Californication really pulled it out this year. I had thought that they had hit their peak last season with the smoking hot Eva Amurri but leave it to Showtime to kick it up a notch. This year they introduced Addison Timlin as an actress playing the Madeline Zima character in a movie based on Hank's book. Needless to say, the whole thing made for some of the sexiest scenes in the show's history.
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Ah, 'Immortals.' This one's on the list for one reason: Freida Pinto. In the 2011 movie, Pinto who stars as Phaedra, has her first-ever sex scene on film. Her sexy scenes opposite Henry Cavill (Theseus) are definitely hot. Hate to ruin this for you, but the nudity? It's not Pinto. She had a butt double for the film. Boo!
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The hottest movie sex scenes of 2011 stand in sharp contrast to those in 2010. 2010 brought us psychological thrillers filled with hot sex ('Black Swan' comes to mind). 2011? It was all about raunchy, hilarious sex. No movie sticks out more in my mind where that's concerned than 'Bridesmaids.' The sex scene between Annie (Kristen Wiig) and Ted (Jon Hamm) is brilliantly funny and...creative? Yes, creative.Bridesmaids Outtakes - watch more funny videos
Also, I'd be remiss if I didn't mention some of the, ahem, 'hot' scenes involving Melissa McCarthy's Megan and Air Marshall Jon (Ben Falcone).Bridesmaids Sex Tape - watch more funny videos
If you've seen the movie, particularly the 'uncut' version, you know exactly what I'm talking about. Food and sex: they just go together. Oh, and FYI: Falcone is McCarthy's real-life husband.
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'The Roommate' isn't particularly great as far as films go (okay I thought it was just plain bad), but one scene in particular qualifies it for a spot on this list: A super-hot kissing scene between Danneel Harris and Leighton Meester.
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Martha Marcy May Marlene Added by: Todd RamrodvIf I say Elizabeth Olsen, what would you think? Nothing much probably. Elizabeth is the younger sister of the billion-dollar powerhouse that is the Olsen Twins. Being the youngest leaves poor Elizabeth with the hard job of digging her way out from her sisters shadow. Thankfully, she figured it out. Star in a movie and have a topless sex scene. I don't know much about Martha Marcy May Marlene, but I do know that I like what I have seen.
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Kirsten Dunst's role in 'Melancholia' is getting a lot of attention for a couple of reasons. One, she's supposedly fantastic in Danish director Lars von Trier's f*turistic movie about the end of the world. And two? She's naked in it. Not just topless, either: Dunst appears completely nude in one particular scene. Hot!
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No list of hottest love scenes in 2011 movies would be complete without 'Breaking Dawn,' also known as Breaking Headboard. And that's exactly what sparkly vampire Edward (Robert Pattinson) does on his honeymoon night with his beloved human wife, Bella Swan (Kristen Stewart). The movie is PG-13 (duh), but the love scene is done well. It's hot, even without blatant nudity. You get what's going on, especially when the headboard cracks. The next morning, feathers are everywhere and there's no mistaking that these two consummate their marriage with gusto.
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'Shame' tells the story of a man struggling with a serious sex addiction, so is it any wonder that it contains some extremely hot sex scenes? Hot, and deeply disturbing too. And a full-frontal by Michael Fassbender. This movie will make you squirm, no doubt, but it might also make you hot and extremely bothered.
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In 2011's 'Like Crazy,' British student Anna (Felicity Jones) falls desperately in love with American student Jacob (Anton Yelchin). When they are separated because of visa issues, things get dramatic and rather ugly. While Jones and Yelchin certainly have some poignant, romantic scenes, it's the sex scenes between Yelchin and Jennifer Lawrence that are getting a whole lot of attention.
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How to Make It in America Added by: Maxed OutvEven though 'How to Make it in America' is about two guys in the fashion industry, it does have a surprising amount of heterosexuality in it. One of the greatest examples is the amazing Lake Bell, who does the world a favor and brings us a pretty hot sex scene as well as the morning after. Click here to see the amazingness.
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30 Minutes or Less Added by: RandolphvThough 30 Minutes or Less seems like a sausage-fest of a movie there is a great scene involving a stripclub and a lapdance given by a very hot Bijanca Kajlich. See it here.
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'Bad Teacher' is definitely raunch comedy, so no surprise it contains some pretty hot scenes. One, in particular, manages to be both hot and disturbing. And kinda annoying, too. When Elizabeth Hulsey (Cameron Diaz) sets her sights on a fellow teacher, the rich, nerdy Scott Delacorte (Justin Timberlake), she doesn't let up. During an overnight field trip, Elizabeth 'seduces' Scott. Thinking she's in for a hot night of loving, imagine her disappointment when Scott's idea of hotness turns out to be...dry humping.
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The 2011 movie 'Last Night,' starring Keira Knightley, is a bit of a cautionary tale about marriage. This, of course, includes the central issues of sex and fidelity. Knightley and Sam Worthington are a married couple, Joanna and Michael, who both face extreme sexual temptation: Joanna with an old flame, Alex (Guillaume Canet) and Michael with a colleage, Laura (played by Eva Mendes, and you know if she shows up in any movie there will be sexy scenes). Lots of sexual tension in this one, and a few very hot scenes.


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what do i do now to get pregnant?
i've been on birth control for 6 yrs. in may of this year i came off of it. i had a period in june, and july but didn't in august. i will be going for a pregnancy test this friday. my fionce and i are wanting to try. what do i need to do to get pregnant? please help. thank you.
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My husband and I tried for 3 years to get pregnant, I was only on the pill for 8-10 months!! I tried Clomid, nothing worked. But then out of the blue 3 years later, I got a positive test. I am now 17 weeks. Dont let it bring you down, as soon as you and you body are ready it will happen. Good Luckposted 09/20/2007 by Jennad03
I was on birth control for 8 years. It took me a year and half to get pregnant after I got off. I now have a healthy 5 month old. I know its hard but dont give up.posted 09/19/2007 by Bwasinger
Most often women do not have a fertility problem. But rather it is a problem with timing. For example, did you know that an ovulation detector kit is useless? The kit will tell you when you are ovulating - but by then it is too late to conceive! Some women don't ovulate at all. Others may be conceiving and having a miscarriage all in one month and are thinking they are having an irregular period. I HIGHLY recommend ordering the book: "Taking Charge of Your Fertility" by Toni Weschler. This taught me a lot - including answering embarassing questions that I always had about the female body. GOOD LUCK!posted 09/27/2007 by Karin-72
I would highly recommend checking out the book "Taking Charge of your Fertility." I wish I had discovered it sooner. I have been TTC for almost a year and since I read that book a couple months ago I feel like I'm in control of the process for the first time - I know exactly when I am ovulating. You could also try ovulation predictor kits, but these can get pricey if your cycle is irregular. The key is figuring out when you are ovulating so you can catch that tricky egg, and this is hard to do with calendars when your cycle is irregular, as yours appears to be now. It would also be a good idea to talk to your Dr. and tell him/her you are trying to get pregnant - mine had several things she wanted me to do (like get immunizations, etc.) Good luck!!posted 09/23/2007 by ceolmhor
Every person is different just like your body is not the same as anyone else's. I got pregnant with my first child only two months after coming off of the patch. We weren't really trying but we weren't doing anything to prevent it either. It just happened. Now that I am actually trying to get pregnant it doesn't seem nearly as easy. I have been back on birth control for two years and just came off last month. It seems that planning a pregnancy is a lot more difficult than just letting nature take it's course. But it isn't that simple if you really want a baby at a certain time or you feel like your biological clock is about to run out. It will happen one day....don't give up or get too discouraged.posted 09/27/2007 by JanelleLeigh84
Don't be disheartened. It may take awhile for your system to get back to normal after birth control. It took me 3 months before I was regular again.posted 09/12/2007 by a BabyCenter Member
I had this same problem getting pregnant after ending my birth control. It can take up to six months for your cycle to return to normal and start ovulating. What i did was I counted the first day of my period as day on and the days 10-14 i took a home ovulation test because those are the fertile days if you cycle is between 28-32 days. Good luckposted 10/01/2007 by rosescarborough
Relax and enjoy your husband! Sometimes it takes awhile for your body to get rid of the pill out of your system. It will happen. God Bless!posted 10/03/2007 by a BabyCenter Member
Birth control takes awhile to get out your system sometimes. Could take 2-4 months. I'd just keep trying. Buy ovulation tests they help out.posted 10/13/2007 by heatherhowell01
I was on birth control for about a year then came off also and I am currently in the same boat as you, try using the ovulation kits that is what I think I'm going to start trying because - with getting off the pills from being that long of a user you are no longer that familiar with your cycle, you know what I mean thats all I could tell you! So Good Luck & God Bless!posted 10/02/2007 by saruche
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Nestled in the heart of Puerto De Santiago, this is an ideal spot from which to discover Tenerife. The hotel is 10 minutes from the impressive Los Gigantes cliffs. The hotel is ideal for families, offering marvellous views over the Atlantic Ocean and the Island of La Gomera. The excellent climate the island enjoys year-round has turned this into an extremely popular destination with holidaymakers.See more
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Stil Los GigantesPuerto Santiago, Tenerife , Flor de pascua 12 - Map/5 Customer reviewsof 12 Opinions
Located by the sea and against a spectacular backdrop of cliffs, this hotel is situated in the southwest of the island. It is close to the Puerto de Santiago tourist area with banking services, shops, bars, supermarkets and more. Santa Cruz is around 100 km from the hotel. This air-conditioned beach hotel offers guests a wide range of facilities which includes a hairdressing salon, games room and TV lounge. Those arriving by car may leave their vehicle in the hotel car park. All rooms are en suite with a shower and bath and have a balcony which offers amazing views overlooking the sea. Guests can enjoy the 2 swimming pools, one freshwater and one saltwater, and a sun terrace with sun loungers and parasols. A sauna and steam room, and a spa area with hot tub, is also available to guests who are looking to unwind and get away from their hectic lifestyles.See more
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Barcelo SantiagoPuerto Santiago, Tenerife , La hondura, 8 - Map/5 Customer reviewsof 47 Opinions
Situated in a magnificent frontline position in Puerto de Santiago on the west coast of Tenerife, the modern hotel Barceló Santiago boasts spectacular views over the impressive cliffs of Los Gigantes, the Atlantic Ocean and the island of La Gomera. Restaurants and bars are just a few steps away. The international airport Tenerife South is at a distance of approximately 45 km from the hotel. The rooms have a stylish design and most of them enjoy fantastic views of the sea and the cliffs. The hotel offers 3 outdoor pools, two of them heated in winter, as well as a children's pool, a mini-club, a gym and various sports facilities. Guests can get pampered in the excellent spa area with hydromassage pools, Turkish Bath and sauna or sip on a cocktail while taking in the remarkable atmosphere of the surroundings. This hotel is a perfect choice for guests wishing to spend a wonderful holiday by the sea.See more
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Poblado MarineroPuerto Santiago, Tenerife , Poblado marinero s/n apto. 24 - Map/5 Customer reviewsof 15 Opinions
This complex is located directly next to the beautiful Los Gigantes yacht marina, at the top of a steep slope above the water. The sea and the beach are within 15 m of the hotel, the centre of Los Gigantes is 300 m away and public transport connections are 400 m away from the hotel.The apartment complex comprises a total of 91 apartments spread over 3 floors. In the entrance hall guests will find a reception desk manned around the clock, a hotel safe, a currency exchange facility and lifts. In addition, the hotel contains a restaurant, a bar, a games room and a TV room. The hotel also offers guests public Internet access (charges apply), and a laundry service (charges apply).The apartments are decorated in a contemporary style and fitted with a bathroom with a shower, a kitchen with a fridge, oven and tea and coffee making facilities as well as a living area, a room safe and either a balcony or a terrace.Guests may enjoy the saltwater swimming pool in the hotel grounds with its extensive sun terrace with sun loungers and parasols (charges apply) laid out ready for use and a natural lake.Breakfast is offered to guests every morning. Lunch may be chosen from the à la carte menu.See more
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Oklahoma football: Wide receiver Justin Brown might be a game-breaker as a punt returner
NORMAN — The crowd noise began to heighten during the 20 seconds that ticked off the clock.
By the time Ryan Broyles slowed to a walk into the end zone, the announcer shouted, "Oh, Mama. Touchdown, Sooners."
The Oklahoma star had just completed an 87-yard punt return in the 2009 Bedlam football game in Norman.
Two-plus seasons and 70 returns since the Sooners returned a punt for a touchdown, Broyles is now a Detroit Lion. And for the first time since his freshman season of 2008, the Sooners were about to start a season without an experienced hand to field punts.
Then, one dropped out of the sky.
Justin Brown's punt returning skills rank behind his receiving talents on the list of most important ways the Penn State transfer will help the Sooners. But they're still significant.
Not since Antonio Perkins set an NCAA record with three punt-return touchdowns in one game against UCLA have the Sooners had a game-breaker in that spot. Broyles was an All-Big 12 punt returner in 2009, but his dependability was more important than the threat of a big play. He averaged 11.0 yards on 107 career returns, which rank third in OU history behind Perkins (113) and Jarrail Jackson (126).
Enter Brown, another reliable, experienced — if not entirely explosive — hand.
This week, coach Bob Stoops announced the senior will return punts.
Brown returned 42 the last three seasons, averaging 7.0 yards. OU's next most experienced returner: Kenny Stills (6.0 yards on nine career returns).
"I'm not here to be the face," Brown said. "I'm here to contribute. If that's where they say I can help out, that's what I'm going to do."
There's some reason to believe he could do more than just help out.
When word surfaced last month that Brown was considering a transfer to Oklahoma, hits soared on a YouTube video of his 93-yard punt return for a touchdown against Houston in the TicketCity Bowl. The video ends without mention of this: officials ruled Brown had stepped out of bounds, shortening the return to 26 yards.
"Almost," Brown said. "Definitely learned from that. Hopefully I don't run that close to the sideline when we get in that situation again."
Brown's 69-yard touchdown reception and that return were about the only bright spots that day in Penn State's 30-14 loss to Houston — Brown's last game in a Nittany Lions uniform.
Still, his career-long was a 33-yarder in Penn State's regular-season finale against Wisconsin, so the Sooners search for a game-breaking returner continues.
But Brown's size — 6-foot-3, 209 pounds — can be a plus in returning punts.
"When you can bring a guy in that can play receiver and can punt return at that size, it's kind of unusual," said Jay Norvell, OU's co-offensive coordinator and receivers coach. "He's definitely a sure-handed guy and a guy that's played in a lot of situations and it's just good to have that on your team.
"He gives everybody else confidence, and as a coaching staff, we feel good about it because he's been in those situations before, he's not brand new."


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Undead Labs have kicked off 2014 with a patch for the PC version of State of Decay, their zombie killing and avoiding extravaganza. The latest update includes:
- Fixed several instances of community members standing idle.
- Players will no longer see an event called CHEAT CHEAT CHEAT. This was a developer-only fate card that didn't get removed before going live. Sorry, everyone.
- Fixed a bug that prevented Chemical Incendiary research at Snyder's. Players may now satisfy the prerequisites with the built-in workshop (and not with other workshops).
- Synced stealth kills vs. walls and low walls now properly credit the Ninja challenge.
- Inventory stockpiles are now limited to 120 instead of 60.
- We no longer zero out meds and snacks on next day and instead just subtract home population
- Fix for some story missions not progressing (those not getting the Watchtower mission at the Grange).
That's not all though. According to Undead Labs there are "big things going on with State of Decay" but they're not quite ready to reveal their plans as they start work on prototypes.
What we do know is they've signed a new multi-year, multi-title agreement to extend their development relationship with Microsoft Studios. This has to good news for PC gamers as I'm pretty sure that whatever they do next with the State of Decay franchise PC gamers will benefit from more content, and possibly even a sequel of they go down that route.
If you want to know more about the game read Peter's DLC review and main game review.
Be nice if the game had a manual
Is it me or are they anyone out there that wish State of Decay engine to be used for some GTA-style game instead of zombie ?
This game is one of the biggest surprises to come out in 2013. Can't wait to see more surprises.
If Undead Labs is getting more involved with Microsoft Studios, their next game might not even come out on PC. After all their first title was already release late on the PC, so it won't look like they'll fight really hard for a PC version. Not that they did much good on it, since mouse aim is still spotty. And ironically, Microsoft Studios is the worse publisher for PC since they have shown that they will keep franchise on Xbox if it suits them more.
Piece of crap game.
Campaign? feels like its put together by user made missions
Open world? Just pointless grinding with resources that goes nowhere. So what if you got alot of assault rifles, its not like they do anything to zombies. SO what if you got alot of food? The game is gonna use that up when you are NOT PLAYING the game and will make you grind for more.
The game is filled with bugs, the framerate is never stable the combat and the stealth mechanics are a complete joke.
The dialogues are horrible i thought it was made by some small russian studio, lol it is actually a studio in the USA.
Long story short screw this complete piece of crap. It would have been amazing as a coop/mmo game, but i dont see the point grinding with horrible design, bugs in a singleplayer game. Whats the point? You never really achieve something and like i said the campaign is shit.
make it a mmo/coop game and people will play it, as it is, its pretty borring with alot of padding.
Completely agree with dakan45 on all his points. Once you play the game alot you kinda feel like "whats the point?" particularly in Breakdown DLC. But saying that I still end up playing the game time to time! Feels good to get kitted up and do some insane zomb killing spree.
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'American Radical'
By D.D. Guttenplan
To the Meet the Press audience on December 12, 1949, there was nothing special about the confrontation between I. F. Stone and Dr. Morris Fishbein. As editor of the Journal of the American Medical Association, Fishbein was a well-known foe of what the AMA called "socialized medicine" in any form; Stone, a sometime member of the Meet the Press panel since 1946, could always be relied on for provocative, irreverent, and persistent questioning. The country's most influential physician had already denounced national health insurance as "the kind of regimentation that led to totalitarianism in Germany." When Fishbein also condemned compulsory coverage as "socialistic," Stone demonstrated why the show's producers considered him "a good needler": "Dr. Fishbein, let's get nice and rough. In view of his advocacy of compulsory health insurance, do you regard Mr. Harry Truman as a card-bearing Communist, or just a deluded fellow traveler?"
The arguments over national health care did not advance much in the next sixty years, but for I. F. Stone that broadcast marked a kind of limit. After a career that saw him rise to national prominence not only on television and radio but as a correspondent for the Nation and a columnist for PM — the legendary New York tabloid that refused advertisements and revolutionized American newspapers — he was about to disappear. Not literally, of course. For the moment, Stone still had a job, though his latest employer, New York's Daily Compass, had fewer readers than the same city's Yiddish Daily Forward. And if the days when his habit of sauntering into various New Deal agencies and making free with the phone — and the files — were behind him, he still had friends in Washington, some of whom were even willing to be seen talking with him. But it was to be another eighteen years before I. F. Stone was next on national television. And though he lived to an age when political punditry dominated Sunday morning broadcasting, he was never again invited back on Meet the Press.
A decade earlier, Stone had already developed as much "access" as any journalist in the country; his patrons included Felix Frankfurter, the Harvard Law professor and future Supreme Court justice, and Thomas "Tommy the Cork" Corcoran, the president's political fixer. During World War II, Stone worked closely with Walter Reuther and other union leaders in proposing plans to increase production of aircraft and arms; his exposes of the Alcoa Aluminum trust's war profiteering and the Standard Oil Company's cozy cartel agreements with the German firm I. G. Farben brought him kudos from the chair of the special Senate Committee to Investigate the National Defense Program, Harry S. Truman. After the war, Stone's undercover journey accompanying Jewish survivors of the Nazi Holocaust as they defied the British blockade of Palestine made front page headlines; his reports under fire from the new state of Israel made him a hero to America's Jews.
And then, slowly, he vanishes. He opposes President Truman's loyalty program and the establishment of NATO, supports the Marshall Plan, and is denounced by the Communist Daily Worker for reporting favorably from Yugoslavia, whose leader, the former partisan fighter Josip Tito, declares his country's independence from the policies imposed in the Balkans by the Soviet Union. In February 1950, speaking at a rally against the hydrogen bomb, Stone begins, "FBI agents and fellow subversives . . ." The bureau will soon put him under daily surveillance. Although he is the author of four books, each one more successful than the last, when he writes another, on the Korean War, no publisher in America will touch it. Returning to New York in 1951 after a year in Paris as foreign correspondent for the Compass, he can't get his passport renewed. By the time that paper closes its doors in 1952, he is effectively blacklisted as a reporter; not even the Nation will give him a job. He is forty-four years old and relies on a hearing aid to make out any sound below a shout. He writes, "I feel for the moment like a ghost."
For some time he lives in a kind of internal exile. The American reporter more closely identified with the Jewish state than any other sits in Washington, D.C., in a rented office waiting for the phone to ring. When, after three years, he realizes that he hasn't had a single visitor apart from building maintenance workers and the mailman (who has been secretly sharing Stone's mail with the FBI), he gives up the office and works from home. Starting with a tiny fragment of his old magazine and newspaper audience — too few at first even to cover expenses, let alone pay his salary — he decides to launch his own newspaper. I.F. Stone's Weekly gives him a platform from which he can rally his fellow heretics, attack their persecutors, and, most of all, encourage resistance. "Early Soviet novels used a vivid phrase, `former people,' about the remnants of the dispossessed ruling class," he writes. "On the inhospitable sidewalks of Washington these days, the editor often feels like one of the `former people.'" Not all of his subscribers appreciate the irony, but for readers who want a radical perspective on current events free from sectarian distortion and distraction, the Weekly has no competition. Throughout the long nightmare of the American inquisition, whenever citizens stand up to claim their rights, I. F. Stone is there. Somehow he survives.
And slowly, almost imperceptibly, his audience returns. In 1956, thanks in part to a landmark legal victory by his brother-in-law, Leonard Boudin, he is again granted a passport. Able at last to go back to Israel for the first time in years, he returns via Moscow, eager to see whether Khrushchev's secret speech to the Twentieth Party Congress is really a harbinger of genuine reform. Comparing himself to "a swimmer under water who must rise to the surface or his lungs will burst," he declares: "Whatever the consequences, I have to say what I really feel after seeing the Soviet Union . . . This is not a good society and it is not led by honest men." Yet Stone is a long way from respectability. On Cuba and on domestic civil rights his positions are far to the left even of most liberals, and his opposition to nuclear testing and to the American interventions in Guatemala and Southeast Asia place him well outside the cold war consensus. Though his initial enthusiasm for Fidel Castro is tempered after three trips to Cuba (and a spell in a Havana jail), his continuing support for students who want to travel there and make up their own minds (in defiance of U.S. law) and for blacks rising up in the American South brings him to the notice of a new generation of readers "bred in at least modest comfort" and looking uncomfortably at the world they are to inherit.
Excerpted from the Preface of "American Radical" by D.D. Guttenplan. Published by Farrar, Straus and Giroux, LLC © 2009. All rights reserved.


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17 posts tagged with alcohol by MiguelCardoso.
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Look, For The Love Of God, Here's The Hundred Dollars, Just Please Give Me The Two Miniatures of Absolut And Shut The Fuck Up
Free Lecture On The Wonders Of Social Democracy And The Evils Of Alcohol With Every Bottle Of Booze: Outside sunny Islam, are there are worse places to get a drink than Sweden?
American Straight Whiskey
I Have Seen The Future And It's American Straight Whiskey: How many things do you know that get not only better but more numerous with every passing year? You could call it Bourbon, of course, it you wished to exclude the superb Tennessee products of Jack Daniel's and George Dickel (just because they charcoal-filter their otherwise equally impeccable straight whiskey), but you should know that this is only the result of a strictly commercial rivalry between the two main producers: Brown-Forman (who own Jack Daniel's in Tennessee) and Jim Beam (who make only Kentucky straight whiskies, i.e. Bourbons). Call it American straight whiskey and be proud! [More inside.]
Business And Pleasure/Drinking On The Job
Could This Be The Renaissance Of The Three-Martini Lunch? Do business and alcohol mix? Do business and pleasure? Must we be all be utterly sober when we do deals? Or work? Is a little lubrication slowly replacing mineral water and political correctness? Surely it's not only writers who gain from the odd whisky and soda or gin and tonic? Have you ever done any worthwhile work while under the influence? Please feel free to choose your drug of choice. Tobacco, amphetamines and benzodiazepines included. [Via eGullet's recent thread, started by Beans.]
Clamato, Canada, Caesar Cocktail
Hangover Heaven By The Sea: In 1969, Canadian Montenegran Walter Chell invented the Caesar Cocktail as the perfect reflection of (and introduction to) Italian food, by mixing tomato juice, clam juice and oregano with Brazilian lime juice and Russian vodka. Canada, Montenegro, Italy, Russia, Brazil, California: is this the perfect multi-ethnic hangover-buster or what? [More inside.]
The Benefits Of Booze
Poor, Much-Maligned Alcohol Gets A Good Word: It's quarter to three, there's no one in the place/Except you and me,/So set 'em' up Joe, I got a little story/ I think you should know... And the story is something, if you're a drinker, you probably already know. (I was so surprised by this article I wondered if it was sponsored by the booze industry. But then I mixed myself another drink; read the wonderfully-named, probably Guinness - and poteen-fuelled - Dublin Principles and drank its health anyway!)
World's Best Bars
Of All The Gin Joints In All The Towns In All The World, (You) Walk Into Mine: In Lisbon, it would have to be Lux for fun or The Ritz for serious drinking. But in all the towns in all the world, only Harry's Bar in Venice, despite the carping, would do. Listen to Hemingway! (More inside.)
Up-And-Coming Spirits
The Spirits Of The Times: Whatever's Next? In an unstable marketplace, good old spirits have been undergoing an extraordinary renaissance since 1988, with 2003 the best year yet. And growing. With summer over and thoughts turning to the more warming libations, I wonder what the next big drinking craze will be. My bets are on the wonderful, underrated fruit brandies, distilled directly from fruit juices with nothing else added: kirsch, framboise, mirabelle. Mmmm... The best eaux-de-vie, in my experience, are those from G. E. Massenez and above all (though they're quite expensive and alcoholic) from the Swiss Paul Morand distillery. (Flash req.) An ice-cold Williamine, served in a shot glass surrounded by an old-fashioned tumbler full of shaved ice: oh what bliss on an autumn night, after a late dinner with old friends!
Different Reasons For Pride In One's Country
Portugal: Officially the greediest, laziest and most drunken country in the West. What dubious, highly debatable sources of pride do you attribute to your own country?
The Old-Fashioned Cocktail
You've Come A Long Way, Baby: Unfortunately, you picked the wrong one, dear old Old-Fashioned, dean of cocktails. Robert Hess's definitive essay on the ever-changing ways of making one shows just how contentious a cocktail recipe can be. It also bears sad testimony to how the great classics are being fruited up, iced up, fizzed up, shaken till obliteration and generally girlied, dumbed and boozed down. So how do you stand on the cherry, the pineapple and the orange? And don't even bother commenting if you're a seltzer fan! ;)
Richard Carlier's Cocktail Database
The Cocktail Season Is Upon Us! Get That Cocktail Season Off Of Me! For I regret, Mesdames, Messieurs, that 2003's best little cocktail website is in French. Sacré Bleu! [More inside.]
The Amazon.com Of The World Of Spirits
The Amazon.com Of Spirits is getting closer and closer, with California's BevMo now giving Internet Wines and Sam's a good run for their money. If you cunningly use Wine Enthusiast and the Chicago Institute for your tasting notes (I don't much like the gushing, amateurish drivel on Epinions, but some reviews are surprisingly good) you're away and ready to say: "Wake up Mr. Bezos - your time may be almost up. What are you waiting for, kind sir?" [I linked to vodka selections for comparison purposes, but here are the main links to BevMo , Internet Wines and Sam's. Unfortunately, I failed to find a good price comparison guide to complete the package. As for European online spirits retailers, I found none with the kind of range a discerning drinker will countenance.]
The Inexplicable Mystery Of American Rye Whiskey:
The Inexplicable Mystery Of American Rye Whiskey: Almost nobody drinks it! It's arguably the best American spirit there is. It's great straight and indispensable in such classic American cocktails such as the Manhattan, the Whiskey Sour, the Old-Fashioned and the Sazerac[Chuq's MeFi recipe is my favourite.] Thanks to the dedication of a few master distillers, it's currently being revived. And yet...[More inside]
Try Saying Kentucky Derby, Kentucky Tea And Mint Julep Without Smiling:
Try Saying Kentucky Derby, Kentucky Tea And Mint Julep Without Smiling: it can't be done. Coz June is busting out all over in Bourbon country and the mint is as high as an elephant's eye. For this we all rejoice. But - wait - did you know that, for that most perfect Summer drink, the thirst-quenching nec plus ultra they call the Julep, "the most important ingredient is a T-shirt for the mint juice extraction"? Oh yes! The time has come. Here comes the sun. Mmmm...
For Lent, I'm Giving Up Not Drinking Cocktails - What About You?
For Lent, I'm Giving Up Not Drinking Cocktails - What About You? I collect cocktail books but there are two web sites* that are just as good as the best bartender's bible. The first is Dale DeGroff's. The second, sadly discontinued but still invaluable, is Paul Harrington's. Both are very personal and reveal a deep knowledge and love of this quintessentially American and civilized art form. Cocktails may very well be the only truly democratic and universally accessible pastime. They can be made at home quite cheaply by anyone and be just as delicious as the very best served in the very best bar to the richest imbiber in the world. Not to mention their incredible Valentine's Day potential... so what's it to be, pal? *Webtender, Drinkboy and Esquire's cocktail guides pale by comparison
So When Can The Boy Start Drinking Then?
So When Can The Boy Start Drinking Then? From February 1 you'll have to be 16 to order an alcoholic drink in Portugal. We Portuguese were the last bastion in Europe - with no age limit at all - but have finally given in the to pressures from the European Union. Yet young people here enjoy drinking but rarely get drunk. Age limits vary wildly all over the world and the debate on the ideal drinking age rages on. The U.S. is still the strictest country of all. And yet public displays(and tacit approval)of drunkenness seem to be far more prevalent in the stricter countries than in those who have more liberal legislation. So what should be the minimum drinking age? [The main link, in Portuguese, refers to the political battles that preceded the new law. Interestingly, it reports the Portuguese government resisted EU pressure to limit 16-year-olds to beer and wine, more or less saying "alcohol is alcohol - you can get drunk on anything - so it would be silly to limit young people's choices." ]
The Holiday Season Without Vintage Port? Unthinkable, Dear Fellow!...
The Holiday Season Without Vintage Port? Unthinkable, Dear Fellow!... But what vintage? I suggest the year you were born. Find out what your Vintage Port was like; how it's drinking now and what it says about your particular harvest (More inside)
Are you drinking too much?
Are you drinking too much? Daniel Lieberman is a psychiatrist at George Washington University who has posted a clinically-tested questionnaire which measures personal relationships with the demon drink. Unlike the usual amateur "are you an alcoholic?" tests on the Net it seems methodologically sound and non-judgemental. I don't know about scientific - but it may actually be useful in a Socratic, "know yourself" sort of way. It does take about 10 minutes to fill out - enough for half a gin and tonic - but it's free, well set out, and will probably leave you feeling slightly less guilty about your drinking habits than before. So...chin-chin!
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Carlsen was the new mozart and Capablanca was the old one. Doesn't matter on who is or not.
Yeah, and we don't need a certification institute to decide.
I wonder how "mozart" they really have become.hmmm....
Who knows the criteria here? What does it take to be the Mozart of chess? You need to chase women like Mozart??
Sometimes it becomes funny when we give titles like that when It could also be "The Leonardo" of chess or "Michaelangelo" of chess or "Sebastian" of chess. Any idea why the title "Mozart" ?
So the criterium is effortless brilliancy.? I would think Aljechin, Carlsen, Fischer are candidates then. Capablance was not creative enough.
Capablanca most often than not plays for simplicity. In his book "Last Lectures" he has emphasized on the fact that when a clear win is seen no need for other brilliancy continuation is needed. I think Capa is a practical player. Mozart of chess huh? then who is its Leonardo?
What were Fischer's last words?
"Nothing is more soothing than a human touch" ? (are we talking about his death bed words?)
"I could really use a shave."
What the Mag said.
Capablanca was not creative enough.
"My doctor's a what!?"
"Well, at least now I'll finally get some rest. I mean, it's not like they're gonna exhume me or something."
This is not going to last to 50 comments where players start to insult each other. Or refute each others point to where they are both wrong. lol
This is going to last to 50 comments where players start to insult each other. Or refute each others point to wher they are both wrong. lol
So... what is right then?
At least Redd Foxx hasn't shown up yet.
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Key exchange settings
The strength of the keys which protect the key exchange phase is enhanced by the following features:
Key lifetimes
Lifetime settings determine when a new key is generated. Any time a key lifetime is reached, the associated SA is also renegotiated. The process of generating new keys at intervals is called dynamic rekeying or key regeneration. Lifetimes allow you to force the generation of a new key after a specific interval. For example, if the communication takes 100 minutes and you specify the key lifetime as 10 minutes, 10 keys will be generated (one every 10 minutes) during the exchange. Using multiple keys ensures that if an attacker manages to gain the key to one part of a communication, the entire communication is not compromised. Automatic key regeneration is provided by default. You can override the defaults and either specify a master key lifetime in minutes or by the number of session keys, or enable master key perfect forward secrecy (PFS).
Caution should be taken when setting very different key lifetimes, since they also determine the lifetime of the SA. For example, setting a master key lifetime of 8 hours (480 minutes) and a session key lifetime (set within a filter action) of 2 hours might result in a quick mode SA that is in place for almost 2 hours after the main mode SA has expired. This has the potential to occur if the new quick mode SA is generated just before the main mode SA expires.
Session key limit
Repeated rekeying off of the same master key might eventually compromise the key. For example, if Alice on Computer A sends a message to Bob on Computer B, and then a few minutes later sends another message to Bob, the same master key material can be reused since an SA was recently established with that computer. If you want to limit the number of times this reuse occurs, you can specify a session key limit.
If you decide to enable master key perfect forward secrecy (PFS), the session key limit will be set to 1. Master key PFS forces key regeneration each time. If you specify both a master key lifetime in minutes, and a session key limit, whichever interval is reached first will start a new key.
Master key perfect forward secrecy (PFS)
Master key PFS determines how a new session key is generated. Enabling master key PFS ensures that the master key keying material cannot be used to generate more than one session key.
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