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MIAMI, Oct. 21, 2013 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- Miami's St. Thomas University (www.stu.edu) is making a bold move in computer program development for the next five years. The University's technology programs are housed in the School of Science, Technology and Engineering Management's 25,000 square foot Carnival Cruise Lines Science and Technology building. The state-of-the-art building envisions today's technological and scientific world, as the School expands its research platform with emerging technology of mobile programming, cloud computing and big data, supported by an academic CS-Finance joint degree academic program.
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According to a study by Microsoft and research firm IDC, cloud-based services will create 1.2 million jobs in the U.S. and Canada and 14 million jobs worldwide in all different fields by 2015, especially in telecommunications, media, banking, and healthcare. St. Thomas' School of Science is collaborating with technology leaders to build a cloud and cluster based research platform for big-data application development for the medical and finance fields. Plans include the development of a Computer Science/Finance joint degree program to train students with interdisciplinary capability on applying finance theories and information technology computing skills.
October 24, 2013 will gather sports and technology executives when St. Thomas and the South Florida Technology Alliance (SFTA) monthly meeting is held on campus at the Evelyn and George Goldbloom Convocation Hall from 5:00 to 8:00 pm. A unique panel of experts will explore how technology tools are transforming the sports fan experience, fundamentally altering how sports games are played. Dr. Wim Steelant, the University's Dean of Science, and Dr. Lu Wang, Assistant Professor in Computer Science, will highlight how the school focuses on student learning with advanced technology, modern academic programs, and and individualized hands-on scientific training in a close student to mentor relationship. At St. Thomas, all undergraduate students with an interest for research are given the opportunity to work with distinguished faculty members who have extensively published peer-reviewed research articles and reviews as well as books and book chapters. The close experience with faculty members and cutting-edge research, combined with the newest technologies, inspire the students to perform better in the classroom, while realizing their capabilities to succeed in the technology-driven marketplace.
St. Thomas University also boasts one of the top three rated sports administration programs in the country. School of Business alumni from undergraduate and graduate programs hold executive positions in the MLB, NFL, NASCAR, NBA, and other organizations. The October 24th event will include approximately 150 SFTA members coming from organizations ranging from large tech firms such as IBM and Citrix to boutique software providers. Confirmed panelists include Sportsmanias Co-Founder Vicente Fernandez; Teri Howard, VP of Technology for the Miami Dolphins; Alex Buznego, Manager of Digital and Social Media for the Miami Marlins; and Andy Elisburg, VP of Operations for the Miami Heat.
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Children's LiteratureEarly readers are introduced to the concept of money in this "Rookie Read-About Math" book. It is formatted like a picture book, with photographs instead of illustrations as prominent as the text, but it is actually an early reader textbook. It starts out with a scuba diver looking for treasure on the bottom of the sea, followed by a picture of the kind of coins and jewelry that have been found on sunken ships of long ago. It shows what U.S. coins look like and how people work, save, and spend money. Each coin and the dollar bill is presented and described, both as to appearance and relative value. A comparison of what each could have purchased in the 1900s versus now demonstrates changing value. At the end, the coins and dollar bill are shown together with captions. There is an index and a note about the author, who worked in a restaurant at age 16 where she learned to use a cash register and make change. The young reader gets a glimpse into what money is; how its value is relative; and the interrelationship between working for, saving up, and spending money. The book is child-friendly with photos often including children like themselves or things they might want to purchase or sell. It is most helpful when the relative or actual sizes of the coins and bill are shown, such as on the cover photo. A demonstration of counting or exchanging money would be a good follow-up to the book. 2004, Children's Press/Scholastic Inc, Ages 5 to 8.
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North Loop water main break: The day after
A woman gets carried away from the site of yesterday's North Loop water main break.
Former City Pages web editor Jen Boyles lives in the Whitney Square building at 2nd Avenue North and 2nd Street in the North Loop, near where yesterday's water main break occurred.
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Boyles and her fiance went to sleep last night still without running water, but hopeful their service would be restored by this morning. It didn't happen, and she called 311 to get an update. The word from the city? "Plan for it to be out until Sunday morning or Saturday evening," Boyles said.
Until then, Boyles and her fiance will rely on the kindness of nearby friends whose service has been restored and gallon-sized water jugs.
"It's something you take for granted and when it's not there it's really, really irritating," Boyles said. "I'm really wishing at this point I would've done the dishes the night before."
Between Whitney Square and another loft building that remains without water across the street, Boyles estimates about 500 residences are still waterless today, along with about 10 businesses near the intersection of 2nd & 2nd. She said the neighborhood is eerily quiet today, presumably because many of those stuck without water are staying elsewhere for the time being.
More information about the circumstances of yesterday's break comes via the Star Tribune:
Scott Beron, public safety director for the developer, Ryan Companies, said a subcontractor, United Sewer and Water, was boring under the street to hook up city utilities to the project when the break occurred. The crawler hoe that might have punctured the main fell onto its side as water gushed out and undermined the soil beneath it.
Before dawn Friday, a crane was positioned to pull the hoe from the scene.
City Attorney Susan Segal said Minneapolis will seek reimbursement from the party responsible for cleanup costs and other damages...
By the time workers shut off the water an hour and 20 minutes after it began to flow, nearby sidewalks were glazed in ice. As the water slowly ebbed, backhoes scraped layers of mud left behind while others covered the street in salt to break up the fast-forming ice and keep sewers open.
Just before 10 this morning, the Strib's Kelly Smith posted this image of the cleanup effort:
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WCCO reports that the break spilled 14 million gallons of water onto downtown streets. Stretches of Hennepin Avenue, 1st Street, and 2nd Street remained closed this morning.
Boyles said that despite the inconvenience of not having water, it could've been worse. After the main break, her condo building's parking lot was flooded with five feet of water, partially submerging some cars.
"I'm really lucky to have been lazy and driven to work [yesterday] otherwise my car would be floating, because ground zero was right across from my building, and there was five feet of water in our lot," she said.
Though her mom tried to reassure her that a weekend without water "is gonna be like camping," Boyles said she plans to get out of town this weekend and visit her sister in Brainerd.
"I'm just crossing my fingers that what [the city] says will be true, and it won't be one of those things where it's like, 'now it's gonna be Wednesday, now it's gonna be Friday,'" Boyles said.
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University of Minnesota's Doctoral Program in Art History trains scholars who go on to careers in universities, colleges, museums, and other arts institutions throughout the nation and the world. The Department of Art History is an exciting place to ground yourself in the theories and methods of art history, to pursue interdisciplinary work, and to develop a global perspective on the discipline. Our current faculty and institutional strengths support specialization in eight overlapping fields: Art and Archaeology of Ancient Persia (including Achaemenid, Seleucid, Parthian and Sasanian Iran); Islamic Art (including the medieval Persianate world and the Ottoman, Safavid and Mughal empires); Art and Archaeology of Late Antiquity; the Global Early Modern in Europe and the Atlantic World; Italian Baroque Art; North American Art and Visual/Material Culture; Film and Photography; and Contemporary Art and Theory.
As a major research university located in a thriving urban center, the University of Minnesota has much to offer students of the visual arts. On campus the Weisman Art Museum, designed by architect Frank Gehry, features an outstanding teaching collection, stimulating exhibitions, and an active programming schedule. Beyond the university, you will find in the Twin Cities a lively arts community and world-class art institutions including the Minneapolis Institute of Arts, the Walker Art Center, and the Guthrie Theater.
We are committed to supporting graduate students intellectually, professionally, and financially. The interdisciplinary programming of the Institute for Advanced Study and other campus centers provides many opportunities to exchange ideas with colleagues in other fields. You will encounter opportunities to curate exhibitions on campus and in the community. And you will enter into a graduate student community that is remarkably active in presenting papers both nationally and internationally. The Department of Art History's graduate student professionalization workshop meets several times each semester to discuss such topics as teaching methods, journal and book publishing, c.v. preparation, and the job market. Funding for graduate studies is guaranteed for up to 5 years, through a combination of teaching assistantships, research assistantships, and fellowships.
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synagogue and racial graffiti at a city park.
Police spokesman Cpl. Charles Bagsby Jr. said a search of Lewis'
home last week found an explosive liquid and other items possibly
related to explosive making materials.
The anti-Semitic images were spray painted on the Tree of Life
Synagogue in west Mobile, making reference to the neo-Nazi type
groups "Combat 18" and "Waffen SS."
Police also found similar spray painting at Cooper Riverside
Park downtown, depicting threats against Jews and
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Yesterday I turned off my pc which has Windows 7 Ultimate 64-bit. It didn't turn off so I forced it off as it was getting late. Now I turn it on to find out that stuff like windows aero didn't load. Here's a screenshot:
Oh, and for those who will tell me to just switch themes:
I tried troubleshooting it, but we all know nothing good ever comes out. Also, when I tried shutting it down today, it wouldn't.. It would just remove the GUI leaving only the desktop background and mouse pointer.
I've tried rebooting in safe mode, still the same (when I reboot from safe mode to normal mode)
I've also tried using a Windows Repair Disk... but the Startup repair utility didn't work, and the closest system restore point is at 13th September 2013, which is a bit far away considering that this problem began last night.
Thanks to anyone who will post helpful answers
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text: Washington Park Cincinnati Food + Wine Classic By 91.7 WVXU • Sep 5, 2014 Listen Listening... / 22:20 A Jug of Wine, a Loaf of Bread - and Thou... along with more than 40 of the citys top chefs, vintners and brewers, all coming together for two days of tastings, contests, parties, lectures and demonstrations, to show off Cincinnati's ever-growing and dynamic food scene. That's what's happening September 12 and 13 in Washington Park and downtown Cincinnati, with the inaugural Cincinnati Food + Wine Classic. Here to give us a preview of the event are City Stories Media Co-Directors and founders of the Food + Wine Classic, Courtney Tsitouris and Donna Covrett, along with Kathleen Norris from Urban Fast Forward, who has been an advisor for the Food + Wine Classic. For a schedule of events, please visit cincinnatifoodandwineclassic.com. Asian Food Fest Comes to Washington Park By Jim Nolan • Aug 29, 2014 Listen Listening... / Cincinnati's Asian Food Fest returns for its fifth year with a new location, new fun events and a new focus on more authentic cuisine. LUMENOCITY Live Webcast By 91.7 WVXU • Aug 2, 2014 washingtonpark.org LUMENOCITY returns for three magical nights! On Friday, Saturday & Sunday, Aug. 1-3, Cincinnati's Washington Park will be the site for great music, stunning new animations, an all-new LUMENOCITY Village, and a few surprises. Behind-the-scenes of this year's LumenoCity By Mark Perzel • Jul 25, 2014 Listen Listening... / 29:59 The amazement that is LumenoCity returns to Washington Park next weekend. The event was so successful last summer, this year it's been expanded to three performances, will include an all-new visual and music program by the Cincinnati Symphony and Pops Orchestras, and provide multiple opportunities for audiences to watch, listen and experience. Joining us to explore what goes into the making of LumenoCity is Cincinnati Symphony and Pops Orchestra Vice President of Communications Christopher Pinelo, along with Steve McGowan and Dan Reynolds. Their creative design and production company, Brave Berlin, creates the digital animations, choreographed to the music of the CSO, that are projected onto the front of Music Hall. Celebrate Local Flavors and Sounds at Taste of OTR By Jim Nolan • Jul 10, 2014 facebook.com/tasteofOTR Listen Listening... / On Saturday, July 26th, Taste of OTR returns to Cincinnati's Washington Park. The Taste of OTR highlights the cuisine, culture and music of one of Cincinnati's most colorful neighborhoods. It celebrates the cultural renaissance going on in the area while also recognizing that there is still work to be done. Taste also benefits Tender Mercies, a local organization that works to provide housing solutions for homeless adults with mental illness. 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It was a really fun week online. There were a bunch of fun, musical videos posted (links below), and then we got the news that Ben Affleck was cast as Batman.
I know.
Look, we all like Ben. He's a good actor, and and even more talented director. But most of us still have PTSD from Daredevil. So read on for more on that story, and the rest of what happened online this week.
No One Is Happy That Ben Affleck Will Play Batman in Superman Sequel
Because ruining one comic franchise wasn't enough.
Sheldon Cooper gets it.
Tegan and Sara Joined Taylor Swift on Stage to Perform Their Song "Closer"
It's like watching Gulliver sing with the Lilliputians.
Nick Lachey Sings a Romantic Ode to Wendy's New Burger
The singer crooned the most passionate reader Tweets about the Wendy's Pretzel Bacon Cheeseburger, clearly served at 98 degrees. Give me just one bite, una munchies.
Pharrell Williams Offers Impromptu Song-and-Dance Routine While Ordering in Parisian McDonalds
We can't wait for the Daft Punk remix, "Get Ducky (Sauce)."
Cinderella Gets Retold with Beyoncé Songs
LaToya and LaTavia aren't cast as the stepsisters, btw.
Celine Dion Joined Twitter
There isn't enough glitter on the planet to celebrate this momentous occasion. I'm smacking myself in the chest in her honor.
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|"Indiana Jones and the Tomb of the Gods" #1 on sale June 29
Though âTemple of Doomâ was the second film in the Indy film franchise, the film was set in 1935, a year before the events of the inaugural âRaiders of the Lost Ark.â Illustrated by Steve Scott with covers by Tony Harris, âTomb of the Godsâ is set sometime in between those two films. âIt's an interesting time in Indy's development,â Rob Williams told CBR News. âOne of the things we talked about from the offset is the dichotomy in Indy's character between âTempleâ - where his mantra is âFortune And Gloryâ - and âRaiders,â where it's âThat Belongs In A Museum.ââ
In a pivotal scene in âRaiders of the Lost Ark,â Indyâs rival, Belloq, along with a caravan of Nazis, transports the Ark of the Covenant through a desert pass before our titular hero levels a bazooka at their cargo and threatens to blow it to kingdom come. But Belloq calls Indyâs bluff, knowing Jonesâ intellectual curiosity would not allow him to lose the secrets of the Ark to to history.
âIn âTomb of the Gods,â Indyâs not yet at the point in his life where he'll lower the bazooka and let Belloq have the Ark,â Williams said. âThe younger, more driven Indy wouldn't do that.â Williams believes it is Indyâs newfound humility that saves his life at the end of âRaiders,â when he chooses to close his eyes rather than gaze upon the contents of the Ark. âOur story is another part of Indy's development on the way to âRaiders.ââ
Williams was hesitant to say too much about the plot of the series, but he did provide CBR News with a few hints. âWe wanted to make the stakes huge, so it's something that could put the entire human race in peril, along with Indy's soul,â Williams said. âThere's a MacGuffin - something that could mean that everything Indy has studied all these years is a lie - a chase across the globe, and, eventually, a major revelation. You'll have to read the series to see just what Indy's looking for. But it's something that goes to the very heart of who Indy is.â
The writer said that parts of the story are based on actual events. âThere's a factual basis behind our inciting incident - an occurrence that did actually happen, and the evidence for it can still be seen today. But we're also adding in some aspects that are an homage to the writings of a certain author.â
|"Indiana Jones and the Tomb of the Gods" #2 on sale in July
Williams confirmed at least one member of Indyâs supporting cast features prominently in âTomb of the Godsâ -- Marcus Brody, Jonesâ colleague and occasional benefactor. In the films, Brody was played by Denholm Elliott, and Williams was brimming over with praise for the accomplished actor. âDenholm Elliott is superb in âRaidersâ and âLast Crusade.â He's probably the best thing in âLast Crusade,â actually. So, he's too good a character not to have along for the ride.â Whether or not fans can expect to see any other familiar faces from the Indy films remains to be seen.
For âTomb of the Gods,â Williams made the conscious decision to introduce a number of expanded universe characters into the mix, if for no other reason than to have a supporting cast that he could put in real peril. âEven if you know Indy's going to make it out okay, you don't know if they will,â Williams said. âAlso, recurring expanded universe characters help us give this run a distinct personality of its own.â
The series once again pits Henry Jones, Jr. against Hitlerâs Third Reich, but Williams told CBR News that Indyâs adversaries in âTomb of the Godsâ arenât just any Nazis. Indy crosses paths with the Ahnenerbe, a real-life section of the SS started by Heinrich Himmler in 1935. âThe Ahnenerbe was the ancestral heritage branch of the SS, dedicated to archaeology surrounding the superiority of the Aryan race and the occult.,â Williams said. âThis is, to all extent and purposes, Hitler's private team of Ghostbusters. I felt that was a pretty cool angle. So it's not just Indy verses your typical Nazi goons, it's Indy up against his counterparts from within the Nazi party.â
âIndiana Jones and the Tomb of the Godsâ is not the Williamsâ first foray into writing expanded universe tales of a Lucasfilm franchise, having written the âStar Wars: Rebellionâ at Dark Horse for the past few years. âWhen the Dark Horse guys mentioned that they were restarting the Indiana Jones comics to coincide with the release of âCrystal Skull,â I was fairly shameless in sending a begging email asking to pitch, threatening to self-harm, things like that, as it would be a dream job for me. As far as I'm concerned, âRaidersâ is about as enjoyable as movies get, and we're talking about writing one of the modern iconic heroes here. I pitched and, luckily, I got the job.â
|"Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull" opens in theaters May 22
The writer said finding Indyâs voice begins and ends with the first three films. âYou watch the movies countless times and try and get the feel,â Williams said. âThe most important thing is trying to nail Indy's core, and that's his love of archaeology. One of the first lines in issue one is someone asking Indy who he is, and he replies, âI'm a college professor. That's why he's such a great action hero. Indy gets the crap beaten out of him endlessly and he still keeps chasing his prize. And his vulnerabilities make us relate to him. He's not the biggest gag telling hero, either. He's heroic, gets angry when he sees injustice. As the filmmakers pointed out at the start of âLast Crusade,â he's a boy scout.â
After seeing artist Steve Scottâs concept sketches for Indy and Marcus Brody, Williams said the artist was a shoo-in to pencil âTomb of the Gods.â âSteveâs storytelling sensibility seems excellent, and when it comes to detailing feats of heroism, he's in a far better position than me,â Williams said. âHe was a firefighter for many years. I like to imagine him with his Indy outfit on when he's drawing the pages.â
âAs for me, if I ever got in trouble on a scene in the script, I start humming the John Williams theme music and that reminds me of what the tone should be,â Williams saidadded âEvery comic book should have an iconic theme song. It helps no end.â
Dark Horseâs official comic book adaptation of âIndiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skullâ hits stands May 22, and look for the first issue of âIndiana Jones and the Tomb of the Godsâ this June.
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All Rise...
Appellate Judge Rob Lineberger can't wait for someone to base a manga on this movie that is based on a show that is based on a movie that is based on a manga. That would rule.
The Charge
It's a real illusion.
Opening Statement
Ghost In The Shell: Stand Alone Complex: Solid State Society is a complex title with a complex lineage. The first feature anime was based on Masamune Shirow's manga "Ghost in the Shell." One of the spinoffs from this anime landmark was the series Ghost In The Shell: Stand Alone Complex by Production I.G. Ghost In The Shell: Stand Alone Complex: Solid State Society, directed by Kenji Kamiyama, is a feature-length anime which is based on the show which was based on the anime feature which was based on the manga.
Complexity aside, what you probably want to know is this: Solid State Society features cyberpunk intrigue with explosive battles and all the elements we've come to love about Ghost In The Shell over the years.
Facts of the Case
At the end of Ghost In The Shell: Stand Alone Complex: 2nd Gig, Major Matoko left Section 9 to find herself. In the two years since, Batou has developed a mild case of depression and Togusa has taken command of an ever-expanding roster of field agents.
When a super-wizard class hacker (possibly known as The Puppeteer) forces loyal followers of an exiled dictator to commit suicide, Section 9 gets nervous. Could Major Matoko be working against them as a rogue agent? What of the government's involvement in child abductions? How does a network of nursing equipment tie in?
As it always does in Ghost In The Shell: Stand Alone Complex, the plot thickens and culminates in one big-ass battle. Hold onto your wetware.
The Evidence
There are two ways to approach a critique of Ghost In The Shell: Stand Alone Complex: Solid State Society: from the perspective of one who has followed the franchise every step of the way, or from the perspective of someone casually familiar with the franchise and Ghost In The Shell: Stand Alone Complex.
For the latter, Solid State Society is an excellent encapsulation of the series and its police procedural spin on the cyberpunk story. A mystery is introduced, one that mixes cutting-edge technology with large-scale social and political themes. Lots of moody, tense legwork follows. Just when you think you know who is who and what is what, the game changes and there is a race to a nebulous finish line. Our favorite curvy Major dishes out punishment while tanks blast large holes in stuff. The mystery wraps up in enigmatic fashion; Motoko goes swimming and ponders deep existential themes.
By the end of the 109 minutes, you're treated to great imagery of whizzing bullets, explosions, hand-to-hand combat, cyber attacks, and other stylish hallmarks of the series. Yoko Kanno's haunting vocal stylings layered over the staccato blasts of gunfire and deep explosions will have your house trembling. If you're paying close enough attention, you'll be thoroughly confused. In short, Solid State Society is an excellent introduction to the show and the franchise. If you enjoy this movie, I highly recommend that you seek out the series sets and invest some time in its rich world.
The Rebuttal Witnesses
As a member of the former camp, one who can follow a sentence like "feature-length anime directed by Kenji Kamiyama which is based on the show which was based on the anime which was based on the manga," I have more to add. Given the immensely positive reaction to Solid State Society, this take probably won't be popular either: Solid State Society is more of the same, and not as good.
Given my love for Ghost In The Shell and Ghost In The Shell: Stand Alone Complex, that's an odd complaint. In terms of sheer quality, everything is up to snuff. But Solid State Society didn't grab me. It was like an extra-long episode with unnecessary layers of detail thrown in. Each image, sub-theme, and plot twist felt recycled from previous plotlines. How many times has Matoko walked away from it all, with a plaintive Batou staring at her back? How many face-to-face confrontations has Chief Aramaki had with haughty politicians? How many times have the "Uchikomas" taken on dudes in heavy tanks/uniforms? How many times has Matoko rushed to the side of a dying superhacker who was trying to reach her, plugged into its neck, and had a metaphysical conversation while Batou spewed lead at adversaries over her back? How many times have we watched in fear as Togusa walks into a trap? How often has Section 9 pursued an assassin wearing thermoptic camouflage?
I'm not insinuating that a franchise must reinvent itself with each new entry. Yet some shaking of the tree would have been welcome in Solid State Society. There is one intense moment where it seemed a major character had been killed off; that kind of risk leads to a dramatic payoff. But it was not to be; back to Square One.
Ghost In The Shell was an excellent translation of the manga. Startling images from that anime have welded themselves to the collective anime unconscious: Matoko diving off the building, swimming in water that would kill her if something went awry, or ripping her arms out of their sockets while trying to get inside a tank. Its themes resonated, particularly that of a non-corporeal entity seeking asylum. Ghost In The Shell had a lot to say and said it with unmatched style.
Ghost In The Shell: Stand Alone Complex did the impossible and interpreted that interpretation for the small screen. It established a simple, but rich, expansion of the universe. Almost any given trilogy of Stand Alone Complex episodes rivals most anime features in terms of action, complexity, and style.
But as the interpretations continue, the self-reference is getting stale. After the Puppet Master and The Laughing Man, The Puppeteer simply doesn't stand out. The Solid State Society doesn't adequately distinguish itself either. Though Solid State Society is different because it introduces the possibility that Matoko was working against Section 9 (and possibly even against herself), this spin is not a fundamental shift beyond anything we've seen before in the show. Just because this feature shows Matoko squaring off against a tank (or swimming while thinking deeply, or jumping off a building) doesn't mean the images have the same impact as they did the first or second time. The plot is also far too subtle and convoluted even by Stand Alone Complex standards.
Perhaps my expectations were too high, or perhaps I've been spoiled by the stellar quality of the show. All I know is that Solid State Society is like one long episode arc, and there were better episode arcs in the series itself that took more risks and had more action.
Whether you're a casual fan or a nitpicker, Manga has provided a decent DVD for this release. Slight artifacts in the backgrounds are the only visual flaw; otherwise the image is fluid, detailed, and rich with bright colors and moody blacks. Both 5.1 tracks are dynamic and expansive, with pinpoint accuracy during chase scenes and fights. The English dub is slightly stale but competent, while English subtitles cover lots of real estate and will have your eyeballs racing to keep up.
The special edition of this set is comprehensive; the extras on this release are adequate if not overwhelming. Storyboard subtitles feature storyboards that have been greatly compressed to fit into the bottom corner of the screen. The result is a highly pixelated, but unique, use of the subtitle feature. "Uchikomatic Days" lacks the frantic chaos of "Tachikomatic Days" from the first series but is similar. The best feature is the English production interview which features the cast and crew discussing their takes on the characters and the world of Ghost In The Shell: Stand Alone Complex. It is well worth a look.
Closing Statement
My main complaint is that Ghost In The Shell: Stand Alone Complex: Solid State Society is more of the same. But it's more of the same of a show that kicks all kinds of ass, so take that criticism with a grain of salt.
The Verdict
As usual, Section 9 is free to go—and probably isn't even under the jurisdiction of this court in the first place.
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Working to find actionable solutions to the nation's key challenges.
Calls for Social Security Expansion Grow Louder in Washington
How fix a critical flaw in 401(k) plans
This retirement plan lifts a million people out of poverty
Kent Conrad and James Lockhart Discuss Social Security Funding Crisis
America isn't saving enough for retirement. Can that be fixed before it's too late?
Losing Our Edge: Pentagon Personnel Reform and the Dangers of Inaction
Why the Pentagon Doesn't Want an Extra $18 Billion This Year
One Social Security Reform that Democrats and Republicans Agree On
Securing Our Financial Future
Next President Should Heed Social Security Trustees' Warning
Entrepreneurship: One issue both parties can agree on
White House details massive clean-tech spending plan
Exporting oil is key to US progress on climate change
State regulators, utilities see advantages in mass-based approach to EPA rule
A Mixed Legacy on Oil
The Clean Power Plan Goes to Court: The Arguments
Modeling the Evolving Power Sector and Impacts of the Clean Power Plan
How Short-Termism Impacts R&D Investments
DOE, Clean Line Partnership Represents a Win for Energy Infrastructure
From Science to Marketplace: The Federal Role in Innovation
The Private Sector Can Improve Our Crumbling Infrastructure
Curbing Bad Apples Won't Erase Contagion Risk
On Weed Day, banks caught between pot and the law
Sanders interview causes uproar
A creative way to pay for infrastructure upgrades
An Open Letter to the Presidential Candidates on Infrastructure
Leaders Call on 2016 Candidates to Prioritize Infrastructure
De-Designation of GE Capital is a Milestone for FSOC
Fed Sends Three Clear Messages With Insurance Capital Proposal
A New Model to Modernize U.S. Infrastructure
Dan Glickman and Robert Traynham Preview General Election Themes
Jason Grumet and Robert Traynham Talk GOP, Election 2016
How American Politics Went Insane
John Fortier on VP Selection Process, Possible Picks for Clinton and Trump
The Downfall of a Pragmatic Republican
The New Realities of Voting by Mail in 2016
Virginia Rolls Out Voter Registration Modernization at DMV
The 26th Amendment Turns 45
Ohio Adds to List of States with Online Voter Registration
Healthy Congress Index
Develop Drugs With Data
Improving food security amid growing environmental challenges
America's elderly desperately need more affordable housing
Cell therapy reversed blindness for 47,000 patients in 2015
The Future of Food Policy
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Finding Common Ground on Regulatory Approach for Cell Therapy
A Call to Action on the Future of Sustainable Agriculture
With Health Care in the Spotlight, Experts Discuss Affordability of Medicines
New BPC Effort Explores Ways to Drive Prevention-Oriented Care
Integrating Health Care And Housing To Promote Healthy Aging
BPC's Katherine Hayes and Bill Hoagland Talk Long-Term Care, Senior Housing
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Watt sounds warning bell on GSEs
Healthy Aging Begins at Home
Measuring Credit Availability and Credit Risk in the Housing Finance System
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loss is on you, you jinxed us! ;)
looks like he is out for the year
5 Hasselbeck threads on the Seahawks forums right now. They are really missing him. Good reads
looking back now that we lost week 1 to the Jaguars.
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If you read or watch any pundits this evening it makes me sick...
maybe I should have added this one?
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poll was not a slight toward Locker...just had we taken Rogers we would never had needed Locker
2002 Albert Haynesworth and could have had Ed Reed 9 picks later
2004 Aldre Woolfork and could have had Nnamdi Asomugha got picked 3 places...
Chris Mortenson just reported on tonight's game at halftime that CJ HAS asked for a trade. He is the only one who has reported this and seems to me...
writer was pretty...
I like the Locker pick alot more than that Palmer pick up. He helped a couple QB's but he couldn't do jack for Carr.
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He takes what is considered pop culture from a variety of sources – music, comic books, movies, games, etcetera – and mashes them all together to come up with something that draws on nostalgia while, at the same time, provides the audience with a fresh take on a familiar scene. He's not even going to apologize. He has nothing to apologize for.
In this side of the world, making a pop culture reference can be tedious and common place. Everyone does it these days, but somehow a few people, the Butcher in particular, gets away with it. In the Butcher's case, it could be because of his use of dynamic colors: bright, bold, hard to miss. It could be because of his unique take on childhood favorites. It could be because of his frightening name. Whatever it is, it's working for him. Superman never looked as good as The Charming Man of Steel.
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passengers in the car, but neither had the correct licence to
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Here's a link to a story from my local newspaper on the opening of the new Sonic. And from the article:"Leamy was doing traffic control in front of the restaurant on Wednesday, where — during off-peak midafternoon hours — a couple dozen cars waited in two lines for food, while a throng of walk-up customers lined up at the outdoor order booth."http://www.insidebayarea.com/hayward/ci_14154659
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Quatrro BPO Solutions has acquired localisation and testing firm Babel Media for around $25-30 million, writes GI.
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CLARENDON - Ruby May Thompson, 93, died Saturday, Sept. 8, 2007, in Amarillo.
Services will be at 11 a.m. Tuesday in First Baptist Church with the Rev. Lance Wood, pastor, officiating. Burial will be in Citizens Cemetery by Robertson Funeral Directors.
Mrs. Thompson was born Feb. 27, 1914, in Marysville to George and Elizabeth Witt Wood. She married Herschel Hanson "Shorty" Thompson on Nov. 2, 1936, in Goodnight, Armstrong County.
Survivors include a son, San Thompson of Lazbuddie; a foster daughter, Debbie Shields of Amarillo; a foster son, Charles Jackson of Weatherford; two sisters, Lovie Taylor of Clarendon and Dupree Linsteadt of Denison; seven grandchildren; and 11 great-grandchildren.
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State troopers arrested a man from Los Angeles Thursday evening after seizing more than $300,000 in meth from a 2000 Ford Explorer near Groom.
Garcia Jeronimo Bernal, 20, was taken to Carson County Jail and charged with possession of a controlled substance over 400 grams, a first-degree felony. Bernal's bond was set at $40,000, and he remained in Carson County Jail on Friday afternoon.
State troopers stopped Bernal shortly after 6 p.m. Thursday on Interstate 40 for speeding, Department of Public Safety spokesman Wayne Beighle said. When they searched the vehicle, troopers found 3,777 grams - more than eight pounds - of meth, wrapped in seven bundles, in a spare tire.
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