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The shredding disc on the food processor makes quick work of grating the beets and carrots. For a pretty presentation, spoon the salad onto a bed of beet greens, spinach, or arugula. Serve with burgers or fish.
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I brought this salad to a hockey party for 17 adults to go with a meaty dinner. One review suggested adding walnuts, so I did that -- roasted in the microwave (toss with 1 tsp light-tasting oil and check after 1 min increments until brown). I tossed arugula in with the shredded carrots/beets and added about 2 tbsp honey to the dressing, but otherwise made it as written. The whole party raved, even though they were also eating delicious ribs and meat. A great colourful spring side
Very nice with tahini instead of miso. Also, preserved lemon works to replace the salt.
made this salad today was very delicious! The dressing started to seperate a bit, but I just mixed it again. I added orange segments to mine and tossed the chopped beet greens into the whole thing, looked very nice.
beautiful and healthy dish, but I thought lacked a little flavor. I followed the recipe except used it as a slaw and didn't put it on the greens
Love this salad. Hard to stop eating. No changes to the recipe except used soy sauce in place of miso. I did make it several hours ahead so the flavors would meld. Served it as a slaw, no need for greens. Will definitely make again -- for beet lovers it's a wonderful recipe, especially in the summer when its too hot to heat the oven to roast beets.
Quite good, but didn't care for the sesame salt.
I didn't have coriander seeds, so I toasted the ground coriander I had and it worked fine. I added 1-2 teaspoons sugar/honey to dressing and made it all in the food processor.
Really good! Personally I ate it by itself like coleslaw- I think it can stand on it's own without putting on top of greens. Could be a colorful side dish at a summer BBQ...
This is so good! I love this recipe, and its a great way to get more beets in your diet (which are crazy good for you). I made it as written, and it was exceptional. It's now part of my weekly rotation.
I have made this salad several times since I first saw it on Epicurous. It is colorful, healthy and delicious. I would not attempt it without a food processor to shred the beets and carrots but most of the work can be finished ahead of time. I also always add something to it such as raisins, or walnuts.


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Arnold Schwarzenegger's return to the big screen hasn't exactly caught the public imagination so far. As a result, it looks like he's getting weird. The actor is now in talks to play a major role in a remake of The Toxic Avenger — but he won't be the title character. No, don't close the browser tab just yet; there might yet be something good in this deal. Read More »


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'Friday Night Lights,' Season 5, Episode 9, 'Gut Check': TV Recap
People need to trust their guts in the land of "Friday Night Lights." As Coach Taylor tells the kids, the biggest obstacle is ourselves. Everybody knows deep down what the real deal is.
Nighttime on the field, and Jess is picking things up as an announcer tells us how awful the game just was. They are turning out the lights while Jess is still up there. In the locker room Vince chides his teammates, and we see clips of the bad game. Ouch.
Coach Taylor comes in as they are squabbling. He orders them out of the fieldhouse. Nice to see Buddy Jr., still on crutches, turn around slowly. Then takes the little radio trashtalking them and throws them out.
Matt! Squee! He's folding a blanket while Julie with wet hair tells him she had a great weekend, angling to stay on. He's OK with that, pretending not to notice her perky "I'm lying" high voice.
Coach Taylor talks to his colleagues, and hears "we all know the problem. It's Vince. He's lost his team."
Epyck, wearing a t-shirt with 3-d glasses on it, needs help with history to avoid flunking, and Tami offers to help. Tami's too nice to point out that her foster home is not remotely the way Epyck painted it. Because Tami's a saint and all.
The rally girls are making Senior Night signs. Luke isn't that excited as Becky paints, saying it's really for moms and dads. She's disappointed when he says that his parents want to take him out but too nice to pick a fight. So I guess he was down with her note to start over.
On the field, Coach Taylor tells them the game did not show who they were. "In my gut," he says, "there's only one thing standing between us and the playoffs—it's not our opponents, but ourselves." And he won't let that happen. He orders Vince to give Luke his jersey for the day.
Backstage at the Landing Strip Mindy feels nauseous. This is code for "I'm pregnant" on television. She wants to go home but they're short staffed. Becky offers to take her waitressing shift. Her skin is so much nicer than the strippers' it's not even funny.
Vince talks to Dad about being in trouble with the coach. Dad gives him a pep talk and suggests that Coach is pulling a power move. From his point of view, it does kind of look that way. It would be so much simpler if Coach would actually explain to Ornette why he can't tiptoe around the rules and talk to the colleges. Mom is in the kitchen looking disapproving.
Becky is good at waitressing the Landing Strip; sassing tips out of drunks and smiling a lot. Backstage she sees someone gave her a $100. But do they let teenagers serve drinks in Texas?
Tami and Coach walk the school halls and he says he's not going to be home for dinner, he's going to have a meeting with the Florida people after all. This actually works out because Epyck is coming over for dinner so she can help with history.
Coach asks Vince to meet with Luke to set patterns. Coach basically emotionally blackmails him into doing it, and when Vince says he feels like he's being punished, Coach doesn't admit it—but he is, of course. He's playing right into Ornette's version of him.
Becky gives Luke a pretty red tie to wear to dinner that she's not invited to (she bought it with her tips, but doesn't say so). "My mom is stubborn and judgmental and I'm too scared to call her on it," he pleads with her, but she's pretending not to be mad.
Vince bellyaches to Jess while doing team laundry. They bicker about the fact that he's always all about himself and he's caused all of his own problems—and then breaks up with him. She didn't really want to do that.
Gracie Belle walks in during dinner with Epyck and she's made of cute with her Starfish Princess doll. Even with Cindy Lou Who hair (wispy and not much) she's all adorable. And Epyck likes playing big sister.
Julie is going on about how college disappointed her and she loves Chicago but she worried she doesn't fit in to Matt's life anymore, as they leave what looks like a theater, and that's true, but he kisses her and says he's wanted to do that since she showed up. Wait, so she's been there all weekend without nookie? And they are teenagers?
Jess informs Luke that Vince isn't showing up to their little session. And she says she wants to win, so she starts testing him on plays. Is anyone ever going to notice this coachiness of hers?
In bed with Matt, Julie confesses her dumb affair. She's stunned that he's not mad or disappointed, but he points out that he's not her parents. And, he hopes this doesn't freak her out, but maybe they need to go get breakfast. Aw. Love me some Matt. But in the bathroom, as he looks at himself in the mirror, his gut is telling him: this girl is running away.
Coach goes to the cafeteria and tells Vince he's benched for Friday. His reply? "I hate snitches," and "you're trying to mess up my future." Shut up Vince.
Becky tries to persuade Mindy that it's OK for her to waitress at Landing Strip. She likes it because drunk guys give her $100 tips. Mindy doesn't feel well and in reply to "are you OK" she pulls out her pregnancy strip. They were planning, it yes, the way Billy came home like a whiny horny 8th grader and climbed on top of her smelling like nachos and then passed out, that kind of planning it. I love the Trailer Trash Pride of the Riggins duo. She's not happy but she doesn't look too upset either.
Tami hears from another teacher that Epyck stole $20 from her purse.
Epyck and the teacher confront each other and Epyck ends up slamming Tami against the wall. Tami is right that this is an accident, but the other teacher calls the police and Epyck ends up escorted out in handcuffs.
Vince goes to see his mom at the store, and really seems like a little boy when he tells her that Coach is putting Luke in instead of him. Mom manages this to a t by reassuring Vince that his dad loves him, but he should also think for herself. You have a good head on your shoulders, use it. Yes, maam, Vince replies.
Jess is crying in the locker room. Coach asks why and she says she broke up with Vince, and she didn't know anyone was there. He says "you know I got two daughters don't you," and to take all the time she needs.
Julie's all perky telling Matt about her sightseeing. "Don't you have to go home at some point?" he asks. He's calling her on being there to avoid her real life. Her voice comes down to normal before she goes out for a walk.
Billy is super excited about Mindy's pregnancy, actually throwing himself on the bed. When she asks about maternity premiums, he replies, "We got Riglet number two coming to the theater soon," he enthuses. "My boys can swim!" he says, putting the pregnancy kit in his mouth like a cigar. "I peed on that," she says.
Tami finds out that Epyck is going to Kilroy, I guess a juvy center, and will then go to a different home. And that's too bad since the home she was in was a good one. Coach reassures her that she did all she could. Teenagers come with a lot of baggage. Their television has rock climbers on it, and I am distracted by wondering what it is.
The front door rings. Luke is there, begging him to start Vince the next day. Coach invites him in. Welcome to another teenager with baggage
And it's senior night and Luke gets a bunch of honors. He brings the flowers to his mom. He looks super nervous. The coach goes badly at first. Ornette looks displeased, the announcer wonders aloud about keeping Vince benched, and the crowd chants "We want Vince!" Luke begs him to put Vince in too, but then at some tough talk comes up with a play. Which does it! Touchdown, and the Lions are going to the playoffs.
Vince stops Ornette from confronting the coach. He manages to be respectful to dad while doing it. Quick study, is Vince.
Luke brings Becky to meet his parents. Dad approves of his saying "let's make this a reservation for four." Mom's all "he kissed her, did you see that he kissed her."
Matt is acting all protective to Julie, reminding her to charge her cell phone, telling her to get gas. They have an awkward, cold little hug before she pulls out. Then he runs after her to tell her they'll sort it out, and they love each other. A Chicago Tribune truck nearly runs them down and they don't care. And just as she drives away the truck goes down a side street, so, truck, some reason you didn't do that in the first place?
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LABOCA observing time calculator, Ver 3.2
You can either calculate the RMS for a given integration time, or calculate the integration time needed to reach a certain RMS.
The mean point-source sensitivity of the array, determined from on-sky integrations, is 60 mJy sqrt(s). This value is achieved only by filtering the low frequencies (hence large scale emission) to reject residual sky-noise. Without low frequency filtering the observations become sensitive to extended emission at the cost of the mean array sensitivity increasing to 100 mJy sqrt(s). The proper value is selected based on if "Point source(s)" or "Extended source(s)" is checked.
Scanning area should correspond to the area covered by the scanning pattern. For a single point source, this value should be set to 0. Note that the unit is square arc minutes (arcmin2).
The calculated integration time does not include any overhead times. This overhead includes setup, target acquisition, software setup, data transfer time (writing the FITS file), telescope slewing time, and calibrations (skydips, focus, pointings and flux calibration). In order to facilitate the calculation of the total observing time needed to achive a certain goal in rms noise, a time calculation including an avarage combined overhead of 65% is also presented by the observing time calculator.
The standard way of observing with LABOCA is in mapping mode. This observing mode will result in a fully sampled map of the taget area. If the target is a point source, and the source position is known to of the order of 1", and it is located in an otherwise emission-free environment, one could select wobbler on-off mode. As the name indicates, it uses the wobbler to alternate between the source and the sky. This mode allows using the pixel with best characteristics for the observation, maximizing its on-source time, and allowing for a very efficient sky-noise reduction. Please note that this mode will not give a fully sampled map of the area, only the the emission in the center position
A default PWV of 1.0 mm is proposed. You can change this value below (this value corresponds to a line-of-sight opacity of 0.373 at an elevation of 60 degrees).
Version history
- Version 1.0: Based on the experience in the science verification.
- Version 2.0: Based on observations. Adding wobbler on-off and mode and possibility to change elevation
- Version 3.0: Adding the possibilty to change the PWV.
- Version 3.1: The RMS obtainded in wobbler mode has been updated, based on data accumulated over the years.
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Lyme disease is the most prevalent arthropod borne, emerging infectious disease. The disease is caused by the spirochete Borrelia burgdorferi, which is transmitted to humans via infected Ixodes ticks (Ixodes scapularis; commonly known as deer ticks). Lyme disease is a multiple-systemic disorder with various clinical symptoms including: erythema migrans rash, arthritis, cardiac, musculoskeletal and neurological manifestations. In the United States, approximately 60% of untreated patients develop Lyme arthritis, and more than 10% of these patients become treatment-resistant for unknown reasons. In addition, 4-10% of the untreated Lyme patients develop carditis. Currently, no vaccines are available to prevent Lyme disease.
When a tick feeds, the spirochetes migrate from the tick midgut to its salivary glands and then into the mammalian host. Borrelia burgdorferi is highly invasive: After deposition in the skin by a tick bite, spirochetes traverse the intracellular matrix, penetrate the vascular endothelial cell lining, and are disseminated to large joints, ears, heart and other tissues. However, the mechanisms involved in this invasive process, and how the organisms migrate from the tick midgut to the salivary glands, are unknown.
Borrelia burgdorferi has a wave-like morphology and unique means of motility. The organelles for motility, periplasmic flagella, are located in the periplasmic space within the outer membrane sheath and cell cylinder. These spirochetes are able to swim in highly viscous, gel-like environments such as joints, connective tissues and brain where most externally-flagellated bacteria move slowly or stop swimming. Periplasmic flagella are essential for both motility and morphology of Borrelia burgdorferi, as mutations in the gene encoding the major periplasmic flagellar protein results in cells that are rod-shaped and non motile.
Bacterial pathogens are highly adapted, with survival strategies that require multiplication and living in hosts. Chemotaxis two-component phosphorelay systems are fundamental to many adaptive responses and are often essential for virulence in host organisms. While motility and chemotaxis are critical for many pathogenic organisms to colonize and/or cause disease, the role of these processes in Borrelia burgdorferi-mediated pathogenesis has not been determined.
One of our immediate goals is to determine the extent to which motility and chemotaxis in Borrelia burgdorferi is involved in transmission and disease progression. Our long term goal is to identify a molecule or a pathway (e.g., chemotaxis signal transduction pathway) in the organism for which a novel pharmacological agent can be developed to better treat or prevent the multi-systemic Lyme disease.
Sultan S.Z, Sekar P, Zhao X, Manne A, Liu J, Wooten R.M, Motaleb M. A. Motor rotation is essential for the formation of the periplasmic flagellar ribbon, cellular morphology, and Borrelia burgdorferi persistence within Ixodes tick and murine hosts. Infection & Immunity. 83(5); 2015. PMID: 25690096
Zhao X, Zhang K, Boquoi T, Hu B, Motaleb MA, Miller KA, James ME, Charon NW, Manson MD, Norris SJ, Li C, Liu J. Cryoelectron tomography reveals the sequential assembly of bacterial flagella in Borrelia burgdorferi. Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci., USA. Aug 12, 2013. PMID: 23940315.
S. Z. Sultan, A. Manne, P. E. Stewart, A. Bestor, P. A. Rosa, N. W. Charon and M. A. Motaleb. Motility is crucial for the infectious life cycle of Borrelia burgdorferi. Infection & Immunity. 81:2012-2021, 2013. PMID: 23529620. Editors Spotlight article. Journal Cover illustration.
S. Sultan, J. Pitzer, T. Boquoi, G. Hobbs, M. Miller and M. Motaleb. Analysis of the HD-GYP domain phosphodiesterase reveals a role in motility and enzootic life cycle of Borrelia burgdorferi. Infection & Immunity. 79: 3273-3283, 2011. PMID: 21670168.
M. A. Motaleb, S. Sultan, M. R. Miller, C. Li, and N. W. Charon. CheY3 of Borrelia burgdorferi is the key response regulator essential for chemotaxis and forms a long-lived phosphorylated intermediate. Journal of Bacteriology. 193: 3332-3341, 2011. PMID: 21531807.
M. Motaleb, J. Pitzer, S. Sultan and J. Liu. A novel gene inactivation system reveals an altered periplasmic flagellar orientation in a Borrelia burgdorferi fliL mutant. Journal of Bacteriology. 193: 3324-3331, 2011. PMID: 21441522. Journal cover illustration.
J. Pitzer, S. Sultan, Y. Hayakawa, G. Hobbs, M. Miller and M. Motaleb. Analysis of the Borrelia burgdorferi cyclic-di-GMP binding protein PlzA reveals a role in motility and virulence. Infection & Immunity. 79: 1815-25, 2011. PMID: 21357718.
S. Z. Sultan, J. E. Pitzer, M. R. Miller and M. A. Motaleb. Analysis of a Borrelia burgdorferi phosphodiesterase demonstrates a role for cyclic-di-GMP in motility and virulence. Molecular Microbiology. 77: 128-42, 2010. PMID: 20444101.
Y. Pazy, M. A. Motaleb, M. T. Guarnieri, N.W. Charon, R. Zhao and Silversmith, R. E. Identical phosphatase mechanisms achieved through distinct modes of binding phosphoprotein substrate. Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. USA. 107: 1924-9, 2010. PMCID: PMC2836628.
M. A. Motaleb, M. R. Miller, C. Li, R. G. Bakker, S. F. Goldstein, R. E. Silversmith, R. B. Bourret, and N. W. Charon. CheX is a phosphorylated CheY phosphatase essential for Borrelia burgdorferi chemotaxis. Journal of Bacteriology. 187: 7963-7969, 2005. PMCID: PMC1291287.
C. Li, R.G. Bakker, M.A. Motaleb, M.L. Sartakova, F.C. Cabello and N.W. Charon. Asymmetrical flagellar rotation in Borrelia burgdorferi nonchemotactic mutants. Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. USA. 99: 6169-74, 2002. PMCID: PMC122921.
M. A. Motaleb, L. Corum, J. L. Bono, A. F. Elias, P. Rosa, D. S. Samuels, N. W. Charon. Borrelia burgdorferi periplasmic flagella have both skeletal and motility functions. Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. USA. 97:10899-904, 2000. PMCID: PMC27121.
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Osteoporosis Health Center
Types of Osteoporosis
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Types of Osteoporosis in Children
There are two kinds of osteoporosis in children: secondary and idiopathic.
Secondary juvenile osteoporosis refers to osteoporosis that develops as a result of another condition. This is by far the most common kind of osteoporosis in children. Some of the diseases that can lead to osteoporosis in children include:
- anorexia nervosa
- Cushing's syndrome
- cystic fibrosis
- diabetes
- homocystinuria, a genetic metabolic disorder
- hyperparathyroidism
- hyperthyroidism
- juvenile arthritis
- kidney disease
- leukemia
- malabsorption syndrome
- osteogenesis imperfecta, sometimes called brittle bone disease
Some osteoporosis in children is a direct result of disease itself. With rheumatoid arthritis, for example, children may have lower than expected bone mass, especially near arthritic joints. Certain drugs can also lead to juvenile osteoporosis. These can include chemotherapy for cancer, anticonvulsants for seizures, or steroids for arthritis. If your child has one of these conditions, ask your child's health care provider about testing and monitoring bone density.
Idiopathic juvenile osteoporosis means that there is no known cause of the disease. This type of juvenile osteoporosis is rare. It develops most often just before the onset of puberty. Although most of the bone density may return during puberty, children with juvenile osteoporosis usually have lower peak bone mass as adults.
No matter what the cause, juvenile osteoporosis is a very serious condition. You build about 90% of your bone mass by the time you're ages 18 to 20. Losing bone mass during prime bone-building years can put a child at serious risk for long-term complications such as fractures.
What Can I Do to Prevent Osteoporosis?
Here are some things you can do to build bone now and help prevent osteoporosis later:
- Do weight-bearing exercise. Just like your muscles, your bones need to be worked regularly to stay strong. Studies show that young women who participate in athletics have the highest bone density. They also show that postmenopausal women who take part in regular exercise can prevent or reverse bone loss by almost 1% a year.
- Eat a diet rich in calcium and vitamin D. Adults (men and women) under age 50 need 1,000 mg (milligrams) of calcium each day. All women over age 50 should get 1,200 mg of calcium daily. Men ages 51 to 70 should get 1,000 mg of calcium a day and 1,200 mg after they reach age 70. Men and women under age 70 need 600 international units (IU) of vitamin D daily. That increases to 800 IU of vitamin D after age 70. Experts feel that it is best to get your calcium and vitamin D from your diet. Good natural sources of these nutrients include milk, yogurt, cheese, dark green leafy vegetables, and fortified cereals and juices. Three and a half ounces of cooked salmon contains 90% of your daily dose of Vitamin D. If you can't get enough calcium and Vitamin D in your diet, talk to your health care provider.
- Don't smoke. The more you smoke and the longer you smoke, the greater risk you have of fracture in old age. Quitting smoking appears to lower this risk over time.


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A fairly widely accepted principle of justice is that laws and rules should not be imposed retrospectively. Yet that is precisely what is happening in the case of MPs having to pay back portions of their expenses. Members whose claims were approved years ago by different rules find that they are judged to have breached limits set only very recently by Sir Thomas Legg.
There's more than a whiff of unfairness about it all. Yet those who complain about the injustice are told to shut-up by their party leaders, for fear that the saloon-bar bores of the media will organize another lynching.
Ultimately, however, this is all the fault of MPs themselves and of their party leaders for acquiescing in the appointment of Sir Thomas Legg to investigate their expenses in the first-place.
Not only did they turn a blind eye for years to the border-line criminal activity engaged in by a small minority in their midst whilst tolerating a wider culture of poor accountability, they reacted in precisely the wrong way when the scandal hit.
To get the media off their backs they gave an outside authority, Legg, the right to boss them around. Perhaps it's force of habit, their having allowed the EU to do the same, but with Legg they're learning a bitter lesson about what happens when Parliament is no longer sovereign. And they made it so.
History matters. But thinking it the stuff of arcane mumbo jumbo MPs forgot that Parliament has rights for a reason. It is the highest court in the land and it makes law. So, it has its rights in order to protect the rest of us from arbitrary rule (remember the English civil war?). And if MPs today cannot even protect themselves from such arbitrary rule, in the shape of Legg, then how can we expect them to protect the rights of the rest of us from tyranny? Answer, it would appear that we cannot.
What is happening this week, with all of the squealing and threats of legal action by MPs, is simply a logical consequence of Parliament having accepted the imposition of an authority higher than itself. It already had an external auditor, called the electorate. Every few years we get the chance to fling out a Parliament and elect a new one.
Instead, they chose to contract in a rival external auditor, Sir Thomas. Now he tells MPs what to do. He bosses Parliament. But who voted for him? Not a soul.
Among MPs this week there is fury. They tell me that Legg won't answer the phone, that there are clear mistakes in the letters he has sent asking MPs to account for their claims, that he is law-maker, judge and jury and that they have no right of appeal.
They are right, it is a constitutional outrage. But who gave Legg this power? Who cleared the way for him to trample over their individual rights and the rights of Parliament as a sovereign body? They did. The MPs did it. If Oliver Cromwell had a proper grave he would be spinning in it.


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SIKESTON - At its first regular meeting for 1964, held Monday night, the City Council approved the appointment of Richard M. Smith to the Library Board to succeed the Rev. James E. Smith, who resigned.
SIKESTON - The First Assembly of God Christian Academy basketball has lost only one game so far this season on a schedule that included other Christian school teams.
CHARLESTON - A preliminary overview of available surplus funds for the 1994 operating budget for Mississippi County was given Thursday by County Clerk Junior DeLay. The County Commission conducted a public hearing on the upcoming budget, however, no one was in attendance. DeLay said budget requests from county office holders are due Jan. 14, indicating "a few" have been turned in.
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Don't worry oh loyal readers, I am still alive. My main computer took a crap on me about three weeks ago and I have been trying to identify the problem ever since. Thus I have not been around to entertain you with my exquisite rantings.
In other news, I received noticed that I have two more interviews in the next three weeks. That makes me five for five on interviews thus far. I do believe its time I can start relaxing a bit over whether or not I'll be going to school in the fall. Kind of an odd feeling if you ask me.
So, ole Phatty will be boppin around the country for the next few weeks. Who knows, maybe I'll be sitting next to some of you in some random city and you'll never even know it.
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A Really Low VIX Doesn't Mean It Can't Go Lower
The market's sleepy fear gauge doesn't look like it's poised to wake up anytime soon.
CBOE's Volatility Index, known as VIX, is down 5.7% at 13.48, surpassing Monday's low and dropping to the lowest level since June 2007. The VIX has lost nearly half of its value since early June, which has coincided with a more than 10% rally for the S&P 500.
"Anyone sitting on a trading desk over the past month will attest to the notion that there's a sleepy hand at the master controls of domestic stocks, pushing them higher with a weak, tired shove," Colas says.
That has pushed the VIX sharply lower. But just because the VIX has gone way down doesn't mean it can't still go lower, he warns.
"Be careful if you think the VIX has nowhere to go but higher," says Nicholas Colas, chief market strategist at ConvergEx Group.
The VIX uses options pricing to measure the market's expectations for future swings in the S&P 500. But as our Ahead of the Tape scribe Spencer Jakab points out, the VIX has a history of remaining depressed during long periods of time — like they did between 2004 and 2007 when stocks slowly drifted higher.
Historically August isn't the dullest month of the year. In the last 22 years the VIX's yearly low was hit in August only once, and was hit somewhere between November and January 13 times, Colas says.
So does all this mean investors should sit back, relax and forget about Europe, the fiscal cliff and all the other concerns floating around?
Hardly, Colas cautions.
Current levels of the VIX "shouldn't make anyone, anywhere, feel more confident about what will come down the road in October or beyond," he says. "It is simply the relative assurance that the weather will be clear tomorrow.
"Volatility, like the weather, changes with the seasons and other factors," Colas adds. "And even if you are sleepwalking, it is wise to take an umbrella."
The S&P 500 is up 0.1% at 1417, and remains only two points away from its 2012 highs. Tech is powering today's gains, with eBay, EMC and Apple among today's biggest gainers.
–Tomi Kilgore contributed to this post.
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Jennifer Yuh Nelson On Directing 'Kung Fu Panda 2′
The first "Kung Fu Panda" movie, which was released in 2008, made north of $631 million dollars worldwide and became an instant gem in the DreamWorks canon that begged for a sequel. That sequel, "Kung Fu Panda 2," will be released tomorrow and was helmed by Jennifer Yuh Nelson, who migrated to a director role after serving as head of story on the first. Speakeasy chatted with Nelson about how 3-D will enhance the viewer experience this time around, how to make it in a male-dominated industry and why feathers are so challenging to draw.
The Wall Street Journal: What was it like going from head of story on the first film to director on the second?
Jennifer Yuh Nelson: It was surprisingly easy because I've had the same crew for close to five years. We all work well together so the support system was strong. When you're head of story, you're more involved in the front half of the film, as far as the production pipeline. When you're directing, you're involved with every piece of the movie that comes through. It was cool because the kind of steps they're taking so late in the process were really inspiring.
You come from a Korean-American background and have mentioned your love of martial arts films. How did that influence you in the making of this film?
I grew up watching martial arts movies — I gravitated toward them when I was younger. I enjoyed them because of the action, but they also tend to have characters who are larger-than-life and have layers. When I had the opportunity to do something like "Kung Fu Panda" I just wanted to be on it. That's why I've spent seven and a half years on this.
Was there added pressure because the first movie did so well?
I did feel pressure but not because of a box office. I loved the first film. The crew I worked with loved the characters so much, they came back. That's where the pressure comes from — you have all your friends working on something and you don't want to waste anyone's time. We made a movie that we and our kids wanted to watch.
You are one of the few females to solo direct an animated feature. Have you encountered any gender issues as you've risen through the industry?
In my career, I have never run into a gender problem. I've been very fortunate to have so much support. A lot of the time people forget that I'm a woman. That's where we should be going. We should get to the point where it's not about a woman or a man; it's just a director. The industry has to become gender-invisible. I haven't experienced it so I wish I could understand the causes. A way to fix it would be to have more role models at the top so we can get to where it's less of a surprise that a woman is the director. We have a lot of female animators on the crew — it's not a 50-50 situation, but there are many.
This movie, unlike the first, was crafted in 3-D. What was your approach to ensure it didn't feel too gimmicky or conspicuous?
I'm a very visual person and tried to replicate what human eye sees. It's not a technical thing for us, it's more like we perceive 3-D in real life. That's why a lot of the point of focus is on the screen, it's not in front popping out so you have to cross your eyes. It's a comfortable spot. Everything else that goes out behind or in front is slightly in the periphery or has a sense of depth, while everything that you're watching is utterly clear. That allowed us to have dynamic filmmaking and fast cutting without it being gimmicky. We wanted the scale to be vast, which is what the the 3-D adds.
Tell me more about the vast scale.
Because Po is leaving his comfort zone and leaving the Valley of Peace, we had to create large-scale scenery and huge designs. We wanted vast landscapes to match his challenge. In the first film, it was hard to make a square block practical. In a sequel like this, we can build an entire city and the characters can run through it.
The villain Lord Shen has a set of very intricate-looking feathers. Were they hard to do?
Feathers can be more complicated because they have a structure that disappears into itself. There are different types of feathers that have their own arrangements. Shen had different layers of rigidity that made for a very complicated texture. Most people don't do it because it's hard but we wanted to do something different. It took us well over a year to get him in shape to animate.
3-D has come a long way, but is there some technology that isn't developed yet that you wish existed?
Anything that makes the experience more like our experience in real life. We interact with film because we're used to having it a certain way, but we need to have much more immersion. 3-d is a step. We need to make less of a curtain between us and the reality of a movie.
How about those moving seats?
I just tried that for the first time the other day. I think you have to do it well, but you certainly can't get that at home.


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Buy-to-let magnates to sell 1,000-property empire
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Buy-to-let magnates to sell 1,000-property empire
Britain's biggest buy-to-let property landlords have announced plans to sell their entire property empire.
It is thought that Fergus and Judith Wilson, who own nearly 1,000 homes in Kent, will reap around £100 million from the sell-off.
Never too far from the headlines, the former maths teachers caused outrage earlier this year when they evicted hundreds of their tenants that were in receipt of housing benefit.
Explaining the move at the time, Fergus Wilson (pictured) said the decision was based on benefit claimants' ability to pay their rent, adding that he preferred to have eastern European tenants in his homes.
In an email to the Guardian, Mr Wilson said that he had decided to sell his empire because "the market has recovered and passed the 2007 level".
The landlord, who was found guilty of assaulting an estate agent in April, said that people currently in his properties will have their tenancies protected, with contracts switched to the hands of whoever buys the homes.
Mr Wilson wasn't specific about who might buy his properties. In his email, he wrote: "Is it China Money, Indian Money, Saudi Money? We will see. I am sure there will be much interest. It has been going on for just over three months and another three to run. I would like it to end up in English hands but it is a case of who will pay top dollar!"
The Wilsons have a history of bungled legal disputes.
Mr Wilson was found guilty of using a mobile while driving in 2008, after a court rejected his claim that he was actually singing in to a drinks carton.
Also in 2008, Mrs Wilson tried to charge two of her tenants £3,000 to replace a broken toilet. A judge subsequently threw out the claim, branding it "exaggerated".
Last year, the Wilsons lost out in a legal dispute with a gas engineer who had issued an 'At Risk' notice at one of the landlords' properties, after they sent him a summons demanding £5,000 in lost rent.
And in April, Mr Wilson was found guilty of punching estate agent Daniel Wells during a dispute about a boiler, and fined £1,650.
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News 12 @ 11 Saturday Feb 16, 2008
RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) -- K.C. Rivers scored five of his 17 points
during a game-deciding run as Clemson beat North Carolina State
71-64 today.
Terrence Oglesby and Trevor Booker each scored 11 points and
Rivers added 10 rebounds for the Tigers who blew a 13-point lead
before closing the game on a 12-2 run.
Courtney Fells gave N.C. State a 62-59 lead with a 3-pointer
from the key with 3:28 left, but that would be the final basket of
the game for the Wolfpack. They didn't score at all after Gavin
Grant's two free throws with 2:35 left made it 64-62.
Oglesby answered 30 seconds later with a 3-pointer over Grant
from the left wing that put Clemson ahead to stay.
Grant had 18 points, Fells scored 17 and J.J. Hickson finished
with 13 points and a season-high 23 rebounds for N.C. State.
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a4 University of Basel, Psychiatric University Clinic, Basel, Switzerland
Brain-derived neurotrophic factor (BDNF) plays an important role in hippocampal synaptic plasticity and long-term potentiation. A valine (Val) to methionine (Met) substitution in the BDNF gene (Val66Met) has been associated with episodic memory performance. This study aimed at fine-mapping the genomic region harbouring BDNF and the adjacent gene, BDNFOS, in order to identify other possible memory-related gene variants. Healthy young Swiss adults (n=333) underwent a verbal memory free-recall task which used words with both neutral and emotional content. Genetic variability of the BDNF and BDNFOS region was covered by analysing 55 single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs). Among all examined SNPs, the non-synonymous Val66Met SNP rs6265 showed the highest significant level of association with memory performance for words with emotional content. Recall performance for neutral words was unrelated to the analysed SNPs. Our results support a role for the Val66Met BDNF polymorphism in episodic memory and suggest a modulatory influence of emotional valence.
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Man arrested after armed raid at house in Co MeathThursday 08 May 2014 22.36
An investigation is under way after a woman and a three-year-old girl were held by armed raiders at their home in Tara, Co Meath last night.
Four masked men armed with what is believed to be a small handgun, a knife and an axe forced their way into the house shortly after 11pm.
They ransacked the property before escaping in the owner's car with a number of legally held firearms, ammunition and assorted personal property.
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Brian Jones once wore uniform number 60 at the University of Texas, which means he belongs to a long, proud tradition of linebackers who knew how to tackle the guy with the freaking football. Now, as you know, he has moved on to CBS College Sports, where he is sharing his thoughts and his frustrations about the Longhorns' struggles this season under coach Mack Brown.
His most vocal comments came after the Longhorns' loss to Oklahoma but prior to their win last week over Baylor. So I thought it appropriate to discuss Jones' thoughts in the wake of the Baylor game to see if he now thinks that things are looking up.
He doesn't.
"Hell, no," he said. "That is what kills me. People say we're back, we beat Baylor. Is that the new benchmark for Texas, beating Baylor? Are you kidding me? I'm not going to feel good about this football team until they beat Oklahoma and put half a hundred on their arch-rival. That makes no sense to me: 'Oh, we beat Baylor. We're back.' Bulldookey. That's ridiculous. That is the new Texas, I guess. When you were there, it was about beating your arch-rival. It was about beating Texas A&M. It's about beating Oklahoma. It's about beating Arkansas. Now the new benchmark is beating Baylor? Come on. That's a joke."
Jones thinks some of the Longhorns have taken on some of the aspects of the late 1980s teams that struggled under David McWilliams.
"When I transferred from UCLA, we had what we call in West Texas a bunch of riders and eaters: the guys who ride the Greyhound and eat the chicken fried after the game. They didn't contribute to the team. It seems that is what they have there (now). There's a lot of coddling going on, a lot of deflecting and making excuses and blaming this and that. No. You look inward. That is what you do.
"You don't deflect, not when you're making $5 million a year. Nobody wants to hear your whining. They want to see the product on the field turn around. That is ridiculous, and I wish it would stop. It is shameful, and it makes no sense. You're a grown man, and you're the head coach of an esteemed football program. Act like it."
It should be noted that Brown and Jones have history off the field, dating from Jones' time working as a sideline reporter for Texas radio broadcasts. Jones said Brown summoned him three times, all surrounding games in which Texas was blown out by Oklahoma, to upbraid him for what Brown considered negative comments about the Longhorns' performance. It was not a pleasant memory, and it steams Jones to this day.
"This guy is making $4 or $5 million, and he's worried about what I'm saying on the radio? Are you kidding me," Jones said. "I'm on your team. I'm on your side. I didn't say anything malicious. I just pointed out facts and then he tells me I can say that the coaches are upset (with the Longhorns' performance). Huh? I hope they're upset. OK, I'll tell my radio audience, hey, guys, the coaches are upset. Nothing else to see here. Move along."
Fast forward a few years and another pasting by Oklahoma, and Jones is at the end of his rope.
"If you're content with beating Baylor and beating Kansas and maybe every other year beating Iowa State, stick with the status quo. If not, Mack must go," Jones said. "If you're content with your arch-rival hanging half a hundred on you every year, stick with the status quo. If not, Mack must go.
"But he's not going, because the big cigars have his back. He acts like he is beyond reproach. We know this is a pressure cooker, and I am mindful and appreciative of the delicate situation with all these head coaches. But you chose the profession. You're at a power university with a storied history. There will be a lot of scrutiny. There will be criticism when things go wrong. What bothers me is that 15 years ago, when he first started, Oklahoma was putting 60 on us, and they're doing it again. That should not be happening."
The bottom line, Jones said, is that "the whining has to stop" in Austin, much as he and his teammates brought the bickering of the McWilliams era to a brief halt with their Southwest Conference title in 1990.
"Coach them up. That is what Will Muschamp is doing (at Florida)," Jones said. "He has half the talent that Texas has, but look how tough they are. He said this year they would be stronger and tougher and would win in the fourth quarter. Last year, they were minus-29 in the fourth quarter. This year, they're plus-48."
As for the Longhorns' inability to tackle, Jones hearkens back to his days playing for Leon Fuller, the Longhorns' fabled defensive coordinator.
"When we had an off week of tackling, you knew the next week would be hell," he said. "Leon Fuller played for Bear Bryant. When we had a bad week, we knew what was coming, and we didn't look forward to it. It's not difficult. It's about want-to. Texas hasn't corrected this since the Ole Miss game, which is shocking to me."
As for Brown's complaint that the Longhorn Network is giving opponents too much information about Texas' program, Jones maintains that other teams have a well-known mode of operation, too.
"You know that Alabama is going to run Eddie Lacy up the middle and T.J. Yeldon on the outside and that they're going to hit you in the mouth for four quarters. You either stop it, or you don't. If you can't handle it, resign and they'll build you a statue and get somebody in there that can handle it."
As a child, Jones said he cried on the rare occasions when Texas lost football games. He said he takes no pleasure in using the bully pulpit of his TV job to question Texas' current direction, and he does not underestimate how tough it is to hold a high-pressure coaching job.
Nonetheless, as Mack Brown talks about the Longhorn Network and about distractions and overexposure, Jones suggests that he revisit one of Darrell Royal's most famous sayings.
"(Brown) likes Darrellisms, but maybe he didn't hear the one Darrell always said about the media: They buy ink by the barrel and paper by the ton," Jones said.
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If you're like me, there are many times you just want a small piece of a banana to add to your cereal, yogurt or enjoy with a scoop of PB for a snack. (Or maybe whip into soft-serve with your Yonanas maker.) But really, don't you hate how the other piece you're not using turns that icky brown wherever you slice it? It grosses me out. And I'm sure some of you, too.
That's why I love this exotic, super-cute banana variety from Turbana, aptly named BabyBananas. They are only about a third the size of a regular large banana — perfect when you only need a smaller amount of this potassium-loaded fruit. Each baby banana has just 80 calories and contain all the same goodness of their larger counterparts.
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Prince Caspian Voice Cast and Voice Acting Review
By Stephanie Ciccarelli
May 27, 2008
Based on C.S. Lewis' The Chronicles of Narnia : Prince Caspian, this action-packed movie from Disney is tops at the box office and boasts a great voice cast as well.
Prince Caspian Plot Summary
The movie starts off with a noblewoman woman giving birth. This woman bears a son and gives her husband, the brother of the late Telmarine king, reason to do away with his nephew and rightful heir to the throne, Prince Caspian X.
Prince Caspian's tutor Doctor Cornelius is tipped off and sends the prince riding into the night to escape certain death, providing him with a gift (a horn) that he must only use in the time of his greatest need.
Coming upon that greatest need somewhat early in the film, Prince Caspian blows the horn, summoning the kings and queens of old to return to Narnia, the human rulers of a nation that the Telmarines despised and nearly drove to extinction.
At the time of Prince Caspian's horn blowing, Peter, Susan, Edmund and Lucy Pevensie have been away from Narnia for one year and long to return. At the sound of the horn the kings and queens of old are pulled back into the ruins of their home in Narnia which has become a more savage place than they remember it.
While the children have been gone only a year 1300 years have passed in Narnia.
In brief, there is a lot of fighting between the Narnians and the Telmarines as the Narnians attempt to defend their land and people.
Without giving too much away, there is a happy ending, however there are many lessons to be learned first, primarily about the importance of faith and humility.
Voice Acting Review
The voice acting was very good and I must say that I was particularly fond of the voice of the badger, Trufflehunter, voiced by Ken Stott.
There was some great comic relief from a sword-wielding mouse, Reepicheep, voiced by Eddie Izzard.
I was taken aback by just how few Liam Neeson's lines as Aslan were in the film. For all of the hype I expected that his character Aslan would have played a larger role in Prince Caspian. I haven't read this particular Narnia book and am unaware if portions of the novel were left out to keep the film to 2 hours and 20 minutes.
One observation I made as the credits rolled by on the screen was that there were no female voice actors!
The movie was male dominated, both on-camera actors and off, so it wasn't a huge surprise to see a lack of female voice talent listed in the credits. I've heard that you need to have a certain number of lines in a film before you are credited, so it's possible that there were female talent who provided voice overs but because their lines were so few, they were not mentioned.
Prince Caspian Voice Cast
Liam Neeson as the voice of Aslan
Ken Stott as the voice of Trufflehunter
Harry Gregson-Williams as the voice of Pattertwig the Squirrel
Sim Evan-Jones as the voice of Peepiceek
David Walliams as the voice of Bulgy Bear
Eddie Izzard as the voice of Reepicheep
Have you seen Prince Caspian? What did you think of the movie?
Leave a comment and join the conversation :)
Best wishes,
StephanieRelated Topics: C.S. Lewis, child, David Walliams, Disney, Eddie Izzard, Harry Gregson-Williams, Ken Stott, Liam Neeson, movie, Prince Caspian, Queen, Sim Evan-Jones, The Chronicles of Narnia, voice acting, voice actors
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- May 30, 2008 10:48 AM
- Stephanie Ciccarelli
- May 30, 2008 10:55 AM
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- September 28, 2012 7:24 AM
Hi Stephanie,
I've not seen the movie yet, but have read all the Narnia books except the last one (it's like savouring a fine meal...I'm trying to drag it out!). Anyway, I look forward to seeing the movie, and finding out if the voices of the actors (for instance, Reepicheep) match the voices that I heard in my head when reading the novel.
Pity, there weren't more female characters...but one of the volumes of Narnia yet to be filmed, will make up for that!
Cheers all!
//(^.^)\\Posted by:
Not to take away from the movie, which I am very eager to see, but if you want to hear some good voice acting (and more from women), check out the Focus on the Family Radio Theatre production of The Chronicles of Narnia. Nineteen CD's, folks! It's not really an audiobook -- it's a full-scale audio dramatization, with music, SFX, etc. I think it's great. Of course, NOTHING is like actually reading the books.
--AllenPosted by:
Hi Allen,
Interesting you should mention that! I happen to have the set here on my desk at the moment and will note the voice cast here:
Storyteller: Paul Scofield
Aslan: David Suchet
Other voices: Elizabeth Counsell, Wendy Craig, Tenniel Evans, Martin Jarvis, Freddie Jones, Ron Moody, Andrew Sachs, Victor Spinetti, and Douglas Gresham as the host (stepson of the late C.S. Lewis).
There's 22 hours of material in the set.
Thank you for reminding me and I highly recommend that CD set as well.
Best wishes,
StephaniePosted by:
I haven't seen the movies, but I have friends that said it was really awesome! It comes out on DVD and Blueray April 8th so I look forward to seeing it, hopefully others will get out there and buy it as well.Posted by:
I totally agree with you BenC a risky deicsion for the author to not introduce this book with the main characters that we'd be won over by in the first book! But I think it works, we get to understand different aspects of Narnian life and history from these other characters and I can imagine getting a little bored if we'd only have the four Pevensie children to guide us through these adventures again. Love Caspian's tutor didn't expect him to turn out to be a dwarf's descendant!Posted by:


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Written Tuesday, December 11, 2012 By X360A.org
50 achievements, 1000 points.
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Game Added: Hitman HD Collection
Written Tuesday, December 11, 2012 By X360A.org
50 achievements, 1000 points.
Submitted by: x360a
Forum Posts: 21044
|Comment #1 by The Pants Party [STAFF]
Tuesday, December 11, 2012 @ 06:54:14 PM
|Looks like Blood Money may use its original achievement list, so it may be possible to get 2000G from this box if that is the case. Otherwise, the game just won't have achievements in this collection.
Forum Posts: 7
|Comment #2 by Senkei88
Tuesday, December 11, 2012 @ 06:56:11 PM
|2000G like Metal Gear HD + Peace Walker
Forum Posts: 3845
|Comment #3 by Shiftie
Tuesday, December 11, 2012 @ 06:59:41 PM
|Awesome news. Doing Blood Money over again would be great, as well as doing the other two.. in HD!!!!
Forum Posts: 165
|Comment #4 by I_Love_Ch33v0s
Tuesday, December 11, 2012 @ 07:04:07 PM
|whens it out?
Forum Posts: 833
|Comment #5 by SpongebobRoundpants
Tuesday, December 11, 2012 @ 07:08:42 PM
|I can't wait!
Forum Posts: 1516
|Comment #6 by tripleb2k
Tuesday, December 11, 2012 @ 07:10:24 PM
|This is for real? Brilliant news!
Forum Posts: 617
|Comment #7 by Terrin
Tuesday, December 11, 2012 @ 07:11:23 PM
|yea most likley blood money using there original list awesome
Forum Posts: 189
|Comment #8 by Floodclaw
Tuesday, December 11, 2012 @ 07:17:01 PM
|Yeah, it seems really likely you'll get 2000G with the box. Shame, since I already have Blood Money's 1000.
Forum Posts: 129
|Comment #9 by Earth Djinn
Tuesday, December 11, 2012 @ 07:36:17 PM
|The 2000GS is awesome news, since I only ever owned Blood Money on PC.
Forum Posts: 6120
|Comment #10 by Crimson Ridley
Tuesday, December 11, 2012 @ 07:39:06 PM
|Nice! I'm looking forward to doing all of Blood Money again, and finally getting achievements on SA and Contracts!
Forum Posts: 120
|Comment #11 by SSwalker
Tuesday, December 11, 2012 @ 07:43:21 PM
|Does anyone know the release date for this? I'm game.
Forum Posts: 21044
|Comment #12 by The Pants Party [STAFF]
Tuesday, December 11, 2012 @ 07:45:36 PM
|@4 Supposedly January, nothing confirmed.
Forum Posts: 1103
|Comment #13 by Teh Paralyzer
Tuesday, December 11, 2012 @ 07:49:59 PM
|Wait if Blood Money uses the same list does that mean it's the same game as in same disc that shipped for 360? I mean they can't really HD a 360 game but they can clean up some things with a new engine and whatnot.
Forum Posts: 1400
|Comment #14 by InsaneKane87
Tuesday, December 11, 2012 @ 07:59:52 PM
|Does anyone know a price for this? I got a e-mail from gamestop saying if you turn in Hitman Blood Money by the 16th you get 20$ in store credit, if the HD collection is around that price I can save some money and put it towards the HD collection while still getting Blood Money at the same time.
Forum Posts: 498
|Comment #15 by tunaleg
Tuesday, December 11, 2012 @ 08:06:53 PM
|Would rather have a Splinter Cell collection
Forum Posts: 165
|Comment #16 by I_Love_Ch33v0s
Tuesday, December 11, 2012 @ 08:15:14 PM
|@15 its on ps3
Forum Posts: 165
|Comment #17 by I_Love_Ch33v0s
Tuesday, December 11, 2012 @ 08:17:33 PM
Cool box art!
Forum Posts: 1
|Comment #18 by hibsta1992
Tuesday, December 11, 2012 @ 08:52:23 PM
|@15 I would love a Splinter Cell Collection. @16 I've played the collection on PS3 and the graphics were freaking terrible, my 11 year old copy is better than that
Forum Posts: 498
|Comment #19 by tunaleg
Tuesday, December 11, 2012 @ 08:52:56 PM
|@16 I know but since we're on an xbox site one would assume I'm referring to an xbox version of said game.. which is what I want
Forum Posts: 27905
|Comment #20 by Barad
Tuesday, December 11, 2012 @ 09:12:23 PM
|Still need to play Absolution, hope this comes out early next year!
Forum Posts: 178
|Comment #21 by Blue Thunder28
Tuesday, December 11, 2012 @ 09:29:01 PM
|Perfect! I had a great time getting the 1000 in Blood Money. I'm still in the same boat as @20 but EB Games has Absolution $20 off right now I might go for it if I can finish a game or two to trade in towards it.
Forum Posts: 915
|Comment #22 by I mak3 big boom
Tuesday, December 11, 2012 @ 09:43:38 PM
|Lol the same achievement repeats in the two different games like 5 times. That's pretty lazy.
Forum Posts: 207
|Comment #23 by Zacry072
Tuesday, December 11, 2012 @ 10:03:48 PM
|It seems I'm one of the few that didn't really enjoy getting the 1000 in Blood Money. Didn't you have to play that game 4 times all the way through or something as the difficulties didn't stack, or am I making that up? I loved the game, just not the journey for the full 1000.
Forum Posts: 128
|Comment #24 by linkin10362
Tuesday, December 11, 2012 @ 11:05:18 PM
|Release date is January 29th apparently.
Forum Posts: 176
|Comment #25 by rapid riot boy
Tuesday, December 11, 2012 @ 11:10:11 PM
|If they make each game with Absolution's graphics engine, oh boy! Take my money now!
Forum Posts: 25414
|Comment #26 by BiggD
Tuesday, December 11, 2012 @ 11:32:49 PM
|@ 15, same! :(
Forum Posts: 132
|Comment #27 by bryson 06
Tuesday, December 11, 2012 @ 11:37:18 PM
|Yes! Can't wait. Just doing the same thing for each of the games. Will be an easy 1000 or 2000.
Forum Posts: 228
|Comment #28 by CraziedZombies
Tuesday, December 11, 2012 @ 11:52:54 PM
|dose anyone know if its 3 discs for all 3 games or is it like passed HD games on xbox were, its all on one disc?
Forum Posts: 351
|Comment #29 by mksystem74
Wednesday, December 12, 2012 @ 12:07:05 AM
|Guess i have no reason to NOT play these games then and I'll wait to play Absolution.
Forum Posts: 191
|Comment #30 by I GameMaster l
Wednesday, December 12, 2012 @ 12:28:50 AM
|I just finished absolution 2 days ago and now I see this, can't wait!!
Forum Posts: 808
|Comment #31 by L0cke89
Wednesday, December 12, 2012 @ 12:55:34 AM
|That list is sooooo boring. All these Hitman games offer so many opportunities for creative achievements and all they do is force you to play it on all difficulties and collect every gun. YAWN.
Forum Posts: 303
|Comment #32 by Saracin
Wednesday, December 12, 2012 @ 03:07:03 AM
|Just wish the collection included the original game.
Forum Posts: 89
|Comment #33 by ghostlymostly
Wednesday, December 12, 2012 @ 04:06:12 AM
|they just went all out with being creative with the achievement pics ... just wow! :)
Forum Posts: 237
|Comment #34 by BadBoyKillah89
Wednesday, December 12, 2012 @ 04:22:02 AM
|Yes! I was worried this would end up as a PS3 exclusive because Blood Money was included and they have Splinter Cell, Tomb Raider, Prince Of Persia HD collections as exclusives. They need to make their way to the 360 as well.
Forum Posts: 6
|Comment #35 by Major Alenko
Wednesday, December 12, 2012 @ 04:35:30 AM
|Pfffffffft already got the 1000g for Blood Money... not even worth it now... will pick this up when it's cheap.
Forum Posts: 11
|Comment #36 by ReptilianBuff
Wednesday, December 12, 2012 @ 04:49:39 AM
|Not very creative on either end: Achievements, Names or pictures.... Still, I love this series and will be picking it up. Haven't played Silent Assassin in quite some time. Never owned Contracts and really enjoyed Blood Money. A game I still need to 100%...
Forum Posts: 96
|Comment #37 by DemoMCN
Wednesday, December 12, 2012 @ 05:01:34 AM
|Cool, was kinda afraid that this would be PS3 exclusive. But nice to see that it's not.
Might pick this up someday.
Forum Posts: 118
|Comment #38 by T0X1C Z0MB1E TZ
Wednesday, December 12, 2012 @ 05:21:57 AM
|The reason why the achievements are like that are because Blood Money had the sane type of achievements and they are trying to keep the achievements in the same style.
Forum Posts: 1372
|Comment #39 by Chuppernicus
Wednesday, December 12, 2012 @ 07:20:39 AM
|Can't wait, interested in playing the games. Achievements are secondary at this point. Not that not all for more creative achievments, I just have other things that are bitch worthy at the moment.
Glad it's coming to Xbox or I would've no doubt grabbed it for ps3.
Forum Posts: 268
|Comment #40 by IRA GUNNER AFC
Wednesday, December 12, 2012 @ 07:28:22 AM
|give it to me now!
Forum Posts: 38
|Comment #41 by Evo089
Wednesday, December 12, 2012 @ 07:33:11 AM
|Silent Assassin was pretty sweet.
Forum Posts: 33
|Comment #42 by JF Soul Sector
Wednesday, December 12, 2012 @ 07:37:52 AM
|Aside from backwards compatibility, these HD collections are the next best thing! Keep em' coming!
Forum Posts: 277
|Comment #43 by Obi-Brown
Wednesday, December 12, 2012 @ 07:42:45 AM
|Only quite recently got 1000 on Blood Money. Sometime when this gets cheap I'll have to pick it up, not played contracts in a long time, and don't think I ever played the other one.
Forum Posts: 762
|Comment #44 by Lord of Fate
Wednesday, December 12, 2012 @ 10:40:57 AM
|Cool and will love playing it, but yet again..WHY DO PEOPLE KEEP BRINGING OUT COLLECTIONS AND LEAVE A GAME OR GAMES OUT?? Why leave out the first game and put in 2, 3 and 4? 4 is already on 360, no need at all to bundle it when you could have had the Trilogy. What a senseless thing to do - just like the disappointment I felt in finding out that my MGD HD Collection did not contain the first game as well :/
what theeeeeeeeeee fffffffffffff----------------
Forum Posts: 762
|Comment #45 by Lord of Fate
Wednesday, December 12, 2012 @ 10:41:59 AM
|MGS* HD Collection
Forum Posts: 290
|Comment #46 by davhuit
Wednesday, December 12, 2012 @ 11:13:11 AM
|Well, that'll make me forget a bit of the deception of Absolution.
Forum Posts: 1664
|Comment #47 by Baihu1983
Wednesday, December 12, 2012 @ 11:31:54 AM
|I'm Mr 47.
Forum Posts: 377
|Comment #48 by BosmaniaK
Wednesday, December 12, 2012 @ 01:11:18 PM
|why leave out the first one?
because it has NOT aged well, graphically. the original was filled with bit bugs and fellt like a trial run for Hitman 2 SA.
Also the best missions from the first game are remade in Contracts.
Forum Posts: 3906
|Comment #49 by bLaKgRaVy
Wednesday, December 12, 2012 @ 01:16:25 PM
|@44 & 48 -
The first Hitman was a PC exclusive, hence not being in this collection. I guess Microsoft or Sony do not have the rights to publish a PC only title in this case. The other games were released on the original Xbox & 360.
Forum Posts: 3906
|Comment #50 by bLaKgRaVy
Wednesday, December 12, 2012 @ 01:37:10 PM
|Plus, a lot of the first Hitman was redone for Silent Assassin, so the title would just be redundant.
Forum Posts: 294
|Comment #51 by LH Cerberus
Wednesday, December 12, 2012 @ 03:13:10 PM
|I want this... NOW!!!
Forum Posts: 102
|Comment #52 by zzamaro
Wednesday, December 12, 2012 @ 03:25:55 PM
All 3 games Tomb Raider are already on X360 ;)
Forum Posts: 3124
|Comment #53 by Bleeding Star
Wednesday, December 12, 2012 @ 05:44:56 PM
|Im wondering if there will still be the issue with Blood Money where you needed to mess with your 360 settings to play it
Forum Posts: 237
|Comment #54 by BadBoyKillah89
Wednesday, December 12, 2012 @ 06:13:31 PM
You're right, lol. I was under the impression there was a Tomb Raider HD Collection with the older Tomb Raider games from previous console generations. I know I'm right about Splinter Cell & Prince Of Persia though. It'd be nice if they found their way to the 360.
Forum Posts: 4
|Comment #55 by IncompleteGamer
Wednesday, December 12, 2012 @ 07:01:49 PM
|one of my favorite game series!!!!
Forum Posts: 32
|Comment #56 by crunchb3rry
Thursday, December 13, 2012 @ 12:19:44 AM
|Buying this for sure. But still waiting on the Splinter Cell and Prince of Persia HD sets. Those I wanted really wanted bad on 360.
Forum Posts: 305
|Comment #57 by Darkhound64
Thursday, December 13, 2012 @ 12:56:40 AM
|Is this one coming to EU and Nz and Aus etc? Walking dead never did
Forum Posts: 290
|Comment #58 by davhuit
Thursday, December 13, 2012 @ 01:52:01 AM
|@53 : That's not only with Blood Money. Top Spin 2 also require a 60Hz compatible TV (PAL-60 in Europe), as well as Deadly Premonition for example (and I could list you like 20 others games which require that, sometimes big titles. I think Modern Warfare, maybe not all, but I think the first do require it).
In fact, there is quite a number of games hich require that.
But near every TV are compatible now, so that's not really a problem (you just have to hook the 360 once with a RCA cable (the one given with every 360), configure it then you are done and can hook up with HDMI or YUV if you have an old 360).
Forum Posts: 290
|Comment #59 by davhuit
Thursday, December 13, 2012 @ 06:56:10 AM
|By the way, I wanted to predorder it then I changed my mind.
I won't do the same mistake I did with Absolution.
This time, I'll wait until it's released to be sure the game is working (because 3 weeks later, we are still waiting for a fix and for what I see from the PS3 users reports, the patch seems to break some new things...)
Forum Posts: 0
|Comment #60 by crashnburnxp
Thursday, December 13, 2012 @ 11:45:13 AM
|I finally get to play contracts! That game has always been a difficult one for me to get my hands on.
Forum Posts: 1400
|Comment #61 by InsaneKane87
Thursday, December 13, 2012 @ 02:40:24 PM
|@60 You're gonna love it.
Forum Posts: 1062
|Comment #62 by Lebowski
Thursday, December 13, 2012 @ 05:07:42 PM
|Went to pre-order this the second I saw it on the home page! :D AWESOME NEWS! It comes out February!
Forum Posts: 1340
|Comment #63 by Creasy47
Thursday, December 13, 2012 @ 07:10:43 PM
|I don't know how much this will be, but 'Traditions of the Trade' on 'Hitman: Contracts' is worth the money alone.
Forum Posts: 19
|Comment #64 by Dasha UK
Friday, December 14, 2012 @ 05:01:11 AM
|Reading some of these comments makes me kinda regret asking for absolution as a xmas gift...
Forum Posts: 515
|Comment #65 by AirborneRichard
Friday, December 14, 2012 @ 04:38:36 PM
|Always loved the Hitman series, and had high hoped for the new one, played it abit but how on earths name you get punished in terms of money when taking someone out silent but not deadly, but getting rewarded when hidding the body? In the old games you could silent kills everyone if you needed or wanted to in this latest version it seems you get just punished, and basicly have to sneak thru the whole part untill you reach your final target, kinda lame realy as there are challenges for taking every available outfit in each level from enemies, so how you can get them without first take them out? But i,m glad they redone the old hitman games :) Hopefully its a better job in terms of HD then the Splinter Cell HD on PS3 that was awefull in terms of graphics
Forum Posts: 4342
|Comment #66 by TVthePunisher
Friday, December 14, 2012 @ 05:11:05 PM
|An absolute must buy for me. I played Hitman: Blood Money here on the 360 and one of the other two on the PS2, after completing Blood Money I was really hoping this rumored collection WOULD release and sure enough, it has. Unfortunate that Codename 47 is not included but this is still great.
To others mentioning Splinter Cell and Prince of Persia HD, YES!!!! It's so strange that we don't get the Splinter Cell HD collection since those games practically started on the Xbox (and honestly, felt like they were built for it...if not for the "black and green", then just for the graphical quality) despite being ported to PS2 and Gamecube, yet for some reason we did not get this collection. And visa versa, the PS3 never got Conviction...which is a load of bull in itself! I hate "exclusives" when it comes to multiplatform games...honestly.
Forum Posts: 6
|Comment #67 by Bronx
Friday, December 14, 2012 @ 05:57:18 PM
|@18 take your 360 shades of mate it was a PS2/pc game with HD the 360 version will look no different.
Forum Posts: 514
|Comment #68 by Daniel55645
Saturday, December 15, 2012 @ 11:56:54 AM
|people that are saying that its 2000G, it could just be the regular retail release of blood money so you won't be able to get the achievements again. Thats what im thinking
Forum Posts: 14
|Comment #69 by Stoko
Monday, December 17, 2012 @ 01:19:07 AM
|@68 - Yes, but even so, it's still 2000G in one box. Just because you may already have up to 1000G of it, it's still in there for people that don't.
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|Comment #70 by xCajunHEATx
Tuesday, December 18, 2012 @ 03:08:16 PM
|Confirmed release date:
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BOSTON — Focused efforts by public universities in Massachusetts to boost private fundraising during a time of shrinking state support have paid off.
The five-campus University of Massachusetts system and the nine-campus state university network nearly doubled their annual private fundraising totals over the past decade.
Yearly donations to the UMass campuses increased from $63 million in the 2004 fiscal year to $111.5 million in 2014, according to state statistics. Massachusetts' state universities saw annual private gifts jump from $9.4 million to $18 million over that span.
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