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Is this really helping animals?
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This is a question I'm asked very frequently one week of every month.
I go to a local lobster resturant where there are live lobsters in tanks. I buy one or two of them live and let them go in their natural habitat. Does any one else dom this? is it really helping?
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Hey @myjijh123,
That's awesome that you want to help them, but like @hakred says, by buying them you're still financially supporting the store and the demand for lobsters. The lobsters you buy will quickly get replaced with new lobsters. 🙁
The best way to help these lobsters is by petitioning the store to get rid of them and by informing others about why they shouldn't buy or eat lobsters anymore. Please e-mail us at [email protected] for more info on how you can help. 🙂
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I personally can see the good intentions in this but I also see the downfall. You're buying, and they don't care what you do with the animals so long as they get your money. Demand goes up and so does the supply. I find it better to donate my money to an organization like PETA to help animals rather than giving it to businesses who hurt them.
@myhijh123, @lizforanimalrights16, @rougina, I can see you have the greatest of intentions and you're super awesome for it. Just something to think about and take into consideration. 🙂You must be logged in to reply to this topic.
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I personally, don't do this because it simply hasn't occurred to me. However, this is brilliant, I may start doing something like this. What a great idea. Yes, in my opinion, it is helping because you are letting them go and be free.You must be logged in to reply to this topic.


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Russian attack submarine sailed in Gulf of Mexico undetected for weeks, U.S. officials say.
A Russian nuclear-powered attack submarine armed with long-range
cruise missiles operated undetected in the Gulf of Mexico for several
weeks and its travel in strategic U.S. waters was only confirmed after
it left the region, the Washington Free Beacon has learned.
It is only the second time since 2009 that a Russian attack submarine has patrolled so close to U.S. shores.
The stealth underwater incursion in the Gulf took place at the same
time Russian strategic bombers made incursions into restricted U.S.
airspace near Alaska and California in June and July, and highlights a
growing military assertiveness by Moscow.
The submarine patrol also exposed what U.S. officials said were
deficiencies in U.S. anti-submarine warfare capabilities—forces that are
facing cuts under the Obama administration's plan to reduce defense
spending by $487 billion over the next 10 years.
The Navy is in charge of detecting submarines, especially those that
sail near U.S. nuclear missile submarines, and uses undersea sensors and
satellites to locate and track them.
The fact that the Akula was not detected in the Gulf is cause for concern, U.S. officials said.
The officials who are familiar with reports of the submarine patrol
in the Gulf of Mexico said the vessel was a nuclear-powered Akula-class
attack submarine, one of Russia's quietest submarines.
A Navy spokeswoman declined to comment.
One official said the Akula operated without being detected for a month.
"The Akula was built for one reason and one reason only: To kill U.S.
Navy ballistic missile submarines and their crews," said a second U.S.
"It's a very stealthy boat so it can sneak around and avoid detection
and hope to get past any protective screen a boomer might have in
place," the official said, referring to the Navy nickname for strategic
missile submarines.
The U.S. Navy operates a strategic nuclear submarine base at Kings
Bay, Georgia. The base is homeport to eight missile-firing submarines,
six of them equipped with nuclear-tipped missiles, and two armed with
conventional warhead missiles.
"Sending a nuclear-propelled submarine into the Gulf of
Mexico-Caribbean region is another manifestation of President Putin
demonstrating that Russia is still a player on the world's
political-military stage," said naval analyst and submarine warfare
specialist Norman Polmar.
"Like the recent deployment of a task force led by a nuclear cruiser
into the Caribbean, the Russian Navy provides him with a means of
'showing the flag' that is not possible with Russian air and ground
forces," Polmar said in an email.
The last time an Akula submarine was known to be close to U.S. shores
was 2009, when two Akulas were spotted patrolling off the east coast of
the United States.
Those submarine patrols raised concerns at the time about a new
Russian military assertiveness toward the United States, according to
the New York Times, which first reported the 2009 Akula submarine activity.
The latest submarine incursion in the Gulf further highlights the
failure of the Obama administration's "reset" policy of conciliatory
actions designed to develop closer ties with Moscow.
Instead of closer ties, Russia under President Vladimir Putin, an
ex-KGB intelligence officer who has said he wants to restore elements of
Russia's Soviet communist past, has adopted growing hardline policies
against the United States.
Of the submarine activity, Sen. John Cornyn (R., Texas), member of
the Senate Armed Services Committee, said, "It's a confounding situation
arising from a lack of leadership in our dealings with Moscow. While
the president is touting our supposed 'reset' in relations with Russia,
Vladimir Putin is actively working against American interests, whether
it's in Syria or here in our own backyard."
The Navy is facing sharp cuts in forces needed to detect and counter such submarine activity.
The Obama administration's defense budget proposal in February cut
$1.3 billion from Navy shipbuilding projects, which will result in
scrapping plans to build 16 new warships through 2017.
The budget also called for cutting plans to buy 10 advanced P-8 anti-submarine warfare jets needed for submarine detection.
In June, Russian strategic nuclear bombers and support aircraft
conducted a large-scale nuclear bomber exercise in the arctic. The
exercise included simulated strikes on "enemy" strategic sites that
defense officials say likely included notional attacks on U.S. missile
defenses in Alaska.
Under the terms of the 2010 New START arms accord, such exercises
require 14-day advanced notice of strategic bomber drills, and
notification after the drills end. No such notification was given.
A second, alarming air incursion took place July 4 on the West Coast
when a Bear H strategic bomber flew into U.S. airspace near California
and was met by U.S. interceptor jets.
That incursion was said to have been a bomber incursion that has not been seen since before the Soviet Union collapsed in 1991.
It could not be learned whether the submarine in the Gulf of Mexico was an Akula 1 type submarine or a more advanced Akula 2.
It is also not known why the submarine conducted the operation.
Theories among U.S. analysts include the notion that submarine incursion
was designed to further signal Russian displeasure at U.S. and NATO
plans to deploy missile defenses in Europe.
Russia's chief of the general staff, Gen. Nikolai Makarov, said in
May that Russian forces would consider preemptive attacks on U.S. and
allied missile defenses in Europe, and claimed the defenses are
destabilizing in a crisis.
Makarov met with Army Gen. Martin Dempsey, chairman of the Joint
Chiefs of Staff, in July. Dempsey questioned him about the Russian
strategic bomber flights near U.S. territory.
The voyage of the submarine also could be part of Russian efforts to export the Akula.
Russia delivered one of its Akula-2 submarines to India in 2009. The submarine is distinctive for its large tail fin.
Brazil's O Estado de Sao Paoli reported Aug. 2 that Russia plans to sell Venezuela up to 11 new submarines, including one Akula.
Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said Moscow's military is
working to set up naval replenishment facilities in Vietnam and Cuba,
but denied there were plans to base naval forces in those states.
Asked if Russia planned a naval base in Cuba, Lavrov said July 28:
"We are not speaking of any bases. The Russian navy ships serve exercise
cruises and training in the same regions. To harbor, resupply, and
enable the crew to rest are absolutely natural needs. We have spoken of
such opportunities with our Cuban friends." The comment was posted in
the Russian Foreign Ministry website.
Russian warships and support vessels were sent to Venezuela in 2008
to take part in naval exercises in a show of Russian support for the
leftist regime of Hugo Chavez. The ships also stopped in Cuba.
Russian Deputy Premier Dmitri Rogozin announced in February that
Russia was working on a plan to build 10 new attack submarines and 10
new missile submarines through 2030, along with new aircraft carriers.
Submarine warfare specialists say the Akula remains the core of the Russian attack submarine force.
The submarines can fire both cruise missiles and torpedoes, and are
equipped with the SSN-21 and SSN-27 submarine-launched cruise missiles,
as well as SSN-15 anti-submarine-warfare missiles. The submarines also
can lay mines.
The SSN-21 has a range of up to 1,860 miles.
Stay tuned for the dash cam version from their perspective.....and then they fucking wreck it on the beach
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See, this is what happens when your entire defense budget goes into bailing out banks! - Very nice and thorough report though, thanks!
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Putin seems intent on probing US air and sea defenses. The fact that an Akula was able to mull about in the Gulf is disconcerting, but I also can't say I know how actively the US navy patrols for subs there. The fact that it was even known it was there in the first place is likely Russia's doing, signaling to the US that it's military capability is not something to be underestimated.
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OK listen up folks for a really good history lesson directly related to the Akula class Soviet subs stealth technology.
In the 1980's the USA had perfected the design and 9 axis CAD CAM CNC machining process to make a very thin, exotic contoured sub propeller, that made no detectable signature underwater...
The USA contracted with Japanese CNC machine builder Toshiba to build the unique 9 axis CNC milling machine just for this purpose (stealth propellers).
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In 1987, Tocibai Machine, a subsidiary of Toshiba, was accused of illegally selling CNC milling machines used to produce very quiet submarine propellers to the Soviet Union in violation of the CoCom agreement, an international embargo on certain countries to COMECON countries. The Toshiba-Kongsberg scandal involved a subsidiary of Toshiba and the Norwegian company Kongsberg Vaapenfabrikk. The incident strained relations between the United States and Japan, and resulted i More..
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@cougar58 I was made aware of this when it happened; I can assure you it did happen as I say, and that it is why Soviet subs can not be detected.
Think of that the next time you buy a Japanese product.
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@cougar58 I remember Toshiba being black listed for a bit, I also believe Hitachi was also for similar violations
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Who were the people on the Executive at both Toshiba and Tocibai Machine responsible for the decision to release the system to the Russians?
How do we know the Russians haven't sold the system to China?
THX for the insight!
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@CrushedGravel don't know their names...but I know the Toshiba exec's will spend the rest of their lives in prison
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So? I bet you have subs all along their coast. It's an Akula so it's not like it was a shitty Iranian Sub. Good for you Russia.. Sail in international waters all day long.
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@Aariss thanks to the Japanese firm Toshiba....see my report below
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No one recognizable reported this - just "a US official" - US Navy officials had NO comment - this is American propaganda put out by the military contracting industries to SCARE votes towards Mitt.
And yes, Romoney certainly needs help.
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If i was Putin, i would rest my dick on Obama's shoulder too. Go ahead slap my dick away bitch....
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The money is clearly doing us a lot of good right now. Maybe if we hadn't spent the past 4 years pissing Russia off with this missile shield in Europe they would pull shit like this.
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So whats worse?
a) Missiles in Cuba that are easy to detect and destroy?;
b) A super quiet Akula submarine with 40 submarine launched cruise missiles (nuclear capable)?; or
c) Inability to identify and track Russian Akula attack submarines off American coasts?
The correct answer is "C".
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@the wedge Not anymore. The chinese navy is on par with our tech, has been for a while.
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@nowhereman1 you need to read my report above...USA tech was superior, until the Japanese sold us out to the Soviets on the stealth design. This is well documented fact and several executives in Japan went to prison for this
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You mean Toshiba deal from 1980`s? When they sell us some high-tech precisious hardware for metal cutting?
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Even piece of shit old russian subs make it undetected. Just think how close China's are getting.......
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That's right and the same thing is happening around Russia as well.
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if the sub was off the Jamaican coast, this post would be called "Cool Runnings"
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Sooooo, the Russians are responsible for torpedoing the BP oil well, huh?
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...because it's important to get in close to the target with your "long range" missiles?
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@kamotz actually it is...you may not know this, but he USA has modified 747s that have linear accelerators that run the length of the jet ( the real engineering was keeping the LinAc's straight as the plane twisted slightly in flight)...these power a massive laser that is in a pivot below the front of the 747, and it can detect and burn a hole thru the body of the cruise missile in flight. However, that was compromised when the Jap firm Toshiba sold the USA stealth design to the Soviets in 1987. More..
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obama does not care about our southern boarders, nor it seems, does he care about our southern waters. What a guy.
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Um.. how do we know this if we didn't detect them? Did the ruskies send owning pictures of them falling in with a USN a convoy or something?... I doubt that but that would be way cool. That one is my favorite ownages that I've heard of. Especially if the naughty sneak boat that snuck in at night is able to read the signals given by the flashy light thingy and match the maneuvers for a little bit.
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They must be doing a marketing stunt to sell some subs to china, iran, and pakistan.
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MOVIES: Opening Friday, "The Roommate" (PG-13); opening Feb. 11, "The Eagle" (PG-13), "Just Go With It" (PG-13), "Justin Bieber: Never Say Never" (G), March 25, "Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Rodrick Rules."
DVD: Released Tuesday, "Beverly Hills Chihuahua 2" (G).
CONCERTS: It All Begins with Pointless Pursuit, the Ways of Tom and the Obes, 6 p.m. Friday, Xtreme Wheels, 356 Hertel Ave.
Eighth Ocean with Naturally Dangerous, the Third Key, Isla Sorna, Reperfection and In the Presence of Enemies, 5 p.m. Saturday, Xtreme Wheels, 356 Hertel Ave.
Salt-n-Pepa's Legends of Hip-Hop Tour with Salt n Pepa, Whodini and Kurtis Blow, 7 p.m. Saturday, Shea's Performing Arts Center, 646 Main St.
Excision with Downlink & Antiserum and Big Basha, 8 p.m. Monday, Town Ballroom, 681 Main St.
Justin Townes Earle with Jessica Lea Mayfield, 8 p.m. Monday, Mohawk Place, 47 E. Mohawk St.
Iration with the Rockas and Do It With Malice, 8 p.m. Tuesday, Mohawk Place, 47 E. Mohawk St.
Cornmeal and Greensky Bluegrass, 8 p.m. Wednesday, Tralf, 622 Main St.
POETRY: Paul White and Lauren Keller, 2 p.m. Sunday, Burchfield Penney Art Center, 1300 Elmwood Ave.
Attention all Nardin and Canisius students: Get your head banging, your arms swaying and your heart pumping Feb. 12 in Canisius High School auditorium, 1180 Delaware Ave. Up-and-coming local talent Sunny Side Up will be performing a charity concert, and the night will combine great music with a fantastic cause. Proceeds will be sent directly to Roswell Park Cancer Institute. Tickets for the concert, $10, are being sold at Nardin and Canisius.
Throughout the night, coffee and desserts will be sold in addition to Sunny Side Up merchandise. For aspiring musicians and intrigued fans in the audience, band members will stay to meet guests after the performance. All Gators and Crusaders are encouraged to attend this event, which will help spread awareness about one of the most progressive cancer research institutes in the nation, meanwhile introducing premiere high school musicians from our hometown. Bring an open mind and your school ID.
-- Christina Seminara, Nardin Academy
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"It wasn't something habitual; it was just adolescence and ignorance. There was a lot of displaced anger and misunderstanding in me. An idle mind is the devil's playground. I've worked my a-- off to outshine those moments, and I want people to know what a testimony my life's been. That's why you've heard me give glory to God on so many occasions. I've been spared because of music."
-- singer Cee-Lo Green on his past as a self-described "goon," in People magazine.-- McClatchy Newspapers


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Virtual Instruments with Logic Pro will be updating on a monthly basis, eventually covering all the virtual instruments in the application. Look for the latest movies here and on the lynda.com blog.
- Setting up Logic Pro for using virtual instruments
- Configuring MIDI controllers
- Composing with virtual instruments envelopes
- Tweaking the overdrive and chorus
- Creating movement with LFOs (Low Frequency Oscillators)
- Understanding FM synthesis basics
- Changing the timbre and shifting the formants of the vocoder
- Constructing custom sampler kits
- Exploring the tonewheel organ, electric piano, and Ultrabeat drum synthesizer
Skill Level Intermediate
Let's check out ES M in the example of a song. So what I've got here is a little piece that I made with six different instances of ES M, and they're creating all the melodic and bass and harmonic stuff that's going on. And then the drums are done with Ultrabeat. ES M, one of its strengths is that it's a very simplified instrument. It's also monophonic, so that means that you can't play chords, because you can only play one note at a time. So let me play this example, and then we can listen through what's happening here. (music playing) So the first thing that's going on is up top there's two instances ES M and they're playing basically the root and the 5th.
So it's a simple two-note chord. I had to split that out into two tracks because you can only play one note at a time on ES M. So let's pull those up and just take a look so you can see the settings here. So I've got one of them--that's the root--and second one here is the 5th. So let's just hear what that part sounds like. (music playing) So notice that these two instruments have the same setting. So it's basically got a little bit of Filter envelope that's happening and a pretty short decay on that, a slight bit of overdrive to make it a big crunchier.
That's kind of got the typical progressive House chord thing happening. And the way I did it is I have the root note happening on one track, so you can see the MIDI information for that here. And then in order to get that 5th happening--so with the other note in the chord--I just took everything and literally just dragged it up in this media editor, up seven semitones, so up a 5th. And that's the way I can get those chords happening. The next part here is this wobbly sound. (music playing) So let's take a look at the interface for that.
And now while you're listening to it, watch the Mix control in the oscillator and the filter cutoff. (music playing) So you can see those are both moving together. (music playing) That's what's creating that valve sound, that wobbly bit to it. So the reason why those are moving is I actually have automation data written for this Mix balance and for this Cutoff control so that they move, because in the synth, because ES M is sort of simplified, it doesn't have an envelope for this Mix control or an LFO, which we'll talk about later when we get into some of these other synths.
So I just used the automation in Logic. So if you're on a track, you can press the A button. That shows you the automation. And you can see, I wrote the automation for the cutoff and I also have it for the Mix control here. That was the way to get the movement happening with that sound. So next, we've got these two different lead sounds. And again, these are both similar. I just spread them out on two separate tracks so we could have things that are overlapping. And these sort of have some pitch-bend information happening. (music playing) So we can take a look at the interface for that.
It kind of sounds like the Rolling TV 3OH!3 that's used in a lot of early electronic music and ACID music. So you can take a look and you see it's got a medium amount of resonance here, and that's sort of what gives it that squelchy quality. Also a big part of the sound that's happening here is the contour of the pitch, that pitch bending. So if we look at the MIDI regions here, I can press this little button here to view all the pitch-bend information. If you're not seeing it, what you can do is click on this menu here to go to Pitch Bend, and then you can see that happening.
So if we listen to this again-- (music playing) --you can see all those pitch changes happening. That was in the other track there. (music playing) And so that's essentially what's going on with that part to make that have contour to it. And then last but not least, with the ES M, we've got this pad sound that's kind of distant that gives a sense of space, because everything else is so dry and upfront. (music playing) So normally I don't think of ES M as the type of instrument that's the first call of what I would use to get a long sustaining pad sound, because it's really good for upfront and cutting sounds, but it can be kind of harsh.
So in this case what's happening is I have a reverb on the channel here that's actually probably the biggest part of the sound. Because if you notice, the Space Designer Reverb, which is part of Logic, that the Wet/Dry Balance, so the reverb amount. is pretty much fully wet and there's no dry signal coming through. And if you take a look at the Length here, this is a 21-second reverb, so it's very long. So it's basically just washing out the sound. And that's a great technique to use if you want something to be more in the background.
So for the purpose of this example of trying to use ES M to function as many things as possible, this is a way that I could put it more in the background and give sort of a three-dimensional quality to everything that's happening. So one more time, we can hear a little bit of this, and then you should explore on your own. (music playing)


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A lay person's primer on Catholic social teaching.
The need for jobs, and the ecological limits to growth
In a tough economy with dwindling social supports, children of privilege have a bigger head start than ever.
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So, here we are. Whenever I first stated that I wanted to do a big marathon, this was the one that kept calling to me. It just sounded like a really fun one to do, and I hadn't done a big playthrough for it before. Therefore, that brings us here.
In this post, I'm just going to give you the background on my history with the series, as well as just some general information on how this will work. The actual first entry will probably be tomorrow.
My relationship with DMC started shortly after the release of DMC1. My friend, Johnny, had bought it, and said that I would probably like it, as it was a somewhat modern evolution of older games like Final Fight and such that I was a big fan of. So, I tried it. Well, I enjoyed it, but I didn't fall madly in love with it. Just thought it was fun.
But, you know, the idea of playing as Dante, the demon hunter, was pretty cool. And it was a little different. The action was fast and furious, and I loved using his various assortment of weapons, primarily his sword and his trusty dual guns, Ebony and Ivory.
Also, the story kind of stuck out to me, though not tremendously so. That came more later on. But, I'm getting ahead of myself.
Fast forward to DMC2. It came out, and I decided to rent it, since the first one was fun enough. Unlike DMC1, DMC2 actually pulled me in a lot more. I beat it several times during the brief rental, and for some reason it just clicked really well with me. However, I didn't buy the game or anything. Instead, I waited for the release of DMC3...
...Which didn't quite work out. The game came out, and I rented it as well. It made a bad first impression with me. I made it through the game, but I didn't like the way Dante was at all. He seemed like an arrogant douche, and it just turned me off to the whole series. Giving up on it, I pretty much forgot about the series.
But something happened. A couple of years later, they released a three-pack of the games. I saw it, and thought it wouldn't be terrible to have, since I enjoyed the first two games and all. I asked for it for Christmas, but didn't receive it. Still wanting to play it, I ran out the next day and picked it up. Deciding to start with DMC3, so that it would be in story chronological order, I began playing through them. And somehow, everything just CLICKED. I went from mildly liking the series, to absolutely loving it. From there, I've gotten more into the plot, and have since played DMC4, as well as checking out the variety of EU that the game provides.
Which brings us to this blog. Much like FFVII, I am going to go through the entire chronological story of the series. However, this one's going to be a little different. First off, I'm going to split each post into three sections: "Introduction", "Story", and "Review". In the first section, I will just give an intro to whatever the subject of the post is. In the second section, I am going to give a complete story overview of the subject of the post. And in the third section, I will talk about my feelings, good or bad, about the topic.
Secondly, I am going to introduce one large concept into this little thing--retcons. That's right, things are about to get wacky ladies and gentlemen. I won't talk about the specifics too much now, and will focus on them as I get to them. Now, I'm sure you're thinking, "This is a lot of trouble for 4 games". Well, it isn't that simple, I'm afraid. As I progress throughout the retrospective, I will update this little progress bar:
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There's a bit more to that, eh? I will give you one thing right off the bat, here. What I intend to do here, is to show you how you can take all these strange, disassociated things, and retcon them so you can have one gigantic canon. I know a lot of people will think I'm stupid for doing this, but dang it, it's fun. One basic rule that I can go ahead and say is that I am not going to intensly concentrate on dates and times. Frankly, when dealing with stuff like this, it just complicates things needlessly. Plus, the only confirmation of character ages and such comes from interviews, not the games themselves. Therefore, I'm having to follow those loosely. Or just not at all. Bare with me.
So, what you're about to experience is a journey through my mildly insane retconning. In doing so, I hope to make you look at this story far different than you ever had before. For instance, DMC2, which is widely known as having the weakest story? I'm going to try and give it some gravity, as well as some closure. That's right, I'm taking this all the way. So, buckle up, and get ready for the ride. This is going to be...interesting. See you soon.


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Supreme Court Says Human Genes Can't Be Patented
The U.S. Supreme Court has unanimously ruled that segments of naturally-occurring human genes cannot be patented. The ruling may change the focus of genomic research, but it won't stop it.
Professor Andrew Torrance specializes in biotechnology patent law at the University of Kansas. He says the ruling falls hardest on companies that have invested billions of dollars, hoping to profit from patents on human gene fragments like those that help reveal a person's risk for breast cancer.


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In the 1600s in the American colonies, many of the groups of settlers tried to convert Native Americans to Christianity. William Penn saw it as part of his holy mission in Pennsylvania to convert the Native Americans there to Quakerism and the Puritans in Massachusetts tried to convert many Native Americans to Calvinism.
The Puritans did not understand the Native American culture because it differed so much from their own. To the Puritans, the Natives acted like uncivilized animals. They thought the Natives ran around in the forest, practically naked, like children and considered it their religious duty to "civilize" them.
The Puritans ended up kidnapping Natives and sending them to small villages called "Praying Towns" where they were taught religion, how to dress and act like the English, writing and math. These praying towns were not effective until one man, John Eliot decided to take a different approach. With help of a Native convert, Eliot studied the Native language and in 1663, translated the Bible and Puritan Catechism to help teach the Native Americans. He also gave sermons to them in their language. After this many Native Americans were willing to go to prayer towns and learn to live like the English.
Eliot's Bible inadvertently helped save the Algonquin language, which did not have a writing system.Today, fewer than 2,700 people can speak the language but many Native languages were wiped out completely.
For those of you interested in the Algonquin language, Eliot's "Indian Grammar" can be read online for free here. There is an excerpt of the book below:
March 23, 2011
John Eliot and the Algonquin Language
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Very interesting. Thanks for sharing!ReplyDelete
Thanks, Kim. I think Native American Languages are fascinating and I hate that many languages have died out.ReplyDelete
VERY interesting indeed! I took a course on Native Americans last year; but because it was just a one-semester course, we skipped on a lot of things, of course. Like this. (Besides, it was more focused on what the people were most likely like in pre-contact period).ReplyDelete
Hana, I think that it is awesome you got to take a whole semester on it! Our college doesn't offer anything like that right now.ReplyDelete
Eliot is one of my favorite figures in early (post-Columbian) American history. He's certainly less well known than other Puritan figures.ReplyDelete
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"I have owned this '08 M3 Convertible for 1 year and 10K miles. It has the 6 speed manual transmission and virtually every option. The build quality is excellent, although the paint is more susceptible to road rash than any car I've owned. The engine revs freely and sounds great, but doesn't develop much torque at lower rpm and thus doesn't have the grunt of even a base Corvette. In convertible trim this is a relatively heavy car as well, but feels very solid, especially with the roof up. Cowl shake is minimal with the top down. The quality of materials used in the interior is impressive. Mine has the optional wood trim and looks great. The seats are well bolstered and comfortable. One issue for tall drivers is the adjustment limit of the steering wheel if the drivers seat is all the way back on its tracks, which I need to do to accommodate my legs. Unfortunately gas mileage (14-18mpg) is poor for such small (4 liter) displacement, the effect of which is compounded by the small fuel tank. These cars also consume oil, which is an unusual 60W Castrol synthetic blend that is expensive and usually found only at the dealership. The car is a pleasure to drive fast on an open road, where the horsepower and high rev limit can best be utilized. BMW offered a free one day M school which was great fun and an opportunity to safely explore the cars (M3, 5 and 6) capability. Free service is a definite plus and helps with resale value. Overall I feel this car has met my expectations."
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"Let's just say "wow". If you really want power than this is your car. I have been in many nice rides and this car blows away just about anything out there. The car is refined, classy, but mischevious. If you pull up in a porsche or a ferrari, the guy next to you obviously thinks you have an ego problem of some type. Although, this is probably true, the M3 says something different - you like being unique but like even more that you can have a fun drive or a "fun" drive without drawing so much attention to oneself. Any time I have driven over 120mph in a car I began feeling uncomfortable but the M3 is saying "can i get out of 4th gear or what?" The car handles well in all arenas, feels solid, stereo sounds great and the ability to have a few thousand songs stored into a hard drive is ingenious, the cell phone conversations are clear, navigation is simple to use, leather feels incredible, back-up monitor is phenomenal, split-rear seats fold down for significant amount of room, double-clutch is insane....i could really go on forever. The only things that are unfortunate is the gas tank is too small but filling up at the station and being able to look at such a fine machine is fine by me. The price may seem high to some people and I never really thought I would spend this much on a car but I got almost every option but heated seats (I live in Arizona) and got full maintenance, Lo-jack, etc so it ran over 80k - but to me a car is a thing to get from point A to point B -- I just get there faster and in style..."
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Pros: "EVERYTHING!!!"
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Influenza Pandemic:
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Shortages of influenza vaccine in the 2004-05 and previous influenza seasons and mounting concern about recent avian influenza activity in Asia have raised concern about the nation's preparedness to deal with a worldwide influenza epidemic, or influenza pandemic. Although the extent of such a pandemic cannot be predicted, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), an agency within the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), it has been estimated that in the absence of any control measures such as vaccination or antiviral drugs, a "medium-level" influenza pandemic could kill up to 207,000 people in the United States, affect from 15 to 35 percent of the U.S. population, and generate associated costs ranging from $71 billion to $167 billion in the United States. GAO was asked to discuss the challenges the nation faces in responding to the threat of an influenza pandemic, including the lessons learned from previous annual influenza seasons that can be applied to its preparedness and overall ability to respond to a pandemic. This testimony is based on GAO reports and testimony issued since 2000 on influenza vaccine supply, pandemic planning, emergency preparedness, and emerging infectious diseases and on current work examining the influenza vaccine shortage in the United States for the 2004-05 influenza season.
The nation faces multiple challenges to prepare for and respond to an influenza pandemic. First, key questions about the federal role in purchasing and distributing vaccines during a pandemic remain, and clear guidance on potential priority groups is lacking in HHS's current draft of its pandemic preparedness plan. For example, the draft plan does not establish the actions the federal government would take to purchase or distribute vaccine during an influenza pandemic. In addition, as was highlighted in the nation's recent experience responding to the unexpected influenza vaccine shortage for the 2004-05 influenza season, clear communication of the nation's response plan will be a major challenge. During the 2004-05 influenza season, state health officials reported that mixed messages created confusion. For example, CDC advised vaccination for persons aged 65 and older, and at the same time a state advised vaccination for persons aged 50 and older. Further challenges include ensuring an adequate and timely supply of influenza vaccine and antiviral drugs, which can help prevent or mitigate the number of influenza-related deaths. Particularly given the length of time needed to produce vaccines, influenza vaccine may be unavailable or in short supply and might not be widely available during the initial states of a pandemic. Finally, the lack of sufficient hospital and health care workforce capacity to respond to an infectious disease outbreak may also affect response efforts during an influenza pandemic. Public health officials we spoke with said that a large-scale outbreak, such as an influenza pandemic, could strain the available capacity of hospitals by requiring entire hospital sections, along with their staff, to be used as isolation facilities.
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Inland NW Orchestra to Give Free Concert
The Inland Northwest Orchestra will perform with three of four young artists that won this year's Young Artist Competition on Saturday, May 2 in Hermiston. The concert will be held at the Hermiston High School auditorium at 7 p.m. on Saturday. The concert will feature William Tell Overture by Gioacchino Rossini, and Overture on Russian
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Inland N.W. Orchestra Opens Season this Weekend
The Inland Northwest Orchestra will present its season opening performance this weekend. The orchestra will be performing at 7 p.m. on Saturday, Oct. 11 at Columbia Basin College in Pasco, and at 4 p.m. on Sunday, Oct. 12 at Blue Mountain Community College in Pendleton. The performances are free, but donations are accepted. For more
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Inland Northwest Orchestra to Give Free Concert
The Inland Northwest Orchestra will give a free concert on Saturday, Feb. 16 at Windy River Elementary School in Boardman. The concert starts at 4 p.m. and is sponsored by the Morrow County Unified Recreation District. For more information, call 541-289-4696.Read More
Inland Northwest Musicians Announce Fall Schedule
The Inland Northwest Musicians have announced their concert schedule through the month of November. The first concert of the fall will feature the Inland Northwest Orchestra performing the Mendelssohn Violin Concerto with soloist Alice Massey and Beethoven's Symphony No. 1 on Oct. 12 at 7 p.m. in Milton-Freewater at the Christ the King Lutheran Church.
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Then the memory of her face came back, and with it a raging, intolerable desire to be alone […]. At the sight of the words I love you the desire to stay alive had welled up in him, and the taking of minor risks suddenly seemed stupid. It was not till twenty-three hours, when he was home and in bed – in the darkness, where you were safe even from the telescreen so long as you kept silent – that he was able to think continuously. (2.1.20)
Flustered by the note and Julia's interest in him, Winston feels alive again, no longer hampered by the sexual repression that restricted him earlier.
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He thought of her naked, youthful body, as he had seen it in his dream. He had imagined her a fool like all the rest of them, her head stuffed with lies and hatred, her belly full of ice. A kind of fever seized him at the thought that he might lose her, the white youthful body might slip away from him! What he feared more than anything else was that she would simply change her mind if he did not get in touch with her quickly. (2.1.21)
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- Open sleeves
- 3-Button placket
- Double-welt ribbed collar
- 60% Pima cotton, 40% Micropolyester
- Side vents
- NFL team logo on the left chest
- Officially licensed
- Straight bottom
- Cutter & Buck logo on left sleeve
- Made in China
- Short-sleeved pique polo
- Made with moisture-wicking DryTec material
- Short sleeve
- Imported
- Brand: Cutter & Buck
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