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Blue - Murderer, Assassin, FriendMature
Yolous stared at Drakmor suspiciously, obviously expecting an answer. Could Drakmor expose the truth to this man? What was a bigger risk, though: the truth or a lie? Drakmor stood there, feeling the eyes of both the emperor and Sage on him, and thought for a moment.
Drakmor sighed. No choice. "The force is Blue," Drakmor began, "and he is the avatar of Levilar, the one and only Leviathan." Sage looked at him questionably, but the emperor didn't seem ignorant. "The leviathan is lord of all sea serpents and one of twelve creatures who have an avatar."
"Who are the other's?" Sage asked, growing curious. Drakmor could not reveil everything, but he would do his best to make them satisfied.
"My mother and father are two of them," Drakmor said. Yolous stared at him oddly for this. Was he surprised or just questionable about Drakmor's intentions. "Darrol is another," Drakmor continued. "And Blue, who's real name is Aeron Cadoc, is another. He is the only one of them who is actually evil." The emperor opened his mouth, as if to say something. Drakmor continued before he could, though. "He is possessed by a demon."
"Drakmor...," Sage said, noticing something in Drakmor's expression, "Who was he?"
"A friend," Drakmor replied simply before turning and walking a short distance away. He needed to figure out a way to stop Blue. He wondered if Zero had had any success.
As if in answer, Zero walked into the room, surprising the Emperor and Sage, but not Drakmor. Drakmor had stopped being surprised by the boy a long time back.
"Any news?" Drakmor asked Zero.
The boy smiled slyly. "Not much really. Just boring plans and some machines that destroy walls..." Sage was upon him in moments.
"What do you mean!?" She yelled. Zero laughed a little and put his hands up in defense.
"Easy, lady. You need to get back soon though," Zero said with a smile, "They sent a small force with some guy at their head to make an opening for the rest of the army." Every word made Drakmor tense. He hoped Baron and the others were prepared to fight. "Don't worry," Zero continued, "I warned that big guy and that Great Lizard of yours, so they should be fine."
"Zero," Drakmor called, " Go help them." The boy sighed. He pulled himself from Sage's grasp and walked toward the window. Drakmor stopped him, though. "A Ruler should be there to defend their charge, right Emperor?" The old man, who had been quietly observing until now, nodded at that. Zero just sighed and took the hint.
He walked over, picked up Sage as if she were weightless, then ran and jumped out of the window, flying toward Galvenston. Drakmor just sighed. He needed to get back as well. It was times like this he missed Val, his homemade motorcycle.
"I have a carriage for you, if you want," The emperor said with a smile. He was a nice guy after all, it seemed.


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By now, you probably are aware of this new VPN tunneling protocol which can work across NAT, web proxies and firewall. If you are familiar with the Windows Vista way of configuring and using VPN, go to the connection "Properties" page and change the "Type of VPN" to "Secure Socket Tunneling Protocol (SSTP)" instead of the default "Automatic".
If you are not so familiar with the connection configuration steps, here they are.
- Open the Control Panel by clicking on the Start->Control Panel
- Select Network and Internet
- Click on "Network and Sharing Center"
- On the Tasks pane (on the Left Hand Side), select Set up a connection or network.
- From the resulting set of options, select "Connect to a Work place network" – This option will bring up a wizard for configuring the VPN with the default settings
- Configure the VPN server information, user-name, password as required by the wizard.
- Once the basic VPN configuration is done, in the "Network and Sharing Center", select the task "Manage Network Connections". This is open the "Network Connections" page.
- Over here, right click on the VPN connection and select "Properties". This will open the connection properties page.
- Select the "Networking" page.
- Under the "Type of VPN", drop-down box, select the tunnel type to be "Secure Socket Tunneling Protocol (SSTP)" instead of the default "Automatic" tunnel type selection. Click Ok button on the property page to save the change.
This is a one-time operation and subsequently, when the connection is used to connect, the SSTP protocol will be used.
Since SSTP is based out of SSL, the VPN server (configured with SSTP) will provide a certificate for the client to trust. You might want to configure the trusted root certificate so that the server's certificate is trusted by the client. SSTP will require the trusted root ceritificate to be there as a part of Machine Certificate Store. For domain joined machines, where in the server certificate is from the same domain as the client itself, this certificate is most-likely to be there by default.
As mentioned in this space earlier, this new VPN tunnel type is being added for Vista SP1 and Longhorn Server. If you are interested in the Longhorn Server beta program, do let us know at firstname.lastname@example.com. We would love to have you try out this new VPN technology and give us feedback.
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Every week a Guardian Money reader submits a question, and it's up to you to help him or her out – a selection of the best answers will appear in next Saturday's paper.
This week's question
A colleague has asked me whether I'd consider switching to a job share. I'd dearly like to work fewer hours and think I can almost live with the salary drop, but wonder whether it works? How do others who jobshare get on? Do you work one week on, and take the next week off, or half each week – which is best? Or do you just end up working almost as many hours, but for less pay?
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Yesterday public television in Seattle celebrated their decade-long relationship with the just-deceased self-help writer Wayne Dyer, and to honor the author the station was replaying one of his final talks.
The theme of his presentation alludes me; it was something about Five Steps to Something or Other, the secrets of which were contained in his new book, which was touted tastefully throughout his talk.
I decided to give the show a try, despite the fact that I've a strong aversion to listening to other people talk or write about 'how' life should be lived or experienced.
Prior to the advent of the Internet, this phenomenon of people giving advice about living was always buzzing in the background of life, but not in the omnipresent way it does now.
The Net has mutated what used to be a semi-contained industry (the self-help, how-to world) into a bacchanalia of yapping gurus and guides — billions of bromides pinging back and forth across blogs, YouTube and social media every hour.
The world, as the Net depicts it, is divided into distinct camps: Those with electronic devices doing nothing. And those doing nothing but writing or talking about doing stuff and then selling that information on an electronic device to people that aren't doing anything.
Read this entire post here.
When you're a writer Facebook becomes a peculiar problem.
Famous writer Zadie Smith, in her list of 10 rules for writers, says that working on a computer without wi-fi is essential. I guess she was tempted, while writing, to make too many visits to The New York Review of Books and start grazing.
In this post, I'm using the word peculiar to evoke its deeper etymology. Peculiar's Late Middle English usage was to indicate: "Belonging to one person." But even more peculiar (and further back in time) is the word's Latin origin and usage, which is related to cattle and how those cattle belonged to you, were your property.
The Latin etymological tree goes like this:
pecu (cattle) > peculium (property) > peculiaris (of private property) > peculiar (particular, special).
So this is good to note, because you need to guard your stock when you're working on your own creative stuff; to keep your words in your own writing stockade — rather than let them roam too much within the Facebook dream field. Grazing.
Secrets, Tips and Suggestions
Over the years, as a writer and incessant Facebooker, I've found that I can use Facebook for:
1. A well-deserved breather.
2. A maneuver to avoid an impending inner-critic attack. All writers know the inner-critic's voice and the damage it does: "This is horrid and Dad was right, I've no talent. I should have stayed a cashier." If I stay there grinding away on a paragraph in tandem with my inner-critic's voice grinding away on me, well, I'm fucked. The abuse is dehumanizing.
The inner-critic's job is to sabotage whatever creative expression you undertake and insure that you remain identified with the idea that you've no skill or talent.
Kids are psychic sponges and retain every judgement aimed in their direction — from the moment of conception forward, those critiques eventually morph into the inner-critic's voice.
I have a friend whose sister had a baby girl that she'd called an "asshole" so frequently, from babyhood onward, that whenever the toddler met someone outside the family circle she'd announce proudly: "I'm an asshole!"
So strategies must be developed to dodge (or defend) against the inner-critic. Facebook can — if used wisely — act as a respite, unplugging you from your inner-critic and its attack on your present-time creation.
3. An energizing or remedial moment: I've often been working on a chapter and then hopped out of Google Docs and into Facebook and bumped into a post from The Guardian about how a trapped starfish can detach its own foot, keep moving, and then grow a new foot later. And for some unknown reason, reading that random bit of weirdness galvanizes my creativity, back into its flow.
Or, conversely, whatever particular post I land on will act as a non sequitur that unravels what I was previously laboring over; revealing that my effort was, indeed, shitty, and that I need to stop writing and start reading about starfish that unhinge their feet.
4. A Dada-like exposure to chance or what I call 'synchronic serendipity'. Dada or Dadaism was an European avant-garde art movement from the early 20th-century where the Dada artists employed randomness, chance, and synchronic mirroring to create their creations.
Dadaism became very popular with artists willing to enter the realm of the irrational and illogical to achieve their creative inspirations and creations. And like all magical processes it involved rituals of various sorts.
Facebook can be employed in a similar way for a writer. The other day, frustrated with a difficult section I was writing about the planet Mercury, I stopped, logged into Facebook, and the first post I encountered was a post about the actor Brad Pitt's alleged bi-sexuality.
This was the perfect ingredient I needed for inspiring a point within the chapter about Mercury's hermaphroditic nature. Shameless plug: You'll love this part of the book when you read it. I promise. Read more
"What people today do of fear of irrational elements in themselves and in other people is to put tools and mechanisms between themselves and the unconscious world.
This protects them from being grasped by the the frightening and threatening aspects of irrational experience.
I am saying nothing whatever, I am sure it will be understood, against technology or mechanics in themselves.
What I am saying is that danger always exists that our technology will serve as a buffer between us and nature, a block between us and the deeper dimensions of our experience.
Tools and techniques ought to be an extension of consciousness, but they can just as easily be a protection against consciousness. This means that technology can be clung to, believed in, and depended on far beyond its legitimate sphere, since it also serves as a defense against our fears of irrational phenomena.
Thus the very success of technological creativity … is a threat to its own existence."
–Rollo May
"Life itself is an exile. The way home is not the way back." –Colin Wilson
A fellow Cancerian, Colin Wilson's seminal book The Outsider aggravated a place in my soul that eventually became my salvo against the confines of consensus reality.
Meaning, his close examination of individuals who lived as poets or artists or occultists or just peculiar mutations within our species — the unclassifiables — got under my skin when I was a teenager and helped forge my path forward as an adult — with courage and enthusiasm — to explore astrology, art, poetry, metaphysics and the teachings of Gurdjieff.
Years later he recounted: "As a young man I was scornful about the supernatural but as I have got older, the sharp line that divided the credible from the incredible has tended to blur; I am aware that the whole world is slightly incredible."
His claim that the "mark of greatness is always intuition, not logic" supported my own instincts and goaded, in a way, my disinterest in hard science, with its over-emphasis on materialism and chilly all-or-nothing proclamations about reality. Which, if you study enough science, you soon discover are made defunct decades later by a new brood of giant-headed blowhards declaring the latest explanations for everything.
Wilson always wrote from a wild mixture of wonder, awe, strict discipline (his output was beyond prolific) and the impulse to explore every possible facet of any given subject, especially if it involved the otherworldly. The weirder, the better. Even lurid subjects like crime, murder and perversion benefited from his unflinching eye and inquiry, driving my Moon and Saturn in Scorpio into rapt attention that bordered on obsession.
There will be lots of homages to read online today, better and more comprehensively written than mine. Find them and then begin your own journey into Wilson's wondrous worlds. Start with The Outsider. A rite of passage for every human being.
But I wanted to post my shock and sadness and sense of loss upon hearing the news this morning that Colin had died. I don't like the feeling of being on the planet without him around — as corny as that sounds; but it's a testament to how thoroughly his essence intertwined with and impacted my path.
It's like I've lost a soul brother.


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Does anyone know if there will be customization options like dyeing Connor's outfits in ACIII? I hope so, as it would be cool if there was dyes in Boston and New York so you could blend in with the crowd. TheRedCross (talk) 19:53, September 17, 2012 (UTC)


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- Umami-Rich Manila Clam Miso SoupYou should definitely steam the manila clams in sake first to make miso soup more umami-rich and tasty. You must give this recipe a try.Manila clams, Sake, Miso, Water, Green onions (small rounds)
- Japanese Leek KimpiraA good way to consume plenty of Japanese leeks. These creamy and sweet bites will whet the appetite. A great back-up for when you need one more dish, or have bento to pack.Japanese leeks, Red chili pepper (seeded and sliced into thin rounds), Olive oil, Rice vinegar, Mirin (or brown sugar), Cooking sake
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Angles on Empire
The writing show-cased here was created as part of Norfolk Museums and Archaeology Service's (NMAS) Stories of the World: Eastern Exchanges programme. Young people are at the heart of this official Cultural Olympiad programme, working in partnership with museum staff to find objects in the collections that resonate with their interests and to reinterpret them in various ways.
In May 2010 Chen Hong, a renowned calligrapher and painter of fish from Beijing, completed a month as artist-in residence in the museum service. As a result of the residency a closer relationship has developed between Chinese young people studying at the University of East Anglia and NMAS. In November 2010 Chinese students were invited to explore a range of objects from the museums' reserve collections and in combination with their own experiences respond and reinterpret them both orally and in writing. They were supported by museum staff and a creative writing tutor for four weeks.
Some of the students' writing that explores the meaning of the objects in new ways is reproduced here.
Stories of the World is a major part of the
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IFrame Embed Forms not Showing in Secure FormAsked by learningmindsets on August 15, 2015 at 11:49 AM
to embed it in my webpage. It works in the form builder preview but when I get the code to embed into my website with the secure check box checked and preview it in the coded dialog box (there is a little preview button to test in iFrame) and the conditional showing does not work then.
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Thank you--Glad you found the issue but how do you generate the secure links to the iFrame widget to imbed in the host? Do you just type an 's' in the http://?
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Rasheed Wallace is making it his new thing to yell "BALL DON"T LIE, BALL DON'T LIE" at players when they miss shots. He got caught doing it against Austin Rivers a couple weeks ago, now he earns himself an ejection for doing it to Goran Dragic of the Suns while shooting technical foul free throws yesterday. Class act right there. Never liked the guy one bit. Check out the video of the ejection below. The Knicks are on point this year so they didn't have much of a problem still winning the game against the Suns 106-99, but I doubt you will see much of Rasheed when Amare Stoudemire makes his return to the lineup. Check out our Home Page for more stories and follow us on Twitter and Facebook
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Come Undone (Robbie Williams song)
|"Come Undone"
|Single by Robbie Williams
|from the album Escapology
|31 March 2003
|CD single, DVD single
|Soft rock
|4:34 (album/single version)
3:54 (radio edit)
|Robbie Williams, Ashley Hamilton, Per Kristian Ottestad, Daniel Pierre
|Guy Chambers, Steve Power
|Robbie Williams singles chronology
|Music video
|"Come Undone" on YouTube
"Come Undone" is a song recorded by British singer Robbie Williams for his fifth studio album Escapology (2002). It was written by Williams, Ashley Hamilton, Boots Ottestad and Daniel Pierre. It was released as the second single from Escapology on 31 March 2003, by Chrysalis Records.
Music video[edit]
The music video was banned in most countries for being too sexually explicit. It features a hungover Robbie waking up in the morning after a large house party, as he walks around the house flashbacks of the events of the night before are shown. As the song reaches its climax, Williams is seen participating in three-way sex with two women (who are in fact porn stars). These shots are interspersed with graphic and unsettling images of snakes, rats and bugs, mostly crawling on beautiful women. In the final shots, the two women have become men in drag, perhaps a subtle reference to the media's infatuation with Williams' sexuality. The song also contains numerous explicit words.
"Come Undone" became a top ten hit around the world, but due to its controversial video, it was heavily censored by MTV Networks Europe for depicting a debauched (but fully clothed) Williams having three-way sex with two women. Though the video also showed unsettling images (cf. previous section), the uncensored version of the video was released on DVD single in Europe and was also included on the Enhanced CD single.[1] BBC Radio 2 also banned the song for its explicit content.[2] During such furores at this time, it was confirmed that Williams and Guy Chambers were to officially part ways.[1]
Chart success[edit]
The song managed to reach number-four in the United Kingdom, but it fell out of the top ten in its second week; however, controversy surrounding the music video kept the album on the charts. Worldwide, the single did not equal the success of Williams' previous single, "Feel". To date, "Come Undone" has sold 85,000 copies in the UK.[3] In a 2008 documentary Williams went on record to say that this was inspired by an incident on set, where Gary Barlow noticed his fly had 'come undone'.
Formats and track listings[edit]
These are the formats and track listings of major single releases of "Come Undone".
(Released 31 March 2003)
- "Come Undone" (single version) – 4:34
- "One Fine Day" – 3:36
- "Happy Easter (War Is Coming)" – 4:03
- "Photo gallery and video clips
(Released 31 March 2003)
- "Come Undone" (video) – 4:34
- "One Fine Day" (audio) – 3:36
- "Happy Easter (War Is Coming)" (audio) – 4:03
|Chart (2003)
|Australia (ARIA)[4]
|Austria (Ö3 Austria Top 40)[5]
|Belgium (Ultratop 50 Flanders)[6]
|Belgium (Ultratip Wallonia)[7]
|Denmark (Tracklisten)[8]
|France (SNEP)[9]
|Germany (Official German Charts)[10]
|Ireland (IRMA)[11]
|Italy (FIMI)[12]
|Netherlands (Dutch Top 40)[13]
|New Zealand (Recorded Music NZ)[14]
|Romania (UPFR)[15]
|Sweden (Sverigetopplistan)[16]
|Switzerland (Schweizer Hitparade)[17]
|UK Singles (Official Charts Company)[18]
- ^ a b Escapology
- ^ Discography>Singles>Come Undone
- ^ [1] Come Undone
- ^ http://australian-charts.com/showitem.asp?interpret=Robbie+Williams&titel=Come+Undone&cat=s
- ^ "Austriancharts.at – Robbie Williams – Come Undone" (in German). Ö3 Austria Top 40.
- ^ "Ultratop.be – Robbie Williams – Come Undone" (in Dutch). Ultratop 50.
- ^ "Ultratop.be – Robbie Williams – Come Undone" (in French). Ultratip.
- ^ "Danishcharts.com – Robbie Williams – Come Undone". Tracklisten.
- ^ "Lescharts.com – Robbie Williams – Come Undone" (in French). Les classement single.
- ^ "Offiziellecharts.de – Robbie Williams – Come Undone". GfK Entertainment Charts.
- ^ "Chart Track: Week 9, 2004". Irish Singles Chart.
- ^ http://italiancharts.com/showitem.asp?interpret=Robbie+Williams&titel=Come+Undone&cat=s
- ^ "Nederlandse Top 40 – Robbie Williams search results" (in Dutch) Dutch Top 40.
- ^ "Charts.org.nz – Robbie Williams – Come Undone". Top 40 Singles.
- ^ "Romanian Top 100" Archived February 28, 2008, at the Wayback Machine. Please see "Issue 47" of the year 2004
- ^ "Swedishcharts.com – Robbie Williams – Come Undone". Singles Top 100.
- ^ "Swisscharts.com – Robbie Williams – Come Undone". Swiss Singles Chart.
- ^ "April 2003/ Archive Chart: 26 April 2003" UK Singles Chart.
External links[edit]
- Come Undone on YouTube
- the Clean version of the music video, comments about the video, and extra material, requires QuickTime 5.02 or higher.
- Lyrics of this song at MetroLyrics


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I tell myself, "I can fly away"
I tell myself with a shaking voice,
"I can fly away."
As though i do not have broken wings,
As though i am not so thoroughly grounded
that to fly would be a miracle.
I don't believe in miracles.
I believe in the fact that i will be buried
and forgotten by all that knew me
when i die.
That when i become a lifeless body,
i will be gone. Because no one will remember me.
And sure, you may think to yourself,
How should this inane poet know anything?
But i have gutted words for meaning,
I have crossed over barren lands of nothing-ness
and seen death before me.
And I have called it beautiful.
Because even though the morbid undercurrent
to that train-wreck of a thought
may run strong and harsh,
I have seen beauty in death,
and therefore I am the most morbid of all.
I call the process to becoming a cadaver
a pretty little thing,
because sometimes it is.
And so, by the juxtaposition of death and me,
I think that becoming a macabre memory
beheld in slitted words bleeding like red-black blood
between this poet's raw hands,
is not quite as ugly
as people would want to assume.


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Is Facebook dying? It apparently depends on who you talk to. teenagers may be moving to sites like Instgram and Pinterest, but our informal, unscientific survey of young adults found a mix of opinions.
Several say they still use Facebook to keep in touch. It's apparently "old news" to teenagers, though. Nobody wants to consistently go on a website, share inner thoughts with their friends – while Mom is looking on.
SeverrThe social media giant's latest controversy centers on psychological experiments done on Facebook users ... without their permission. The experts measured how users respond to both negative and positive input. Positive input seems to affect all of their subsequent posts.


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EU referendum bill defeated in UK parliament
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Plans to put an UK referendum on EU membership into law have been dashed after the House of Lords voted to block the bill by 180 votes to 130.
A bill by Conservative MP James Wharton had proposed to guarantee a public vote on the UK's EU membership in 2017.
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Prime Minister David Cameron has promised to re-negotiate the UK's membership terms if his party, which currently dominates a governing coalition with the pro-European Liberal Democrats, wins the next election in 2015.
However, peers voted on Friday (31 January) to end the committee stage of the legislation, meaning that, with just a week before the end of the current parliamentary session, it has run out of time to get through.
The Lords had already backed amendments to change the proposed question of the referendum and to force the government to prepare an assessment of what the UK's relationship with the rest of the EU would look like if it withdrew from the bloc prior to the referendum.
Although the legislation was not an official government bill it was approved by MPs in the House of Commons, where the Conservative party is just a handful of seats short of an overall majority. However, Labour and Liberal Democrat peers, whose parties oppose a referendum, were able to form a blocking majority in the Lords.
"Labour and the Lib Dems have conspired in the House of Lords to kill this important piece of legislation, doing the bidding of their political masters in the Commons," said Wharton in a statement following the vote.
However, Prime Minister David Cameron insisted that the collapse of the bill would not bring an end to the referendum debate.
Speaking at a joint press conference following talks on defence co-operation with French President Francois Hollande, Cameron said that the vote made "no difference to the pledge I am making on this in-out referendum."
"As Labour and the Lib Dems have killed the Wharton Bill, the one way to guarantee a referendum is to vote Conservative at the Gen Election," he wrote in a message on Twitter.
Meanwhile, there is still a possibility that the Conservatives could attempt to re-introduce the bill in the autumn, although it would be likely to face further delaying tactics.


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Pharmaceutical giant Pfizer announces it's cutting about 300 jobs across Canada, most of them in Montreal.
Julie-Catherine Racine, a spokesperson for Pfizer Canada, says the cuts will be spread across several locations, but the majority will be at the company's headquarters in the Montreal suburb of Kirkland.
"After an extensive and rigorous review of our organizational structure and of the competencies required for the future, I can confirm that Pfizer in Canada has undergone a restructuring in various parts of its Canadian business," Racine says in a statement.
In total, about 11% of the company's total Canadian workforce will be eliminated, she said.
The company recently completed a $31.7-million upgrade to its Montreal manufacturing and distribution centre. The Quebec government contributed $2.7 million to that project.
Pfizer employs 2,700 people across Canada, including 1,800 in Quebec.
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Sam Galanis Contributing Writer There's still a lot of talk swirling around Ryan Dempster's five-day paid suspension. Obviously the Yankees don't think it's harsh enough. And before the suspension was dealt, John Farrell didn't even think it was going to happen. But as it turns out, Demspter's suspension is pretty standard. Writer Marc Normandin of Over the Monster spoke to Jeff Euston of Cot's Contracts, who explained the normal routine for suspensions for on-field activity. "A suspension for an on-field incident is usually with pay," Euston said. "So a player generally does not lose salary or service time after throwing at A-Rod or charging the mound." The player may be be fined in addition to their suspension, however. The consequence for the team in that situation is that the player can't be replaced on the roster, so they must play with 24 instead of 25. They also explained the differences with suspensions for off-field incidents. "A suspension for a positive PED test is ...
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Dean Harrison wins 500cc Classic TT
To finish first you first have to finish became the phrase of the day
DEAN Harrison, riding the Black Eagle Racing MV Agusta, has won the Bennetts 500cc Classic TT race over four laps of the Isle of Man TT course.
Harrison took an early lead on the opening lap ahead of Ian Lougher on-board the Giovanni Cabassi Paton and finished 26-seconds ahead. Harrison's team-mate Lee Johnston took the final podium position.
The Paton trio of John McGuinness, Ryan Farquhar and Lougher were the pre-race favourites, but with the phrase 'to finish first you first have to finish' ringing in everyone's ears whilst riding these classic bikes.
Welshman Lougher was still in the running after winning in 2014. However, Lougher didn't learn from his mistakes of 2014 and was hit with a thirty second pit penalty after speeding in pit lane after refueling at the end of the first lap.
McGuinness and Farquhar were the first two to Glen Helen on the opening lap with Dean Harrison splitting the Patons with Lougher in fourth. The Team Winfield pair were experiencing problems as McGuinness had dropped to fifth by Ballaugh and then retired at Parliament Square where he was joined by Farquhar leaving Dean Harrison at the front at Ramsey from Lougher with Lee Johnston third followed by Michael Dunlop and Dan Cooper.
Harrison's opening lap of 110.463 gave him a 15 second lead from Lougher at the end of the opening lap and with Lougher's pit stop and penalty the lead was extended to well over a minute from the Welshman by Glen Helen on the second lap.
Harrison's team-mate Johnston was 18 seconds behind him with Dunlop in third. Lougher moved up to fourth with Danny Webb in fifth.
Harrison remained at the top of the timesheets on lap three after pitting ahead of Dunlop by three second, but Johnston had dropped to third, 14 seconds behind Dunlop. Lougher was now only four seconds behind Johnston with Danny Webb completining the top five.
Lougher moved up into second place at the end of the third lap, but Harrison's lead was up to 25 seconds. Harrison brought the MV home with a 108.855mph lap from Lougher with Johnston taking the final place. Dunlop retired at the Mountain Box on the last lap leaving Jamie Coward on the Craven Honda to take fourth place.
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The poem briefly explains a rich man meeting a young homeless boy but does not give him anything. Puts emphasis on the fact that we should help each other no matter our financial status.
I sit here today looking at the person across the street
Only thing is, I do not know that person, do I?
I look at the sky, drink water and abide by the rules
Cross the street and see he is looking and our eyes meet
See, the thing is, he has nothing.
As I walk in his direction I light my cigarette and think
Why did I have to cross the street and meet
this poor, pubescent, person.
Perfect, the fact he is a fucking bum makes things better.
His hands raise and his eyes gaze at the scene that my body made
I don't appreciate the look he gives me. Not one of anger
But I think it was one of praise.
I hesitate, move to the side and appreciate that fact
that he did not move. I did not utter a phrase.
Blow the smoke into the air and move on,
Only did I know that he has lived a better life than I
A life without corruption but one of faith
One of greatness, one of unsung fame.
I live in sin and worthlessness because what do I need?
It greatly outweighs what I want, pathetic.
I look back for a second and see the eyes of a man
That otherwise would be in my shoes but I do not want to be in his
What the hell am I saying? I strole and think that I never see myself praying
I don't thank, I don't think, I don't respectfully speak peacefully but
I speak with the audacity to kill, dreams.
His dream I crushed. His life I fucked over. For the price of a few cents
Who am I?


text: On The Media Published by On The Media Sound Reasoning Download this audio Want to embed this player? Use the code below. More info. <iframe frameborder="0" scrolling="no" height="130" width="100%" src="https://www.wnyc.org/widgets/ondemand_player/otm/#file=/audio/json/130046/&share=1"></iframe> Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Email a Friend Summary Transcript Summary The sound in the spaces around us has a history. Princeton University professor and author of The Soundscape of Modernity Emily Thompson studies that history. Thompson says that what we hear in the world and the way we listen result from architectural methods, technological innovations and even the culture at large. Music Playlist Elevators Escalators Artist: Build Buildings Transcript BROOKE GLADSTONE:This is On the Media. I'm Brooke Gladstone. BOB GARFIELD:And, I'm Bob Garfield. We're back with this week's show about spaces. Spaces can be constructed with bricks or mortar – or sound. Princeton University professor Emily Thompson studies the history of sound. Whether in a newsroom, an office building, a concert hall or the street outside your window, what we hear in our daily lives, our soundscape, is an evolving product of technological innovations, architectural methods and even the culture at large.In her book, The Soundscape of Modernity, Thompson charts this evolution. Emily, welcome to the show. EMILY THOMPSON:Thanks for taking the time to talk with me. BOB GARFIELD:Throughout the course of the last two centuries, the sound landscape has changed pretty dramatically. For one thing, I guess, it's gotten louder, hasn't it? EMILY THOMPSON:It's hard to answer that question because until a noise meter was invented, we don't have sort of a standard measure by which we can compare the level of loudness in the world today with say, what it was 200 years ago.But I think you're right. With the development of modern technologies, industrial technology, suddenly the noise of machinery really kind of overpowers the noise of human life and natural life. And certainly in early 20th century America, with subways and subway excavation and skyscrapers being built into the sky, and the noise of trucks and cars, whether it's louder or not, people respond to it differently because of the kind of noise that it is. BOB GARFIELD:Now, you wrote about Symphony Hall and you've written about Radio City Music Hall, and these are the convergence between acoustics and architecture. They're magnificent buildings, in addition to being acoustically advanced.There's another innovation which I connect with the '50s but which persists like a cold sore, and that is the acoustical tile. Do you like the acoustical tile? EMILY THOMPSON:Well, I appreciate it. The acoustical tile was a very different kind of physical artifact when it first appeared sort of in the 1920s and 1930s, when American culture is really kind of obsessed with the notion of efficiency. And industrial psychologists did experiments that proved that when people were exposed to unnecessary noise their productivity went down.So, there was a particular desire in work settings to find sound-absorbing materials that would get rid of the unnecessary noise. And the materials out of which acoustical tiles were made were some of the most sound-absorbent materials around. And the tiles fit with the architectural aesthetic at the time. It was a high tech solution to a problem that was considered both pervasive and serious.But our attitudes towards sound change over time, and, you know, today, you know, they, in the worst case, characterize what we call the sick building syndrome. And everything that was a solution to problems back in the '20s and '30s is now a problem itself. BOB GARFIELD:Well sure, because they didn't realize that they were sucking the very souls from their lives. EMILY THOMPSON:[LAUGHS] And many of those tiles, unfortunately, were packed full of what was considered a miracle substance in the '20s - BOB GARFIELD:[LAUGHS] EMILY THOMPSON:- asbestos. [LAUGHS] [LAUGHTER]We've learned a lot since then. BOB GARFIELD:Now, we've talked about the volume of the soundscape and try to deaden or obliterate [LAUGHS] the soundscape. There's one other category that fascinates me, and that is trying to alter it, whether in a shopping mall or an elevator, where easy listening music is wafting in the background, or in a casino, where they, I'm told, pipe in the sounds of slot machines. [LAUGHS] EMILY THOMPSON:[LAUGHS] BOB GARFIELD:Are there many examples of adding sound to an environment in order to change the mood of the people within it? EMILY THOMPSON:Well, this is another technology that actually goes back to the 1920s, because it seems that as soon as people created those soundproofed silenced rooms, they were a little too quiet for comfort, and they began immediately to think about how to pipe sound back into those spaces.And the origins of Muzak actually come from this period, as well. The original Muzak was a technology for piping music into workspaces. And the intention was to manipulate the energy level of the workers to try to obtain maximum productivity out of them, so that maybe in the morning, when they had their energy stored up, you might actually have calming music so that they'd start at a more moderated pace that they could sustain throughout the day. So it was all about productivity and efficiency.But at some point, as we became people defined more by what we bought, rather than what we made, Muzak was really kind of reformulated as a commodity that could be piped into spaces of consumption.A lot of stores use the music to kind of help create the lifestyle image they're trying to promote through their merchandise. I've also heard of more insidious uses [LAUGHS] of store sound. I don't know if they're true or not, but I'm told that some of the stores that focus on sort of adolescent clothing will play really loud, really current music, which is not only intended to attract the teenagers but to keep the parents out of the store - BOB GARFIELD:[LAUGHING] EMILY THOMPSON:- so that they'll just turn over the credit card and let the kid loose. BOB GARFIELD:Well, in fact, there was a case in East Lansing, Michigan maybe five or six years ago where a guy didn't like the college kids hanging out on his street corner, so he piped classical music [LAUGHS] to the corner. EMILY THOMPSON:[LAUGHS] BOB GARFIELD:And, sure enough, they scattered. I want to ask you one final thing because we've been talking about the sound environment, and we are in a period of environmentalism. And sound is on the laundry list of pollutants that some people are just trying to obliterate. Can you explain the phenomenon? EMILY THOMPSON:In the 1970s, which was another period where there was kind of an organized movement against noise, it was characterized as noise pollution. And we seem to kind of be experiencing a resurgence of some of those ideas today.And the recent case about the musicians in the Bavarian Orchestra, their conductor chose not to perform a newly commissioned piece because the sound level was detrimentally loud and was damaging the musicians' hearing, is an interesting, unusual example of a more general problem, which is protecting workers from overexposure to loud sounds. BOB GARFIELD:It seems intuitive that there's an entire generation or two of rock music fans who would go to live performances and leave not being able to hear a thing. Has there been any long-term effect to the Baby Boomer generation and subsequent ones from constant exposure to, you know, entertainment? EMILY THOMPSON:Hm, I've noticed there is an increasing number of ads for hearing aids appearing in general interest magazines now, and they're sort of marketing them as a hip new cool technology, which seems to be what the Boomers like to do. When something becomes necessary for them, they make it cool, and then it's not so bad. BOB GARFIELD:Emily, thank you so much. EMILY THOMPSON:You're welcome. BOB GARFIELD:Emily Thompson is a professor of history at Princeton University and author of The Soundscape of Modernity.


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- King Goobot:Beata Maria.You know i am a righteous man.Of my virtue i am justly proud.
- Jimmy,Carl,& Nick:Et tibit Pater(And to you,father)
- King Goobot:Beata Maria.You know i'm so much purer than the common vulgar weak licentious crowd.
- Jimmy,Carl,& Nick:Quia peccami nevis(That i have sinned)
- King Goobot:Then tell me,Maria why i see her dancing there.Why her smould'ring eyes still scorch my soul.
- Jimmy,Carl & Nick:Cogitatione(In thought)
- King Goobot:I feel her,i see her.The sun caught in her raven hair.Is blazing in me out of all control.
- Jimmy,Carl,& Nick:Verbo et opere(In word and deed)
- King Goobot:Like fire.Hellfire.This fire in my skin,This burning.Desire.Is turning me to sin.
- King Goobot:It's not my fault.
- Eustace Strych:Mea culpa(Through my fault)
- King Goobot:I'm not to blame.
- The Junkman:Mea culpa(Through my fault)
- King Goobot:It is the gypsy girl.The witch who sent this flame.
- Professor Calatimous:Mea maxima culpa(Through my most grevious fault)
- King Goobot:It's not my fault.
- T:Mea culpa(Through my fault)
- King Goobot:If in god's plan
- Vlix:Mea culpa(Through my fault)
- King Goobot:He made the devil so much.Stronger than a man.
- Voltron:Mea maxima culpa(Through my most grevious fault)
- King Goobot:Protect me,Maria.Don't let this siren cast her spell.Don't let her fire sear my flesh and bone.Destroy Esmeralda.And let her taste the fires of hell.Or else let her be mine and mine alone.
- Ooblar:Minister Frollo,The gyspy has escaped.
- King Goobot:What?
- Ooblar:She's nowhere in the cathedral.She's gone.
- King Goobot:But how,I?Never mind.Get you idiot.I'll find her.I'll find her if i have to burn down all of Paris.
- King Goobot:Hellfire.Dark fire.Now gypsy.It's your turn.Choose me.Or your pyre.Be mine or you will burn.
- Jimmy,Carl,& Nick:Kyrie Eleison(Lord have mercy)
- King Goobot:God have mercy on her.
- Jimmy,Carl,& Nick:Kyrie Eleison(Lord have mercy)
- King Goobot:God have mercy on me.
- Jimmy,Carl,& Nick;Kyrie Eleison(Lord have mercy)
- King Goobot:But she will be mine.Or she will burn!


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Outlook Such is Labour's incompetence ahead of today's polls that Ed Miliband's coup on energy price caps is long forgotten by most voters.
That's pretty remarkable, given that yesterday, on the last day of electioneering, one of our biggest energy companies, SSE, admitted it made profits of nearly £3,000 a minute over the past year. An earnings increase of 10 per cent.
Its chief executive Alistair Phillips-Davies was at pains to point out that this had nothing to do with household bills. Revenues from what it calls its "retail" arm were actually down, he pointed out, because of all the competition out there.
In other words: the market is working. Move along, nothing to see here.
But we should look closer. It's true that customers switched 370,000 gas and electricity accounts from SSE due to its high prices. But in a company with more than 9 million accounts on its books, that's hardly terminal.
The truth is, profits also fell because we had a mild winter and prices are so high that customers were scared to turn up the thermostat. SSE's consumption numbers show electricity usage per customer fell 7 per cent and gas fell 15 per cent. That's a lot of money out of SSE's door.
To be fair, profit margins did also fall during the year on the retail business due to the costs of getting the energy into people's homes. But, of course, the beauty of the giants like SSE is that, increasingly, they make money doing that bit too.
So it's all the more important that, when looking at SSE's impact on our household wealth, we consider those other profits which come out of our energy bills – the ones it makes from its growing business running the monopoly electricity and gas networks. Here, profits leaped more than 9 per cent, including a huge 48 per cent in electricity transmission.
While we're at it, wholesale profits – generating electricity, producing and storing gas, which also comes out of our bills – also jumped by a quarter. Annoyingly, but understandably from SSE's lobbyists' perspective, the company does not reveal what its profit margins are on those two cashcows. Anyway, all that revenue from British homes and businesses means SSE will be paying dividends out to shareholders this year totalling £819.6m – £40m more than a year ago.
Will voters be happy? A survey by Energyhelpline.com last month asked people, if they were campaigning to be Prime Minister, what would be their top policies. Cutting bankers' bonuses was at the top, cited by 50 per cent. Hear hear.
But, in close second place, with 42 per cent support, were those who would campaign on Mr Miliband's energy price freeze. Now here's the thing: 2014 is shaping up to be an El Nino year, which some say suggests we're in for a cold winter. If they're right, the freezes on price per therm and kilowatt-hour from SSE and British Gas will be all-but forgotten as bills rise anyway and companies' profits leap.
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Days Gone By
I was cleaning up my PS3 and came across some very old Home pics of long ago before we had a camera.
The first was the first public event I can remember. The Horror Bowl from April 09 if I'm correct. Most of these people have left home, some of you are still here. I see a few names that still use the forums.
Another would be the Hamsters VS. Humans
July 4th, 2009 - Bonus if you know where this is.
This is when the Buzz space first came out and we all helped each other to get the Buzz 100 shirt. This was a successful group pic.
Sorry if the quality stinks but again this was before the home camera.
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Hamsters Versus Humans is always a personal favorite. It kept us very busy jumping from instance to instance, or returning to our default personal space (if the instance we wanted to go to was filled).
I also love the launch parties with game Producers and Developers. I do hope we have more of those in the near future.
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Oh the censorships, the BuggieTechnica's, & the old chat boxes. I couldn't even type my own name without it being censored. ***usF.
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I admit Home has a lot of cool stuff on it now. But I wish sometimes I could have been there and seen it back a few years ago. I only started on Home this year.
Being on Home for a few years, you start to appreciate it more.
Also, Home has came a long way since it's get go.
Most people these days, the newer Home users don't really see Home as some of us older Home users do.
The Home of the older days didn't have a fraction of the...[ Edited ]
The Home of the older days didn't have a fraction of the content that it has now. You couldn't do much besides using your imagination most of the time. I still miss public voice chat (not what we have now). Still remember everyone wearing default clothing. Everyone was noobish with the exception of the closed beta testers.
Some of who, whom had some different clothes from surveys & events, some game related rewards (Namco Museum Essentials, Ice Breaker, Echochrome, etc). Though, the testers who got rewards from closed beta for participating in certain events & surveys from different regions, temporarily lost those rewards when Home transitioned from Closed to Open Beta. They got them back later on after an extended maintenance period was completed.
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Nice bit of Home history. It is interesting to see what was happening on Home before I join up this year.


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darch: Package for deep architectures and Restricted-Bolzmann-Machines. The darch package is build on the basis of the code from G. E. Hinton and R. R. Salakhutdinov (available under Matlab Code for deep belief nets : last visit: 01.08.2013). This package is for generating neural networks with many layers (deep architectures) and train them with the method introduced by the publications "A fast learning algorithm for deep belief nets" (G. E. Hinton, S. Osindero, Y. W. Teh) and "Reducing the dimensionality of data with neural networks" (G. E. Hinton, R. R. Salakhutdinov). This method includes a pre training with the contrastive divergence method publishing by G.E Hinton (2002) and a fine tuning with common known training algorithms like backpropagation or conjugate gradient.
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- Schuld, Maria; Sinayskiy, Ilya; Petruccione, Francesco: Simulating a perceptron on a quantum computer (2015)
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You might think the whole wheat flour and oatmeal would make for a denser muffin, but you would be wrong. These came out light, moist and delicious! The ingredient list looks a little long, but I had them in the oven in less than ten minutes. Breakfast was ready by the time everyone else woke up!
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- In a large bowl, mash the bananas. Then stir in the eggs, milk, oil and vanilla.
- Mix in the oatmeal and cinnamon next.
- You can mix the rest of the dry ingredients in a separate bowl if you like, but I didn't want the dirty dishes. So, I just put the flour on top of the wet ingredients, put the baking soda, powder on salt on top of that and kind of stirred it together. Then I mixed in in with the wet ingredients underneath.
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