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It hertz so good
Subject: Displays | September 28, 2009 - 02:56 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
60Hz displays will probably be the next thing to fall victim to obsolescence as we start to see 120Hz displays appearing on the market. The 1680x1050 Samsung Syncmaster 2233RZ
is one example of the displays taking advantage of the new display technology and at $319 you don't pay too much of a premium for the privilege of
doubling your hertz. You will need a dual link DVI cable capable of sending 120Hz to get the full effect, but after that you can see what has Tweaknews so excite
The bad news is you will want to buy at least three
Subject: Displays | September 11, 2009 - 04:58 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Thanks to AMD's new Eyefinity, LCDs may start coming in six packs in order to give you a huge screen, but in the mean time you can pick them up singly. Take the Samsung 2233SW Black 21.5" Widescreen LCD, which ascribes to the new widescreen standard of 16x9 offering a perfect 1080p display. It is currently available as a refurbish for $132, so pick up a few! The 5ms response time might seem
Extra USB; hold the DVI
Subject: Displays | August 25, 2009 - 12:28 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
At only 19", the 1366x768 Samsung SyncMaster 19-inch LD190G might seem a bit small to be interesting but this particular LCD has a few tricks up its sleeving. ModSynergy liked its overall look as well as its viewing angles, which seemed better than most models to them. The neat trick that it can do involved the built in USB plug, not intended for use as a hub but instead to allow you to use another monitor. It is also very handy for use with a laptop as you can connect the monitor to it via that same USB plug and the help of some software. Drop by for a look at this multi-talented, multi-display monitor.
"Today presents an interesting review of a new series of monitors coming from Samsung called LapFit, which looks to bring versatility and expandability to notebook users whom are seeking a quality multi-display solution without needing additional hardware or confusing adapters.
What is impressive about the new LapFit displays is the fact that Samsung offers you a chance to add multiple external monitors to a single PC without the need of additional graphics card or complex software installations, with everything being all done via USB connection. Read on to learn about the new Samsung SyncMaster 19-inch LD190G widescreen LapFit LCD monitor and to see if this is something that could peak your interests. Reviewing this monitor made it clear that the LapFit is not only useful just for the notebook crowd."
Here are some more Display articles from around the web:
- Samsung SyncMaster LD190 LCD Monitor @ Futurelooks
- Samsung SyncMaster P2350 LCD Monitor @ CCE Reviews
- Hands on with Panasonic's 1080p 3D HDTVs @ Digital Trends
- LG 55LH90 Review @ Digital Trends
The other dimension to monitors
Subject: Displays | August 10, 2009 - 12:29 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
If you are upgrading your monitor, you might want to consider picking up one of those neat new stereoscopic 3D monitors like the Samsung SyncMaster 2233RZ.
Digital Trends tried out this 1680x1050 22", which also necessitates possession of a pair of NVIDA GeForce 3D Vision glasses plus a compatible NVDIA graphics card and Windows Vista, perhaps Win7 will work but it was not tested. The 3ms response rate as well as the abili
Have you lost weight recently?
Subject: Displays | July 16, 2009 - 02:32 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
The Samsung SyncMaster P2370
is a 23", 1920x1080 LCD which is about 1.25" thick. The stylish design is the main focus of this display, The Tech Zone didn't spot ghosting but they didn't sound convinced it would be there for a hard core gamer. The brightness and colour contrast were certainly acceptable, so this display might be best used to watch movies. With it's ability to show true 1080p quality and its stylish design, it would satisfy most HTPC enthusiasts.
EVGA Introduces InterView Dual-Display
Subject: Displays | July 16, 2009 - 01:28 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
BREA, California - July 16, 2009 - EVGA Corporation, the leading-edge graphics cards and motherboard manufacturer, today announced the availability of the InterView, with two rotatable super-thin high resolution 17" TFT LCD displays supported by one desktop stand.
Your reasonably priced HD gaming solution
Subject: Displays | July 1, 2009 - 04:21 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
The ViewSonic VX2433wm is a $220, 23" LCD whose native 1920x1080 happens to be the same resolution as 1080p. This means that your HD content will not have any pixel manipulation in order to display. It also sports a fast enough response rate to allow ghosting free gaming. Big Bruin would like to give you a warning about the built in speakers though.
An illuminating display
Subject: Displays | June 17, 2009 - 01:10 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
At first glance, when you are shopping for an LCD it looks like you have a lot of choices beyond simply choosing a size. There are dozens of vendors with several models in at each display size, which adds up to a fairly long list when you are trying to decide. Look a little closer and you might notice that almost every single one of these displays uses a TN matrix.
Ze goggles! Zey do nothing
Subject: Displays | May 22, 2009 - 02:58 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
For a bit under $200 you can pick up Nvidia's GeForce 3D Vision
googles and enjoy a somewhat 3D experience alone, on some games. An alternative has popped up; one that does not require you to don the glasses and that will show the 3D view to everyone. The iZ3D H220Z1 3D Mo
ViewSonic doesn't need your scaling engine
Subject: Displays | May 6, 2009 - 03:33 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
The reason that the ViewSonic VX2433wm 23.6-inch is called an HD LCD Monitor is because it's native resolution is 1920x1080 (16x9 not 16x10), meaning 1080i/p content can be played without any image manipulation. ViewSonic kept that theme with the inputs as well, having an HDMI in for playing with HD consoles or a Blu-ray player, as well as the more familiar DVI-D input.
Soyo on display
Subject: Displays | April 29, 2009 - 01:43 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
For raw stats, the 24" Soyo Pearl TFT LCD sports a native 1920 x 1200 resolution with a 2ms response time and a 1000:1 contrast ratio; though as with all LCDs, the exact definitions and measurements may be other than you might expect. R&B Mods spent a goodly amount of time taking pictures of the various display tests the
Prefer your monitor to come with extras?
Subject: Displays | March 31, 2009 - 04:12 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
If you are looking for a high quality monitor that comes with a load of extras, like audio, USB, and a webcam, take a look at Samsung's SyncMaster 2263UW. If space is an issue, then having almost all your common peripherals built into your monitor is a real life saver. Also worth mentioning is that the TFT display is of high quality, you will not end up with something that can do a lot of things poorly, this monitor excels at everythign it does. Drop in to Tweaknews for more information
This monitor proudly displays a PCPer Gold Award
Subject: Displays | March 13, 2009 - 11:46 AM | Jeremy Hellstrom
The ASUS VW266H looks perfectly normal at first glance, a 25.5" LCD that runs at 1920X1200 and has a 2ms grey to grey response rate is a common sight now; the $350 price tag is unique. You aren't limited to using this as a PC monitor either, with HDMI plugs and S/PDIF out, it is perfect for gaming consoles or even attached to an HD cable box or PVR. The only caveat that Ryan found is present on all TN matric LCDs; the viewing angle sucks and you had better plan on sitting directly in front of the monitor. Check out his full review at the top of the page.
"The ASUS VW266H and VK266H offer an outstanding combination of features, screen size and price to really put a stamp on the LCD monitor market. If you are a gamer on a budget or just a PC user looking for a display that can also be used for your console gaming or DVR set top box, then definitely give this ASUS monitor a shot!"
Here are some more Display articles from around the web:
- Asus VH242H 23.6" Widescreen LCD Monitor @ HotHardware
- Sharp Aquos LC-46D65U Review @ Digital Trends
- ASUS VH242H 24-Inch 16:9 @ Futurelooks
- Samsung 2433BW @ InsideHW
Grow six more heads in one easy step
Subject: Displays | March 5, 2009 - 02:02 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Check out the HIS Multi-View DVI, maybe the easiest way to set up multiple monitors for those who haven't switched to a 64bit OS. It supports up to 1600 x 1200 or 1680 x 1050 if you use widescreen monitors and you can send that signal to 6 different monitors if you are so inclined. Bjorn3D loved it for extending desktops and allowing huge amounts of space for windows and menus, it was not so impressive for gaming or for watching movies.&nbs
The new big thing from ASUS
Subject: Displays | February 24, 2009 - 02:44 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
ASUS may have been focusing on small things recently with the continuing development of the Eee lineup, but that doesn't preclude them from thinking big as well. The new ASUS VW266H is a 25.5" TN LCD with a 1920x1200 resolution and a 2ms grey to grey response time. Techgage couldn't resist trying it out and loved it while gaming as the high resolution and quick r
Shallow and narrow, but still likeable
Subject: Displays | February 11, 2009 - 05:44 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
If you have been putting off upgrading to a 22" monitor because of price, the Samsung Syncmaster 2243BW might be right up your alley.
An expert panel on LCDs
Subject: Displays | January 23, 2009 - 12:30 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Displaying off their expertise, X-bit Labs has created a brief overview of the current LCD market. Having published numerous roundups of various sized monitors over the past year, they have several recommendations for sizes ranging from 17" to 30". Having monitored the performance of more than a few dozen LCDs, with the ones in this article being their favourites.
Lucky number 13
Subject: Displays | January 16, 2009 - 02:48 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
X-bit Labs has hit the thirteenth iteration of their series of comparisons of 19" monitors, this time with seven models from four different companies. Thanks to the popularity of larger sized monitors, and general reduction in the price of LCDs, you can get a 19" display for very little money. Perhaps even better is that for a little more money, you can get very nice features on that 19" monitor. Those same features on a 22" or larger display make the cost prohibitive.
"In our today's article we are going to discuss another seven displays with 19-inch diagonal from Acer, Asus, Samsung and ViewSonic. Among them are a couple of pretty unusual solutions: one based on PVA matrix and another one with a built-in web-cam."
Here are some more Display articles from around the web:
- Viewsonic's VX2260WM 22-inch Full HD monitor @ bit-tech
- Asus VK246H LCD Monitor Review @ Rbmods
- Sony Bravia KDL-52XBR6 LCD TV Review @ Digital Trends
- Sony Bravia KDL-52XBR6 Review @ TechReviewSource
A different way to think about your display
Subject: Displays | December 16, 2008 - 04:50 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
As much as you may want a 100" high def display, the space it takes up can really put a damper on your plans. That doesn't mean you have to stop dreaming, you just have to dream of a different box. For $1000 you can get your hands on a 720p projector, or for $2000 you can get 1080p quality. If that sounds like something you could use in your life drop by Digital Trends to see all 10 models.
22" widescreens are the new entry level monitor
Subject: Displays | December 8, 2008 - 03:57 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Envision isn't a big name in monitor, but that didn't stop OCIA from trying out their Envision G218a1 22" professional monitor. The stats look good, 1680 x 1050, a response time of 5ms, brightness of 300 nit and the contrast ratio is 700:1. In testing, it did offer enough quality that it would pass for most gamers wanting more screen for less money, but make sure you find it at the $160 price that OCIA did.
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What Mary Tells Us About The Church
In the words of the Orthodox theologian Vladimir Lossky, words that Catholics can very much take as their own, Tradition is "the life of the Spirit within the Church." The faith is "ever ancient and ever new"; it has been delivered to the apostles "once and for all", and yet we ceaselessly grow in our understanding of it. The God of Abraham, the God of Isaac, the God of Jacob, is the God of the living. And His Church, which is also His Body, is being led by the Spirit into all truth. The faith never changes, but we grow deeper in our understanding of it, and yes, doctrine does develop.
I think one of the maladies of Christianity and maybe of religion in general is to try to set a "year zero" somewhere (note: technically, there's no year zero) and inflexibly clinging on to it. This is ultimately, I think, a form of idolatry, since for Christians there must by definition only be one "year zero", somewhere around 33 A.D. Among some (though by no means all) Eastern Orthodox, the raison d'être of the Church is to set a year zero somewhere around the year 900. For some Traditionalist Catholics, the year zero must be set somewhere in 1955 (or 1655) and, I guess, for some Spirit-of-Vatican-II types, the year zero is 1975. For some Protestants it is 1522 and for others it is a fantasy of c. 100 A.D. And some people set the year zero at the omega point or some other place in the future, in a whiggish view of doctrinal progress where ancient orthodox doctrine "believed everywhere, always and by all" are just outmoded prejudice waiting to be jettisoned and outgrown.
Against all these deficient views, the authentic Tradition of the Catholic Church stands as a sign of contradiction, holding forever on its Earthly pilgrimage the deposit of the faith undefiled, and yet constantly developing it, and deepening it, and broadening it. The Apostles' Creed is shorter than the Nicene Creed, which is (a lot) shorter than the post-Vatican II Creed of the People of God, but all these creeds proclaim the same faith.
The Marian dogmas make it clear: yes, Mariology has a history, literally. The Marian dogmas underwent long historical development, involving the sensus fidelium and theological development and supernatural guidance–sometimes implicit but sometimes quite explicit. We Catholics do not have to blush at the fact that the Marian dogmas (or, say, doctrines concerning the Papacy) underwent historical development as, after all, did doctrines accepted by all like the Incarnation and the Trinity.
The dogma of the Assumption of Mary was only defined and proclaimed in the 20th century, but it has very ancient roots, grew from the Tradition of the Church, until it was accepted by all.
This is how Tradition, which is the life of the Spirit within the Church, works. The infinitely beautiful seed of orthodoxy was planted on Pentecost, and it is always the same seed, and always the same flower, and some things about it can never change, but it continues to grow and bring forth new fruit.
The Marian dogmas therefore tell us fundamental things about the Church: that, ultimately, it is the Body of Christ, indwelled by His Spirit, and that Tradition is really another word for Incarnation, it is the Gospel of Jesus Christ, the living Word of God. Tradition is not this fixed, static thing, this block of iron–like everything else attached to the God of the living, it is alive, and grows. It really is the life of the Spirit within the Church.


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Aug. 4, 2011
2011 EA SPORTS Maui Invitational Bracket
The EA SPORTSTM Maui Invitational® Hosted by Chaminade University announced the bracket for the 28th edition of Basketball In Paradise® Thursday. Tennessee is slated to face Duke on Monday, Nov. 21. Pending the outcome of that day's games, the Volunteers will be matched up with either Memphis or Michigan on Tuesday, Nov. 22. All eight teams also will play a third game on Wednesday, Nov. 23.
The EA SPORTS Maui Invitational has put together arguably its most challenging field ever in 2011. The opposite side of the bracket features perennial host school Chaminade playing UCLA on the opening day of the "Championship Round," while Georgetown squares off against Kansas.
This year's bracket also includes a new format, which reflects the tournament's first expansion since 1986.
"We are excited to kickoff the expansion with such stellar matchups," tournament chairman David Odom said. "Expanding the tournament provides more student-athletes, schools and conferences the chance to show their best at the premier early-season college basketball tournament."
The bracket format includes the traditional eight-team, three-day event played at Maui's oceanfront Lahaina Civic Center during Thanksgiving week, which will now be known as the EA SPORTS Maui Invitational Championship Round, and the eight participating teams playing in the Championship Round are called the "Island Teams."
With expansion comes four additional Division I teams known as the EA SPORTS Maui Invitational "Mainland Teams." Each of the eight Island Teams (excluding Chaminade) will play one game against a Mainland Team - seven games in total - before traveling to Maui for the Championship Round. The four Mainland Teams are Belmont, Middle Tennessee, UNC Greensboro and Towson.
The Mainland Teams conclude their participation in the tournament by playing each other in the "Regional Games" - a four-game event at Middle Tennessee's Murphy Center Nov. 19-20.
Tennessee's mainland opponent is UNC Greensboro, and that game takes place Friday, Nov. 11 at Thompson-Boling Arena. Tipoff time and television coverage for that contest have yet to be determined.
The Nov. 21 clash with the Blue Devils serves as a tiebreaker of sorts for both programs, as the all-time series is deadlocked at 7-7, dating to the first meeting 100 years ago (Duke defeated the Vols 48-25 in Durham on Feb. 20, 1911). The programs have not met since UT posted a 90-69 win at the Sugar Bowl Classic in New Orleans, La., on Dec. 29, 1980.
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Fire in In the early morning hours of June 6th our sister Unitarian Universalist Church in Brunswick Maine experienced a devastating fire at the rear of their sanctuary. Their minister, Rev. Sylvia Stocker, and shocked members of their church and community stood outside and watched as fire fighters worked for many hours to put out the flames that enveloped their sanctuary.? Though their spirits are undaunted, our friends in Brunswick need our help to rebuild and return to their church home.
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Meet Jen Mosher: Post-Doctoral Associate
Jen Mosher sampling a tributary of Biscuit Brook, Neversink Watershed, New York. Photo: Sherman Roberts
A Scientist at Heart
"I've always liked the outdoors. And science," says Jen Mosher, Ph.D. "When I was a kid, I would turn over leaves, logs, everything while I was playing in the woods. I've always enjoyed trying to figure out how things work, especially in the outdoor environment."
Growing up in rural Ohio, she found her bliss in the woods behind her house. "I was always back there either hiking or riding dirt bike."
When asked if she comes from a family of scientists, Mosher laughs. "No, most of them are business-oriented. I was the odd one out. I used to have a tree house in the woods, and I would go and read books."
As one of Stroud Water Research Center's post-doctoral researchers, exploring the outdoors is in her job description, and she wouldn't have it any other way.
"When I made the decision to focus my research, I had the choice between medical research and environmental research. Medical research bored me. I looked into it, and I just couldn't do it."
She likes the complexity of environmental science and how all the different geochemical parameters of an environment can shape a bacterial community.
"It's fascinating, and because we may never fully know everything, it's never boring." I like a good puzzle.
Solving Puzzles
The puzzles she's working on for the Center are part of a collaborative effort to better understand how organic materials that dissolve out of leaves or algae or are excreted by organisms into stream water, called dissolved organic matter (DOM), change with distance downstream and affect the aquatic bacterial communities that feed on DOM.
Along with biogeochemist Lou Kaplan and microbiologist Jinjun Kan, both of Stroud Water Research Center, and Robert Findlay of the University of Alabama, Mosher is helping to build on the scientific theories set forth in the River Continuum Concept (RCC) first advanced by Robin L. Vannote in 1980. The RCC is the idea that a river is not a static body of water but rather a dynamic flow of ecosystems that varies throughout a river's course.
For this metaecosystems project, they are working from three headwater streams: White Clay Creek in the Pennsylvania Piedmont, Río Tempisquito in the Cordillera de Guanacaste of Costa Rica, and the Neversink River in the Catskill Mountains of New York.
Mosher's job is to analyze the bacteria the way psychiatrists analyze the psyche, probing ever so deeper to reveal the influencers and processes behind streams as they utilize carbon as part of the carbon cycle.
"Is the dissolved organic matter broken down by bacteria immediately? Is it partially broken down? Do bacteria downstream break down the bacteria even more? How fast is it broken down, and how does it affect the bacterial communities?" These are questions she and the research team are asking.
"Because a lot of it is about the efficiency of carbon uptake, which is helpful to understand when you have an abundance of carbon that contributes to global warming or climate change. We are looking at how the bacterial communities can retain the carbon and transform the carbon at the stream level," she explains with enthusiasm.
The Lucky Cat
Jen Mosher's lucky cat presides over the microbiology lab. Photo: Heather Brooks
Between her vibrant personality and youthful voice and appearance, it's hard to believe Mosher has nearly 20 years post-undergrad experience under her belt.
In the quality of her work, however, it shows. Kan says Mosher always has good successes with her experiments, and as a gesture, he gave her a lucky cat — believed to bring good luck to the owner — which now sits in the microbiology lab.
He says, "Jen is great. Her expertise bridges molecular microbial ecology with biogeochemistry, which is a hot topic in the field that leads to further understanding of the functional roles of microbes in natural environments."
Her unique set of talents is also hard to find. Kaplan says, "There are very few people who are knowledgeable in both of the specialties we were looking for."
"Like anyone approaching this level of expertise, she is smart, but what truly distinguishes Jen is her work ethic," says Kaplan.
So strong is her work ethic that Kaplan sometimes reminds her to attend to life outside of scientific pursuits.
"I just love it," she says. "I'm lucky to have found a career I enjoy so much that I sometimes forget to take time off."
Post-doctoral positions, by design, last just two years. Mosher began hers in 2012, so while she continues to work on the metaecosystems project, she's also searching for a faculty position, preferably teaching microbiology, microbial ecology, or microbial physiology.
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Mosher says, "I am very fortunate to have the opportunity to be able to work with Lou, Jinjun, and others here at the Center. The stream ecology focus here allows me to apply techniques in which I specialize into a larger framework of ecosystem concepts."
- Read more about the metaecosystems project, in The Magic of Revealing the Mysteries of Metaecosystems
- Learn more about the River Continuum Concept, the groundbreaking hypothesis that established the Center as a pioneer in innovative research.
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Craft Chemistry (745 N. Salina St) is home to numerous products designed and crafted by local entrepreneurs and artists. According to their Facebook page, '[Craft Chemistry] provides an alternative shopping experience offering goods that are unique, original, inspired by contemporary trends, and can't be found anywhere else in the City.'
This place rocks. If you haven't been, well, join us on Saturday and you'll see how awesome it is. Incredible local products, t-shirts, posters, jewelry, pottery – you name it – are just a part of the store. It also doubles as a small art gallery (in fact, the last day of the current exhibit "The Black Series" by Amanda Zackem, is this Saturday).
The owner, Briana Kohlbrenner, is a star in the community. She has organized the Salt City Urban Art and Craft Market, the Syracuse One-Take Super 8 Film Festival, and was listed in Central New York Magazine's "12 to watch for in 2012."
The weather for Saturday is going to be magnificent. Bring your fine selves over to Craft Chemistry. It's going to be a fabulous event, we're going to meet new people, buy cool stuff, and have an amazing time doing it. Plus, the after-party for the mob is at Sparky Town – the multiplied awesomeness can't be denied!
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Church of Scientology of Sacramento introduces Sacramento religious leaders to the Truth About Drugs education program to help decrease fatalities and serious traffic accidents caused by drug abuse.
To counter pro-drug propaganda, the International Faith Based Coalition (IFBC) called on religious leaders to speak out at a rally held to draw attention to the deadly consequences of driving under the influence of cannabis, alcohol and other drugs.
Coalition members representing Baptist, Muslim, Apostolic, Christian and Scientology congregations responded to the call.
More than half of U.S. drivers killed in car accidents had alcohol or drugs in their system at the time of the crash, according to a study [8] published in January 2013. According to the National Highway Traffic safety Administration [9], more than 10,000 alcohol-related traffic fatalities occurred in 2010. And drug-related traffic deaths are on the rise.
The International Faith Based Coalition is an interfaith organization of congregations that value and celebrate diversity and stand united against drug abuse. Coalition member Mike Klagenberg, President of the Church of Scientology of Sacramento stressed drug prevention as the most logical, humane and cost-effective approach to addressing drug abuse.
"Every year, billions of taxpayer dollars are spent on law enforcement, interdiction and treatment," says Klagenberg. "And this doesn't even take into account the enormous cost in lives ruined and lost because of drug abuse. Decreasing demand is the best solution."
Klagenberg is making the Truth About Drug program available free of charge to religious leaders, educators and community groups. The program consists of booklets, public service announcements and a feature-length documentary, The Truth About Drugs—Real People, Real Stories. He extended an invitation to anyone wishing to help their friends and family avoid the tragedy of addiction to visit the Public Information Center of the Church of Scientology of Sacramento, which contains extensive information about the program and its use around the world to help people make informed decisions to live drug-free lives.
The Church of Scientology supports the Truth About Drugs. Drawing on 25 years of experience in drug prevention, the program has solved the problem of effectively communicating to teens and young adults the reality of drug abuse, individually and through mass communication.
The Church of Scientology has published the brochure Scientology: How We Help—The Truth About Drugs, Creating a Drug-Free World to meet requests for more information about the drug education and prevention initiative it supports. To learn more or to read a copy of the brochure, visit www.Scientology.org/antidrug [10].
Scientology Founder L. Ron Hubbard wrote, "The planet has hit a barrier which prevents any widespread social progress—drugs and other biochemical substances. These can put people into a condition which not only prohibits and destroys physical health but which can prevent any stable advancement in mental or spiritual well-being."
The Church of Scientology supports the Truth About Drugs, one of the world's largest nongovernmental drug education and prevention campaigns. It has been conclusively proven that when young people are provided with the truth about drugs—factual information on what drugs are and what they do—usage rates drop commensurately.
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Early this morning, Adam Lambert gave fans a peek at the cover of his new single, If I Had You, via tweet. It was shot by Lee Cherry, and, yes, it sparkles.
His next tweet encouraged fans to call their local radio stations and request the song -- but reminded them not to take it too far and to only call once a day.
Nashville-based Brian Mansfield began writing about music for USA TODAY in 1997 and took over Idol Chatter just before the start of Season 8. He co-authored Make Me a Star: Industry Insiders Reveal How to Make It in Music, and while he has never auditioned for American Idol, he did sing Boot Scootin' Boogie at Disney World's American Idol Experience the day the attraction opened (he lost). More about Brian | E-mail Brian


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Aegean Gems on Riviera - May 2013: Riviera Cruise Review by PY33
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Aegean Gems on Riviera - May 2013
Destination: Europe - Eastern Mediterranean
Embarkation: Venice
Getting there....
Flights were included in the deal from London Heathrow. We live in North Wales so this necessitated a drive down to London the day before. Booked in to the Park Inn and got a room for the night and up to 15 days' parking. Left the car at the hotel and took the Hotel Hoppa bus to Terminal 1 the following morning.
We booked the cruise quite late and couldn't get a direct flight to Venice; instead we were routed via Dusseldorf. Only an hour's wait there to change planes and everything ran on time. My major concern when changing planes is whether the luggage will make the change too. Our bags were among the last on the carousel so I was getting More nervous, but thankfully they made it.
Transfers were not included (more about that later) and we took a taxi from the airport to the cruise port at a cost of 46€. No delays at check in, arrived in our stateroom at 15:00 and the luggage was there 5 minutes later! Marvellous start to the holiday.
The Stateroom....
We booked a Penthouse Suite -- 11025 right in the middle of the ship. Included in the deal is a bottle of chilled champagne which was waiting for us. This was the real thing -- Jacquard. Suited my wife because she doesn't like champagne which is bone dry, and this is a very pleasant drink indeed. If you book a suite with Princess they bring you a glass of "champagne" on embarkation. With Holland America you can go to the Neptune Lounge and have a glass or two there. However, it's not the real thing. With a HAL it's a palatable sparkling wine. With Princess it's a not very pleasant one! It's the real stuff on Oceania.
The butler came along to introduce himself. We never use room service so we hardly saw him after that. The maid came along too, and she kept the suite pristine all the time we were on the ship.
The Ship....
Absolutely beautiful. It's only a year old so everything is still sparkling, and it's finished everywhere with marble and polished wood.
There's a marvellous feeling of space. I got the impression that the dining rooms and public areas were as spacious as on the bigger ships but with half the number of passengers. We never had to queue in any of the restaurants, we could always get a seat in a bar or lounge, and there were always plenty of sunbeds -- well padded with loads of towels.
There are no onboard photographers so you are not repeatedly having a camera thrust in your face when you leave the ship.
The Staff....
Relentlessly cheerful and couldn't do enough to please. Happy to share a joke and very friendly indeed.
In my limited experience on other ships there has always been a preponderance of Filipinos and others from the far east. Oceania is different. There were lots of Europeans and a smattering of staff from India, the Caribbean and Africa. I'm not trying to imply a preference of one to the other, but I found it interesting to talk to staff from Russia, Croatia, Zimbabwe, Myanmar and Jamaica as well as staff from further east.
The food....
We were attracted to Oceania by the promise of "the best food at sea". We weren't disappointed. Every meal was superb. Not Michelin starred standard perhaps -- there are too many guests for the degree of fussiness which such cuisine demands -- but very good indeed. The contrast between the four speciality restaurants is terrific but the main dining room is also excellent.
I have read complaints in these pages that the food was sometimes tepid. It didn't happen to us. If there is any better food at sea please let me know -- I want to try it!
Drinks prices....
Similar to what you might pay in a top class restaurant. For example, we had a bottle of Cloudy Bay Sauvignon Blanc 2012 which cost $72 plus 18% tip. This is around 2.5 times what I would expect to pay if I bought it from a wine merchant in the UK. This markup is not out of line with that of a good restaurant on land.
Soft drinks are complimentary throughout the ship. Even non-alcoholic cocktails such as a Virgin Colada are free, and they take as much effort to mix as the alcoholic equivalent.
The entertainment....
This cruise was a "Jazz cruise". I didn't know this when I booked, and it wouldn't have made any difference. I'm not a fan of Jazz but I could see that the musicians were talented.
As far as the resident company is concerned, the singers could sing and the dancers could jump around energetically, but the productions hadn't had the same amount of investment in scenery and stage sets as you get on the bigger ships. If you want razzamatazz, loud music on deck and a sense that there is always something going on then stick to the bigger ships.
The general ambience was quiet and peaceful. I remember a large MSC ship pulling in to port at the next dock part way through the cruise with loud music blaring and it felt quite intrusive.
Shore excursions....
We don't like to be herded and much prefer to do our own thing. We only took one Oceania excursion and this was to Ephesus from Kusadasi. It was perfectly pleasant and well organised. As with other cruise lines, the prices are ridiculous.
The journey home....
We were scheduled to fly home from Athens and we needed to get from Piraeus port to Athens airport. Oceania offered to book us a taxi for $219, or a place on a coach for $99 each. They should be ashamed of themselves for trying to charge these prices. We simply walked off the ship, collected our luggage and jumped into a taxi at the taxi rank immediately outside the terminal. The driver took us to the airport and charged us 49€ - approximately 30% of the price Oceania wanted to charge.
Overall impression....
Would we cruise with Oceania again? Yes, tomorrow if we could!
Would I recommend them? Yes, without hesitation. Just organise your own excursions and transfers! Less
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SWEAT (SoCal Writers' Excellent Adventure in Texas!)
Young-adult authors are like rock stars to their young fans. Put four such writers together at one location, and it's a mega-concert. Blue Willow Bookshop hosts the SWEAT (SoCal Writers' Excellent Adventure in Texas!) tour with Debra Driza, Shannon Messenger, Amy Tintera and Kasie West. The group of novelists has taken their show on the road to connect with their clamoring fans (and to sell and sign a few books along the way). ''We are seeing more of this collaboration between authors,'' says Valerie Koehler, self-described ''Girl Boss'' at Blue Willow Bookshop, the local stop on the tour. ''They love the interaction and the new audiences. Harry Potter got everyone reading children's novels,'' Koehler tells us. ''Twilight got the teen girls excited, and The Hunger Games hit it out of the park. There is a huge fan base…around the world.'' Hosting multi-author signing events is fun, Koehler adds. ''The authors always play off each other; it's usually fast and fun with lots of laughing. There are lots of questions from their fans, and always lots of pictures!'' Yep, just like a mega-concert.
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Target: Benoît Battistelli, President of the European Patent Council
Goal: End Monsanto's seed patents in Europe to protect farmers' livelihoods, as well as people's health
Monsanto is a publicly traded multinational corporation that manufactures genetically modified food. In the past, it manufactured the deadly insecticide DDT and the chemical warfare defoliant Agent Orange, which is estimated to have killed or maimed over 1 million people. At present, Monsanto owns over 90% of patents on genetically engineered seeds, which means it more or less controls the mainstream food supply.
The vast majority of crops are genetically modified. In the United States, for example, this includes 88% of corn and 93% of soybeans. The process of genetic modification usually involves adding genetic material to a plant's genome. This process is meant to make the crops more resistant to disease, but the genetic material that prevents disease can also include RNA that causes other diseases. A Chinese study found that people who ate genetically modified rice had RNA in their bodies that binds to human liver cells and absorbs cholesterol from the blood. RNA is also known to lead to cancer, Alzheimer's, and diabetes.
Monsanto's patent monopoly on crops makes it difficult for farmers to avoid buying them. For example, Monsanto sells its "Roundup Ready" soybeans under a contract that forbids farmers from saving the next-generation seeds and replanting them. When a farmer in Indiana used a variety of unmarked seeds from a grain elevator, some were found to be "Roundup Ready" seeds from Monsanto. Monsanto defeated him in an $84,000 lawsuit.
President Obama just passed a law forcing the Agriculture Department to approve Monsanto's genetically modified crops. Monsanto has a strong hold in Europe too: it owns 36% of tomato, 32% of sweet pepper, and 49% of cauliflower varieties in the European Union. However, the European Patent Office is controlled by 38 countries that can ban patents on seeds by just one vote.
Urge the European Patent Council to outlaw Monsanto's patents on seeds in the European Union. Then maybe other countries, such as the United States, will follow suit. Our health depends on it.
Dear Mr. Battistelli,
Monsanto Corporation has a multinational monopoly over genetically modified foods. This means that farmers are having a difficult time using other seeds. Monsanto necessitates that farmers don't save and replant next-generation seeds, so that they'll have to keep buying Monsanto's seeds every year. When a farmer used a variety of unmarked seeds from a grain elevator, some were found to be Monsanto's and the corporation sued him for $84,000.
Genetically modified foods are also dangerous. The genetic material added to make crops more resistant to disease often carries RNA that can lead to other diseases such as cancer, Alzheimer's, and diabetes. Here in the United States, the Monsanto corporation owns 90% of genetically modified crops, and 88% of corn and 93% of soybeans are genetically modified. In Europe, Monsanto owns 36% of tomato, 32% of sweet pepper, and 49% of cauliflower varieties.
The European Patent Council can vote to outlaw patents on food, which will end Monsanto's stronghold in Europe. Hopefully, if you do this, it will encourage the United States and other countries to follow suit, leading to better economic futures for farmers and better health for people. Please vote to end Monsanto's patents on food, and encourage the rest of the council to do the same. Thank you.
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One of Australia's largest insurers says falling interest rates will push up insurance premiums.
Insurance companies have already faced a tough few years as natural disaster payouts cut their revenue, and have put up insurance premiums as a result.
CGU's chief executive Peter Harmer says falling interest rates have also cost insurers a lot of investment income.
"When interest rates fall, obviously investment returns reduce and, therefore, the original premium to the client needs to go up," he said.
CGU is a big commercial insurer and the largest insurer of regional and rural communities in Australia.
Mr Harmer says falling interest rates are putting pressure on investment returns and that will lead to higher insurance premiums.
"For example, the fall in the cash rate since November 2011 of 150 basis points would have required a rise in liability insurance premiums of some 8 per cent to offset the reduction in the investment return," he said.
Mr Harmer says it is not just another excuse for increasing profit by raising insurance premiums.
"We need to be financially sound, all insurers need to have economically rational pricing regimes," he said.
"We're very conscious of the fact that many of our customers have experienced rising insurance premiums and there is a real issue around affordability, which means of course you know we've put a lot of focus in other ways in which we can reduce expenses and constrain the amount of premium increases that need to be passed on to customers." 'Reasonable argument' Independent insurance analyst David Walker agrees it is not just a ploy by insurers to put up premiums.
"Is it a reasonable argument, there are two sources of profit here - investment returns and high premiums," he observed.
"When investment returns are low, as they are now, there's more pressure on insurers to raise premiums to increase profits from that source.
"When investment returns are high...
there's less of a need to find profits from high premiums, so to some extent they do offset each other and I think the argument CGU was making today is reasonable." David Walker says customers can expect to see fairly significant insurance premium increases, particularly if interest rates fall further.
"I'd say mid-to-high single digits.
Double digits in one single year would be a lot to see," he said.
"Where claims are trending a bit above forecast in one particular line, they might take this opportunity to implement an above average rate rise there, but I would think several percentage points above inflation is what they'll be looking for." Mr Walker says insurance companies are probably justified in putting through hefty premium increases next year, but the out-sized increases should be a one-off.
"They might be taking the opportunity to increase margins a little bit there.
It is a fair bit for one year, I'd be surprised if they did it again next year, but a 150 basis point reduction in the cash rate is a lot, and that has flowed on to the other yielding securities along the yield curve," he said.
"The Australian yield curve is quite negative, it's pricing in a significant economic slowdown, so rates of return on fixed interest securities in which longer tail insurers like CG are investing are very low.
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1 Cup Self Rising Flour
1/3 Cup unsweetened cocoa powder
1 Cup white sugar
1 Egg
½ Cup whipping cream
½ Cup butter divided
1 Teaspoon vanilla
½ Cup boiling water
1/8 Cup Espresso
6 Graham Crackers
2 Tablespoons Dark brown Sugar
2 Cups Mini Marshmallows; regular or chocolate.
1. Pre heat oven to 350 degrees.
2. Coat 6 five inch ramekins with non stick baking spray.
3. In a large bowl combine all dry ingredients.
4. Add the eggs, whipping cream, espresso, vanilla and ¼ cup butter. Beat on medium speed for 3 minutes.
5. Slowly add the boiling water until well incorporated. Batter will be quite thin.
6. Divide the batter evenly between the 6 ramekins and bake for 20 minutes.
7. While ramekins are baking crumble the 4 graham crackers into a small bowl.
8. Mix in ¼ cup melted butter and 2 tablespoons dark brown sugar.
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These apricot-filled burritos are popular with my son and his friends. I usually have a plateful ready for them as a sweet after-school snack. It's easy since they can be together in minutes.—Charl Sanchez, Roseville, California
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- 1 cup chopped dried apricots
- 1 cup water
- 1/4 cups sugar
- 1/4 cup packed brown sugar
- 1/4 teaspoon ground cinnamon
- 1/4 teaspoon ground nutmeg
- 8 flour tortillas (6 inches)
- Oil for frying
- Cinnamon-sugar
- In a large saucepan, combine the first six ingredients. Bring to a boil; reduce heat. Simmer, uncovered, for 10 minutes or until thickened. Place 1 tablespoon on each tortilla. Fold sides and ends over filling; roll up.
- In an electric skillet, heat 1 in. of oil to 375°. Fry burritos, in batches, for 1 minute on each side or until golden brown. Drain on paper towels. Sprinkle with cinnamon-sugar. Yield: 8 burritos.
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Syfy Casts Christopher Egan, Tom Wisdom & Alan Dale For 'Dominion'
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Syfy announces the first casting for its upcoming supernatural drama pilot, Dominion, with the signings of Christopher Egan, Tom Wisdom and Alan Dale. Produced by Universal Cable Productions, the pilot is set to begin shooting later this month in Cape Town, South Africa.
Based on characters from the hit theatrical film Legion (2010), Dominion is an epic supernatural action drama set 25 years after the events of the movie and picking up in the aftermath of a catastrophic war between an army of angels and mankind that has transformed the world. The series follows the perilous journey of a rebellious young soldier who discovers he's the unlikely savior of humanity, set against a backdrop of the ultimate celestial battle as it touches down on earth.
Scott Stewart, who co-wrote and directed Legion, is back to direct the pilot, and is one of the project's Executive Producers. Michel Litvak and David Lancaster of Bold Films, who produced the film Legion, are also Executive Producers. Vaun Wilmott wrote the pilot and is Co-Executive Producer.
Christopher Egan plays "Alex Lannen," an orphan with both a rebellious and protective streak. Handsome, heroic and fearless, Alex is classified as a "grunt" soldier in Michael's Archangel Corp but he is destined for more than his lowly classification in Vega's post-Extermination War society might indicate.
Tom Wisdom plays "Michael," the greatest of the warrior archangels. Scarred by millennia of battle, Michael is stoic, inscrutable and haunted. Instrumental in helping humanity defeat the angels during the Extermination War, Michael is now entrenched in Vega, using his superior supernatural abilities to defend the city's inhabitants from enemy attacks.
Alan Dale plays "Rysen," the general who led the humans to victory against the angels during the "Extermination War." Responsibilities weigh heavily upon him as ruler of Vega (once known as Las Vegas), one of four cities left standing after the war. He now finds himself negotiating politics in the heavily militarized city, maintaining calm over its stratified society and keeping a watchful eye on his daughter, Claire.
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Jewish Communal Service Association of North America (JCSA), National Conference of Jewish Social Service, September 1938
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Name of Publication: The Jewish Social Service Quarterly
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Russia Mourns 39 Dead, Ramps Up Security
Today is a national day of mourning in Russia, following the twin suicide bombings yesterday that killed 39 metro commuters.
The Associated Press reports that flags are flying at half-staff at government buildings in Moscow, and that television shows and entertainment events scheduled for today have also been cancelled due to yesterday's attack. Flowers festoon subway entrances and platforms.
Authorities think the attackers may have come from Chechnya or the Caucasus Mountains. "We know that they are lying low, but it is already a matter of the pride of law enforcement agencies to drag them out of the sewer and into broad daylight," Prime Minister Vladimir Putin told The AP. Putin waged a war against Chechen separatists a decade ago.
Transportation security across the capital has been ramped up after the subway attack. Heavily armed police are patrolling the entrances to the underground. The AP reports that Moscow's metro is the world's second-busiest subway system after Tokyo's. It carries around 7 million passengers a day.
New York passengers may also notice some tighter security on mass transit here for a second day. Caravans of police vehicles have been dispatched to transit hubs across the city. Special units with black uniforms, helmets and body armor are patrolling subway stations.


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[QUOTE=kainer2;377981]Jay is the facebook group with your name on it, actually you...........
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if jaydarrel was bothered he would awnser me himself .obviously dhe isnt .you mr boogie should get off your high horse you too sensitive about comments which have nothing to do with yourself .so no apologise here .what you gotta say about this now im sure you have another little comment .and awnser my question how am i jealous . Lemon
Jay, I can't help but feel the media have done you a great dis-service this morning.
A lot of outlets were working the angle of personal fitness, with footage of Andy Murray training.
And they had some other two-bit personal trainers on the breakfast shows. They didn't pick you.
I hope you don't take this badly and shun the British media - give them a second chance Jay.
Dan Hardy talks Swick, GSP and Daley and trains with new thai coach at Libery gym in Nottingham HERE
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