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Beretta Model 38
|Beretta Modello 38
Moschetto Automatico Beretta Modello 1938
|Submachine gun
|Place of origin
|Kingdom of Italy
|Service history
|Used by
|See Users
|Production history
1938/44 Special - Model 1
Model 5
|MAB 38A: 4.2 kg (empty)
MAB 38/42: 3.27 kg (empty)
MAB 38/49: 3.25 kg (empty)
|MAB 38A: 946mm
MAB 38/42: 800mm
MAB 38/49: 798mm
|Barrel length
|MAB 38A: 315mm
MAB 38/42: 213mm
MAB 38/49: 210mm
|9×19mm Parabellum
|Rate of fire
|600 rpm
|Muzzle velocity
|429 m/s (1,407.1 ft/s)
|Effective firing range
|250 m (273.4 yd)
|Feed system
|10, 20, 30, or 40-Round Detachable Box Magazine
The MAB 38 (Moschetto Automatico Beretta Modello 1938), Modello 38, or Model 38 and its variants were a series of official submachine guns of the Royal Italian Army introduced in 1938, and used during World War II. The guns were also used by German, Romanian, and Argentine armies of the period.
Originally designed by Beretta's chief engineer Tullio Marengoni in 1935, the Moschetto Automatico Beretta (Beretta Automatic Musket) 38, or MAB 38, was developed from the Beretta Modello 18 and 18/30, derived from the Villar Perosa light machine gun of World War I fame.[2] It is widely acknowledged as the most successful and effective Italian small arm of World War II, and was produced in large numbers and in several variants. Italy's limited industrial base in World War II was no real barrier toward the development of advanced and effective small firearms since at the time most weapons did require large amounts of artisanal and semi-artisanal man-hours to be fine-tuned and made reliable by default. At this, Italian specialized workers excelled and the initial slow production ratio meant that the MAB 38 only became available in large numbers in 1943, when the fascist regime was toppled and Italy split between allied-aligned co-belligerent forces in the south, and German collaborationists of the Italian Social Republic in the north.
The MAB 38 was developed by Beretta in order to compete in the rich market of machine and sub-machine guns; it was a well-made and sturdy weapon, introducing several advanced features, to be suitable for police purposes and special army units. Presented to Italian authorities in 1939, its first customer was the Italian Ministry of Colonies, which purchased several thousands MABs to be issued as standard firearm of the Polizia dell'Africa Italiana (Italian Africa Constabulary), the government colonial police force. However, army orders were slow to come: although impressed by excellent overall qualities and firepower of the weapon, Italian military did not feel the MAB could be suited for standard infantry combat. It was judged ideal for police and assault units, though, and in the beginning of 1941 small orders were placed for Carabinieri (military and civilian police), Guardie di Pubblica Sicurezza (national state police), and paratroopers. The Italian Army requested minor changes to reduce production costs, notably the changed shape recoil compensator and the removal of the bayonet and its catch. The weapon so changed was named MAB 38A. This was the standard army variant, used throughout all the war, and issued to the most elite Italian units: paratroopers, Alpini "Monte Cervino" assault battalion, 10th Arditi Regiment, "M" Battalions of MVSN, military police etc.
Italian Royal Navy also purchased it, and MAB 38A was given to "San Marco" Marine Regiment, and to naval security troops; The Regia Aeronautica (Italian Royal Air Force) issued the MAB 38A to its crack A.D.R.A. Regiment. Nevertheless, the Beretta MAB was ordered in relatively small quantities and standard Carcano M1891 rifle remained as standard weapon even of elite Italian units. Until 1943, MAB 38A (and, since 1942, the MAB 38/42) was available almost exclusively to paratroopers, Blackshirts, tank crews and Carabinieri military policemen, given the need of all of the former to express high volumes of firepower in prolonged actions or to keep close-quarters combat superiority. The standard paratrooper of the Folgore airborne division was armed exclusively with this weapon, and the division gave outstanding combat results. Similarly, Blackshirt legions (one per infantry division) were regarded and used as elite assault units both for their fanaticism and their armament, in which the Beretta 38 bulked.
It was after the Italian armistice of September 8, 1943, when Italian armed forces melted away and an Italian army was reconstructed in northern Italy under German sponsorship, that Beretta MAB found a widespread diffusion. The R.S.I. army, since its inception, was heavily engaged in guerrilla warfare against partisans, as well as in combat against the Allies; for assault and counterinsurgency units, where firepower at close range was a vital asset, this was the ideal weapon. Thus, production of MAB became priority, and it was supplied in large quantities to all R.S.I. formations, especially elite ones: paratroopers, Marine Infantry, "Arditi" and Assault Battalions, Republican National Guard, etc. and it became an iconic weapon, symbolizing the Italian soldier in popular culture. Later in the war, a more simplified variant known as 38/44 was introduced, with further solutions to speed up production and reduce costs. Regardless of the tables of organization and equipment of a given unit, the Beretta 38 was a popular weapon that could eventually find its way into the hands of virtually any soldier, especially amongst officers and higher non-commissioned officers, notably in Bersaglieri light infantry, artillery and armoured units. However, this weapon remained a rare view amongst common infantry and Alpini mountain infantry.
Italy developed a dedicated magazine-holding vest for elite troops (Blackshirts, paratroopers) armed with the Beretta 38; these were dubbed "Samurai" due to the aesthetic similarity of the stacked magazines with traditional Japanese armour. Furthermore, a special canvas holster was issued with the MAB, that featured two magazine-carrier pouches sewn onto it and that was meant to be thus worn as a belt. However, both these only came into use during the brief life of the R.S.I. and by then could be seen in the employ of many different units whose "elite" status could have been reasonably questioned (such as Black Brigades and other militias).
Beretta MAB was highly praised by Italian resistance movement fighters as well, being far more accurate and powerful than the British Sten which was common issue in partisan units, although Sten was more suited for clandestine operations thanks to its more compact size. German soldiers also liked the Beretta MAB, judging it large and heavy, but reliable and well made.
The 1938 series was extremely robust and proved very popular with Axis forces as well as Allied troops, who utilized captured examples.[3] Many German soldiers, including elite forces such as the Waffen-SS and Fallschirmjäger forces, actually preferred to use the Beretta 38 in combat.[4][5][6] Firing a powerfully loaded Italian version of the widely distributed 9×19mm Parabellum cartridge, the Cartuccia 9mm M38, the Beretta was accurate at longer ranges than most other submachine guns.[7] The MAB could deliver an impressive firepower at close range, and at longer distances its size and weight (that was its only drawback compared to other similar guns) was an advantage, getting the weapon very stable and easy to control. In expert hands, the Beretta MAB allowed accurate short-bursts shooting up to 100 meters, and effective range, with Italian M38 ammunition, was 200 meters, an impressive result for a 9mm submachine gun.
MAB 38, in its first variants, was a fine weapon by any standard, crafted with high quality materials and flawlessly finished, carefully machined parts. Although successive models 38/42 and 38/44 were easier and faster to build, sacrificing finish to gain speed, the overall quality of production remained high. Its mechanism was a traditional simple blowback recoil, but featured notable mechanical solutions, such as a floating firing pin, an automatic safety on open bolt (both later removed to save production costs), a recoil compensator on the muzzle, a bolt cocking handle with sliding dust cover, and a striking trigger gear with no fire selector, but with two triggers instead: the fore trigger for semiautomatic fire and rear trigger for full-auto fire. This was meant to allow the shooter to shift quickly through both firing modes, without switching levers or safety catches, and proved to be very useful in combat. The full-auto trigger had also a dedicated safety catch on left side, since 1942 eliminated; rear sight was adjustable up to 500 meters, in MAB 38 and 38A models (38/42 and 38/44 variants had more simple fixed rear sights). Fully automatic or single-shot fire was selectable by the use of two triggers. The MAB 38 had a wooden stock, was about 800 millimeters in length, and weighed about 5 kilograms when loaded, with an effective range of about 200 meters.
The Model 1938 can be recognized by its machined steel receiver, fine craftsmanship and finish, and by the perforated cooling jacket over the barrel.[8] It was produced from 1938 to 1950. It fired the 9×19mm Parabellum ammunition at a rate of 600 rounds per minute. It used 10, 20, 30, or 40-round magazines. The short 10-round magazine, when used in conjunction with the fixed bayonet, was popular with both Allied and Axis forces for guarding prisoners or internal security details.[7][9] In combat, 30-rd magazine was the most common. The weapon featured also bayonet mount and stock rest for the Carcano M91/38 folding bayonet. This was the MAB 38 original model, first issued to Italian police units in 1939.
In compliance with Italian army requirements, bayonet mount and rest were eliminated, and the recoil compensator was redesigned, the two horizontal muzzle slots substituted by 4 transversal cuttings, judged more effective. This standard army variant was renamed MAB 38A and issued in 1941.
Despite its undeniable effectiveness, the Beretta Model 38 proved too time-consuming and expensive to produce during wartime. Marengoni designed a simplified model made from sheet steel, in which the cooling jacket and bayonet mount were eliminated, and the separate firing pin mechanism deleted in favor of a fixed firing pin machined on the face of the bolt. Barrel and wooden stock were also shortened to save weight and cost.[8][10] This new model the Model 38/42 had a fluted barrel to aid cooling and save weight. It also had a slower rate of fire (550 rpm). The Model 38/43, was an intermediate production stage between the 42 and 44 patterns.[8] The 38/42 and 38/43 were adopted by the Wehrmacht as the Maschinenpistole 738(i) (in German), abbreviated as MP.738.[10]
The Model 38/44 was a minor revision of the 38/43, in which the bolt was simplified and a large-diameter recoil spring utilized in place of the operating spring guide.[10] It also eliminated the fluting to save time and increase production.[10] The 38/44 was also adopted by the German army as the MP.739.[11] A variant of the Model 38/44 was fitted with an MP40-style under-folding stock, and given the designation Model 38/44 Special or Model 1.[12]
After World War II, the 38/44 continued in production in slightly revised form as the 38/49 series: the Model 2 with an MP40-style under-folding stock,[10] the Model 3 identified by telescoping steel-wire buttstock, and the Model 4 with a standard wooden rifle stock. All of these models have a push-button cross-bolt safety, located at the middle of the stock.[10] After Marengoni's death, Beretta engineer Domenico Salza revised the safety system of the Model 38/49 series, resulting in the Model 5, identified by a large rectangular grip-safety button located in the stock's finger groove.[13] The Model 5 was produced for the Italian Army and police, as well as the armed forces of several other nations until 1961, when production ceased in favor of the compact, modern Beretta M12.[13]
- Albania: captured by the Albanian Partisans in vast quantities during the war
- Costa Rica[14]
- Dominican Republic[14]
- Empire of Japan: 350 ordered and 50 delivered in 1943.[15]
- Ethiopia[14]
- West Germany: Bundeswehr (til 1959) and Bundesgrenzschutz (replaced in the end of the 1960s)[16]
- Italy[4]
- Morocco[14]
- Nazi Germany[18]
- Romania: 5,000 ordered in 1941 and delivered during 1942.[18][19]
- Yemen[14]
- Yugoslavia: Captured in vast quantities.[20]
See also[edit]
|Wikimedia Commons has media related to Beretta MAB 38.
- ^ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tjpjn0DvT4o
- ^ "Beretta M1938 Family". Forgotten Weapons. Retrieved 8 September 2015.
- ^ Dunlap, Roy F., Ordnance Went Up Front, Samworth Press, (1948), p. 58
- ^ a b Miller, David. Fighting Men of World War II, Volume I: Axis Forces--Uniforms, Equipment, and Weapons (Fighting Men of World War II). Stackpole Books. pp. 139, 353. ISBN 0-8117-0277-4.
- ^ Quarrie, Bruce, Fallschirmjäger: German Paratrooper, 1935-45, Osprey Publishing (2001), ISBN 1-84176-326-8, ISBN 978-1-84176-326-2, p. 59
- ^ Ordnance Went Up Front, p. 58: "No one ever bothered with any other kind of submachine gun if he could get hold of a Beretta M38, and keep it. The New Zealand boys especially loved them. Even the Germans liked it, and they hated to admit anything was good except their own stuff."
- ^ a b Ordnance Went Up Front, p. 58
- ^ a b c Hogg, Ian V. and Weeks, John, Military Small Arms of the 20th Century, 6th ed. DBI Books, Inc. (1991), pp. 224-225
- ^ Smith, Joseph E., Small Arms of the World, 9th ed., Harrisburg, PA: The Stackpole Company (1969), pp. 482-483
- ^ a b c d e f Small Arms of the World, pp. 544-546
- ^ "Moschetto Automatico Beretta". historiamilitaria.it (in Italian). Marco Marzilli. Retrieved 8 September 2015.
- ^ "Beretta Model 38/42/43/44 Submachine Gun". MilitaryFactory.com. 21 October 2014. Retrieved 8 September 2015.
- ^ a b Military Small Arms of the 20th Century, pp. 224-225
- ^ a b c d e Jones, Richard (2009). Jane's Infantry Weapons 2009-2010. Jane's Information Group. pp. 894–905. ISBN 0-7106-2869-2.
- ^ "ITALIAN-JAPANESE MP 38/43 MACHINE PISTOL". Dragons of Fire. Retrieved 2011-12-10.
- ^ http://www.bundesheer.at/truppendienst/ausgaben/artikel.php?id=1437
- ^ Jowett, Phillip (2001). The Italian Army 1940-45 (3): Italy 1943-45 (Men-at-Arms) (v. 3). Osprey Publishing. p. 17. ISBN 1855328666.
- ^ a b Bishop, Christ (2002). The Encyclopedia of Weapons of WWII: The Comprehensive Guide to over 1,500 Weapons Systems, Including Tanks, Small Arms, Warplanes, Artillery, Ships, and Submarines. Metrobooks. p. 262. ISBN 1-58663-762-2.
- ^ Mark Axworthy,Third axis, fourth ally, page 76
- ^ Vuksic, Velimir (2003). Tito's Partisans 1941-45. Osprey Publishing. p. 60. ISBN 1841766755.
Further reading[edit]
- Dunlap, Roy F., Ordnance Went Up Front, Samworth Press, (1948) ISBN 1-884849-09-1
- Hogg, Ian V. and Weeks, John, Military Small Arms of the 20th Century, 6th ed. DBI Books, Inc. (1991), ISBN 0-87349-120-3
- Smith, Joseph E., Small Arms of the World, 9th ed., Harrisburg, PA: The Stackpole Company (1969), ISBN 0-8117-1566-3
- G. Rosignoli, RSI: uniformi, equipaggiamento ed armi, Albertelli Ed., 1985
- Beretta A5 SMG Brochure (PDF) (in Italian). Gardone Val Trompia, Italy: Pietro Beretta S.P.A. Retrieved 8 September 2015.


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The raging tsunami picked up shipping containers, cars and the debris of shattered homes. It crashed through the streets of Sendai and across open fields, forming a mud slick that covered vast tracts of land.
"There are so many people who lost their lives," an elderly man told television reporters before breaking down in tears. "I have no words to say."
Police reportedly said between 200 and 300 bodies had been found in the city of Sendai. Up to 400 bodies were recovered in Rikuzentakata, a coastal town of some 23,000 people, NHK quoted the military as saying.
The premier's spokesman said at least 1,000 people were believed to have lost their lives. Police said more than 215,000 people were huddled in emergency shelters.
"What used to be residential areas were mostly swept away in many coastal areas and fires are still blazing there," Kan said after surveying the damage by helicopter.
In the shattered town of Minamisoma, 34-year-old housewife Sayori Suzuki recalled the horror of the moment the quake hit, shaking her home violently and washing away the house of a relative.
"It was a tremor like I've never experienced before," she told an AFP reporter.
"Another relative said he was fleeing in a car but watched in the rear-view mirror as the waves were catching up with him from behind. He escaped very narrowly.
"My brother works at the Fukushima No.2 nuclear power plant," Suzuki added. "He worked all through the night. I'm so worried about him because of the risk of radiation exposure."
Some 50,000 military and other rescue personnel were spearheading a herculean rescue and recovery effort with hundreds of ships, aircraft and vehicles headed to the Pacific coast area.
The towering wave set off alerts across the Pacific, sparking evacuations in Hawaii and on the US West Coast. Tsunami waves destroyed some coastal buildings in Peru but otherwise had little effect on Latin America.
In quake-hit areas, 5.6 million households had no power Saturday and more than one million households were without water. Telecommunications networks were also hit.
Leading international offers of help, which saw foreign rescue teams begin arriving in Japan, President Barack Obama mobilised the US military to provide emergency aid after what he called a "simply heartbreaking" disaster.
The United States, which has nearly 50,000 military personnel in Japan, ordered a flotilla including two aircraft carriers and support ships to the region to provide aid.
The quake hit at 2:46 pm (0546 GMT) and lasted about two minutes, making buildings sway in greater Tokyo, the world's largest urban area and home to some 30 million people.
More than a day after the first massive quake struck just under 400 kilometres northeast of Tokyo, aftershocks were still rattling the region, including a strong 6.8 magnitude tremor on Saturday and a 6.3 quake on Sunday.
Japan sits on the "Pacific Ring of Fire," and Tokyo is in one of its most dangerous areas, where three continental plates are slowly grinding against each other, building up enormous seismic pressure.
The government has long warned of the likelihood that a devastating magnitude eight quake would strike within the next 30 years in the Kanto plains, home to Tokyo's vast urban sprawl.
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Living Social's Hungry Academy is really important and you should pay close attention to it, as it's success might be a great example of Tim O'Reilly's idea that successful companies create more value than they capture.
For those unfamiliar, Living Social is likely the fastest growing technology business in Washington, DC that's run into a problem: they cannot find engineers in the DC area quickly enough. So instead of uprooting and moving to Silicon Valley or some other more tech-dense city, Living Social is taking a different approach. They're trying to create more developers. Hungry Academy's goal is to take 24 driven people without development skill, and turn them into developers. And they'll employ them, full-time, while they're undergoing training.
It's a big risk -- their investment in these individuals is about the same as a YCombinator investment. While YCombinator rarely invests more than $20,000 in a start-up, Living Social is investing a $50k/yr job (for about 5 months) in an employee with those that make it through the course receiving a higher-paying job upon graduation.
And while Peter Thiel is offering to pay kids 100k to drop out of college, I suspect that the kids that would take that deal already have a lot of opportunity ahead of them. DC has the highest child-poverty rate in the country -- not exactly the land of opportunity. Living Social seems to be willing to change that, and hopefully create some opportunity for people in the DC area that might not get exposed to the world of technology.
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More than Just a Side Dish: The Art of Vegetables with Chef, Daphne Cheng
Daphne Cheng is a plant-based pioneer. She doesn't just cook food, she cooks art -- and her canvas is your plate. What once started as a small garden party in NYC has now turned into a magically delicious concept space downtown, where Daphne hosts renegade dinner parties (all of which you too can attend), where she challenges the status quo on fruits and veggies by encouraging you to make them the center piece of all your meals. We visited Daphne at Exhibit C to dig in to all things Mother Nature Made.
What has your journey been like to where you are now?
Growing up in the Chicago suburbs, I didn't eat healthy in the slightest. I was definitely raised on McDonald's, and use to eat straight butter, and straight sugar and salt. I'd pack myself lunch and it would be just like a bag of chips. I first started getting into food when I was 14. I had an eating disorder when I was 12 to 13, so I had a very different relationship with food. I saw it as the enemy. One day, I saw a picture of myself and finally woke up. It was like seeing through a third person point of view. I decided to start cooking for myself more, and once I did, I realized that I really enjoyed it.
When I decided to get healthy, I was reading a lot of cookbooks and other nutrition things. I read the China Study, and went fully vegan.
I briefly went to school at UC Berkeley for nutrition, but dropped out and decided to go to culinary school in New York. After culinary school, I started a catering company and did that for a year or so. During that time, I had an East Village garden and would host dinner parties for 12 people twice a month. I really enjoyed that more than anything else I was doing, and wanted to find a space where I could do that full time.
Then in May of 2013, I found a loft in Tribeca and opened Suite TheeOhSix. It started off as a dinner once a week for 16 people, and then it slowly grew to 40 people twice a week. At first, I just started doing it to get people to realize how amazing whole foods can taste, but then I realized that it was also a great way to meet people. I made so many friends through those dinners that I still keep in touch with. Everybody has a common interest in food, so it's an easy conversation stater.
Naturally, I'm very introverted. When I started those garden dinners, I hated coming out and talking to people. I would just want to stay in the kitchen. Now, I enjoy meeting everybody. My job has definitely changed me as a person.
Where do you discover inspiration for your meals?
It's all very improvisational, even the plating. It's hard for me to sit down and create a menu without actually being in front of the food. All my meals are just inspired by what's there when I go shopping — it's not a pre-conceived idea. It comes to me as I'm creating it.
The core of what I do is just to show people interesting food, that's not just another salad. I also create things in a sneakier way, so people don't always know they're just eating vegetables. We don't say we're vegan anywhere on our site.
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How do you respond to negativity about a plant-based lifestyle?
Thankfully, there's never been much negativity at all. I would say that over 80% of the people that come through are not vegan or vegetarian. They're all surprised that it's so good and that they're actually satisfied and don't leave hungry.
Growing up, my mom cooked Authentic Chinese cuisines every night. Not like American fried rice and egg rolls and stuff. But in real, authentic Chinese cuisines, there's always huge plates of vegetables, rice, then meat dishes. My family is now pretty healthy, and don't eat too much meat, but they'd never go vegan. My grandma has the hardest time comprehending it.
There's been a few vegan converts along the way. My goal isn't necessarily to get people to convert, but just to open their eyes and see vegetables as something more than just side dishes. I just want to influence people to eat more vegetables. That's most important, because a large number of people eating vegetables versus one or two people going vegan actually has a bigger impact.
What's your relationship with food and your body like now?
It's definitely a lot healthier. But obviously, no one's perfect, and there are still days where I'm not happy with my body. You hear stories of people relapsing, but honestly, it's now impossible for me to be back to where I was. It's all about nourishing myself now.
My goal is definitely to promote vegetables as something that are really delicious, and don't just happen to be good for you. They can taste amazing, and they make you feel amazing. That's the whole idea — and to do it in a way that's not preachy, but just to focus on the enjoyment of it all. Being plant-based is not about depriving yourself, it's about fully enjoying the whole bounty that's out there. People think that you can't eat that much because you're eliminating a few food groups, but within the ones that are left, there's still so many varieties. I'm still discovering new foods everyday.
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Your food is art, and you handle and plate your dishes in such a creative manner. Why is that important to you? You definitely have a very clear aesthetic.
It's really a lifestyle. I'm definitely not a hippie at all. I went to Berkeley, but that's about it. The biggest issue for a lot of people about being plant-based is the connotation that comes with vegan. They don't want to be weird, and they don't want to feel like they're the only ones. They don't want to feel like people are going to make fun of them. I think that's a huge part of it. It's cultural and eating is so social. That's the biggest problem. I want to make eating plant-based and eating healthy something that's desirable, I think that's my approach to it all — making it a cool thing.
The presentation of my food is so important, because we eat with our eyes first. It makes such a difference. There was actually a study where they served people the same salad, with the exact same ingredients -- one was plated in a nice way and the other wasn't. They had people rate it, and of course, the one plated nicer got higher rates for taste! The psychology of eating definitely matters.
Food is such a creative thing, and I don't want to standardize it. I don't want to create the same menu, or create one menu and serve it every single time. That would just kill the fun.
What's a day in your life like?
There's no typical day. If there's a dinner then I'll spend the full day cooking, and then I have a few people come in and help set up the tables, clean up, and everything. Doors open, people come in, we serve them. It usually starts at 7pm, and goes until 10. Dinner finishes, and people like to hang out afterwards.
On other days, it's just computer work, emails and working on other projects. Right now I'm consulting for creating the menus for a bunch of other restaurants. I'm also working on a larger project, which is a kind of concept space for something bigger.
It's funny. Even after a long day of cooking, I'll still cook other stuff. I was definitely worried about that when I first started. You hear about people doing what they love and then starting to hate it because it becomes a job. Fortunately, I still love it. I don't eat out often, though there was this period where I was eating out a lot. It's good to experience other people's food and just see what's out there -- to see what's going on. My inspiration comes from everything I've ever eaten. If I'm not eating something different, that kind of limits my inspiration.
What's your idea of legacy?
Climate change is really scary. You almost feel like you're trying to help but it's probably not enough. At this point, its kind of spiraled way too far. Definitely, a goal of mine is to make the world better and protect it so that it even exists for the next generations.
I hinted a little bit before about what I'm working on — without going into too much detail, it's essentially going to be a club house that really values a sense of purpose and doing good in the world, and making it better. It'll be centered around dinners and other events. Really, creating a community of people who are all like-minded and working towards a greater good. Ideally that would go global and start to influence our culture.


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I recently read Changeless by Gail Carriger. This is a sequel to Soulless and probably wouldn't make much sense as a a stand-alone novel. I enjoyed it, but not nearly as much as Soulless.
In a Victorian London where vampires, werewolves, and ghosts are a normal part of society, it's shocking for the furry and the fangy to wake up as normal humans while the phantasmal have vanished entirely. Meanwhile Alexia's husband decides that he has pack business to take care of in Scotland and leaves her behind. She decides that she's going to get to the bottom of this problem and find out what's bothering her dear husband.
There were a few things I didn't like about this book. I didn't find it as funny as Soulless. The ending is a bit of a cliffhanger, which I find frustrating. One thing that's done particularly well is that the mystery of the book makes sense with the context we're given. (This probably means that it's blindingly obvious to anyone but me. )
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Flashback Friday: Taylor Lautner Sings the Dream Song! (VIDEO)
Taylor Lautner is currently riding high on fame thanks to Twilight and Abduction, let's not forget there is no such thing as an overnight sensation in Hollywood. Everyone has to get their start somewhere!While
While The Adventures of Sharkboy and Lavagirl wasn't his first movie, it was definitely a big break for the actor to take on a starring role in a film.
One particular moment that stands out is a scene in which he sings a lullaby in a duet with Lavagirl. With the memorable chorus "dream, dream, dream, dream," what the song lacks in lyrics Taylor makes up for in his enthusiastic rendition of the tune.
He also shows off his dancing and martial arts skills in the clip — making him a a quadruple threat!
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Research In Motion, the maker of BlackBerry, is holding its Development Conference next week at which it's expected to unveil its much-anticipated tablet to compete with the iPad.
Plus, Facebook appears to be in damage-control mode over the portrayal of founder Mark Zuckerberg in a new movie about the company. And semiconductor stocks rallied after Oracle CEO Larry Ellison told Wall Street analysts that the business-software giant was considering some acquisitions in the sector.


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Most of the noise around Ofcom's 700-page pay TV review last week centred on cash. Most unusually, because this sort of thing doesn't often happen to a Murdoch company in the UK, Sky managed to occupy much of the public moral high ground in the ensuing debate about the price at which Sky will be required to wholesale its premium sports services to other operators. Sky had taken big risks early on and built what is now a very successful pay TV business from scratch. And here was a lacklustre would-be competitor – let's call it BT – that had taken no similar risks with its shareholders' money, being allowed to cash in on the fruits of Sky's labours courtesy of a government regulator. Put like that, it's almost immoral.
In the cool light of day, however, Sky hardly looks like a big loser – at least not in cash terms. True, it may lose some customers to new operators and prices overall may well drop to reflect the new regulated wholesale price. On the other hand, Sky will get significant new wholesale revenues from its new competitors and, crucially, the right to retail directly in its own name to 10m Freeview homes. This is not bad financial news for Sky, and its rising share price strongly suggests that the City shares this view.
The picture changes from about page 327 when Sky is revealed in a rather less flattering light. In the following 30 pages or so, Ofcom analyses, in excruciating detail, how Sky has sought to avoid wholesaling its content to anyone else. Negotiations – some lasting years – have failed to deliver a single deal. Ofcom concludes that in spite of there being some financial incentive and public commitments to do so, Sky has declined to wholesale its premium content for "strategic" reasons. Which is why the "must offer" aspect of Ofcom's ruling is of much greater long-term significance than anything it has said about price. It also offers a clue to what Ofcom thinks is really at stake here.
The pay TV review began life as an investigation into Sky's apparent domination of a small part of the television marketplace, but it has assumed far greater significance. It is now about the whole future development of TV and TV-like services in the emerging digital world. Why? Look at it this way – Freeview has been a huge success by making (albeit limited) digital choice available without the need for a subscription. But it is technically limited. Last week's big announcement about the launch of HD on Freeview merely served to show how far behind satellite and cable digital terrestrial television is. With only five HD channels, Freeview has reached capacity. Sky already has 40 and room for plenty more. Which is why Project Canvas – currently headed for an OFT competition inquiry and still awaiting final approval from the BBC Trust – is so critical. If Freeview cannot leapfrog into the next generation of digital television – with services provided online as well as via broadcast signals – it will surely wither in the face of ever-more attractive services offered by competitors. But next generation TV services will not come cheap.
Who is going to subsidise the boxes and provide customer support services? How is all that to be paid for? By us, the consumers. How? Via pay TV services. Thanks in part to Sky's good work, pay TV now looks like the only viable way of securing the necessary commercial investment in the next generation of TV. It follows, therefore, that without access to premium content, no pay TV business of scale can be built. And that is why Ofcom is determined that Sky cannot be allowed an effective monopoly of that content, no matter that it has achieved that position through being an enterprising and well-run business. And that is what the pay TV review is really about – the future of TV.


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Simon Templeman is a British actor famous among gamers for providing the voice of the vampire Kain in the Legacy of Kain series. His video game credits also include Final Fantasy XII, Mass Effect 2 & 3, and Dragon Age: Origins. Templeman has had a number of roles on TV shows such as 24, Angel, and Charmed, and in animated TV shows such as Loonatics Unleashed and Totally Spies.
Most recently, he has been working on the sitcom The Neighbors, starring as "Larry Bird," the leader of a suburban community of aliens stranded on Earth. The aliens have all adopted the names of famous athletes.
He is married to character actress Rosalind Chao, with whom he has a son and daughter.
In the Uncharted series, Templeman provided the English voice of Gabriel Roman in Uncharted: Drake's Fortune.
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In recent trading rumors between the Orlando Magic and Los Angeles Clippers, a new addition to the package deal has surfaced. According to trade rumors, the Magic have been planning to trade Aaron Affalo for Eric Bledsoe; however, the deal is believed to now include Magic power forward, Andrew Nicholson and possibly Clippers' forward, Caron Butler.
Drafted during the first round of 2012 NBA Draft, Nicholson averaged 7.8 points and 3.4 rebounds in 16.7 minutes per game. Leading the team in shooting efficiency and points per minute, Nicholson has made a strong and positive impact on the Magic and the possibility of losing him puts the trade in a new perspective for skeptical fans as the Magic hope to find a suitable replacement in Caron Butler.
Continuing with the trade rumors from the Orlando Pinstriped Post, the Magic would receive Caron Butler in addition to Bledsoe. Drafted in 2002, Butler is a veteran NBA player that continuously proves his consistent strength on the court. Averaging 10.4 points, 2.9 rebounds, and 1 assist per game, Butler is not exactly a standout player, but his experience serves as his number one strength. Clippers' point guard Eric Bledsoe averaged 8.5 points, 3 rebounds, and 3 assists in 20.4 minutes during his third season in the NBA.
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These two startups are out to dethrone Slack
There's nothing like raging success to bring on a pack of competitors, and that's exactly what's now happening in the enterprise-collaboration arena.
New MIT tech could help robots and humans work together
There's no shortage of dire warnings about robots taking over human jobs, but often overlooked is the potential for robots and humans to work together.
Big data gets a new open-source project: Apache Arrow
Hadoop, Spark and Kafka have already had a defining influence on the world of big data, and now there's yet another Apache project with the potential to shape the landscape even further.
Use Linux? Stop what you're doing and apply this patch
A buffer-overflow vulnerability uncovered Tuesday in the GNU C Library poses a serious threat to countless Linux users.
Does your company need a chief data officer?
It's a rare business today that doesn't depend on data in some significant way, but does that mean most every company needs a chief data officer?
Upgrading to SAP Hana? This new tool can help prepare your code
SAP has placed a big bet on Hana, so customers that haven't already switched to the in-memory computing platform can be sure they'll be encouraged to do so in the near future. If they're smart, they'll make sure they're ready first.
Google didn't abuse its position in Streetmap case, UK court rules
Google has prevailed in a court case filed against it by U.K.-based online mapping company Streetmap alleging anticompetitive behavior.
Need data-science skills? Now your team can learn together
Data-science training company DataCamp has added DataCamp Groups so organizational team leaders can coordinate teams or classes, track their students' progress and see how their skills evolve over time.
Now your phone can scan documents directly to the cloud with Box Capture
Users of Box Capture can scan a document with their iPhone's camera and then share and collaborate on it just as they would any other document on Box.
UCLA just open-sourced a powerful new image-detection algorithm
Image recognition has become increasingly critical in applications ranging from smartphones to driverless cars, and on Wednesday UCLA opened up to the public a new algorithm that promises big gains.
Data science achieves the ultimate ROI: a craft beer
Digital marketing agency Havas Helia has created 0101, a beer that was crafted based on data.
Is Docker ditching Ubuntu Linux? Confusion reigns
Docker has long relied on Ubuntu Linux as the default host environment for Docker apps, but comments made by the company's CTO recently suggest that might not be the case much longer.
VMware gives enterprises a BYOD boost with three new tools
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Prysm combines displays with SaaS to extend the reach of enterprise collaboration
The increasingly busy enterprise collaboration space got a new entry Monday with Prysm's new platform designed to support dispersed, multidevice workplaces.
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Jefferson Adams is a freelance writer living in San Francisco. His poems, essays and photographs have appeared in Antioch Review, Blue Mesa Review, CALIBAN, Hayden's Ferry Review, Huffington Post, the Mississippi Review, and Slate among others.
He is a member of both the National Writers Union, the International Federation of Journalists, and covers San Francisco Health News for Examiner.com.
A team of Swiss researchers recently set out to examine the nature of T cell-mediated immuno-regulation in the gastrointestinal tract. The research team was made up of doctors L. Saurer and C. Mueller of the Institute of Pathology at the University of Bern in Switzerland.
In the human intestinal tract, just a single layer of epithelial cells divides innate and adaptive immune effector cells from a wide array of antigens. Here, the immune system faces a tall task in accepting beneficial flora and dietary antigens while preventing the dissemination of potential pathogens. When the tightly controlled process of immune system reactions breaks down, harmful inflammation and damage may result.
In light of this, a great deal of focus has shifted toward 'conventional' regulatory CD4+ T cells, including naturally occurring and adaptive CD4+ CD25+ Foxp3+ T cells, Th3 and Tr1 cells.
However, control mechanisms in the intestinal mucosa are highly intricate, and include adaptations of non-haematopoietic cells and innate immune cells in addition to the presence of unconventional T cells with regulatory properties such as resident TCRγδ or TCRαβ CD8+ intraepithelial lymphocytes.
In the study, L. Saurer and C. Mueller seek to provide an overview of the present body of knowledge on standard and non-standard regulatory T cell subsets (Tregs), with particular focus on clinical data and the potential role or malfunctioning of Tregs in four major human gastrointestinal diseases, i.e. inflammatory bowel diseases, celiac disease, food allergy and colorectal cancer.
Their data confirms most of the findings derived from experimental animal models, and has implications for clinical immunology, food allergy, immunoregulation, immunotherapy, mucosal immunology, and regulatory T cell protocols. Their findings appear in the February 2009 issue of Allergy.


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John became a member of the Board in 2002 and was appointed Deputy Chairman in 2004 and Chairman in 2006. He is also Chairman of easyJet plc and a Non-executive Director of SSP. John previously served as the Chief Executive of JIB Group plc and Chairman for Cable and Wireless Worldwide plc; Catlin Group Limited; Jardine Lloyd Thompson Group plc; Wellington Underwriting plc and Brit Insurance Holdings plc and as a Non-executive Director of WH Smith plc and Hammerson plc.
Michael joined the Board in February 2017. He is also Chairman of Grafton Group plc and a non-executive director of US firm Brown-Forman Corporation and of Azelis SA, a privately owned company. Michael has extensive business experience. He was previously the Chief Executive of Bunzl plc from 2005 until his retirement in April 2016, Chief Executive of Goodyear Dunlop Tires Europe and non-executive director of Johnson Matthey Plc.
Lord Wolfson joined the Group in 1991. He was appointed Retail Sales Director in 1993, became responsible for NEXT Directory in 1995 and was appointed to the Board in 1997 with additional responsibilities for systems. Lord Wolfson was appointed Managing Director of the NEXT Brand in 1999 and Chief Executive in 2001.
Amanda joined the Group in 1995 and has led the management accounting and commercial finance teams since 2005. In 2009, Amanda was appointed Commercial Finance Director and was promoted to NEXT Brand Finance Director in 2012. Amanda has comprehensive knowledge of NEXT's operations and has played a central role in the financial management of the business. Amanda was appointed to the Board in 2015.
Michael joined the Group in 1995 as Call Centre Manager for the NEXT Directory. Michael was appointed Call Centre Director in 2003 and in 2006 took responsibility for Group I.T. In 2010 he was appointed Group Operations Director, adding Warehousing and Logistics to his portfolio. Michael is now responsible for all Systems, Warehousing, Logistics and Call Centres within the Group and was appointed to the Board in 2013.
Jane joined NEXT Retail in 1985 as a sales assistant in one of our London stores. Jane worked her way through store management to be appointed Sales Director in 2000 with responsibility for all store operations and training. In 2006 Jane took additional responsibility for Retail Marketing and in 2010 was appointed Group Sales and Marketing Director, adding Directory and online marketing to her portfolio. She was appointed to the Board in 2013.
Francis became a member of the Board in June 2010. He is also Chairman of Town & Country Housing Group, Chairman for the Property Advisory Group for Transport for London and a Non-executive Director of Cadogan Group Limited. He was formerly Chief Executive for Land Securities Group plc and past President of the British Property Federation.
Caroline became a member of the Board in January 2013. She is currently an independent non-executive on the Partnership board of the accountancy firm Grant Thornton UK LLP and a Trustee of the National Trust. She was a Non-executive Director of SVG Capital plc, a FTSE 250 listed private equity investor, from 2010 to October 2014. Prior to that, Caroline had over thirty years' experience in corporate finance and was a corporate finance partner at the international law firm Herbert Smith including five years as Head of the Global Corporate Division. Caroline chairs the NEXT Remuneration Committee.
Dame Thompson joined the Board in January 2015 with significant senior management experience including fourteen years as Chief Executive Officer of Camelot Group. During her 42 year career, she has worked in marketing for several retail companies. More recently Dianne was Chairman of RadioCentre and a non-executive director of the Home Office. She is currently President of the Market Research Society.
Jonathan became a member of the Board in October 2016. Since qualifying as a Chartered Accountant with KPMG, Jonathan has spent 25 years in investment banking, with Robert Fleming, UBS and, for the past 5 years, Bank of America Merrill Lynch. In April 2017, he joined Standard Chartered Bank as Vice Chairman, Corporate and Institutional Banking. As a senior banker, he has provided advice to the Boards of many UK and Overseas companies on a wide range of financial and strategic issues, including financing, M&A and general corporate matters. Jonathan is a Fellow of the Institute of Chartered Accountants of England and Wales. Jonathan is Chair of the Audit Committee.
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Southridge Mall completes renovation, adds new shops for 2013
Southridge Mall has finished a large-scale renovation and announced the arrival of four new stores and eateries joining the property in 2013.
National restaurants Buca di Beppo and LongHorn Steakhouse will open locations at the mall, as well as clothing retailers LOFT and Old Navy.
A Panda Express restaurant will also open in the Southridge Mall outlot in early 2013.
The new additions join nine already-established, recently arrived retailers at the mall, including Macy's, Buddy Squirrel/Quality Candy and Teavana.
For more information about store openings, visit Southridge Mall online.
olderwiser | Dec. 6, 2012 at 4:12 p.m. (report)
Old Navy closed and moved out of Southridge at the end of summer. Now it is returning? So far my favorite new addition is the Macy's store. While the mall facelift looks very nice, the new Walmart across the street looks like crap. Walmart in Greendale just doesn't seem right.
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devidia | Dec. 6, 2012 at 2:22 p.m. (report)
I thought Southridge already had an Old Navy. How is that new? And what, WHAT will it take to get an Alterra Coffee location on the south side of Milwaukee??? I think an Alterra would a great fit for Southridge. Of all the potential new suitors for the renovated Southridge, I had hoped for an Alterra the most!!!!!
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Vikings release 2009-10 schedule
Home games with NCAA participants West Virginia, Butler and Robert Morris highlight coming season
Questions and anticipation were laid to rest early last week when the Cleveland State University men's basketball team released its 2009-2010 schedule of games.
Coming off one of the best seasons in school history in which the Vikings won the Horizon League Championship and shocked the nation and Wake Forest in the first round of the NCAA Tournament, many believed this year's schedule would have quite a few more challenges in it. These people will not be disappointed.
This will be the most challenging schedule CSU has had in three seasons, CSU head coach Gary Waters said.
"We will play five games against high major teams this year, which is unusual because most mid-majors are only willing to play three such games," Waters explained. "If that wasn't enough, even the games we have against mid-majors will be against high mid-major teams."
The docket includes 17 home games, which includes match-ups with NCAA Tournamanet participants West Virginia, Butler and Robert Morris.
The West Virginia Mountaineers and the Butler Bulldogs are both predicted to begin the season ranked among the Top Ten teams in the country.
Trevon Harmon and the Vikings will have their work cut out for them this coming season, as their schedule is full of many tough home and road games.
Tough away games also grace the 2009-2010 schedule, with the forest green and white playing at Ohio State on Dec. 22 and at Kansas State on Dec. 29.
As part of the Cancun Challenge, CSU will head to Mexico to take on the Kentucky Wildcats Nov. 24 and the winner or loser, depending on the outcome of their game with the Wildcats, of the Stanford-Virginia game the following day.
Losing seniors J'Nathan Bullock, Cedric Jackson, Chris Moore, George Tandy and Renard Fields is a concern for Waters with this type of schedule.
"This schedule will really be a test to the young team that we have," Waters said. "But, if we can overcome the challenges that this schedule poses, especially early in the year, then that will be a good sign heading into the conference schedule."
Similar to last season, two Horizon League contests will be played in early December when the Vikings travel to Fairborn, Ohio to take on Wright State Dec. 3, followed by a road trip up to Detroit, Mich. to face the Titans Dec. 5.
After five non-conference games, Horizon League play resumes Jan. 2 at Youngstown State. Butler comes to the Wolstein Center Feb. 13.
On Feb. 20, CSU will take part in the ESPNU Bracketbusters at the Wolstein Center and will learn their opponent just one week earlier.
The 2010 Horizon League Tournament begins on March 2 at campus sites and continues Friday, March 5 through Tuesday, March 9 at the home court of the highest remaining seed in the tournament.
CSU opens up its home slate with an exhibition contest with Division III cross town rival John Carroll University on Nov. 9, followed by a road game at St. Bonaventure on Nov. 13.
The regular season then kicks off at home with a Monday, Nov. 16 morning showdown against Wilmington. Tip off is set for 11:30 a.m.
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Coach excited to begin at CSU
Board expected to raise tuition
Enrollment numbers up for fall '09
CSU and Cleveland Play House prepare to move to Allen Theatre
CSU acquires Heritage Suites, Prospect apartment complex
Jehovah's Witnesses come to CSU
Restaurant and park to highlight changes on Euclid Avenue
Archives offer glimpse into CSU history
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NHL, union make progress in secret talks
The NHL and the players' union made progress in secret, day-long talks held Saturday, with plans to get back to the bargaining table soon, according to the Associated Press. Saturday's talks, the first held by the two sides in more than two weeks, came one day after the outdoor Winter Classic game was cancelled. The game was to be played at Michigan Stadium on New Year's Day between the Detroit Red Wings and the Toronto Maple Leafs. The lockout reached its 50th day on Sunday, and has wiped out all games so far this season, from October 11th ahead through November 30th. It's no longer possible for a full season to be played, and if a deal isn't reached soon, the NHL might have another entire season wiped out, just as the 2004-05 season was lost to another labor dispute.


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Glenn Beck's "The Glenn Beck Program" three hour radio program is currently America's third highest-rated national talk show. As the newest member of the Fox News Channel, he recently launched his television program aptly titled "Glenn Beck".
Glenn Beck, 2008 Marconi Radio Award winner, is the host and star of the nationally syndicated radio talk show "The Glenn Beck Show". His program sets a new standard for the talk radio format. Heard on over 300 stations and syndicated by Premiere Radio Networks, it is presently the third highest-rated national radio talk show among adults ages 25 to 54. The daily discussion is focused on the news of the day - politics, society and current affairs.
As the newest member of the Fox News Channel, his news format program launched in January of 2009 is one of the fastest growing TV shows in cable news. Known for his quick wit, candid opinions and engaging personality, he daily attracts millions of viewers and listeners. Beck made his television debut in May of 2006 on CNN Headline News with his self-titled topical talk show and quickly soared in popularity. Within one year, ratings in all demographics increased by double digits. He enjoyed a 65 percent increase in total viewers and an unprecedented 85 percent jump in the 25-54 demographic. In addition, he joined ABCs Good Morning America as a regular contributor.
Beck is the author of three New York Times Bestseller List titles. His first #1, "An Inconvenient Truth", was released in November 2007. His newest book, "The Christmas Sweater" peaked at #1 on two separate occasions in the fall of 2008. He is also the founder and editor of the entertainment magazine "Fusion".
Glenn Beck made his radio debut at the age of 13 in Seattle, and grew up in nearby Mount Vernon. After graduating high school, he secured jobs as a Top 40 DJ at stations from Baltimore and Houston to Phoenix and New Haven, CT. Unfortunately, at the age of 30, Beck lost his passion for radio and everything else as he was consumed by alcoholism and drug addiction. It was only after he came to terms with his past and remained sober that his life found a new direction. Beck discovered new love (his second wife, Tania), religion (he was baptized Mormon), and a new vision of his career he would pursue talk radio.
After his sobriety and life reversal, Beck received a call from an agent interested in representing him. Only days later, he received an offer to host his own talk radio show on WFLA-AM in Tampa, Florida. Despite inheriting the 18th placed position, his new program landed the #1 position in his first year. Within 18 months, Premiere Radio Networks, America's leading radio syndication company, offered Glenn a national syndication opportunity. In January 2002, "The Glenn Beck Program" debuted on 47 stations. Today, the show is heard on over 300 stations and on XM satellite Radio.
Glenn is married with four kids and resides in New York City.
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Prince William & Kate Middleton: Chilly in Cambridge
Posted Wednesday November 28, 2012 10:14 AM GMT
Taking care of some Royal duties, Prince William and Kate Middleton showed up in Cambridge, England earlier today (November 28).
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge looked fabulous as they were greeted by the Lord Lieutenant of Cambridgeshire while hundreds of spectators looked on.
And of course, Kate was the picture of perfection in her MaxMara cream coat and brown Aquatalia ankle boots as she stepped off the train.
Middleton also recently gave herself a hair makeover, changing her coif to a 1970s-style Farrah Fawcett look.
Enjoy the pictures of Kate Middleton and Prince William visiting Cambridge, England (November 28).
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