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Jesús GuridiVitoria 1886 - Madrid 1961
Organist and composer born in Vitoria (Basque Country) in a family of musicians. At the age of 18 he is accepted in the Schola Cantorum in Paris, and studied organ with Decaux, composition with Sérieyx and counterpoint and fugue with Vincent D'Indy. After that he moved to Liège (Belgium) and Köln (Germany). He was an extraordinary organist, and was Organ Chairman at Bilbao and Madrid Conservatories, and he was also the principal in Madrid.
In those years the liric world was focused on Nationalist aesthetics. His compositions were often inspired in Basque folksongs, and he wrote music in lots of genres: chamber music, vocal and orchestral works, organ pieces, sacred music, opera and zarzuela. He died in 1961.
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FORD has developed a system that stops incoming calls and text messages while driving.
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It also allows the user to limit top speed to 80mph, control audio volume and uses Bluetooth to command the phone functions. All good in theory, but why focus on youngsters? I see loads of older drivers on the phone.
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Edited by master storyteller Dede Crane and award-winning author Lisa Moore, both of whom contribute their own stories, Great Expectations is a must-have collection for parents and parents-to-be.
Uniquely honest and transformative, Great Expectations takes the reader on an emotional and physical journey like no other: Lynn Coady relates the painful memory of her teenage pregnancy and the anguish of having to give up her newborn for adoption; Peter Behrens expresses a father's feeling of utter helplessness and incomparable joy during the birth of his first child; Christy Ann Conlin describes pregnancy at age forty; Afua Cooper reflects upon the immigrant's experience of three pregnancies and childbirths in a new land with evolving customs; Anne Fleming chooses a male donor with her same-sex partner; and Jaclyn Moriarty transcribes her grandmother's and her mother's birth stories, along with her own, to create a tender oral history spanning three generations.
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Dede Crane is the critically acclaimed author of the novel Sympathy, and the the teen novel, The 25 Pains of Kennedy Baines. She is the co-editor of Great Expectations: Twenty-Four True Stories about Childbirth. Her stories have been shortlisted for the CBC Literary Awards and published in numerous literary journals. Dede is a former professional ballet dancer, teacher and choreographer. She lives in Victoria, British Columbia, with her husband, writer Bill Gaston, and their four children.
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Lisa Moore is the acclaimed author of February and Alligator. February won CBC's Canada Reads competition, was longlisted for the Man Booker Prize, and was named a New Yorker Best Book of the Year, and a Globe and Mail Top 100 Book. Alligator was a finalist for the Scotiabank Giller Prize and won the Commonwealth Writers' Prize (Canada and the Caribbean), and was a national bestseller. Her story collection Open was a finalist for the Scotiabank Giller Prize and a national bestseller. She lives in St. John's, Newfoundland.


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Oaklawn: Smashing debut winner Jan's Perfect Star returns
HOT SPRINGS, Ark. - Jan's Perfect Star will be making her first start for new connections, her first start against winners, and her first start against open company when she runs in Thursday's eighth race at Oaklawn. She comes into the first-level allowance sprint for fillies and mares off a 12-length debut win Feb. 7 at Oaklawn for which she earned a Beyer of 89.
Jan's Perfect Star was sold privately following the score, with Dave Clark of Little Rock, Ark., purchasing the filly and transferring her to his trainer, Randy Morse. A 4-year-old by Imperialism, Jan's Perfect Star beat fellow Arkansas-breds in her debut, when she covered six furlongs in 1:10.60.
"Her race was huge," said Morse. "She ran almost two seconds faster than the open maiden special weight for fillies that same day."
Jan's Perfect Star will face seven others, including Apropos, a maiden special weight winner at Keeneland in her last start Oct. 21. Since that race, four of the horses she defeated have come back to win maiden special weight races, at Gulfstream, Churchill Downs, Mountaineer, and Turfway. Victor Lebron has the mount for trainer Al Stall Jr.
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The strength of this company comes in its pay. They pay higher than the world average for the positions that they have. Unfortunately that is not competitive with the truck driving industry that they would be competing with for employment.
They management uses ideologies from the 1980's when running their business and do not take the employee into consideration when making changes. 0 notification of shift changes, 0 reasons given for anything.
There is no thought to system wide changes that would affect the personal. This company is very reactive and although they should be able to predict certain behaviors of clients they seem to be surprised at every down turn and end up laying off half their staff only to post rehires of that same position within days.
During lay offs they will keep the people who under perform and let go of long time employees who have acquired skills and familiarity with clients and contractors. Every time a pilot or client comes in they see new faces and those new faces need to be taught the individual needs of the client time and time again.
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ATLANTA, May 22 (Reuters) - Department store operator Dillard's Inc (DDS.N) reported a 94 percent fall in first-quarter profit on Thursday as higher markdowns cut into margins, and its shares fell in after-hours trading.
The apparel and home furnishings retailer, which is closing underperforming stores and taking other moves to hold down expenses this year, pointed to the softer U.S. economy.
"The weak economic conditions, particularly in Florida, made it extremely difficult to achieve profitable sales levels," Chief Executive William Dillard said in a statement.
The company, which plans to shutter six stores in the current, second quarter, said it would continue to evaluate its store base for additional closures.
Earnings were $2.7 million, or 4 cents a share, for the quarter ended May 3, compared with $42.9 million, or 53 cents a share, a year earlier. The latest quarter included store closing charges of 1 cents a share.
Total sales fell 5 percent to $1.68 billion. Sales at outlets open at least a year, or same-store sales, fell 6 percent.
The mall-based retailer said gross margin fell 280 basis points in the quarter, hurt by higher markdowns.
Last month, Dillard's reached an agreement with a shareholder group that included hedge fund manager Barington Capital to avoid a proxy fight at its May annual meeting.
Barington Capital had been calling on Dillard's to take steps to improve financial results and governance practices since at least June 2007.
The Little Rock, Arkansas, retailer has seen its financial results steadily weaken. Monthly same-store sales have fallen for much of the past year.
Dillard's shares fell 6 percent to $15.35 in after-hours trading from their $16.36 close on the New York Stock Exchange.
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Williams women confident as basketball season opens
WILLIAMSTOWN >> Two members of last year's Williams College women's basketball team accounted for nearly a third of the Ephs' points during the 2014-15 season. Both of them, Ellen Cook and Kellie Macdonald, have graduated.
Despite that, the confidence level at Chandler Gym is pretty high.
"I think we're all very confident. We're excited to get going," said Williams senior forward Oge Uwanaka. "We have a lot of raw talent. We're excited to put them to work.
"We've shown so much potential in practice."
Uwanaka and the Ephs hit the Chandler court for real tonight in the Williams Tip-Off Tournament. The Ephs will play in the 6 p.m. opener against Wheaton (2-0), while RPI (1-1) faces Babson (2-0) in the nightcap.
The second round will be played Sunday with Williams against Babson and Wheaton playing RPI.
If the basketball you see this weekend doesn't look familiar, that's not a huge surprise. Women's basketball shifted some of its rules. Instead of two, 20-minute halves, teams will play four, 10-minute quarters. And there will be no 1-and-1 free throw shooting. After five team fouls in a quarter, teams will shoot two free throws. The foul total goes back to zero for each quarter.
Williams coach Pat Manning enters her 27th season coming off consecutive 20-win seasons and three straight trips to the NCAA Division III tournament. Williams averaged nearly 64 points per game with Cook and Macdonald accounting for 22 of those points.
"In 2013, we lost 80 percent of our scoring and we did OK," said Manning, referring to a team that went to the Final Four.
That was a slight understatement. The Ephs won 20 games and made it to the NCAA Tournament in 2014.
"Kellie and Ellen were tremendous players for us. I think other kids were kind of in their shadows a little bit," said Manning. "It's kind of fun to see who's going to step up.
"Kids have been kind of waiting their turn. I see a real sense of purpose and urgency among our returners. They want to show what they can do."
Williams returns three starters from last year in junior guard Devon Caveney, senior center Katie Litman and sophomore guard Amanni Fernandez.
Those three will start along with Uwanaka and junior Lauren McCall. That's a pretty tall starting lineup as Litman is listed at 6-foot-2-inches, McCall is 6-1, Uwanaka is 5-11, while Caveney is 5-7 and Fernandez is also 5-7.
"I think this team could be very good," said Manning. "We have a challenge because we're only home for 10 [games]. We're on the road for a lot of critical games, so it'll be interesting to see how we do on the road.
Last year's sophomore class of Fernandez, Lydia Zaleski and Kristin Fechtelkotter has been boosted by transfer Val Oyakhilome. Oyakhilome averaged 4.1 points and 2.6 rebounds in 26 games for Division I Fairleigh Dickinson, where she played for Lee native Peter Cinella.
Manning is also excited about her crop of first-years: guards Lexi Jones and Lauren Vostal, guard/forward Caroline Lovisolo and forward Masen Boucher.
"I have kind of a special feeling about this team. I think they're focused and ready. I can't wait to see what they do."
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Pub Spy: Ballygally Castle Hotel, Co Antrim, is a top 'haunt'
Ballygally Castle Hotel, Coast Road, Ballygally.
The haunted house on the Antrim coast is the gateway to one of the most stunning coastal drives on the planet.
The perfect base from where to explore the Glens of Antrim and on up to the Giant's Causeway, it is a cosy, welcoming staging post for any journey.
The place is said to be haunted by Lady Isobella Shaw, wife of a previous owner, and clearly it is down to her whether or not you are a welcome guest.
It helps that her room remains ready for her should she want to rest her ghostly bones – walking the corridors and making things go bump in the night for 400 years is a tiring business.
Legend has it that Lord Shaw wanted a son, and when his wife delivered his heir, he snatched the baby from his wife and locked her in a room at the top of the castle. While trying to escape to search for her beloved child, Lady Isabella fell to her death from the tower window!
Lady Isobella has managed to put it all behind her and is now a friendly guardian of her old home.
And that's precisely the feeling you get as you walk through the doors – this place is homely. It's like your favourite blanket.
Pub Spy's mission was golf – having hacked his way through 18 holes he was in need of some 19th hole comfort, a sympathetic ear – and a rake of pints.
There's nothing particularly ostentatious about the Ballygally Castle, but it is extremely comfortable, the rooms are spotlessly clean and the small but adequate, bar serves up lashings of cold, cold beer.
Golf clubs safely dumped upstairs, we repaired to the bar.
They say size isn't everything which is just as well as the bar is rather on the miniature side – undaunted, we ordered beers. They were served with a smile and boy were they good!
It was time to replay the afternoon's round.
Half a dozen pints later and the afternoon's play was being viewed in a very different light. Fuelled by yet more drink, it set Pub Spy and friends keen for a venture up the coast in search of more golfing adventures.
If the bar is a little claustrophobic, there's the walled garden outside.
Weather permitting and in the shadow of the original castle it is the perfect place to unwind – ancient stone walls protect you from the winds whistling off the sea across the road. The staff could not be more attentive – polite and cheerful in equal measure, they made Pub Spy's brief stay all the more pleasurable.
Fed and watered, Pub Spy bunkered down in advance of the next day's golf.
Even the bathroom tap mysteriously turning itself on in the middle of the night failed to dampen our experience – maybe Lady Isobella was just reminding who's the Queen of the Castle.
Pub Spy rating: Five pints
Belvoir Park Golf Club, Church Road, Castlereagh
What a place in which to start three days of golf.
Not only is Belvoir, in Pub Spy's humble opinion, the finest parkland golf course in Belfast, it boasts a clubhouse that would be hard to rival for class, comfort and service.
A huge picture window running the breadth of the building offers stunning views of the magnificently manicured course.
A few pints in the sun on the balcony watching the stragglers struggle home is the perfect way to end the day. Belvoir oozes class – not just on the rolling fairways.
The thoroughly modern bar offers fine food and a welcoming atmosphere. Pub Spy washed away his sorrows at another disappointing round with a few ice cold beers.
As dining experience there can't be anything better that enjoying a meal or a drink feasting on the stunning view.
Pure magic.
Pub Spy rating: Five pints
Cairndhu Golf Club, Coast Road, Larne
From the best in Belfast to the best of the Antrim coast.
Cairndhu enjoys a commanding position as the Glens roll down to the sea. Don't be put off by the climb and the daunting sight of the first fairway which seems to rise like the north face of the Eiger!
The view from the top is well worth the climb. From there on the course is surprisingly flat – round every corner is yet another reminder that you really are in God's country.
Pub Spy and team sauntered into the clubhouse for a dose of renowned Antrim coast hospitality.
There are a lot of bars and hotels that could take a leaf out of Cairndhu's book – while the stunning views made the pints taste even better, the welcome could not have been more complete.
When it comes to golf and hospitality, Cairndhu is one of those gems – on and off the course.
Pub Spy rating: Five pints
Ballycastle Golf Club, Cushendall Road, Ballycastle
Speaking of gems – stretched along a slither of the Co. Antrim coast, Ballycastle enjoys a stunning setting.
Unlike Cairndhu, here you are right on the water, which was not particularly helpful to Pub Spy's golf. A strong sea breeze put paid to any hopes of relieving his companions of their hard-earned cash.
The golf course is one of the most scenic in Northern Ireland and has a multitude of personalities from tame parkland holes to wild links offerings and includes flat and low-lying holes and a back nine that launches you up into seaside hills that command panoramic views.
This is what golf is all about.
The imposing club house is the perfect place in which to unwind – cold pints and a mixed grill (classic golfers' fare).
A perfect end to a near perfect three days.
Pub Spy rating: Five pints


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The ABQ BioPark Zoo is home to a family of four hippopotamuses: mom Karen, dad Moe, daughter Boopie and son Brynn, who was born in April 2015. Baby Brynn matures more every day and is a big fan of dad. Rumor has it that Brynn likes to sneak over to hang out with his papa during meal time.
Karen is a Texas girl, arriving at the BioPark by way of the San Antonio Zoo in 2004. Moe was born in Calgary and spent most of his life in Utah's Hogle Zoo in Salt Lake City before coming to the ABQ BioPark and meeting Karen in 2005. The rest is history.
In the wild, hippo herds typically consist of one alpha bull and a group of females along with their young offspring. Young males usually leave their group and live alone or with other juvenile males until they come of age. As they mature, they may challenge males in other herds in order to become the new head honcho.
The common hippopotamus, native to Africa, spends the majority of its life in water except to eat—at night they leave the water to graze on grass. To stay cool during hot days, these tank-sized mammals hang out in the water or mud.
Hippos are huge goofballs, but a lot of people forget how dangerous they can be, according to one BioPark hippo keeper. With 2,000 pounds per square inch of force in their bite—this is the strongest among all mammals and more force than gorillas, polar bears and bull sharks—they can inflict serious damage, and are known to be aggressive to other animals and humans alike. In fact, they kill thousands of people each year.
Hippos are intelligent giants, thus BioPark hippos receive a variety of enrichment items in their habitat—they especially love round objects that roll. Look for balls and other toys next time you stop by the hippopotamus exhibit.
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MARK Wallace fell six short of his second first-class century but gave Glamorgan an outside chance of victory on the final afternoon of their Frizzell County Championship match against Yorkshire at Headingley.
The 21-year-old wicket-keeper guided Glamorgan into a 106-run first innings lead thanks to useful support from Michael Kasprowicz and then Alex Wharf.
And despite more than 200 overs being lost to rain the trio made a positive result possible.
But despite impressive new ball spells from Kasprowicz and David Harrison the openers - Matthew Wood and Scott Richardson - survived to reach 74-0 by tea.
It made for a tame final session as the match limped towards a draw with Glamorgan set to take 10 points from the game and Yorkshire eight.
Harrison eventually separated the opening pair when he had Richardson caught behind with a lifting delivery with Yorkshire 105-1.
When play eventually got under-way at 1.15pm because of more rain Glamorgan resumed their first innings on 248-8 - a lead of 39.
And though Wallace lost Michael Kasprowicz early on the pair had already set a record for the ninth wicket against Yorkshire of 94.
Wallace and Wharf then proceeded to do the same for the 10th wicket with Wharf taking 16 of an over from Steve Kirby including sixes over mid-off and square leg.
Wallace looked well set for a deserved 100 until he failed to clear mid-off, but it was a valiant effort considering the last two wickets added 158 as Glamorgan registered three batting points.
That was a better return than they might have expected after being reduced to 57-4 yesterday afternoon. England will unveil their blueprint for the future next week when chairman of selectors David Graveney reveals the 15 names which the selectors hope will form a large part of their World Cup squad in four years' time.
Just two months after their disappointing early exit from the last World Cup in South Africa, the selectors will sit down this week and choose a 15-man squad for the three-match one-day series against Pakistan next month and the triangular tournament featuring South Africa and Zimbabwe which follows.
Lancashire's James Anderson will head the Academy contingent after his impressive winter displays and he will almost certainly be joined by Chris Read, Marsh's choice as Alec Stewart's long-term successor.


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Stabenow Votes 'No': Re-Thinking My Bailout Position
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Here's a list of the 25 Senators who voted "no" on the newest bailout plan:
Barasso (R)
Brownback (R)
Bunning (R)
Cantwell (D)
Cochran (R)
Crapo (R)
DeMint (R)
Dole (R)
Dorgan (D)
Enzi (R)
Feingold (D)
Inhofe (R)
Johnson (D)
Landrieu (D)
Nelson (FL) (D)
Roberts (R)
Sanders (I)
Sessions (R)
Shelby (R)
Stabenow (D)
Tester (D)
Vitter (R)
Wicker (R)
Wyden (D)
One of my Senators, Debbie Stabenow, voted against the bailout? I never agree with Stabenow.
Maybe she didn't like the new legislation because it provides a legal bailout for husbands caught with hookers (And why wouldn't they put it in there? This is Congress we're talking about).
In any case, this is causing me to reconsider my position, big time. I would have voted the same as Debbie Stabenow? Yikes.
I'll have to find out the real reason she voted "no." The amount to be confiscated from taxpayers probably didn't meet her minimum threshold.
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...or maybe not.
now that i've seen for myself the gist of what the extended cut has to offer, here be pros cons wildmassguessings and the like. spoilers abound, tl;dr levels as low as possible.
- significantly more differences between the endings aside from the lights
- all but the most astoundingly stu...bborn indoctrination theorists freed from indoctrination
- green glowy eyes on everyone we know (extra points for javik: ಠಠ_ಠಠ )
- investigate options
- SO BE IT, followed by liara's time capsule a cycle later (this falls under the subheading 'lol')
- "an ending, once and for all", extended reprise. beautiful, to say the least.
- this picture, although not as epic as the next one.
- again, for emphasis... Ķ͔̠̟̥̯̬͈̯̩͎̌̐ͣ̉ͣͭͮͣ̑̚͞͞Ȑ̵̢̩̜̰̳̦̫͔̫̣̜̬̼̩̞̝̂ͨ̑ͩ͂̎ͣ͆ͮ̐̊ͩ͐ͪ̓ͬͭ͂̕ͅͅO̷̦̱̙͍̯̬̟͉͋͋͂̐̒͛̚̕͘͝G̢͍̭̰̦̣̱̹͓̟̘͍̙̞̺̯̣͚͇͓ͣͧ̆̓̈̿ͯ̾͋̉̈̌͒̏ͬͯ͢͝A̧̡̨̯͖̲̹̗̳̭̩̱͎̗͉̖̣̪̠͍̽ͤ̐͆ͥ̅̾̉̒ͯ͆͆͑̓̚̚ͅN̶̷͉͍̤̲̹̲̼̝͕̦͖͎͍̩͖̙̞͖͈̑̂͛̊ͬ͊̆̄́͜ ̸̛̮̖̳̭̦͍̙̤̝̼̼̫͎ͯͮͮ̔̐͆̋̈͛̒̆̍ͩ̏̚̚B̼̘̮̺̯̳̖͉̗̭̜̣̰͚̩͙̰ͤ̎̏̔̑ͧ́̕Â̴̸̱̻̹̱̬̟̞͇̺̮͙̲ͫͧ̿̓ͬ̐ͩ̒̊͂̐͐ͯ̂͘͘͡B̙̦̣̙̻̰̮͌͛́̆́̎̿͝Ǐ̸͖̥͎͚͈͇̬͓̫̺̠̝̟̰̪ͯ̋́̂͆̉ͦͨ̐̔̌Ẽ̵̟͎̘̘͉̩̞̜̗̦̳̘̭͊̚͜S̛̅ͯͣͨͩͮ͜҉̭͚̣͉̭̞͔̮͎͙̬͉͖̼̕ͅ.
- no volus bombers. or dreadnought kwunu. or for that matter, still no appearances of the other auxillary assets (terminus fleet, batarian/hanar/elcor fleets etc). this of course translates into additional concept brainstorming, object modelling and all sorts of devwork too impractical to include as of EC release, so it's forgivable.
- destroy option still botched... by only a margin. you'd expect shepard to at least object to other synthetics dying along with the reapers if s/he managed to solve the geth/quarian conflict peaceably. as a consequence, no shots of geth dying and only 1 shot of EDI. not even a joker face reaction if she's his girlfriend. HOWEVER, since destroy is the lowest-EMS option (if you also blew up the collector base), chances are on shepard deliberately making the "wrong" choices throughout the three games, making it unlikely for the scenario of saving both geth and quarians in this type of playthrough. a little jarring, though, if your shepard felt vindictive even after amassing more than enough EMS.
other musings
- the memorial scene. should all surviving squadmates past and present be on it for extra poignancy or will it look overcrowded? undecided on this.
currently unknown if the EC content kicks in only at the rush to the beam. because it's a little tiresome to start it all the way back to cronos station. will test this on a non-EC save sometime.no need to stab space ninja all over again, it turns out. wonder why they said we have to start all the way from there. pick any save from the beam to before starkid shows up.
- harbinger shoots up everyone who's making a run for it at the beam. why's the normandy untouched? l33t joker piloting skillz? super secret reaperproof countermeasures (EDI did allude to this)? uh, this calls for a little more suspension of disbelief than usual... but still plausible enough to be attributed to luck they didn't get shot down during those 20 seconds or so.
- if the original reapers were squid/cuttlefish abominations how the f--- did they evolve the means to manipulate tools and build a civilization in the first place? biotics? coiling their appendages into screwdrivers? like the question of hanar technological advance, it is a mystery.
- lol, indolent giant squids did the milkyway in.
- no 'what happened to javik' scene in the slideshows. cronian nebula suicide, or 'journeys with the prothean' with liara? we will never know. trivial, but yeah.
somewhat unrelated to EC: i wonder why nobody came up with this yet (wouldn't have picked it up myself if i hadn't started the EC from too far a location) - kai leng's vids, cronos station. one shows him meeting up with TIM in a lab, and the dialogue places it immediately after priority: thessia. when he's supposed to be flying straight from thessia to sanctuary. what's the point of getting to sanctuary, then, if traynor was tracing leng and found him right next to TIM? not hologram TIM, in-the-flesh TIM.more than solved to my satisfaction months ago
- so in the control/synthesis endings... apparently everyone gets indoctrinated sooner or later. why? just being in close proximity to reapers bends anyone to their will even if the ships are dead, right? and they're very much alive in those two endings. helping to build better futures according to everyone's gestalt or shepbinger's will. FOOD. FOR. THOUGHT. (caveat: there may be an off switch for it somewhere).
- Presidium Idol judges: turian councilor = simon, asari councilor = paula, salarian councilor = randy. 200% trve authentic headcanon conclusion if the council stayed alive till the end.
all in all, no big issues to report. the EC definitely delivered both on its intent (closure) and the consequences (customer satifaction 90% of the time).
and now we have rumors of another DLC involving <s>a certain reaper with leviathan on its name... omega DLC = next big thing to anticipate. as well as the day those disabled weapon mods become enabled for singleplayer use.
carry on, bioware, carry on.


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So I just saw that the new Final Fantasy 13-2 extended trailer, and I'm just so much more excited than I was before (not to say that I wasn't crazily excited when I first heard of 13-2), and I'm so glad I pre-ordered it last week. I can't wait to see what costume they are going to give Serah (the extra code with the pre-order), I was speculating that it would be her outfit from 13.
Characters: OMG, so ready to have Hope in my party even if it's for a short time in the game, and for that matter I don't know how I'm going to feel about fighting monsters with monsters all the time. The Final Fantasy series has made me expect to be playing with only characters in my party, not things that I've been fighting all the time, although having a chocobo in your party could be really cool. We'll just have to wait and see. I'm not too sold on Snow's new look, honestly though I miss his hat/head-wrap over his hair, it made him look more Americanized somehow which added a kind of freshness to the game I felt.
Graphics: Looks about the same, just hope they shine it up a bit more for the actual game (some parts didn't have the mouths moving to the english dialouge yet, so obviously not done on that but that's to be expected). I would like to see more of the better movie-like scenes (forgive me, I can't remember what they are called), the scenes that were unexpected but welcomed throughout FF13.
Music: Dumb. I don't like the theme song for this game at all. It's sweet, but I would've liked the Japanese theme to be inserted instead of making a separate singer sing another iteration of the same song. I can understand the reasoning of wanting people to connect with the song when it's in their own language (English or Japanese) but personally it really doesn't make a difference. If I really wanted to know the words and what they mean, the internet is a wonderful thing guys.
Extras: I heard there is actually going to be DLC content for this game and considering that there was none for 13, this will be exciting (I can already tell I'm going to get all of it no matter the cost). I hope - in traditional Square Enix style - there are more costumes and areas available for download along the way, perhaps even some characters to be permanent members of your party throughout the game or the second play-through.
Overall: Still excited and waiting in relentless anticipation for this game (JAN. 311 2012~)
Currently playing (when I have the time):
DS: Kirby Mass Attack
PS2: Phantom Brave
PS1: Legend of Dragoon
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Pascal Teixeira shoots a minimalist promo for Royal Blood's latest track, 'I Only Lie When I Love You'. Occupying a white void, men in black Mike Kerr and Ben Thatcher need only concern themselves with the music. The monochrome aesthetic and topsy-turvy camerawork ensure our attention never wanders from the track's flirtatious treachery.
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Michigan Democrat John Dingell, a gruff legislator who has served longer in the U.S. Congress than any other person in history, will retire from the House of Representatives after this year, a senior House Democratic aide said on Monday.
"I'm not going to be carried out feet first," Dingell, 87, told the Detroit News. "I don't want people to say I stayed too long."
Once a tall, imposing figure who came to Congress in 1955, Dingell in recent years has had to navigate Capitol Hill in a motorized scooter with a vanity plate that reads "THE DEAN."
Before earning that title, Dingell was sometimes known as "the truck" as he used his Energy and Commerce Committee chairmanship spanning 16 years to push major legislation ranging from the breakup of AT&T and cable deregulation to the Endangered Species Act and Clean Air Act.
Healthcare was another signature issue for Dingell, playing a role in the 1965 passage of Medicare and enactment of President Barack Obama's 2010 landmark Affordable Care Act, now known as "Obamacare."
He sometimes found himself on the losing end of legislative fights, notably the 1993 approval of the North American Free Trade Agreement.
Dingell will formally announce his plan to leave Congress later on Monday at a luncheon in metropolitan Detroit, according to the Detroit News.
The newspaper also reported that Dingell's wife, Debbie, a Democratic Party activist with deep ties to the General Motors Company, might run for the congressional seat in November's elections.
If she were to run and win, Michigan voters would continue an unbroken line of Dingells serving in Congress that began in 1933 when John Dingell Sr., was first elected to the House and was replaced by his son 58 years ago.
Democrats believe they will easily hold onto this seat in November's election. The racially-mixed congressional district, which includes the auto manufacturing center of Dearborn outside of Detroit, voted overwhelmingly for Obama in his successful 2012 re-election.
A spokesman for Dingell could not be immediately reached to comment on the reports. A senior House Democratic aide confirmed that Dingell intends to retire from Congress after this year.
Dingell is the latest in a string of senior Democrats to leave Congress this year, including Senator John Rockefeller of West Virginia and Representative Henry Waxman of California.
Dingell also expressed disappointment with Congress.
"I find serving in the House to be obnoxious," he told the Detroit News. "It's become very hard because of the acrimony and bitterness, both in Congress and in the streets."


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Elephantiasis is gross enlargement of limb or areas of the trunk or head. There is abnormal accumulation of watery fluid in the tissues (lymph) causing severe swelling. The skin is usually thickened, cobble stone appearance and may become ulcerated sometimes with fever, chills.Rare disorder mainly in africa casused by parasities. This is related to blockage of lymphatic system, lymphedema.
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Priyanka Chopra's eyebrows are her "strength".
The 34-year-old actress has admitted she used to be "really really conscious" of her appearance, and prides herself on having bold and flawless brows, which she claims are shaped perfectly they look like "identical twins".
Speaking to InStyle Online about her facial feature, the brunette beauty said: "I used to be really, really conscious about so many things about myself, and my eyebrows were these thick, thick bold brows, but now, I've made them my strength.
"Everyone says your eyebrows are supposed to be cousins or sisters, not twins, but mine aren't. They're identical twins, and I make sure they look like that."
And the 'Quantico' star believes people shouldn't be "ashamed" of what they look like.
Priyanka - who was crowned Miss World in 2000 - explained: "Everybody doesn't like a lot of things about themselves, whether it's their nose, jawline, hair, or whatever, but you shouldn't be ashamed of what you look like, and you shouldn't be afraid of being the best version of you.
"You can't be like anyone else, because you're born as you. You need to find what's unique about yourself and make that your strength. That's the best advice I ever got, and that was from my mother.
"Destiny and hard work always go hand in hand. Some people will tell you that you shouldn't behave a certain way, that we should respect our boundaries, especially for women.
"You have to turn it around and ask yourself, what is the best version of me that I can be? What do I want to do? Do I want to travel to space? Do I want to design shoes? Whatever your dream is, whatever your choice is, that is your destiny if you are willing to work hard."


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New Delhi: Stating that BJP wants to unite the people, party leader Subramanian Swamy today said Indians across the country have the "same DNA" and his genes and that of Muslims are identical.
Blaming the British colonialists for "systematically dividing the people", he said, "we do not want to divide anybody, we want to unite people".
"Even the Muslims have the same DNA as myself," he added.
Emphasing the need for correct history to be taught to the people, Swamy said that "the theory of Aryans and Dravidians was bogus".
Referring to the theory of genetics and testing of DNA, he listed universities like Cambridge, Houston and Mysore which "show that DNA of all Indians from east to west, north to south, is the same".
"There is no difference in the DNA between the Varnas (as well). The Brahmin DNA and the Scheduled Caste DNA is the same. It is a question of education," the BJP leader said.
Referring to Dr BR Ambedkar, the architect of the Indian Constitution, Swamy said he went on to achieve great heights fuelled by a relentless pursuit of education.
"That is what education can do in this country. Anyone who is properly educated is equal to anybody else," he said.
Participating in a felicitation for Kanchi seer Jayendra Saraswathi, he praised the services of the pontiff and the mutt to the people and society.
"I hope that a national renaissance in (our) country will come and he (Jayendra Saraswathi) will be able to unite everybody.
"Therefore, to make India one nation, as children of Bharat Mata, that should be the goal and I know Swamiji has inspired people and he will continue to give his blessings to us," said Swamy.
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The upgraded Jaguar DARIN III twin-seat aircraft on 24 November 2016 received the Initial Operation Clearance (IOC). IOC is a significant milestone for India's military aviation sector. This completion of IOC for DARIN III was announced by Deputy Chief of IAF, Air Marshal RKS Bhadauria. In recent past, he flew the aircraft at HAL airport in Bengaluru.


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DENHAM SPRINGS — State Police on Wednesday identified the man who died following a gunfight with an off-duty Livingston Parish deputy Tuesday afternoon.
However, investigators remain tight-lipped on other specifics of the case and have not identified the deputy or the woman who was at the house at the time.
The deceased is 46-year-old Sidney Averett, Trooper First Class Jared Sandifer said.
Sandifer previously had identified Averett as the ex-husband of a woman at the house on Country Club Lane where the shootout took place and identified the deputy as the woman's boyfriend. The trooper also said the deceased and the woman had been in court for a divorce proceeding earlier in the day, though he later said he could not verify that information.
Averett and his estranged wife, Stephanie Ballard Averett, 30, were on the Livingston Parish court calendar for Judge Jeff Cashe's 9 a.m. docket Tuesday morning. Another court document and a jail document from January list Stephanie Averett's address as 30817 Country Club Lane.
Documents from Tuesday's divorce proceeding were not available Wednesday, but the calendar indicates the court was to discuss a temporary restraining order, custody, support and "other matters."
Sidney Averett had sued for divorce in November. In his petition, he said they married in April 2007 and separated last October. They had two children, and Sidney Averett sought joint custody, with Stephanie Averett as the domiciliary custodian.
But outside the courtroom, there were allegedly threats and violence between the two. Court documents show the couple had sought or received protective orders against one another.
A motion filed on Stephanie Averett's behalf Jan. 5 claims Sidney Averett "has directly, and through third parties, harassed and threatened her." The court granted her request for a temporary restraining order Jan. 7 and set the matter for hearing Tuesday.
Meanwhile, she was booked Jan. 7, the same day she received the temporary restraining order, on aggravated assault and simple battery domestic violence, according to Livingston Parish Jail records. The following day, she was ordered not to "abuse, harass, stalk, follow or threaten" Sidney Averett for one year, though the order was issued without a hearing.
With the exception of documents related to the protective order and a speeding ticket, Stephanie Averett did not have any other documents on file in the Livingston Clerk's criminal records division. Sidney Averett did not have any criminal records in the parish.
Sandifer said State Police have not released the names of the deputy or the woman because they are potential victims of domestic violence.
"He may be a deputy, but he was off duty at the time of this incident," Sandifer said of the unnamed law enforcement officer.
Sandifer said Tuesday that Sheriff Jason Ard had asked State Police to investigate because the incident involves a deputy.
In a statement Ard posted Wednesday on his Facebook page, the sheriff said he will not make any detailed statements or answer any questions until State Police completes the investigation.
"At that time, my statements and response to questions will be based on all of the known facts. To respond prior to that time, would be premature," he wrote.
Sheriff's Office spokeswoman Lori Steele said the deputy involved in the shooting has been placed on administrative leave with pay.
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Finally, one of the most controversial Winter Olympics came to an end on February 23.
Despite all "Sochi problems" including the grave threats of terrorism and homophobia, Russian President Vladimir Putin quite successfully ended the prestigious sports event.
A lot happened at the closing ceremony as well, including a hilarious Olympic ring blooper.
Have a look at some of the highlights from the colorful event in the images below:
Olympic Ring Malfunction:
Amid several controversies, Sochi endured its first embarrassment as hosts of the Winter Olympics on February 7 when a dramatic representation of the Olympic rings failed badly.
Russians poked fun at the blunder by intentionally repeating it.
They corrected it later:
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The Incredibly Cute Mascots:
The Olympic mascots of a hare, a bear and a leopard bidding goodbye to the crowd was one of the best highlights of the event.
The bear, which sort of freaked out the audience during the opening ceremony, cried a single tear as he blew out the Olympic torch flame.
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Jan Kromkamp has reacted to the criticism of Holland coach Marco van Basten.
Liverpool's Jan Kromkamp has reacted to the criticism of Holland coach Marco van Basten.
Van Basten claims he is unhappy with the Dutch full back's 'career choices' believing the player has been unable to maximise his talent.
The former striking great was rumoured to have been particularly unhappy with Kromkamp's decision to leave AZ Alkmaar for Villarreal, the club he left in January to sign for The Reds.
And, although he has yet to announce his arrival at Anfield with an extended run in Rafa Benitez's first team Kromkamp believes he has made the right career move.
"I don't want to say too much about it," said Kromkamp in AD Sportwereld.
"I just can only say that I have got the feeling, that for myself, I have made a beautiful step. I'm very fit and I feel very happy here."
Kromkamp refused to openly criticise van Basten for his comments and also revealed he is still harbouring World Cup ambitions.
"If the national coach would appeal to me, then I'm ready for it. And if he finds that others are better, then he has to take someone else. Of course I would love to go to the World Cup, but I can only wait and do my best."


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Devika G. Bansal
B.Tech (biosciences and bioengineering) Indian Institute of Technology Kanpur
Ph.D. (molecular neuroscience) National University of Singapore
My earliest recollection of being in total awe of the world was when my mom told me that the sun is a star. She sparked my curiosity, and encyclopedias became my favorite books. Through school, I learned so much more about the universe out there—and the one within us. Each time I understood something fantastic, I shared it with my younger siblings. They became my first audience.
Graduate research on fruit fly behavior deepened my scientific wonder. Naturally, I wanted to keep sharing. My quest for science outreach led me to probe neuroscience, precision medicine, and even California's drought through a kaleidoscope of words and data visuals.
With a focus on new media, I wish to cover interdisciplinary advances in science, technology, engineering and medicine for all those who love the world's surprises.
School-year internships: Santa Cruz Sentinel, Stanford University School of Medicine, San Jose Mercury News
Summer internship: UC San Francisco news office
Website: www.dgbansal.com
Sukee Bennett
B.A. (ecology and evolutionary biology) University of Colorado Boulder
I was six when I first saw the Leonid meteor shower with my dad. Staying up past 2 a.m. on a chilly school night was a thrill, surpassed only by the shooting stars themselves. Years later, I watched meteors dash across an expansive Australian sky, where college research had drawn me to study wallabies. Such nights and wildlife inspired me to tell stories, but I didn't have the tools to go beyond campfire chats.
My simple tête-à-têtes evolved to large-scale presentations when I worked as an educator at the New England Aquarium. Then I joined a team working toward sea turtle conservation in Costa Rica, where telling stories to inspire the local residents was essential. I'm now equipping myself to pursue communication through such stories, around the world—wherever the stars may lead.
School-year internships: Monterey Herald, San Jose Mercury News (reporting, multimedia)
Summer internship: UC San Francisco news office (multimedia)
Website: sukee.net
Teresa L. Carey
B.S. (environmental science) University of Michigan
M.A. (fine arts) Ohio University
I wanted to sleep in a treehouse for my honeymoon. But the best treehouses were on the Pacific coast, and I was 3,000 miles away. I needed a creative way to get there, so I entered the Blue Ocean Film Festival YouTube contest. I never thought I'd actually win VIP passes to the Monterey Bay event, but I did!
As a professional mariner and science student, I already loved stories about the sea. I expected a relaxing week watching films. Instead, I met ocean movers and shakers like Wallace J. Nichols and Sylvia Earle. I had finally found my people. Their energy resonated with me, and I absorbed it all.
Data and statistics may inform us, but people and passions effect change. I hope my work will inspire people to come together and create solutions.
School-year internships: Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute, KAZU-FM public radio, Inside Science News Service
One-year internship: PBS NewsHour (Washington D.C.)
Website: teresacarey.com
Ula Chrobak
B.S. (environmental science, soils and biogeochemistry track) University of California, Davis
When I go rock climbing, my imagination gets to work. I visualize the ancient seafloors that became limestone, and the molten rock that slowly cooled into the granite above me. I also look down, grabbing a handful of soil to examine its texture and color.
The humble soil beneath our feet has always compelled me. In my studies, I learned how the properties of soil reveal its origins, yielding a detailed story of the landscape. Outside class, I used my soil science knowledge to lead composting workshops.
My first job required me to write environmental impact reports for warehouses and housing subdivisions. That sole focus on development wasn't what I wanted; I craved a career where I could view the environment from many perspectives. A lifetime of digging for stories awaits.
School-year internships: Stanford University News Service, Santa Cruz Sentinel, Science
Summer internship: Climbing Magazine and University of Colorado Boulder news office
Website: www.ulachrobak.com
Sarah Derouin
B.S. (geology) St. Norbert College
M.S. (geology) Fort Hays State University
Ph.D. (geology) University of Cincinnati
I grew up on a farm on Michigan's Upper Peninsula. My days of quiet wonder growing tomatoes, uncovering crawfish, and collecting the prettiest rocks were the beginnings of my development as a scientist, although I didn't realize it. In college and grad school, geology felt like the perfect fit. For my Ph.D. research I discovered new details about the glacial history of my home state, and I thought back to my childhood explorations through the lens of geologic time.
My work as a professional geologist, with its dry site characterizations and seismic safety analyses, dulled those passions. Only when I started teaching at a community college and writing about current geology topics did I realize that science reporting, not technical reports, fulfilled me. Now all the world, both past and future, is open to explore.
School-year internships: Santa Cruz Sentinel, Eos / American Geophysical Union, Stanford News Service
Summer internship: EARTH Magazine
Website: sarahderouin.com
Emma Hiolski
B.S. (marine biology, biochemistry) Eckerd College
Ph.D. (microbiology & environmental toxicology) University of California, Santa Cruz
I grew up in Chicago near a Great Lake, but I was enchanted by the distant, exotic world of marine biology. My siren was the memoir Dolphin Chronicles, which called me to the warm, salty waters of Florida's Gulf Coast for college. Before I knew it, I was also studying biochemistry and even some neuroscience.
Though these disparate topics cohered during my graduate research—I studied how marine toxins affect the brain—I felt too specialized. I had too much fun learning about my peers' work. My department's science writing course helped me recognize that I could share my excitement and always continue to learn. Coincidentally, the memoir that inspired me was written by SciCom grad Carol Howard, who had laid a path I followed to my own calling more than 30 years later.
School-year internships: Monterey Herald, Science, Stanford University School of Medicine
Summer-fall internship: Chemical & Engineering News (Washington D.C.)
Website: www.emmahiolski.com
Sarah E. McQuate
B.S. (chemistry) University of Puget Sound
Ph.D. (biochemistry) University of Colorado Boulder
When I was 10, I bought three-foot-long pencils inscribed with "Sarah and her animals." I thought this saying summed up my affection for dinosaurs, whales, my cats, and other creatures. As I scoured books and encyclopedias for information about my favorite animals, I became obsessed with science.
I soon found that science is beautiful. How is it that tiny molecules can interact to create life and that single-celled creatures like bacteria manage to make us sick?
To answer these questions, I went to graduate school and used microscopes to visualize Salmonella infections in living cells. I loved the images from these experiments and I created an online alter ego, Potassium, to share them with friends and family. Communicating the joy of science became my passion, and Potassium has led me here.
School-year internships: Salinas Californian, Big Picture Science radio show, Nature
Summer-fall fellowship: Pacific Northwest National Laboratory (Richland, WA)
Website: sarahmcquate.com
Yasemin Saplakoglu
B.S. (biomedical engineering) University of Connecticut
The first time I felt like a science communicator, I had red cabbage in one hand and brussel sprouts in the other. Wearing a lab coat down to my toes and goggles too big for my face, I explained to my 7th grade classmates—as they all held their noses—why I was extracting colors from malodorous vegetables.
Numerous chromatography experiments later, science remained my muse and writing became my pastime. I was captivated both by observing the spontaneous beating of cardiac cells cultured together and by the elegant fall of words in a sentence. Inspired by my rediscovery of a box of stories I had written as a child and from a talk given by Rebecca Skloot on the interwoven fields of science, writing, and ethics, I found myself running toward the redwoods.
School-year internships: Stanford University School of Medicine, Monterey Herald, San Jose Mercury News
Summer internship: Princeton University Office of Research
Website: yaseminsaplakoglu.com
Aylin Woodward
B.A. (biological anthropology) Dartmouth College
My mother was always reluctant to take me to the zoo. I'd spend hours watching the silverbacks knuckle-walk back and forth like errant pendulums. That fascination for primates (Homo sapiens included) and their locomotor preferences followed me to adulthood. It ignited a fierce curiosity about why we walk the way we do, and why that matters.
Yet I also loved sparking debates, and my political science interests pulled me into the fraught world of social commentary. Could I spend the rest of my career begging chimpanzee calcanei to reveal their secrets?
Adrift in the sea of indecision, I spent a year helping Dartmouth's president articulate his passions and priorities. Writing became the most powerful tool in my arsenal. Now, I want to harness that medium to tell the stories behind our evolution as a species.
School-year internships: Salinas Californian, San Jose Mercury News
Summer-fall internship: New Scientist (Boston)
Website: www.aylinwoodward.com


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|Class: 3A
|Type: UNF
|Drive Type: Hex Socket
|Point Type: Cup
|Meets: ASME B18.3/ASTM F912
|Overall Length: 3/16"
|Finish: black oxide
|Decimal Equivalent: 0.125"
|Country of Origin (subject to change): Multiple
Product Description
Socket Set Screw, Alloy Steel, Black Oxide Finish, Thread Size 1/4-28, Point Type Cup, Point Material Alloy Steel, Drive Type Hex Socket, Drive Size 1/8", Overall Length 3/16", Point Dia. 0.118 to 0.132", Class 3A, Rockwell Hardness HRC 45-53, Meets ASME B18.3/ASTM F912, Package Quantity 100