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The dizzying speed of the growth of the surveillance state and the increasing sophistication of the tools used to build it are paid for in large measure by funds doled out by the Armys Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA). At The New American we have chronicled the various projects sponsored by the über-secret research and development arm of the military. One of the newest technologies being pursued by DARPA will not only widen the field of vision of governments never-blinking eye, but it purports to predict the behavior of those being watched. Forbes reports that DARPA has contracted with scientists at Carnegie Mellon University to develop an artificial intelligence system that can watch and predict what a person will likely do in the future using specially programmed software designed to analyze various real-time video surveillance feeds. The system can...
Mirroring summer blockbusters, military creating gadget-draped future fighters
Hollywoods summer of the super soldier featuring tech-bedecked troops like Matt Damon in the No. 1 movie Elysium offers a flicker of futuristic battle gear as the real U.S. military explores innovations from exoskeletons to advanced armor to outfit the next-gen combat fighter.
At the laboratories of Special Operations Command (SOCOM) in Tampa, Fla., one project is dubbed TALOS tactical assault light operator suit and the blueprint involves blending an array of emerging technologies into a single, gizmo-rich, body-shielding uniform.
How do we take the best of whats out there being academia, large industry, small industry or just three guys with a bright idea and focus that energy toward the (special) operator to give him better protection and better capability? said Jim Geurts, who oversees science and tech development, procurement and production for Special Operations. The command includes elite forces like Army Rangers and Navy SEALS.
Certainly that involves body armor. But it also involves: How do I get them better situational awareness? How do I get them better communication? How do I allow them to move better without getting hurt? Geurts said. How do we continue to focus technology innovation and the good-old-American-monster-garage kinds of things to continue to help the operator?
In July, SOCOM held a unique trade show in Tampa that mixed private scientists who are ramping up designs on exoskeletons (high-powered, wearable machines) or who are bolstering display technologies or creating tomorrows armor. The goal was to assemble the masterminds in the same room, Geurts said.
Theres not a place right now where all of them get together with a (special) operator and say, OK, can I put this radio on your exoskeleton, and how much power does it need? Geurts said. Everybody brought their LEGO building blocks and we could see all the types of LEGO building blocks, and we could start to think about how we put those blocks together to build something to give the operators capability that they dont have now."
The public can glimpse the creative thinking behind such revolutionary gadgetry in pop films like Elysium, in which Matt Damons character sports a black-metal exoskeleton plugged into his mind and spine, boosting his strength allowing him to download others thoughts. In another summer movie, Pacific Rim, pairs of soldiers mutually operate giant exoskeletons to combat sea monsters.
Do these sci-fi films marry todays silver-screen fantasy with any tiny germ of tomorrows battlefield reality?
Maybe conceptually, Geurts said. Certainly, the idea of having mobility with protection with the ability to understand the environment around you and communicate to others around you those facets are all important.
Similar techno advances are in play across other branches as military commanders collaborate with top science minds to push the bounds of soldier suits.
Norman Wagner, a professor of chemical and biomolecular engineering at the University of Delaware, has worked with the U.S. Army Research Laboratory in Maryland to co-invent a liquid armor called Shear Thickening Fluid. His material could coat Kevlar vests and Kevlar helmets, transforming them into something better: When a bullet or bomb fragment strikes the service member, miniscule particles in the liquid ceramic instantly reorganize themselves and harden to block the projectile.
The idea is, you want a body armor thats flexible so you can wear it, Wagner said. But at the point of impact, the fluid acts more like a solid in protecting the person behind it.
Wagner has another project in the works that similarly seems tailor-made for military use: He, a University of Delaware colleague and a student are investigating a chemical-polymer technology that allows material to self mend.
"If you get a cut or a puncture, the material would heal itself the same way that biological systems respond to skin wounds, Wagner said.
While Wagner said the price for his Shear Thickening Fluid is relatively low and on par with commercial costs,
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Special Ops wants to tap the best ideas and the newest technologies where ever they may be allowing the command to collaborate with non-traditional suppliers. That is far different from picking a large contractor and paying big bucks to complete a project.
Military leaders acknowledge they have learned hard lessons in bolstering body protection and other battlefield gear for troops during 12 years of war, leading to better equipment already in place. But as the next phase of upgrades rolls from concept to the laboratory to the production line, they will be quickly installed in the field. The re-outfitting of troops in soldier suits 2.0 is not a distant theory, Geurts said.
"We're creating the environment where we can continue to improve and improve and improve," he said. "And if I can do something in two weeks that helps the guys, then thats two weeks better than what I can give them today."
U.S. scientist operates colleague's brain from across campus
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Scientists said Tuesday they have achieved the first human-to-human mind meld, with one researcher sending a brain signal via the Internet to control the hand motion of a colleague sitting across the Seattle campus of the University of Washington.
The feat is less a conceptual advance than another step in the years-long progress that researchers have made toward brain-computer interfaces, in which electrical signals generated from one brain are translated by a computer into commands that can move a mechanical arm or a computer cursor - or, in more and more studies, can affect another brain.
Much of the research has been aimed at helping paralyzed patients regain some power of movement,
but bioethicists have raised concerns about more controversial uses
In February, for instance, scientists led by Duke University Medical Center's Miguel Nicolelis used electronic sensors to capture the thoughts of a rat in a lab in Brazil and sent via Internet to the brain of a rat in the United States. The second rat received the thoughts of the first, mimicking its behavior. And electrical activity in the brain of a monkey at Duke, in North Carolina, was recently sent via the Internet, controlling a robot arm in Japan.
That raised dystopian visions of battalions of animal soldiers - or even human ones - whose brains are remotely controlled by others.
Some of Duke's brain-computer research, though not this study, received funding from the Pentagon's Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency or DARPA
For the new study, funded by the U.S. Army Research Office and other non-military federal agencies, UW professor of computer science and engineering Rajesh Rao, who has studied brain-computer interfaces for more than a decade, sat in his lab on August 12 wearing a cap with electrodes hooked up to an electroencephalography machine, which reads electrical activity in the brain.
He looked at a computer screen and played a simple video game but only mentally. At one point, he imagined moving his right hand to fire a cannon, making sure not to actually move his hand.
The EEG electrodes picked up the brain signals of the "fire cannon!" thought and transmitted them to the other side of the UW campus.
There, Andrea Stocco of UW's Institute for Learning & Brain Sciences was wearing a purple swim cap with a device, called a transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) coil, placed directly over his left motor cortex, which controls the right hand's movement.
When the move-right-hand signal arrived from Rao, Stocco involuntarily moved his right index finger to push the space bar on the keyboard in front of him, as if firing the cannon. He said the feeling of his hand moving involuntarily was like that of a nervous tic.
"It was both exciting and eerie to watch an imagined action from my brain get translated into actual action by another brain," Rao said.
Other experts suggested the feat was not particularly impressive. It's possible to capture one of the few easy-to-recognize EEG signals and send "a simple shock ... into the other investigator's head," said Andrew Schwartz of the University of Pittsburgh, who was not part of the research.
Rao agreed that what his colleague jokingly called a "Vulcan mind meld" reads only simple brain signals, not thoughts, and cannot be used on anyone unknowingly. But it might one day be harnessed to allow an airline pilot on the ground help someone land a plane whose own pilot is incapacitated.
The research has not been published in a scientific journal, something university spokeswoman Doree Armstrong admits is "a bit unusual." But she said the team knew other researchers are working on this same thing and they felt "time was of the essence."
Besides, she said, they have a video of the experiment which "they felt it could stand on its own." The video is at
The absence of a scientific publication that other researchers could scrutinize did not sit well with some of the nation's leading brain-computer-interface experts. All four of those reached by Reuters praised UW's Rao, but some were uneasy with the announcement and one called it "mostly a publicity stunt." The experiment was not independently verified.
(The story corrects funding source in fifth paragraph and eliminates reference to Skype in eighth)
(Reporting by Sharon Begley; editing by Julie Steenhuysen and Cynthia Osterman)
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Scandinavian Meatballs and Gravy
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Svensk Frikadeller, Lihapyorykat, Kjottkaker, Kottbullar This basic, generations-old, authentic recipe has as many variations as there are cooks. Such recipes are found in the family cookbook and are usually called "Mother's Meatballs." What makes Scandinavian meatballs different from others is that the ground meat is beaten until it is light and fluffy. The resulting meatballs have a very light texture. These are very good and they are served for Christmas Dinner.
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This is such an interesting recipe! It isn't hard but it's not a little weird to "whip" your meat for meatballs. The allspice makes for an interesting flavor- we weren't quite sure what to make of it- it wasn't bad- just different. The texture of the meatballs was really good and the gravy was pretty good too. We couldn't decide whether to serve it over pasta or mashed potatoes so we made a little of each. Next time I think I would probably leave the allspice out...just as personal preference and we think we may try it over rice. Thanks for a new dinner idea!
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- 5 -6 tablespoons butter
- 1 tablespoon minced onion
- 2⁄3 cup soft breadcrumbs
- 1 cup water
- 3⁄4 lb lean ground beef
- 1⁄4 lb ground lean pork
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 1⁄2 teaspoon ground allspice
- 1⁄2 teaspoon white pepper
- 1⁄2 teaspoon sugar
- 2 tablespoons flour
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TBS's '10 Items' And 'My Boys': Save the Receipt
Monday, November 27, 2006
What do years of exposure to insipid sitcoms do to the human brain? Maybe nothing, since they may bypass the brain altogether and register instead in some other internal organ -- say, the gallbladder. Shouldn't science be studying this? More to the point, shouldn't TV critics receive the equivalent of combat pay? Or at least free psychiatric counseling and hot chocolate for life at Starbucks?
Actually, "10 Items or Less" and "My Boys," two new sitcoms surfacing this week on the TBS cable channel, aren't entirely without merit, although "10 Items" comes close. The premiere episode, at 11 tonight, also makes a stab at being entirely without laughs -- never mind 10 or less. Things look up slightly in the second show, a week from tonight, when the image of Jesus seems to appear on one wall of Greens & Grains, the raggle-taggle grocery store where the series is set, and the manager tries to exploit it for profit.
Meanwhile "My Boys," premiering with two episodes back-to-back tomorrow night at 10, shows a little more promise and even a trace of charm. It's about a female sportswriter for the Chicago Sun-Times whose status as "one of the guys" proves a liability to her romantic life, such as it is. The series has auspicious credentials: Among the executive producers are Gavin Palone, who works on Larry David's "Curb Your Enthusiasm" at HBO, and Jamie Tarses, the youngest person ever to run ABC's entertainment division when she held that post in the 1990s.
But worse news first: "10 Items or Less" would deserve praise for experimenting with traditional sitcom structure if (a) other shows, like the aforementioned "Enthusiasm," hadn't already carried out the same experiments, and much more successfully, and (b) the people who made the show knew what the heck they were doing. No one is likely to call any of them geniuses who are squandering their talent; they're more like scavengers trying to assemble a comic Frankenstein's monster from bits and scraps of other shows.
The producers and writers attempt to combine a scripted show with improvisational comedy, the technique that David has perfected with "Enthusiasm." But you have to master the rules before you can run around breaking them, and you need actors who are capable of making up their own lines and even comic situations to supplement whatever the writers have concocted. Such actors are hard to find.
Bluntly put, neither the writers nor the actors are good enough at what they're trying to do to justify trying to do it. They'd all be better off making "10 Items" a traditional scripted show, because then it would stand a better chance of making sense. Characters and their motivations might even be clear and consistent from scene to scene. Instead, everyone gropes around for ideas that prove stubbornly elusive.
The obvious inspiration for the show is "The Office" -- the British original and NBC's adaptation. John Lehr inhabits the Ricky Gervais role of office manager, but he's the manager of a supermarket instead, one handed down to him by his father, who died of a heart attack at 72. This, incidentally, is made the subject of a joke. Lehr is explaining to an employee that they're standing at the very spot in the very aisle where his father was stricken: "The funny thing was . . ."
But there was no funny thing, and there rarely is where the death of a parent is concerned.
Jennifer Elise Cox possesses one of the few familiar faces in the cast. She was one of the kids in the "Brady Bunch" movies but is miscast here as the nasty and vindictive manager of Super Value Mart, Greens & Grains's high-powered competitor. She wants Lehr, who plays fatuous doofus Leslie Pool, to sell out so that her store can expand its parking lot.
Greg Davis Jr. and Christopher Liam Moore set off a spark or two as a battling bagger and checker; Roberta Valderrama tries to keep her character, Yolanda, from being a Hispanic caricature; and Kirsten Gronfield brings a sweet naivete to Ingrid, another inexplicably loyal employee. Even when the actors manage to get a scene going, the director cuts away abruptly to something happening in another part of the store and then back again. Any hope for even minimal momentum is clumsily cut short.
"My Boys" is a more assured and tolerable half-hour, although it would help if Jordana Spiro exerted more energy in the central role: PJ Franklin, who writes about sports and is most comfortable hanging out with guy friends, a gang that treats her apartment in much the way that the regulars treated the bar in "Cheers." There's also a real bar they all go to when PJ runs out of beer.
Some of the details of their lives are real groaners. They all love to play poker, the card game that has come back from the dead with a vengeance and fills up hours and hours of airtime on one cable channel or another. Did our oft-cited forebears ever imagine we'd be spending our evenings watching other people play cards? Aren't there a dozen things wrong with that picture? At least if we watched people play Twister, there'd be some physical movement going on.


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She leaned against the doorway watching him stare out the window of the door that led out to the side yard.
"Hey," she said softly making him turn around.
She could tell he barely slept. She knew he was tossing and turning all last night. She also heard him having nightmares and a few times felt him checking on her and the baby.
"You ok?" she asked walking up to him cautiously.
He looked around the kitchen, his hands in his jean pockets. "I, uh, really don't know how to answer that." He scratched the back of his head.
She nodded chewing on her bottom lip.
"It just occurred to me this morning when I woke up that I didn't have to run out of bed to go 500 miles to get to a town that needs me and for me to stay in another crappy hotel to eat some crappy diner food that was gonna make me sick." He touched her cheek rubbing his thumb across it.
"Most of all I won't be wondering about the next time I'll be seeing you or if I'm gonna turn on the TV and see you missing, hurt or worse. I can be here to protect you and our baby." Emily blinked the tears away.
"Dean I can't expect you to give up your hunting ways for me and the baby…"
"I'm doing it for a lot of reasons. You, the baby, me and Sam. I love you Em, I want to be with you."
"So you're staying…for good this time?"
Dean gave her a small smile. "Yeah, baby I am."
She smiled as she hugged him. He wrapped his strong arms around her.
"I'm gonna help you through this," Emily said, "Whatever you need to help you get through what you're going through."
Dean kissed the top of her head. This is what he needed. He needed someone to hold him down, keep him strong and going.
"How about I make breakfast?" he asked pulling away.
She arched an eyebrow with a small smile playing on her lips. "Sure just promise not to poison me and our baby."
"Hey," he said with a playful frown, "I'm not that bad."
She laughed and gave him a soft kiss on the lips, "I'm gonna get a shower."
He watched her walk off and he had a small bit of hope enter him. Maybe this will all work out after all.
"Don't look at me like that," said Emily looking at the small smirk playing on Dean's lips, "I'm feeding for two."
"Just admit it," he got up from the table walking over to the sink, "You love my pancakes."
"Maybe," she took the last bite and got up, "Or maybe I didn't want to hurt your feelings."
"Is that how it is?" He asked setting his hands on her waist and pulling her close to him.
She smiled up at him. "Yes that's how it is."
He chuckled as he leaned down and kissed her. He rested his head on hers and she looked into his eyes knowing he was still going through pain of losing his brother. "You ok?"
He smiled a little, "Ask me that in a couple days."
She grimaced and ran the back of her hand against his cheek, "We'll get through this."
He grabbed her hand and kissed the back of it thankful for her. "I know baby. I know."
With her hand still in his they walked out of the kitchen and up the stairs, "I want to show you something."
She walked to the first door on the right and opened it up. They stepped in and Dean looked around the room. It was the baby's room. It was white and he saw a couple buckets of blue and pink set aside for when they knew about the baby. There was a rocking chair by the window, a book shelf with a couple baby books already placed in it, a dresser, a closet, a few baby toys and a changing table. The only thing that was missing was the crib.
Looking in this room realization hit him…He's going to be a father. Could he be a father? Is he cut out for being a dad? Will he be good enough?"
"Dean…" Emily looked at him concerned.
He turned around and she saw his eyes glossing over. "It finally hit me I guess. Looking around this room at our babies stuff, we're going to have a family. I'm going to be a father. I don't know first thing about being a father. What if I screw up?"
"You think I know how to be a mother?" she asked laughing a bit. "I almost had to play two parts in this child's life because I thought you were gone. I was going to have to play mommy and daddy." She leaned against the wall. "I'm just as new to this as you are." She placed her hand on her stomach looking down at it. "But I do know one thing," she looked up at Dean, "we're going to give this child the best life they can have. You're going to be number one dad and I'm going to be soccer mom."
She smiled at him trying to get him to smile and it worked. She walked over to him and took his hands in hers. She looked up at him, "You're finally going to get the family you always wanted Dean, it's long past overdue."
He laughed a little as he caressed her cheek with his hand and ran his hand through her hair. He kissed her and she kissed him back cupping the back of his neck.
The only things that could keep Dean going right now are Emily and their baby. If he kept thinking of them then Sam's death and torturing soul wouldn't come into his mind.
They broke the kiss and she bit her bottom lip lightly, "I was thinking about names for the baby."
His hands rested on her lower back and he looked down at her, "Oh yeah?"
She nodded, "Just let me know if they're ok. If it's a girl I was thinking Samantha and boy Samuel so you can have some part of Sam with you."
Dean gave her a soft smile, "I love it, thank you."
She smiled up at him, "Samuel Dean…and of course the baby will have your last name, so Samuel Dean Winchester. Has a catchy tune don't ya think?"
He grinned, "Yeah it does."
And that's when he realized Emily didn't have his last name.
Dean came inside after taking out the trash and found Emily still eating the box of cookies, "Hey Em…" He stopped and looked at her with his arms crossed.
"Step away from the cookies."
She frowned but then grabbed one more and ran. "Emily!" He chased after her through the kitchen and up the stairs to their bedroom. He could hear her laughter through the hallway. "Emily drop the cookie!"
She went to put it in her mouth when he grabbed it. "Dean…" she whined, "It's not like I ate the whole box!"
"Emily I was outside for a good twenty minutes."
She gave him a look. "Why were you taking the trash out for twenty minutes?"
"I met our neighbor Henry, he asked me to go out with him and a couple of the guys in the neighborhood for drinks on Friday night."
She smiled at him. "You going?"
"Uh, I don't know. I told him maybe. I mean I still have to find a job and I'm not comfortable leaving you by yourself."
"Dean…I've been by myself for a very long time. One night isn't going to kill me."
"It may kill me."
She laughed and broke the cookie in half giving him the other one, "Go. Have fun."
"What about you?"
"Don't worry about me. I'll probably fall asleep on the couch eating ice cream and watching Adam Sandler movies." She grinned at him as he gave her a look rolling his eyes.
"You and Adam Sandler."
"The love of my life." She teased and kissed his lips, "But you'll always be number one in my heart." She kissed his lips again and smiled at him.
Dean took her hand in his and looked into her eyes, "I love you."
"I love you too."
Authors Note: Ok…not much but this story needed to be updated. I'm going through most of my stories and updating or deleting them because I seriously have no clue what I was trying to write with some of them. Writer block sucks…ok so here's this update. Hope you enjoyed. Next chapter will be Dean's first visit to the doctor let's see how that goes lol.


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The Kariye Museum (Church of the Holy Savior in Chora, Chora Church) has the best Byzantine mosaics in the region. If you can spare two hours, you must see them. (Note: the museum is closed Wednesday.)
As the Kariye/Chora Church is out-of-the-way, one of the best ways to visit is on a half-day Istanbul city tour that also visits the nearby city walls, Tekfur Sarayi, Yedikule, etc. More…
Originally built in the 4th century as the 'Church of the Holy Savior Outside the Walls' or 'in the Country' (chora), it was indeed outside the walls built by Constantine the Great.
The building you see was built in the late 11th century, with lots of repairs and restructuring in the following centuries. Virtually all of the interior decoration—the famous mosaics and the less renowned but equally striking mural paintings—dates from about 1320.
The mosaics are breathtaking. The first ones are those of the dedication, to Jesus and Mary. Then come the offertory ones: Theodore Metochites, builder of the church, offering it to Jesus.
The two small domes of the inner narthex have portraits of all Jesus's ancestors back to Adam. A series outlines Mary's life, and another, Jesus's early years. Yet another series concentrates on Jesus's ministry.
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The church was enclosed within the walls built by the Emperor Theodosius II in 413, less than 100 years after Constantine, so the church 'outside the walls' has in fact been 'in the city' for 1550 years.
For four centuries after the Ottoman conquest of Istanbul it served as a mosque (Kariye Camii), and is now a museum (Kariye Müzesi) because of its priceless mosaics.
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You can save money (but not time) by taking any bus that stops at Edirnekapi.
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On the south side of the Kariye Müzesi is the Kariye Oteli, housed in a renovated Ottoman mansion. Asitane (AH-see-TAH-neh, an Ottoman sobriquet for Istanbul), the hotel's garden restaurant, features fine Ottoman cuisine and excellent service in a refined atmosphere, at suitably lofty prices.
The building facing the Kariye Museum was once the Kariye Muhallebicisi or Pudding Shop, an old Istanbul institution.
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The Moslem followers of Mohammed the Conqueror who triumphantly stormed Constantinople in 1453 were so successful in covering up all traces of Christianity that for almost five centuries Byzantine art—once the glory of Eastern Christendom—could be judged only through the examples that survived outside the Moslem world. Then, in 1935, Turkey's Kemal Ataturk declared Istanbul's Church of St. Sophia a historical monument, and cleared the way for Western experts to remove the plaster and paint that pious, iconoclastic Moslems had daubed over the great Christian mosaics. Since then each fragmentary restoration has added new proof of the power and achievement of Byzantine religious art between the 4th and 15th centuries A.D.
Five years ago a task force financed by Boston's Byzantine Institute carefully eyed the walls in another Istanbul church, Kariye Camii, rebuilt on an older structure in the early 14th century and later converted into a mosque. With official blessing, the restorers went to work, soon realized that they had found a new jewel case of Byzantine art. With the job only three-fourths completed, their most significant find has been a set of 18 mosaic panels depicting the life of the Virgin Mary. Says Professor Paul A. Underwood, field director of the Istanbul project, who this week reports on the restoration work to the World Byzantine Congress in Istanbul: "Kariye Camii is the best sample we have of late Byzantine art."
Kariye Camii was rebuilt in the early 1300s as a monastery church within Constantinople's mighty walls, at the order of a wealthy courtier, Theodore Metochites. All evidence indicates that the church was decorated by mosaic masters who were buoyed up by the same fresh new breeze of discovery that in the West heralded the first stirrings of the Renaissance. Into the rigid Byzantine forms that had governed Eastern religious art for almost a thousand years, Byzantine artists poured a new warmth drawn from revived classic models.
For subject matter they turned to the Apocryphal New Testament for scenes from the life of Mary. One of the best preserved panels (see color page) shows the child Mary installed as a handmaiden in the temple as a thanksgiving offering by her parents. According to the Apocryphal Book of James: "And Mary was in the temple of the Lord as a dove that is nurtured; and she received food from the hand of an angel." To portray Mary the artist used gentle modulations of beige, blue and gold, which achieve the soft tones of tempera painting. Little effort was made to indicate perspective, but the turning movement of the figures, the flowing robes of Mary and her handmaiden and the swirling movement of the angel break away from the stiff formalism of earlier Byzantine art.
In Italy this refreshed, humanized vision was carried one step further by Giotto, who incorporated into Western art the nobility of classic models. But in the East, with the growing threat of invasion looming over Constantinople, Byzantine art recoiled into familiar formalism. The murals of Kariye Camii stand revealed as the high point of Byzantine humanism, possibly the last great testimony of Byzantine art in its final flowering.


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Sucks Less with Kevin Smith is a show done in partnership with MTVu, an MTV channel aimed at college students. The show airs weekly on MTVu, on Amp'd Mobile phones, and on MTVu.com. It is "the show for people who have way better things to do with their weekend than get laid." Every week, the show features three UCLA students who are enrolled in a class about cinematography in which Kevin Smith is the teacher. Each episode is about seven and a half minutes in length and the basic premise of each show is to inform college students of things that can help their weekends suck less.
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- Date de sortie: 2006-10-26
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Medical Device Sales Is Changing With The Arrival Of Online Tools
A growing number of consumers now consider buying medical devices and surgical instruments onlineas buying product online always has its advantages. Demanding schedule of physicians, hospital administrators and lab operators is one major reason that has forced the medical device salesindustry to opt for smarter means in order to best approach their potential customers. Moreover due to the essentially complicated nature of these devices and instruments it has also become immensely important for the medical device companies to better inform consumers about different product features, benefits and also the value they will add to the treatment facility. As these devices are getting technically more advanced, sales representatives are now required to convey a huge amount of information and the web is certainly providing a much needed solution for the situation.
In operating room instruments and medical device selling, e-detailing is now playing a determining role. In the medical device industry e-detailing through the now available revolutionary cloud computing tools allow sales persons to connect with potential buyers prior to and also after the sales meetings by different means like direct mailing, web campaigns, providing information through informal micro sites and also with 3D modeling visualizations. As a natural result there has already been a dramatic increase in search marketing use to direct traffic to medical devices and surgery instrumentsavailable online with websites like Medicaldevicestore.com. This improved communication with prospective buyers can also help the device manufacturing companies in the development of a better brand relationship by providing their clients extensive information with 24/7 accessibility. Most important of all these new generation cloud computing tools also considerably increase the flexibility of the sales representatives allowing them to design tailor-made presentations on the fly directly on their laptops and tablets depending upon the exact requirements of his clients.
With the rapid adoption of these technologies in the medical field, medical professionals are connected to the web most of the time for it provides then a perfect access point to all required information available on the web. This also gives the medical device companies the best access point for reaching their potential payers. From the physician's perspective – they are now able to access product information online anytime they find convenient. A number of new cloud computing tools have been developed for supporting the e-detailing process that have almost completely revolutionized the medical device sales industry. These tools are designed to operate directly with the companies and are capable of developing interactive presentations with complex product information, specifications and other details. Being cloud based, these applications can be accessed and updated from anywhere and provide the sales persons with the power of developing tailor-made presentations even on the move. With it the medical device industry has entered a new age when complete and authenticate product information on all medical instruments is available online anytime they are required for.
In order to make sure that you only buy best medical instruments and devices online always buy from trusted websites like http://www.medicaldevicestore.com/.
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On 30/12/2008, at 11:55 AM, Damien Katz wrote: > Your argument about consistency and rigor being compromised is > unqualified. I see nothing more or less consistent or rigorous about > the current implementation versus other proposals, the rule as is is > easy to follow and use, and as far as I know has no inconsistencies. Having no rule is simpler than the current rule. The API is unnecessarily complicated by that rule. The fact that '_id' and '_rev' would have underscores everywhere is not a rule, it is a matter of identity, which is a fundamental concept i.e. a thing has a single name. It is inconsistent because sometimes a document id is named 'id' and sometimes '_id'. You claim that the name is consistent modulo the application of the rule. I assert that is prima facie inconsistent. As far as rigor being compromised, I assert that the current scheme violates Ockham's Razor. Furthermore, remember that this was brought up by Geir in the context of a first approach to the API. I understand the rule and yet still find it annoying to have to code against both 'id' and '_id' depending on context. It has more cognitive load that having a single name for that type of thing. You claim that: > The current rule maybe not the most intuitive to a newbie, but it is > far more consistent and easier to work with then when using the > deeper APIs. I think that fact that it is not the most intuitive to a newbie is a telling point, given that I don't think the second phrase is true. How are the deeper APIs made simpler and more consistent by having two names for the id depending on context? Antony Blakey ------------- CTO, Linkuistics Pty Ltd Ph: 0438 840 787 There are two ways of constructing a software design: One way is to make it so simple that there are obviously no deficiencies, and the other way is to make it so complicated that there are no obvious deficiencies. -- C. A. R. Hoare
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Please confirm that you want to add Authentic Yoga Experience Series 2 to your Wishlist.
Practicing and studying Yoga with Perumal is for personal growth, health, energy optimization and stress reduction.
This Course 2 Series is the second part of a 3 Part Series. If you are interested in registering for all 3 Courses, please click here. We recommend that you start with Course 1 and proceed to this intermediate course, of Course 2.
In this Course 2 Series, you will be taken through a step-by-step, progressive approach to allow you to achieve the right state of flow in order to improve mobility, breathing and circulation while strengthening muscles, tendons and ligaments leading to genuine mental and physical well-being. If you practise these videos, you should feel results of calm and clarity along with highly increased energy while experiencing stress reduction.
Yoga with Perumal is made up of 6 parts that act as an underlying fixed foundation. The 6 parts of Yoga with Perumal are pranayama, preparatory, salutation, strength, stretching and meditation. Each part follows a particular order to act as synergistic to the other. Whether you are taking Course 1, 2, or 3 of the series, each course includes a combinaton of these six parts for your total training. The most important aspect of Yoga with Perumal is the ability to grow progressively from yoga forms and a sequence that may be followed at one's own pace from beginner through advanced. Again, please go at your own pace!
Each video lecture is designed to give you the most comprehensive view of each pose since I provide 3 different camera angles for all asana (postures) to show you a lateral, frontal, and overhead perspective. Each video also has supportive text to reveal any hidden aspects of yoga and is accompanied by a supportive manual for total understanding of each pose.
In this course, you will find:
The Course Series 2 is a step-by-step development form that progresses from least challenging to most dynamic postures. Course 2A - 2D videos areapproximately 45 - 60 minutes in length so if you only have 5-25 minutes of practise time, work with the Short Series. It is always best to start at the beginning of each Short Series before going to the higher levels.
Once you have mastered Course 1 & 2, I hope you will continue your practice with the final course series on Course 3, and continue mastering the Short Series that is found in each of the different courses.
Thank you for your interest in Yoga with Perumal and I hope you enjoy the series!
Dynamic implies an active changing style that is vigorous and purposeful. It means to be full of energy and enthusiasm while undergoing change / development.
Here is a sample video used for course instruction. As you can see, we provide a multi-view perspective to make it easier for you to learn each pose.
Our video lessons are realized in a three camera angle perspective; frontal, lateral and overhead. These perspectives allow the student to easily follow Perumal's precise movements, positions and postures. In addition, all online lessons are provided with manuals for enhanced learning capabilities.
In addition to the postures practiced at 1A -1D you will be introduced to new postures in 2A.
New Postures:
Ujjayi Pranayama (Opening the Breath)
Surya Namaskara (Salutation 1)
Pranamasana (Prayer Position)
Hasta Uttanasana (Reaching Up)
Uttanasana (Standing Forward Bend)
Neck Stretch (Ear to Knee)
Neck Stretch (Forehead to Knee)
Upavistha Konasana (Open Legs to Side / Relax Forward)
Upavistha Konasana (Open Legs to Side / Relax to 1 leg)
Paschimottanasana (Seated Forward Bend)
In addition to the postures practiced at 1A -2A you will be introduced to new postures in 2B.
New Postures:
Surya Namaskara 2 (Salutation 2)
• Practicing Salutation 1 for 4 rounds.
• During Salutation 2 we repeat Dandasana (Pushup Position) to Bhujangasana (Cobra) and Bhudarasana (Downward Dog) for 3 rounds.
Raising Hand Neck Stretch
Binding Hands between Scapula
In addition to the postures practiced at 1A -2B you will be introduced to new postures in 2C.
New Postures:
Surya Namaskara 3 (Salutation 3)
• Practicing Salutation 1 for 3 rounds.
• Practicing Salutation 2 for 1 round.
• During Salutation 3 we repeat Dandasana (Pushup Position) to Bhujangasana (Cobra) and Bhudarasana (Downward Dog), Virabhadrasana 1 (Warrior 1) for 2 times.
Virabhadrasana 1 (Warrior 1)
In addition to the postures practiced at 1A -2C you will be introduced to new postures in 2D.
New Postures:
Salutation Sequence
Surya Namaskara 4 (Salutation 4) - We repeat Dandasana (Pushup Position) to Bhujangasana (Cobra) and Bhudarasana (Downward Dog), Virabhadrasana 1 (Warrior 1) for 4 rounds.
Holding the Plank
Ardha Salabasana (Half Locust)
Holding the Downward dog
Foundation to Head Standing
Child's Pose
Salamba Sarvangasana (Supported Shoulder stand)
Eka Pada Sarvangasana (1 Leg Down Shoulderstand)
Halasana (Plow Position)
Matsyasana (Fish)
Perumal Koshy
International Yoga Teacher
Founder of one of the first didactic yoga web channels
Indian born yoga teacher Perumal Koshy is one of Europe and North Africa's leading teachers, for more than 10 years he has instructed classes, seminars and retreats while developing high caliber videos through USA, England, Italy, Spain and Morocco. Yoga Journal Italy Esprit Yoga France and Yoga Magazine Holland frequently publish articles authored by Perumal.
Perumal's teaching career began under his Kung-Fu master during his teens while living in Los Angeles. After 10 years of practicing and instructing martial arts a yoga master guided him into yoga thus began Perumal's journey of inner discovery through this ancient discipline. A journey that has taken him across India, Europe and America, whereby Perumal has been able to capture the essence and benefits of the world's many yoga styles and forms, leading him to develop "Dynamic Progressive Fusion Yoga".
Mr. Perumal Koshy's comment:
"For years, my yoga students requested lesson plans to follow on their own and from the comfort of their home, office or hotel room. So began the development of lesson plans. These started as word documents which then evolved into pictorial PowerPoint presentations. Beyond just flat images I wanted my students to access the videos from any computer with an internet connection. I envisioned online yoga videos that would show in great detail the intricate technique of my instructions combined with easy to follow step by step lessons in a progressive manner at the pace of the student.
"In 2008 I was fortunate enough to meet Film Producer Miss Ines Stephan. Miss Stephan had produced an incredible array of international and humanitarian film projects. Although I saw the technical quality of Miss Stephan's work as the perfect outfit for the detail I desired on the yoga channel, I was even more deeply moved by her background with spiritual and social endeavors. Projects such as Ines' collaboration with his Holiness the 14th Dalai Lama of Tibet for a documentary film series, "What's So Hard About Peace," and her organization of a world peace conference in Rome 2003 through 2005, were just two of such endeavors that acted as a catalyst to our cooperation. Together, I knew we would produce the online, yet personal yoga experience that any serious yoga student would wish to follow."


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October 13, 1997
The federal government's new Recreational Fee Demonstration Program - which requires recreationists to "pay to play" in national parks, forests, BLM and Fish and Wildlife areas nationwide - receives both condemnation and kudos in its early trials.
The federal government's new Recreational Fee Demonstration Program - which requires recreationists to "pay to play" in national parks, forests, BLM and Fish and Wildlife areas nationwide - receives both condemnation and kudos in its early trials.
User fees for Western recreationists on public lands are overdue and will create an incentive to protect these lands from exploitation.
Recreational user fees would do harm by introducing the profit motive to natural resource management.
The Republican Party controls the West because historically it has created and exploited the mythology of the Interior West to the party's advantage.
Dear Friends
For the first time ever, it costs to hike in Idaho's Sawtooth National Recreation Area, but many users are forgetting or refusing to pay the $2 a day fee.
The Moab area BLM started charging recreationists user fees several years ago, when mountain biking in Utah began to grow out of control.
Lewis and Clark National Forest Supervisor Gloria Flora decides against allowing oil and gas leasing in Montana's Rocky Mountain Front.
Lewis and Clark National Forest Supervisor Gloria Flora discusses making the decision to protect Montana's Rocky Mountain Front from oil and gas drilling.
Margaret Reeb agrees; Sen. Dan Young gets monument documents; Eugene, Ore., Mayor Jim Torrey gets barfed on; Charles Hurwitz gets pie in face; Reed Benson to direct WaterWatch.
Navajo traditional healers are at a loss to halt the problem of charlatans claiming to be the medicine men on the reservation.
Western painted turtles are dying on a dangerous stretch of Montana's Route 93 through Mission Valley.
The Sierra Club's endorsement of draining Lake Powell spurs controversy about dam deconstruction as well as the club's decision-making policy and whether it was violated.
River outfitters protest the Forest Service's policy of periodically closing Idaho's Salmon River to floaters to protect endangered salmon.
Determined opponents protest a California fish and game department plan to poison Lake Davis to ride it of non-native northern pike.
Book Reviews
The Montana-based Native Forest Network tours the West to educate people about threatened roadless areas in the Northern Rockies.
The anthology "Least Loved Beasts of the Really Wild West: A Tribute" salutes coyotes, tarantulas, snakes and other uncharismatic creatures.
Locals form a group, Stehekin Alert, to protect remote Stehekin Valley, Wash., from development.
The Jehovah's Witnesses publication "Awake!" worries about wildlife.
Robert Leo Heilman's "Overstory: Zero; Real Life in Timber Country" portrays life in a logging community.
A report from the Oregon State University's Department of Fisheries says salmon and river restoration needs to focus on entire watersheds to succeed.
Forest fragmentation in the Central Rocky Mountains is the theme of a two-day conference at Colorado State University Nov. 12-13.
Environmental, Economic and Legal Issues Related to Rangeland Water Developments is a conference scheduled Nov. 13-15 in Phoenix, Ariz.
The federal government has a Web site at http://www.fedstats.gov.
The anthology "Leaning Into the Wind: Women Write from the Heart of the West" is a mosaic of seldom-heard voices from the High Plains.
Heard Around the West
Yellowstone's rickety sewer system; California is booming; creating salmon habitat with dump trucks; killing trees to save woodpeckers; usefulness of sheep; border collie in D.C.
At the Wyoming Outdoor Council's 30th birthday party in Lander, Wyo., founder Tom Bell is honored.
Some say increased user fees at Washington's Mount St. Helens National Monument could lead to increased accidents as climbers hurry to save on fees.
River runners in Arizona's Grand Canyon feel unfairly singled out by increasing fees to float the Colorado River.
Colorado hunter Guy Clark, in his own words, discusses his opposition to user fees on the West's public lands.
National Park Service staffer Barbara Sutteer, in her own words, discusses Indian feelings about user fees on public lands.


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5 including 3 juveniles held for sodomy, murder
The Southeast Delhi Police have nabbed five people, including three juveniles, for allegedly sodomising and then murdering a 16-year-old boy.delhi Updated: Apr 14, 2011 00:00 IST
The Southeast Delhi Police have nabbed five people, including three juveniles, for allegedly sodomising and then murdering a 16-year-old boy.
The accused beat the Class 7 student and then stoned him to death, police said. The victim had reportedly protested.
Police have arrested Yunus Khan (25) and Mukesh Kumar (20) and sent the three juveniles have been sent to an observation home. The body of the boy was found on Monday near Giri Nagar Mosque in Tuglakabad area.
"There were injury marks on the face. The victim's father had told the police that his son was missing since Sunday night and that he (father) had been trying to locate him (victim) by asking his friends who live near Kalkaji temple. It was found that the victim was last seen with Yunus, Mukesh and the three juveniles," said Virender Singh Chahal, ACP (southeast).
The police said the accused had called the victim on the pretext of visiting the Kalkaji temple. They then took the victim to a DDA Park, where they started beating him up. They also snatched his cell phone, the police said. "They sodomised him and then, in order to silence his protest, killed him by hitting him with stones," added Chahal.
Yunus had snatched the victim's cell phone and forced him to undress if he wanted his phone back. The police have registered the case against the accused.


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Kids will be shocked to learn that arthropods outnumber all other animal species combined! They will also be fascinated by the variety of shapes, sizes, colors, and behaviors found among these invertebrates. Labeled diagrams and startling close-up photography will introduce concepts including: the similarities and differences among insects, arachnids, myriapods, and crustaceans the functions and features of an exoskeleton molting, metamorphosis, and other interesting body facts the crucial function of arthropods in food chains and webs
While humans are different from monkeys, apes, and lemurs, they are all primates and are similar in many ways. For example, primates make many sounds that humans make, such as sneezes, burps, hiccups, and even laughter! What is a Primate? identifies the members of the primate family tree and describes how they are different from each other. This book describes: reproduction, communication, and feeding the complex social structures of primates chimpanzees, bonobos, orangutans, and gibbons Old and New World monkeys how people are different what is being done to rescue threatened primates from destruction by their human cousins
Children continue to be fascinated by these prehistoric creatures. What is a Reptile? covers all orders of reptile from 10-foot long Komodo dragons to tiny, inch-long gecko lizards. Featured are such amazing reptile facts as: reptile bodies and senses their hunting and self defense techniques reptile homes and babies different kinds of snakes, lizards, chelonians, crocodilians, and tuataras dangers to reptiles
Without food, an animal cannot survive. With so many competing species, carnivores and herbivores alike have developed fascinating methods of finding the food that keeps them fat and happy. How do animals find food? lets children in on all the latest jaw-dropping, mouth-cramming, stomach-stuffing techniques, such as: pack hunting versus solitary hunting climbers that eat the succulent leaves found in tall trees animals that poison their prey animals that use lures to "fish" for their food!
The cat, with its grace, strength, and prowess, has been a source of intrigue and companionship for humans throughout time. In this comprehensive study, kids will learn about the bodies, habits, and lifestyles of large and small cats. Full-color illustrations and stunning wildlife photography accompany detailed text that covers: the maternal relationship between cats and kittens the unique features of a cats body that allow for agility and speed the similarities and differences between large and small cats endangered and vanishing cats
As the worlds largest land animals, elephants inspire awe in all of usan awe that has led to myths of might and memory. Despite its immense strength, however, the elephant is a timid creature that uses its power only to defend itself against predators. Kids will learn many facts about these gentle pachyderms, including: the social structure of elephants, in which the female is the leader the animals many, dexterous uses for its trunk the history of the elephants even larger ancestors, including woolly mammoths the dangers that poaching, loss of habitat, and the ivory trade pose to the elephants future
Certain sea slugs have developed a remarkable defensive adaptationthey can use the stinging cells of the sea anemones they eat to protect themselves. Whether adapting over millions of years or in the blink of an eye, How Do Animals Adapt? examines the ever-changing world of animals. Children will thrill at discovering: why animals need to adapt animals that can see using sounds how animals use camouflage and mimicry to protect themselves how wild animals have adapted to habitat loss and learned to live in cities