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Google is currently working with five international companies to create a consortium to create a more scalable, affordable and easyly manageable network to meet the users' needs worldwide. One of the biggest challenges, that Google faces is staying ahead of broadband capacity needs, that's over growing as the more people conduct online searches and interact with applications like Gmail, Google Earth and YouTube.
Google has announced, a consortium of six international companies announced they have executed agreements to build a high–bandwidth subsea fiber optic cable linking the United States and Japan. The construction of the new Trans–Pacific infrastructure will cost an estimated US$300 million.
The new cable system — named Unity — will address broadband demand by providing much needed capacity to sustain the unprecedented growth in data and Internet traffic between Asia and the United States. Unity is expected to initially increase Trans–Pacific lit cable capacity by about 20 percent, with the potential to add up to 7.68 Terabits per second (Tbps) of bandwidth across the Pacific.
According to the TeleGeography Global Bandwidth Report, 2007, Trans–Pacific bandwidth demand has grown at a compounded annual growth rate (CAGR) of 63.7 percent between 2002 and 2007. It is expected to continue to grow strongly from 2008 to 2013, with total demand for capacity doubling roughly every two years.
"The Unity cable system allows the members of the consortium to provide the increased capacity needed as more applications and services migrate online, giving users faster and more reliable connectivity," said Unity spokesperson Jayne Stowell.
The Unity consortium is a joint effort by Bharti Airtel, Global Transit, Google, KDDI Corporation, Pacnet and SingTel. The name Unity was chosen to signify a new type of consortium, born out of potentially competing systems, to emerge as a system within a system, offering ownership and management of individual fiber pairs.
This new 10,000 kilometer (km) Trans–Pacific cable will provide connectivity between Chikura, located off the coast near Tokyo, to Los Angeles and other West Coast network points of presence. At Chikura, Unity will be seamlessly connected to other cable systems, further enhancing connectivity into Asia.
The Unity consortium selected NEC Corporation and Tyco Telecommunications to construct and install the system during a signing ceremony held in Tokyo on February 23, 2008. Construction will begin immediately, with initial capacity targeted to be available in the first quarter of 2010.
The new five fiber pair cable system can be expanded up to eight fiber pairs, with each fiber pair capable of carrying up to 960 Gigabits per second (Gbps). By having a high fiber count, Unity is able to offer more capacity at lower unit costs.
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Tonka's Top Tunes On A Tuesday: Nostalgia May 24, 2016 09:30
Today, I'm looking at three songs that remind me of a time when I was young. Back in the day, these tunes were at the forefront of my mind whilst I did all those crazy things that EVERYONE does in their late teens and early-mid twenties. Yeah, remember when you used to smash up phone boxes, destroy bowling greens with your heels, piss through estate agent letter boxes, go bareback with strangers, piss down the back of your mate's legs in the pub, screech like a hyena outside your best mate's parent's bedroom as he gets back home after the pub, leave messages on your mate's voicemail pretending to be his recently deceased grandma begging him for help because she's being "raped in Hell" and leave garden boulders in the middle of the road on the way back from the club after a few too many turbo shandies (half a pint of lager and a bottle of Smirnoff Ice in one pint glass)?
Thank fuck I got into e when I turned 23. You never do stuff like that on e. The government needs to crack down on turbo shandies, not ecstasy E tablets...! #RantOver
Sorry to get into politics there, ladies and gentlemen. Here are the tunes that remind me of being young:
Stevie Wonder wrote this song, although I've never heard him sing it. Michael Jackson definitely sings it though, well, he did sing it...he's dead now. He sang it on his Off The Wall album. This was the song I used to stick on before leaving the house after getting ready for a night out with the lads. I would cover myself in Versace Blue Jeans, groove around my box-room to I Can't Help It and visualise all of the chaos I was about to produce in Walsall Town Centre.
My mate, Evil Eddie, used to promise me that this song would be played at his funeral. He said he wrote it down in a special will that he drew up himself in Year 11 when he was planning one of his half-finished suicides. One year, he told me that he was going to top himself by walking into Merrion's Wood, near Great Barr, with an air rifle and firing a few shots up his nose. Did he heck as like!
He's still alive, but is thirty-five now and living with his parents and a crippling depression that makes it nigh-on impossible for him to form relationships of any kind. I do like to think that if he finally does pluck up the guts to kill himself though, his parents will have the decency to play Intergalactic as his body is cremated/lowered into the ground. It's what he would have wanted.
I saw the video of this song on the plane to Ibiza in 2002. It really harks back to a period in dance when the videos were fucking brilliant and fun. And had gorgeous birds in them. I didn't necessarily like the song itself, but the video got me in the mood for a Balearic week of sun-burn, Irish pubs, watching Only Fools and Horses in Irish pubs, pulling women from Norwich, pulling women from Glasgow, going to Manumission and wandering aimlessly around the beautiful, sun-kissed boulevards of San Antonio with a group of neanderthals who literally wanted to get drunk in an Irish pub and watch Only Fools and Horses every fucking day of the holiday.
And that was my Top Three Nostalgic Tuesday Tunes by me, Tonka. Join me tomorrow for another post on this brilliant website.


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I just have to note this before I start: if you have a very attractive singer, then it is in all cases a good idea for her to appear naked and painted gold on the album artwork. I'm not such a good judge of male beauty, but Andrea Ferro sitting beside Cristina Scabbia is for the best I guess, and all in the name of equality! (...or something)
Anyway, Lacuna Coil are one those bands that I ceased to care about a long time ago, yet I don't think they are any worse than when I was a fan. I must say that for a band who popularised their sound to a large degree later in their career (we're talking post-'Comalies'), this debut album was made of remarkably good songs. Perhaps the first clue is that there's only 9 of them. It's a really good sign when a band with a slightly accessible sound doesn't worry about making a commercial album and just focuses on the thing that will actually bring them success - good songs. And without a doubt, 'In a Reverie' contains the strongest songs of Lacuna Coil's career.
The opening pair provide maybe the best advert for gothic metal that I've come across. Neither are puny in their heaviness or ambition: 'Circle' is riff-centred and driving and milks its great chorus line for all that it's worth, while 'Stately Lover' is slower and romantic, with nice guitar melodies throughout the song and a lot of storytelling power that shows off the male/female vocals in their best light. The rest of the album is strong, but can't quite maintain the high standard. There are a few lame vocals parts ('Honeymoon Suite') and the drifting, reflective nature of the album works against it slightly, since there is a lack of excitement and momentum in the second half, though the melodies are still decent. Basically, the album blows its load of heaviness early on and it doesn't return until the title track. My songwriting complaints then are a lack of heaviness and repetition.
However, 'To Myself I Turned' shows that the band can go slow and soft (mostly clean guitars, few drums) without losing any appeal. The Meditarranean guitars that weave throughout the verses are really something special and Scabbia's chorus line is one of the most curious I've ever heard. The lyrics are merely "As you see, I'm the only survivor in this land", but for years I thought it was just a melody or maybe a line in Italian, and that didn't stop me singing along with it and admiring the gorgeous flow of notes.
The instrumentalists are somewhat overshadowed by the strong presence of the dual vocalists, but there are some brilliant moments of individual skill that stand out. The quiet parts of 'Cold' give the bass a chance to flex its sinuous limbs, spreading out in a wide groove before Cristiano Migliore signs off a flowing melodic break that is utterly ripple free. I feel like the drums could have made the album a little more interesting, but again they aren't lacking merit, changing things up enough not to be pointless. The real draw though, is the guitar melodies, which sound like a less miserable Sentenced with a lot of time on their hands: they back the vocals very well and maintain an atmosphere that would be sorely lacking on later albums.
All in all, the best album from a decent gothic rock band, with good songwriting, pleasant melodies, and dominant vocal storytelling. It lacks a bit of punch, but fans of everyone from Opeth to Evanescence can find something to enjoy.
I think I've mentioned somewhere in my review for one of the albums by Lacuna Coil that I first got acquainted with this band after listening to Century Media's Darkness We Feel compilation. That short but memorable introduction sets off my curiosity in full motion on all things Lacuna Coil. They are not that impressive to say the least but their music is beautiful enough to keep me interested for another listens. Well at least during the early days Lacuna Coil sound hell a lot better than what they are today.
This debut record shows significant overall progress compared to their single 'Shallow End' or the eponymous EP. From the very opening track "Circle", Cristina Scabbia exhales some of the most enchanting yet powerful melodious air of noticeable talent. Yes. She is gifted with quite a decent vocal that fits for this type of music that borders between metal and rock. Instruments wise, there is nothing remarkably outstanding except for the fact that band members use quite one-dimensional approach to their sound in general.
Thankfully, Lacuna Coil are able to add some spices to their offering, employing decent amount acoustic plucking. For a young band from Italy to play in this style, it may not really take much to create a fairly standard Gothic art. However, the music proves otherwise. There is a lot left to be desired on this album except for Andrea Ferro's minimally interesting vocal performance. Still, I feel his singing and pseudo-grunt make up for the backdrop in a much larger picture, a picture that is painted by Cristina's highly oxygenated pair of lungs. Being a long time of Lacuna, it is sad to see that the band finally fall flat on their asses just like other metal acts that favored radio friendly singles instead of focusing on creating memorable, meaningful Gothic metal music.
The vibrant production allows enough room for each member to breathe in life to their weapons. Drums are quite in the mix, so do the cymbals and the guitars. Both however refused to overpower each other. Both eschew the egoistic need to take the center stage. Everyone is on top of their game here, which is a plus as well. Guest keyboards are performed by Waldemar Sorychta who has hell a long list of duties throughout his musical career. Maybe I need to clean my ears but I do not actually listen to any noticeable presence of keyboards on this album. The primary instruments are so powerful that keyboard got quickly drowned by the enthralling cacophony. Well, that again is good thing for me because a lot of purists tend to assault Gothic as mere faggotry driven by nothing but excessively cheesy keyboards to cover up band members' lack of talents. Again, this record is not entirely keyboard driven. As I said, I am not sure where the keyboards are.
Most tracks are good and memorable. Decent performance not without flaws but still better than Lacuna Coil that we know today. Each song provokes visual hallucinations to those who can actually appreciate minimal but in-depth works of art. An overall enjoyable release by Lacuna Coil that incorporated hard rock elements into their Gothic outlook. If you like straightforward, fuss-free, simplistic approach to Gothic metal / rock, go and buy this full length.
Track highlights? None in particular. Each song is good enough for repeated listens. Still interesting after all these years which means the band had invested all their best to produce this decent record.
By 1999 I had temporarily lost almost all interest in metal music. After well over a decade of enjoying everything the genre had to offer, I was finally spent. Without yet discovering the merits of Napster and such, it was just too much of a hardship to pay import prices on CDs based on a good review from a magazine or a cool album cover graced with some Lovecraftian landscape. The scene itself felt saturated by rap-metal on the mainstream side of things and bloated symphonic black metal bands on the more extreme side of metal. There was some good underground stuff out there for sure, but I didn't have the time or resources to explore, eventually discover hidden gems and drop a good twenty five dollars for each of them. Thanks to my goth-crazed sister I was given In A Reverie as a birthday present. It was the only metal album I obtained that year.
After hearing the rest of their catalog years later, in retrospect In A Reverie was a huge step up from their self-titled EP, and arguably the most adventurous full length recording of their career. Besides Cristina's quality pipes, the first thing that grabbed my attention was the subtle embellishments that fleshed out these songs; things like the acoustic sounding note-picking twiddling away in the background of the opening track or the jazzy drum fills peppering "Stately Lover". These little additives made all the difference to my ears and gave each song an identity of its own. Although one can consider the production a product of its time, it works perfectly for this particular brand of gothic metal. The guitars have some rawness to them and the vocals have just enough reverb to give Cristina that somewhat 'ghostly' effect that's almost a necessity to captivate the right audience. The drums are mixed exceptionally well, not overbearing but reasonably clear with a nice low end rumble when double-bass drumming occasionally stops by for a quick wave.
Unequivocally the foremost reason I tend to find this LP to be their most entertaining is due to the higher level of overall variety amongst these tunes. "My Wings" remains one of their most energetic creations, and bests everything from their previous release by a long shot. Cristina's sense of melody is an outstanding aspect of the band on tracks like this and Veins Of Glass with its memorable chorus. "To Myself I Turned" is a goth ballad in the truest sense of the word with a 'doomy' chord progression during the chorus and a general melancholy aesthetic. Then there's probably my personal favorite track, "Stately Lover" which has prog rock leanings thanks to its swinging and constantly evolving time signatures. Another number, "Cold", sports a pretty tasteful little guitar solo, and it surprises me that more weren't sprinkled here and there throughout the album. Finally, "Falling Again" is a revamped and improved version of their debut Ep's "Falling" thanks to added guitars and percussion.
I'm not going to say I flat out love this album even with its nostalgia value of my years spent in Toronto, pleasing amalgamation of 90's style goth rock (think Nosferatu) and metal, or Cristina's assets to provide some sort of visual suggestion to complement the audio experience. Male vocalist Andrea still ranges from tolerable to hilarious with his "James Hetfield in a cape" intonations and a studded codpiece-donning gusto. At least his usage here is diminished to a mere supporting role. The title track, though ambitious in its length, feels stretched out and unfortunately doesn't resonate with any interesting feature for myself to latch onto.
I have to admit that it's a bit hard for me not to inflate In A Reverie's worth considering that it was one of the relatively few pieces of new music I received during a particularly noteworthy year, thus I gave the album enough spins for it to become the soundtrack to my existence regarding 1999's latter half. Still, it's only fair that I'm judging it on the basis of the compositions only, and not because hearing these songs conjures up memories of nutty brown ale, Asian women and three dollar sausages sold on a sidewalk outside of Ryerson University. There are certainly worse discrepancies than allowing personal history to affect an album's rating scale, but I doubt anyone besides me fondly remembers devouring cheap sausages on a streetcorner whenever Cristina Scabbia mournfully wails "as you see I'm the only survivor in this land!" With that in mind, although there's now such a vast array of music available at my fingertips that I may never get unusually attached to a singular output again, Lacuna Coil's In A Reverie still holds up as one of the better representatives of the more accessible side of gothic metal, and I recommend it for fans of that style.
Lacuna Coil's initial self-titled EP, while showing some promising ideas, lacked polish and was somewhat scattered in it's presentation. However, this changed with the release of their first full length album, In A Reverie.
This album contains all the hallmarks of what Lacuna Coil has traditionally been associated with: poetic lyricism, ethereal and atmospheric effects created through interesting experimentation with guitars, and the beauty and the beast vocals from Cristina Scabbia and Andrea Ferro. Interestingly enough, for a band that is considered to be one of the major bands of gothic metal, their is surprisingly little of the aggression often associated with general metal. This album definitely leans more to the "Gothic" portion of gothic metal.
The album is quite good from start to finish. Circle, the opening track, probably best epitomizes the sound of this band, combining the wistful and keening vocals from Cristina with a fairly unhappy, yet poetic, lyrics about being trapped in a spiral of regret. Stately Love, despite its title, is actually one of the most aggressive tracks on the album. Honeymoon Suit is one of the best tracks on the album, and it makes the best use of the dual vocalists to convey two sides of a broken relationship. My Wings is the most uptempo song on the album, but their are some lyrics in the this one ("Butterflys are flying right beside me"?) that might be off-putting to some. To Myself I Turned makes wonderful use of the unreliable narrator technique to create one of the more thoughtful tracks on the album. Cold is probably the song that would best fit in a literal definition of "Gothic Metal", as it is fairly aggressive while simultaneously describing the merciless ruining of another's life. Reverie, the titular track, is the most wistful and gothic song on the album, describing an infatuation that can only be fulfilled in the narrators dreams. Veins of Glass is the only weak track on the album, with rather weak and repetitive lyrics and song structure. The album closes with Falling Again, a redone version of a song that was on the band's initial EP, and ends the album on a high note.
When all is said and done this was a hell of a debut for Lacuna Coil. This album has all the polish and presentation that was lacking on their EP, while still retaining the style and lyricism that makes the band standout. Even after releasing another 4 albums, this is arguably the best work, and a good listen for anyone who is a fan of gothic metal.
The first full length by Italy's favorite international Metal-heads is a mixed bag of good and bad. It's apparent that the loss of the founding guitarists and change of direction was something that they struggled with on this recording but over all, it's not that bad.
The production is what you expect from a Century Media act that the label was unsure of. This is Doom Metal pure and simple. The guitars have a slow and depressed feel to them. There are several leads and one solo. The guitars are mostly open chorded and they have a fair amount of dirge and darkness.
The bass is follows the guitars far too much, thankfully this would change on later releases. The drums are creative and fairly original. They are one of the standouts on this album.
The vocals are well done and a display the "beauty and the beast" style as good as any at the time. Andrea's vocals are at their deathliest on this album. Its shame that he stopped utilizing them so early on in the bands career. Christina's vocals are excellent as always, but she is still clearly trying to find her voice on this album.
Musically there are some very good ideas on this CD. This is a very original piece of music that no one can argue with. The down side to this CD is that it's incredibly repetitive and lacks the maturity that would come on the following release. A lot of the riffs sound "local" as if played by the garage band down the street. One must wonder if this would have turned out differently had they spent more time on it.
Aside from the flaws on this recording it's still a very good album and worth owning. It shows the band going from straight up Gothic Metal to straight up Doom Metal.
Lacuna Coil has always been one of my favorite groups. Needless to say, they hardly focus on virtuoso musicianship, complex and intricate songwriting, or being a heavy band in general. However, they are still quite enjoyable.
Their '97 self-titled EP was a bit shaky, but 'In a Reverie' was when I would like to believe they got on the right track [their best effort in my opinion being 'Unleashed Memories.'] And as I said, even though they don't focus on complex songwriting, this 9-track album includes some of their most interesting songs to date.
Their music at this time was much more doom-influenced, easily heard in the electric guitar riffs, and much in the vein of The Gathering [who they even toured with occasionally at the time]. They can be called gothic metal, who many will argue with due to their contrast with other such female-fronted gothic acts as Tristania or Theatre of Tragedy.
Overall, every song is quite nice, much like the one that came before it. My greatest dislike with this album is it's [as the title states] lack of effort. If you were to cut out every repeat of a vocal line from each of the songs, each one would probably hardly span over a minute and a half. Not only is this repetitive, but with each repeat, there is abslutely no difference from the last time you heard it. When I first heard "Cold," I could have sworn that it was the same minute and a half on repeat with some different riffs thrown in in between. And don't be fooled by the length of the track "Reverie" -- it repeats the same 2-minute long song twice, then with a bridge and long outro.
Lacuna Coil's never been known for their amazing musicianship, either. The guitars and percussion are overall fairly simple, yet manage to keep your attention. As for vocals, we have the dual voices of Cristina and Andrea, Cristina's vocals being much more bearable. Cristina still doesn't use her voice to her advantage on this album, the only highlights being during the verses of "Stately Lover" and parts of "Reverie."
Aside from Lacuna Coil's repetitive and lazy nature with this, that will most likely forever plague their music, the songs *are* quite good. Some of them even include some Mediterranean sounds -- "My Wings" being the highlight. In others, you can clearly hear much more of a metal sound -- mainly heard in the guitars -- such as "Stately Lover" and "Reverie."
The two very stand-out tracks for this album would have to be "To Myself I Turned" and "Falling Again." "To Myself I Turned" is very much so in the vein of a ballad, with a driving chorus including some interesting voice-layering. Needless to say, it's one of the more interesting songs being offered, with some semi-interesting lyrics that Cristina compares to seperating in a relationship. "Falling Again" is indeed a redo of the song "Falling" off of their '97 self-titled EP. Apparently, their former band members insisted it be an all-acoustic song, and after they left, Lacuna decided to do it again the way they wanted. The only difference from the '97 version is a few lyric changes, some electronic drums [and actual drums] and background synths, and electric guitars. The song is a great close to the album.
So, if you're looking for some enjoyable light gothic metal with some pretty female vocals and a cool-sounding vocal line or riff every once and a while, this album is for you. However, if you're looking for something much more intricate, heavy, or perhaps you have Attention Deficit Disorder, this album is probably NOT for you. All in all, this album would have probably earned at least an 87% from me if Lacuna Coil actually got over their constant laziness and put more meat into their songs.
This is one of those albums that...if you here the few good songs on the album, you will buy it. WARNING: there are a few good songs here that will make you want to buy the album if you hear it, but the rest are boring! Do not buy. The album reaches some great points...then fades away into boringness.
Basically, we have Falling again, To Myself I Turned, and My Wings which make up the good songs of the lot. These 3 tracks all have the same thing, gothic metal instrumental playing to support some nice and powerful vocals. Cristina has does do some nice vocal work here...its almost trance like, very emotional at times. As for the instruments, like I said they support the vocals, but when there are no vocals, on these 3 tracks they manage to be enjoyable, but they just make you want to here the vocals again.
For the rest of the songs, they are boring, and that includes the vocals. The instruments continiously fail to produce anything but pure boringness. There are no riffs that are good, there isn't any good guitar work at all. The drums are slow and out of place. I think I heard a bass in the album somewhere. Listening to this album is like listening to something unispired. It seems like on the good tracks the band had great inspiration drawing on their emotions to produce deep and moving music. The rest of the time they just needed 6 tracks to finish off the album so they produced medeocre boring songs.
The ep before this album is much better as in Unleashed Memories, ignore this mistake and just assume the band needed time to develope their skills. Get their other records before this one (don't get this one at all really).


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One of the most highly anticipated games of 2017 is undoubtedly the RPG game entitled Scalebound. Earlier this month rumors started pointing out that its launch date might be postponed and sadly, Microsoft just confirmed that. A Microsoft official stated that the company's game developing department is focusing on creating other major games right now such as Halo Wars 2 and Sea of Thieves thus meaning that Scalebound has to wait.
This came as a complete surprise since the game was surrounded with so much excitement and fans thought that this was enough to ensure its production. Well, it looks like Microsoft has other goals right now. The game was first unveiled at E3 2014 and it was supposed to drop during 2016, but that got postponed until 2017. In fact, this isn't the first time Scalebound is getting pushed back because initially it was announced back in 2006, but the developers opted to create Bayonetta instead.
While Microsoft fans are certainly upset, they should know that they are going to receive other greater games during 2017. Especially since Microsoft announced that the sole reason Scalebound is getting cancelled is to give the company time to develop games like State of Decay 2, Crackdown 3 and many more. It will probably be a while until we can get to see another game created by Hideki Kamiya and PlatinumGames together, the original directive departments of Scalebound.
Nonetheless, even though one game is getting cancelled we can only be excited about what's to come. For example Halo Wars 2, another installment in the renowned Halo franchise. Players should be happy to know that the multiplayer mode of Halo will keep them entertained.


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Learning is much more than just what goes on inside the classroom, which is why we have an extensive programme to enrich the experiences for the boys. We provide many opportunities for visitors to come to the School to provide workshops to enhance learning in a good number of curriculum areas, such as History and Science. Where these opportunities link with the curriculum at the Girls' Prep School, we endeavour to bring the boys and girls together to extend the learning experiences further. In addition, the boys undertake trips to theatres, museums, art galleries, environment centres and National Trust properties. These visits are carefully planned and provide opportunities to consolidate learning, link learning to real life or extend thinking.
One aspect of learning that has proven greatly beneficial to the boys has been 'Learning Outside the Classroom'. This takes many guises, from the weekly sessions that the boys in Reception and Year 1 experience at our outdoor space at Hinchley Wood, where they explore the woodland environment, to working out the area and perimeter of the complex shape of the boys' playground as part of their Maths learning in Year 5. More recently, the boys have also partnered with girls in Year 9 from the Design Technology department in the Senior School. This collaborative project has provided rich dialogues between the two age groups in designing and making sustainable items, to populate the outdoor learning space in the wood for the boys' continued learning experiences.
We have a progressive and varied residential programme that begins in Year 3 with an overnight stay at Juniper Hall, where the boys take part in a number of interesting environmental studies, such as humane trapping of animals to study. In Year 4, the boys undertake a two-night visit to Little Canada in the Isle of Wight. This experience provides the boys with a good number of team-building and adventurous activities that enable them to test out their skills in communication, teamwork, resilience and overcoming fear. In Year 5, the boys go a little further to Northern France, where they have the opportunity to practise their French, visit a snail farm and try diabolos, amongst other exciting activities. The boys' final residential experience happens in Year 6 when their survival skills are entirely put to the test as they undertake a week of Bushcraft! They learn to be entirely self-sufficient from preparing their tents, to building fires and preparing and cooking food for meals. They also have the opportunity to experience outward bound activities, such as lake swimming, building shelters and using tracking skills.


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For anyone without a WiFi connection, however, there are still some awesome modes to check out. As mentioned, Vs. Mode can be played with up to three computer-controlled players, which works much like Smash Bros. does on Cube. In addition, Bleach DS also supports two forms of local multiplayer, using either one cart for "DS Download Play" or multiple carts for classic wireless multiplayer. When playing downloaded games, up to four players can boot off a single cart, though the amount of time it takes to load a single game is a bit on the long side. Most matches we hosted took an average of one minute flat to load up, with no ability to "rematch" on the fly to eliminate load times. It would have been an awesome if Treasure would have included a quick way to rematch the same fight, but the fact that download play can even exist with four players on such a fast fighting game is a testament to the product in itself. Having multiple carts is the best way to enjoy Bleach DS, though finding American gamers with Bleach DS on hand is going to be a daunting task.
Bleach DS: Import Friendly?
Now that you've got a taste for what Bleach DS has to offer, is it even possible for you to play it? After all, we've seen a ton of games that are near impossible to navigate without knowing Japanese, so finding a game that is English-friendly can be a challenge in itself. We're happy to tell you, however, that Sega has got you covered on this one. Not only is Bleach DS comprehensive in its layout, it actually has a good chunk of English worked into the presentation, making it one of the best choices for first-time importers.
In fact, designers found multiple ways of making the game user friendly to gamers from any region. The first menu players will come to is the "Mode Select" screen, and while there isn't a ton of English text (aside from the obvious "Vs" in one of the slots) the audio is a huge help. When scrolling through the options a recorded voice (Japanese voice actor speaking English) calls out what each mode is. It's a bit hard to hear at first, but after a moment of picking up the actor's accent you can easily determine which mode is which. The main menu's options are presented in the following order: Story Mode, Arcade Mode, Vs Mode, Training Mode, Time Attack Mode, Survival Mode, Challenge Mode (like a guided training mode, Challenge requires you to pull off combos of varying difficulty), Deck Construction (the main editing screen for all battle power-ups), Urahara Shop (shop for unlocking art, cards and costumes), Gallery (look at pictures, listen to music, view cut-scenes), Options, and Return.
Aside from the main menu, it's basically a bit of guess and check work using chopped bits of English and familiar icons. On one hand, all character selection, editing, and team assignments are in English, so setting up a game once you're in the desired game mode is relatively easy. On the flipside, setting up WiFi matches will be done in Japanese, so players will have to know ahead of time how to set up the DS online configurations without being able to read (looking for wireless signals, entering any access code for your personal router, establishing a connection). Luckily, there are a ton of in-depth guides online that breakdown every menu in the game, each character combo, and story mode objectives. We recommend that anyone looking to import should track down an import guide online, as it will help immensely in the overall navigation and understanding of the game's objectives (especially in story mode). With a little guessing and checking though, the average gamer should be able to navigate over 80% of Bleach DS without any help.
Bleach DS: Final Impressions
Taking everything into consideration, is Bleach DS worth the purchase? Absolutely. In fact, aside from the imminent Bleach 2 release in Japan later down the line, we can't think of a single reason why Bleach DS isn't a solid import choice. The gameplay is amazing, the graphical and audio presentations are both very impressive, and the overall feel of the game is incredibly user-friendly for English-speaking gamers. If you're looking for an amazing 2D fighter on DS, there's really no other contender as of yet. Don't let the Japan-only release stop you from enjoying one of the top titles on the system. Bleach DS is a great first import title, it has a huge fan base online to work with (IRC battle rooms, tons of English guides, and message boards a-plenty) and it even has a good chunk of English support within the product itself. Import it. Play it. Love it.
You can find Bleach DS at import sites all across the net (Play-Asia.com hooked us up with our copy), retailing at just under $49.99. We'll have more news on both Bleach DS 2 and Bleach Wii as news develops.


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Blue Flames, Black Gold – The story of Santos
Blue Flames, Black Gold – The story of Santos, by Kristin Weidenbach, is an adventure into the Australian outback in the early 1950s, when searching for oil becomes a quest that ultimately establishes a world class energy source and transforms a state and a fledgling Australian industry.
Blue Flames, Black Gold is about a company conceived of the oil fervour of the 1950s and the vision of two school chums who took their tiny exploration company into virgin territory at a time when experts said there was nothing to find.
For the first time, Blue Flames, Black Gold brings to life the vision and perseverance of the late John Bonython, the wealthy Adelaide establishment businessman who used his own funds to establish Santos, and his reliance on the expertise of talented geologists such as Reg Sprigg and Heli Wopfner to deliver on a promise to shareholders.
Told by insiders, it tells of the intrepid wildcatters who venture into Australia's dead heart to find oil in the 1950s and 1960s and discover an energy resource that not only includes oil but one of the world's biggest natural gas resources.
As Santos grows, there are boardroom tussles and political wrangles through the 1970s and 1980s with players including Alan Bond and numerous premiers. Through the 1990s, the company is protected from takeover by a unique shareholder cap of 15% and turns its focus to acquisitions and discoveries around Australia and overseas. And, by the turn of the century, it is returning to what it does best, transforming natural resources into energy that can be used by customers in Australia and around the world.
Blue Flames, Black Gold not only tells the story of South Australia's biggest company, it also tells of the industrial modernisation of a state in desperate need of its own energy source and Australia's transition to new energy sources of the future.
Blue Flames, Black Gold captures Santos' 60 years of history and was initiated by Santos Chief Executive Officer David Knox and former senior executive Peter Wasow.
The book required four years of research and numerous interviews with prominent people in Santos' history including former chairmen, former chief executive officers, the Bonython family, political leaders, senior executives, Alan Bond and the man who was present at the company's first major gas discovery, Heli Wopfner.
"Blue Flames Black Gold is a classic story of guts, determination and a little bit of madness," said author Kristin Weidenbach.
"It is about two people who wanted to explore the wild frontiers, based on little more than a whim. They defied the experts. They are quintessential Australian heroes.
"The story encompasses much of the social and political history of South Australia, as well as the evolution of Australia's energy sector as it transitioned from the old town-gas era to the new energy sources of the future delivered from the remote Australian outback."
The story of Santos revolves around the work of thousands of employees over many years, led by founding Chairman the late John Bonython, who is survived by his wife Shirley and son Hannibal.
Blue Flames, Black Gold illustrates Mr Bonython's leadership through years of perseverance with little success and the establishment of Santos as a major player in the Australian energy market. Other leaders in the Santos story who are described in the book include:
- "Gentlemanly Tim Knights, who came out of Britain's acquisitive Burmah Oil operation, to set up the gas business in the 1960s;
- Beloved John Zehnder who led from the front and shepherded the company through the lean years of the 1970s;
- Hard-nosed Alex Carmichael who whipped the liquids project through at a cracking pace;
- Ross Adler, the numbers man, who brought corporate discipline and Board room stability;
- John Ellice-Flint, the quirky intellectual, who restocked the pantry and ventured into Asia; and
- The ebullient Scot, David Knox, who brought world class partners, project execution, and a sense of fun and energy."
"Through it all ran the spirit of the founding champions – John Bonython, the patriot; Reg Sprigg, the explorer; Hubert Harvey, the fund-raiser," Ms Weidenbach said.
"The history of Santos is the story of a company growing up. A company born by the vision of school chums Bob Bristowe and John Bonython. It survived the scrapes of childhood and matured through adolescence wearing the cloak of the local underdog.
"Sixty years after the founders formed South Australia Northern Territory Oil Search the company is entering the prime of its life."
And there is more to come…..
About The Author
Kristin Weidenbach writes creative non-fiction focused on Australian history. She is the author of Rock Star – the story of Reg Sprigg, a biography of one of Australia's greatest geologists. Her Australian bestseller, Mailman of the Birdsville Track: The Story of Tom Kruse, has sold more than 100,000 copies and has been reprinted 25 times since publication in 2003. Her picture book for children, Tom the Outback Mailman, illustrated by Timothy Ide, won the Eve Pownall award for Information Book of the Year, 2013, from the Children's Book Council of Australia.
Kristin is a PhD immunologist who switched to a writing career after completing postdoctoral research at Stanford University in California. She is the author of several academic publications and the recipient of an award from the International Association of Forensic Sciences. As a science writer, Kristin has written for Science magazine and for publications from Harvard and Stanford medical schools. Her magazine articles have been awarded prizes from the Council for the Advancement and Support of Education and from the Association of American Medical Colleges. She has also written for Outback magazine and Australian Geographic.
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Agran Wants Your Federal Dollars for Great Park
During his fourth annual State of the Great Park address today at Irvine City Hall, Orange County Great Park Corp. board chairman Larry Agran said federal stimulus funds from the Obama administration are being sought to help pay for $61 million worth of construction beginning there this year.
Near the end of his remarks, the Irvine city councilman also mentioned he would like to register the names of everyone who has and will have worked on the 1,347-acre park for future generations.
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"We are urging President Obama to consider the Great Park for economic stimulus funds," said Agran, who characterized the park on a portion of the former El Toro Marine Corps Air Station as an example of the "shovel-ready" projects the White House favors. "We have ample resources for the 500-acre development plan, but federal funds would enable us to accelerate our construction schedule and put more people to work. There is a strong precedent for federal investment in parks and recreation areas in order to stimulate economic recovery. During the 1930s, thousands of Americans were put to work building and improving California's great metropolitan parks-San Francisco's Golden Gate Park, Los Angeles' Griffith Park and Balboa Park in San Diego."
Again referencing those parks, Agran said it is a shame people today do not know the names of all the workers who built those parks and their extraordinary features. He does not want a repeat of that at the Great Park.
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"Unfortunately, their names are lost to history," he said. "We don't want to make the mistake of forgetting the actual workers who build our Great Park. That's why I've asked Great Park CEO Mike Ellzey to establish a comprehensive, contemporaneous workers registry to record the name and work history of each and every individual making a significant contribution to the design, construction and initial operation of our Great Park.
"At first, these names will be recorded electronically; later, we'll find the appropriate ways to integrate this list into the architecture of our Great Park. Just as artists sign their paintings, I believe the names of all the workers--the planners, designers, the roofers, ironworkers, electricians, and operating engineers--be ncorporated into the plazas, perimeter walls, and other key features of the Great Park. I hope you agree."
The bulk of Agran's speech concerned the park's history, recent awards and what lies ahead, particularly the development of 500 acres of land projected to begin in September. Current park visitors--whose numbers totalled 150,000 last year, according to city figures--see mostly temporary park features. That will rapidly change, claimed Agran, who estimated yearly visitors will soon reach 300,000.
"Over the next few years, we will create a 100-acre Great Park community farm, a sports park with tournament level soccer fields, the site preparation for a 20-acre lake, cultural terrace, botanical terrace and large performance area," he vowed. "The Orange County Great Park is one of the largest development projects of its kind in the United States. We will be putting thousands of people to work when work is desperately needed."
Agran called it "the largest, most compelling metropolitan park built in America in the past 100 years," one that is bucking recent trends.
"Some people have legitimately asked why--especially in this harsh economic
environment--do we press ahead, simultaneously designing the Great Park and yet
opening the Preview Park to hundreds of thousands of visitors," Agran said. "These critics observe that we could have decided to do what a private sector developer might do. We could have just put a green canvas fence around our 1,347 acres; we could have sequestered our $650 million in land, cash and pledged infrastructure. And we could have told folks we're just going to wait out the bad times, even if that meant doing nothing for five or six or seven years.
"Well, of course, we haven't done that. We haven't done that because, quite simply, that
wasn't the mission most of us signed on for when we became Great Park board
Their job, he said, was to make the park operational for the public as soon as possible--ironic given that most criticism directed at the project has been how long the project is taking and the lack of "there there." That obviously not how Agran views it, at least publicly.
"The voters' message was unmistakable: In good times or bad--perhaps especially in bad times--keep Irvine and the Great Park moving forward ... in a positive direction," he said. "Last November's voter mandate--both nationally and locally--came at a critical time.
Our country had already been in recession for 12 months. The ensuing eight months
have brought us worsening economic conditions nationally, regionally and locally. Some say the worst is now behind us; others have a more pessimistic view.
"The fact of the matter is that across America today there are more than 15 million people unemployed and another 5 to 10 million seriously underemployed. More than a million of these men and women are our friends and neighbors here in Southern California. If, as Americans, we truly value work; if we truly value the dignity and self-reliance that comes from honest work; then there should be a job for every woman and man who wants to work. This isn't just an economic issue--it's a moral issue for all of us."
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Paramore, Jimmy Eat World
Jimmy Eat World and Paramore seem like an odd pair for a co-headlining tour: The former has been a steady fixture in the emo scene since the mid-'90s, while the latter is a pop-punk band whose career is just starting to take off, with a Best New Artist Grammy nomination and a handful of hot singles.
When the tour hit town Saturday night at American University's Bender Arena, Paramore took the stage first, but played as if they owned the place. Frontwoman Hayley Williams's tormented vocals and infectious energy were captivating; even the antics that could've trespassed into cliche territory (fist-pumping, headbanging her bright orange hair) seemed genuinely enthusiastic. The singles "Misery Business" and "Crushcrushcrush" were the obvious standouts, but the band even pulled off a mellow ballad. "When It Rains" was the slowest song in Paramore's hour-long set, but Williams's emotive melody projected just as much power as on the rest of their angst-filled songs.
After that display of conviction, Jimmy Eat World could have seemed like has-beens by comparison. Instead, the quartet's set featured hit song after hit song -- and the ones that weren't actual hits sure sounded as though they should've been. The power chords, earnest vocals, harmonies and super-speedy rhythms that made "The Middle" and "Sweetness" such catchy tunes permeated every song, making for a set that was inherently danceable and singalongable, if a bit repetitive.
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Judy Collins wouldn't give her exact age during her Friday night Birchmere performance, but admitted, "I did take Social Security this year." Because the folk singer's voice sounded as good as it did in her 20s, the only clues to her approximate age were that quip and her recounting of her 40-year career through anecdotes and songs.
Collins's musical autobiography ranged from "John Riley," included on her 1961 debut "Maid of Constant Sorrow," to "Blackbird" and "Norwegian Wood" from her 2007 album of John Lennon and Paul McCartney covers.
Collins, who appeared with Amy Speace, an artist on Collins's Wildflower Records, talked about her beginnings as a pianist and how songs such as "Goodnight Irene" pulled her away from classical music. She recalled playing Gerde's Folk City in New York and seeing a 13-year-old Arlo Guthrie there, as well as Bob Dylan, whom she called "scruffy -- even by '60s standards." She sang Dylan's "Dark Eyes," as well as a bit of "Mr. Tambourine Man," after telling a story about staying at the home of his manager one night and waking up to Dylan singing it.
She talked about meeting Joni Mitchell and singing her songs ("Chelsea Morning," "That Song About the Midway"); meeting Leonard Cohen and singing his songs ("Suzanne"); and finally deciding to start writing some music of her own ("Since You've Asked"). Collins finished with "Send In the Clowns," naturally, but by the end of the show, it was apparent that her enduring, best-known song is just one small piece of her story.
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Famed producer Scott Rudin will produce a family comedy titled "The Pet" for Disney together with Craig Perry.
Renowned, prolific producer Scott Rudin gets a new project to take care of. Variety has reported that the New York native is teaming up with Craig Perry to produce family comedy "The Pet" for Walt Disney Pictures.
While stars and director have yet to be named, Matt Lieberman has already been hired to pen the script with Sheila Hanahan Taylor executive producing. Pic is likely to be Lieberman's feature writing debut as he recently penned upcoming "Dr. Dolittle 4" for Fox Home Entertainment.
Rudin, known for his award-winning films and Broadway plays, formed his own production company, Scott Rudin Productions, after taking up employment at Edgar J. Scherick Associates. Recent titles he produced included "Freedomland", "Failure to Launch", and "Notes on a Scandal."


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The Board of Andes has appointed Macquarie Capital (Europe) Limited (Macquarie) as Financial Adviser and as Joint Broker to the Company alongside GMP Securities Europe LLP (GMP) and Westhouse Securities Limited (Westhouse). The appointment is with immediate effect.
The Board is further pleased to announce that it has entered into a US$5,000,000 debt facility (the "Facility") with Macquarie Capital Group Limited. The proceeds are to be used to support Andes through its exploration and development programmes throughout South America. The Facility carries interest at a rate of LIBOR plus 9.5%, which can be capitalised, and is repayable 1 year from the date of draw down, with the option to extend by 1 year, subject to the lender's consent. Andes has also issued Macquarie Capital Group Limited 7.5 million warrants with an exercise price of 43p per share.
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All that we are children of God are people who we should of always having hope to be glorified on the Father who is in heaven and descend upon us this love through Holy Spirit that Jesus himself left us so that every person does not lose by hope and not shames because it is given by God through his love for all that love that is unconditional and has no barriers to be loved and be part of the Kingdom of God.
And hope market not ashamed; because God's love has been poured into our hearts through the Holy Spiritwho was given to us. Romans 5: 5. Bible Reina Valera 1960.
A new paragraph begins in this issue of "justification" being developed by San Paulo. Until now his concern was to demonstrate the fact of "justification," free gift that God offers to all men, Jews and Gentiles, through faith in Jesus Christ, which we deserved with his redemptive death.
The justification which it is given to by the unconditional love of God to all men to be part of the legacy the Holy Spirit is a joy to feel this enjoyment in our hearts because it is God's gift to each of us that love which is the hope of the glory of God to all that apply part of the Kingdom of God.
Therefore being justified by faith, we have peace with God through our Lord Jesus Christ; Romans 5: 1. Bible Reina Valera 1960.
By whom also we have access by faith into this grace wherein we stand, and rejoice in hope of the glory of God. Romans 5: 2. Bible Reina Valera 1960.
This is what St. Paul himself noted in Chapter 5 of the Romans and in verses 1 and 2, which may well be considered as a conclusion of what was said in previous chapters and as a starting point for the following four: "justified" then, by faith, we already have peace with God before we were "children of wrath" were called so because they were children of the devil but are now part of God through Jesus Christ and the grace to be part of the Holy Spirit.
To show in the coming ages the exceeding riches of his grace in his kindness toward us in Christ Jesus. Ephesians 2: 7. Bible Reina Valera 1960.
And you, that were sometime alienated and enemies in your mind by wicked works, yet now hath he reconciled Colossians 1:21. Bible Reina Valera 1960.
And this I owe to Jesus Christ who is who made us acceptable to God and has gained us access to "this grace" of justification.. In hope of the glory of God. With this last expression it
All this is from God, who reconciled us to himself through Christ and gave us the ministry of reconciliation; 2 Corinthians 5:18. Bible Reina Valera 1960.
Wherefore remember, that ye being in time past Gentiles in the flesh, ye were called uncircumcised by the hand called the Circumcision made in the flesh. Ephesians 2:11
At that time ye were without Christ, being aliens from the commonwealth of Israel and strangers from the covenants of promise, having no hope and without God in the world. Ephesians 2:12. Bible Reina Valera 1960.
But now in Christ Jesus you who once were far off have been brought near by the blood of Christ. Ephesians 2:13. Bible Reina Valera 1960.
For he is our peace, who hath made both one and broke down the dividing wall of hostility, Ephesians 2:14. Bible Reina Valera 1960.
abolishing in his flesh the enmity, even the law of commandments contained in ordinances; for to make in himself of twain one new man, so making peace, Ephesians 2:15. Bible Reina Valera 1960.
and through the cross to reconcile us both to God in one body, having slain the enmity. Ephesians 2:16. Bible Reina Valera 1960.
And came and preached peace to you who were far off and to those who were near; Ephesians 2:17. Bible Reina Valera 1960.
For through him we both have access by one Spirit to the Father. Ephesians 2:18. Bible Reina Valera 1960.
So you are no longer foreigners and aliens, but fellow citizens with the saints and members of the family of God, Ephesians 2:19. Bible Reina Valera 1960.
built upon the foundation of the apostles and prophets, being the chief cornerstone Jesus Christ Himself, Ephesians 2:20. Bible Reina Valera 1960.
In him the whole building is joined together and rises to become a holy temple in the Lord; Ephesians 2:21. Bible Reina Valera 1960.
In whom ye also are builder together for an habitation of God through the Spirit. Eph 2:22
And it is all for the gift of hope on the grace of God that is what makes we are true children of God even without being circumcised by human hands because the real circumcision is in the heart to accept Christ Jesus as Lord of lords through the anointing with the Holy Spirit and fire.


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I realize that this is an old blog. Most of the conversation seems to be about the inner city. What about downtown Detroit. What do you think caused its demise, my theory has been that the "White flight" and J.L Hudson's what do you all think.
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The obvious answer is that the companies and people didn't like the treatment they were getting in Detroit so they left.
What didn't they like? I'd guess high taxes, high corruption, low delivery of city services and strangling regulations.
Nothing has changed, the current mayor gave his wife a luxury Lincoln SUV vehicle that had been donated for the city's use and then claimed racism when called on it. He then did exactly the same thing with a Cadillac SUV.
Would you risk your life savings investing in Detroit after seeing what liberals did to a once thriving and beautiful city?
The minute you buy one of those buildings or homes the Detroit city inspectors will descend on you with a list of demands for lead paint removal, building permits, demolition permits, unsightliness orders et al that will empty every dime in your pocket.
Unless you have almost unlimited funds and time to wait for honest conservative government it's much safer to invest elsewhere.
Downtown Detroit has made an amazing turn around - Lofts are opening up in old commercial buildings and there is construction and a population boom going on in downtown. The casinos are expanding, the old Book Cadillac is being refurbished into condos and the new Riverwalk is attracting hundreds of thousands.
The rest of the city is another story.


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At the end of today's training session in Newport High School, the Zebre coaching staff announced the team that will play the Dragons tomorrow night in the second round of the Guinness PRO12 .
Opponents of Zebre Rugby are the Welsh Dragons beaten by Biagi and his team mates 47-22 in Parma in the last round of last season 2015/16 back in May. In the previous eight meetings between the two teams there were two Italian wins, one draw and 5 Dragons wins for a side defeated only once at Rodney Parade since 2007 against an Italian team.
In the last season of Guinness PRO12, Zebre gained one more victory than their Welsh opponents who preceded them by only two points in the final table thanks to 10 defensive bonus points, a record amongst the twelve sides of the competition.
For the important challenge of tomorrow night, Zebre can rely on the recovery of some athletes including internationals Fabiani and Geldenhuys which will start in a starting XV who sees 10 international part of the last summer tour of Italy. Among those changes respect to the Liberty Stadium opener, on the bench Engelbrecht, Koegelenberg, Pratichetti and Roan gain their first seasonal call. International prop Lovotti won't be part of the game, suspended for two weeks by the referee's commission of the tournament after being cited for a blow to Tipuric during last week Ospreys challenge.
Here's Zebre line-up for Friday, September 9 match at Rodney Parade in Newport (Wales) for the 2nd round of the Guinness PRO12 against the Dragons. Kick off at 7.15 pm local time:
15 Kurt Baker
14 Lloyd Greeff
13 Giulio Bisegni
12 Tommaso Boni
11 Gabriele Di Giulio*
10 Carlo Canna
9 Guglielmo Palazzani
8 Andries Van Schalkwyk
7 Maxime Mbandà*
6 Jacopo Sarto
5 George Biagi (cap)
4 Quintin Geldenhuys
3 Pietro Ceccarelli
2 Oliviero Fabiani
1 Andrea De Marchi
Replacements :
16 Carlo Festuccia
17 Guillermo Roan
18 Dario Chistolini
19 Gideon Koegelenberg
20 Federico Ruzza*
21 Carlo Engelbrecht
22 Matteo Pratichetti
23 Edoardo Padovani*
Coach. Gianluca Guidi
Not available for selection due to injury: Mattia Bellini, Dion Berryman, Joshua Furno*, Andrea Manici*, Johan Meyer, Matteo Panunzi*, Bruno Postiglioni, Kayle Van Zyl, Giovanbattista Venditti*, Marcello Violi*
Suspended: Andrea Lovotti*
*Former member of the Italian Rugby Union academy "Ivan Francescato" of Tirrenia.
Referee: Lloyd Linton (Scottish Rugby Union)
Assistant Referees: Cammy Rudkin Scottish Rugby Union) e Gareth John (Welsh Rugby Union)
No tv coverage. Live text coverage of the game on www.pro12rugby.com and on Zebre Rugby twitter account with the official game hashtag #NGDvZEB
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Ok. this week is gonna be Update Week, where I update all of my stories. I make no promises :(, but at least 3-4 will be updated. So keep your eyes open.
I like Anime, fanfiction, Video games, Manga and computer games My Favorite Anime are Naruto Zatch Bell One Piece Shaman King Inuyasha My Favorite Manga Are Inuyasha Naruto Zatch Bell Shaman King
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Mizuki- Weirdo
Chokyuukai- Piggy
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Dawn of The New Konoha-
Otogakure, Kirigakure, Kumogakure and IwaGakure have joined together and destroyed Konoha. The only survivors are The Rookie 9, Iruka, Konohamaru, Jiraiya, and a half dead Kakashi. Can they rebuild Konoha in a new light. Are will their memories tear them apart.
Xioalin Surprise-
Raimundo, Kimiko, Clay and Omi have switched Elements. Omi gets Kimiko's fire, Kimiko get Omi's water, Clay gets Raimundo's wind and Raimundo gets Clays Earth! Will they learn to control their new elements, or will Jack Spicer take over the world. Takes place before Chase Young appears.
-All of the Rookie Nine(Excluding Shikamaru) + Gai's team- fail to qualify for their first try at the Chunin Exam, they participate again 2 and a half years later with a third member . They meet some members of a new Village that have hid their presence for a hundred years, but have come to participate in the Chunin Exams. They also get to meet the old Bastard Uchiha again. Naruto/FullmetalAlchemist/Inuyasha Crossover-
What If-
Tsunade finds a 'what if machine.' Tsunade calls up everyone and they all take turns asking questions.
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A criminal appeal is a formal request to rehear a case that has already been decided -- a request that a new court reconsider the decision of the first court. When one or both sides of a case that has already been decided think there was a mistake made at trial, they can file an appeal. An appeal is entirely different than a jury trial. There is no testimony taken. The court of appeals decides the case entirely upon the written briefs filed by your attorney and the offie of the Attorney General who represents the prosecution and asks that the conviction be upheld.
Burgin is a city in Mercer County, Kentucky, United States. Its population was 874 at the 2000 census.
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Who you think you are has more to do with the way you behave than you realize. That's really the key – who you really believe you are. If you really believe you are a failure, if you believe you are bad at math, if you believe you are a poor public speaker – those beliefs manifest themselves in your actions. You become no more than what you believe you are.
Putting on a pair of glasses
What if I told you that you could take your beliefs and change them in the same way that you can take off a pair of glasses and put on another pair of glasses. When you put on another pair of glasses, let's say a pair of sunglasses, you see everything differently – EVERYTHING! Now what you see, you see through the lenses of those glasses.
Your beliefs are the same way. Everything you do or every decision you make goes through the lens of your beliefs. If you believe that you're a failure or you believe that you're this kind of person or that kind of person, then no matter what, you are always seeing yourself through that lens. What you need to do is change the lens of your beliefs – the beliefs of who you are.
Removing doubts and fears
Some people look at hypnosis and they think that it's some kind of trick, that it's a farce. They think that the people are faking it. They don't believe in hypnosis. But, hypnosis really does work. It's a very simple thing. It doesn't give anyone any special abilities or allow them to do anything that they don't already know how to do. When a hypnotist hypnotizes someone and causes, for example, someone who stutters to give an eloquent speech, or causes someone who is afraid of heights to walk across a beam laid across two ladders, or someone who can't sing to sing a beautiful song – the hypnotist is not giving these people these abilities, these abilities already existed in these people. The only thing the hypnotist is doing is removing their doubts that they can do these things. He's removing their doubts so that they totally believe they can do it. That's all hypnosis is. It is removing all inhibitions, doubt and fear that you can do something. The things that people do under hypnosis are things they already have the ability to do, but just don't believe they can.
What are your beliefs?
I want you to think about that concept and think about your own life and think about the things that you continually fail at or that you continually can't do or can't accomplish. Is it because you don't have the ability or is it because you simply believe deep down inside that you can't do it, that you are not that kind of a person?
For example, there are people who all their lives have told themselves, "I'm not a runner, I can't run, I hate running. It's painful." And they have never been able to run because they have told themselves that they are not a runner. That's their belief. Well, there are some of these people who have had this belief all their life and have changed their belief. They began running and began training and got past that belief and suddenly realized that people aren't runners or not runners and that you weren't born into this world a runner and some people not runners. It's all in your mind. It's all what you believe.
These very same people who all their lives believed that they were not runners have been able to run marathons. Think about it! Suddenly they realized that they were a runner. They look at themselves now as a runner. It's now a part of their being. It's now a part of who they are. And now that they see themselves as a runner, they can RUN! And now that they believe that it's enjoyable, they enjoy it!
What I'm trying to tell you here is that you need to change your beliefs about who you are. Not just parts of who you are but your entire being. Let's go back to the glasses example. Think about it again. Let's review it again. If you put on a pair of rose colored glasses, everything you see in this world is rose colored. No matter what it is that you see you see it through those rose colored glasses.
Who do you think you are?
I want you to take this example and think about who you are. Let's say that you believe that you are a failure or that you are never going to be successful, that you are never going to accomplish the things in life that you want to accomplish. You have desires but your beliefs are not there. So, everything you do you see through those beliefs – the beliefs that you are a failure and no matter how hard you try you're always seeing it through the "failure" lenses.
If you can understand this concept you can begin to identify your false beliefs about yourself and begin to change them. Put your false beliefs away and begin to see yourself as the person you desire to become. By changing your beliefs you can experience dramatic changes in your life.
Copyright © 2014 Gary N. Larson


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To learn more about the project, you can:
- Explore the interactive exhibit, "A Love Letter to Viral Texts."
- Browse a growing, barebones edition of popular newspaper poetry uncovered in the project: "Fugitive Verses."
Read our published papers:
- "'Fugitive Verses': The Circulation of Poems in Nineteenth-Century American Newspapers," American Periodicals 27.1 (Spring 2017).
- "Reprinting, Circulation, and the Network Author in Antebellum Newspapers" and "Computational Methods for Uncovering Reprinted Texts in Antebellum Newspapers," published in American Literary History 27.3 (August 2015).
- "Detecting and Modeling Local Text Reuse," published in the Proceedings of IEEE/ACM Joint Conference on Digital Libraries (IEEE Computer Society Press, 2014).
- "Detecting and Evaluating Local Text Reuse in Social Networks," published in the Proceedings of the Joint Workshop on Social Dynamics and Personal Attributes (Association for Computational Linguists, 2014).
- "Infectious Texts: Modeling Text Reuse in Nineteenth-Century Newspapers," published in the Proceedings of the Workshop on Big Humanities (IEEE Computer Society Press, 2013).
And review press coverage of the project:
- Read about the project in an article by Britt Peterson in Smithsonian Magazine (print and online): "There Were Listicles That Went Viral Long Before There Was an Internet"
- Co-PI Ryan Cordell was interviewed by Scott Simon for NPR's Weekend Edition: "Hot Content Went Viral in the 1800s, Too"
- Co-PI Ryan Cordell's talk from the 2015 Modern Language Association Convention: "'Many Facts in Small Compass': Information Literature in C19 Newspapers"
- Alexis Madrigal wrote about the project for Fusion: "The Appeal of Facts that Blow Your Mind, from the 19th Century to Buzzfeed"
- Our successful Start-Up Grant proposal to the NEH's Office of Digital Humanities.
- Listen to an interview with project PI Ryan Cordell for WYNC's On the Media.
- Listen to an interview with project PI Ryan Cordell for ABC (Australia) Radio's Future Tense.
- Read a nice writeup of the project on Wired Magazine's MapLab Blog, "Here's How Memes Went Viral — In the 1800s"
- Rebecca Onion also wrote about one of our more interesting "Viral Texts" for Slate Magazine's The Vault History Blog: "Life Advice for Young Men that Went Viral in the 1850s."
- Read an interview with the NEH about the project on the Office of Digital Humanities' blog.


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