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Thirty years and stronger than ever! One of Scotland's most popular folk bands with great vocals and tremendous three part harmonies. Guitars, mandolin, fiddle, bouzouki, whistles, bodhrans, banjo and good humour are all part of the entertainment. They have received gold and silver disc awards from the Scottish Music Industry Association and regularly have sell out shows at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe!
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In molecular biology, the ribosome represents the machinery necessary to assemble proteins, the building blocks of life. In this process, information encoded in the genome's DNA is first transcribed to messenger RNA in the nucleus, then transported to the ribosome where protein-assembly instructions are put in motion to translate the code into actual proteins.
But in recent years, it has been demonstrated that the ribosome is far more than just a processing unit; indeed, current research points to an important role for this complex structure in actively regulating biological processes.
Now, in a first-of-its-kind study that broadly examines the composition of the riboproteome, a scientific team led by investigators at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center (BIDMC) reveals previously unappreciated components of the ribosome, uncovering a large and dynamic structure that, among other things, can be altered in cancer. Published in the on-line issue of the journal Cell Reports, the study additionally describes the development of an analytic platform that can be widely applied to numerous biological systems to highlight the functional roles of possible disease genes associated with the riboproteome.
"A primary goal of our lab is to gain a better understanding of translation and its impact on cancer," explains senior author Pier Paolo Pandolfi, MD, PhD, Scientific Director of the Cancer Center at BIDMC and George C. Reisman Professor of Medicine at Harvard Medical School (HMS). "So a key focus of our work has been the role of the ribosome. While the conventional wisdom has been that ribosome composition is absolutely fixed, we have recently pursued the hypothesis that it is, in fact, flexible and dynamic. Moreover, it has become apparent during the course of our investigations that the functional deregulation of the ribosome is implicated in disease initiation and progression, and could serve as a potential target for therapeutic intervention."
In this new study, a scientific team led by Pandolfi lab members John Clohessy, PhD, and Markus Reschke, PhD, examined the ribosome on a large scale to get a clearer picture of the relationship and interactions between ribosomes and the associated proteins required for efficient and correct translation of messenger RNA (mRNA).
"We wanted to find out what was happening in the ribosome on a global scale," explains Clohessy. "So we incorporated into our analysis those proteins that associate with either the ribosome itself or with the mRNA being translated, and which could represent important regulators of translation."
Until recently a lack of high-throughput ribosomal analysis has limited researchers' abilities to characterize the ribosomal proteome, which consists of the ribosome itself and a host of other proteins that interact with this cellular machine to regulate translation. In this new study, the scientists optimized and adapted a SILAC-based mass spectrometry approach to probe this complex microscopic structure through the analysis of far more data than was ever available before.
An acronym for stable isotopic labeling by amino acids in cell culture, SILAC utilizes non-radioactive isotope labeling to detect quantitative differences in protein abundance among cell samples. "A SILAC-based approach offers an elegant way of comparing two different cellular populations," explains Reschke. "The metabolic incorporation into the proteins of amino acids that have been differentially labeled with carbon and nitrogen isotopes results in a mass shift of the corresponding peptides, and it is this shift that can be detected by a mass spectrometer.
"The beauty of this system is that you're keeping the cells in their natural environment, you're simply substituting one amino acid with another," he adds. "This enables you to conduct a direct comparison without other chemical modifications."
Using a panel of cell lines, as well as genetic and pharmacological perturbations, the team embarked on their characterization of the prostate riboproteome. "Mass spectrometry enabled us to look at thousands of proteins at the same time," explains Clohessy. Through SILAC-based mass spec, the investigators were able to gain the first comprehensive overview of proteins within this space and examine how the riboproteome is altered in disease.
"We compared a number of different things," adds Clohessy. "We compared different cancer cell lines. We looked at changes to the riboproteome within a single specific cell line, both with and without use of a pharmacological inhibitor. And, we looked at a cell line in the context of genetic alteration. We essentially got a clear snapshot of which proteins were in this space at any particular time, and saw how they responded to cellular signals and stresses."
The authors then carried out a computational analysis on this extensive dataset to determine if there were specific protein networks or pathways that were highly represented in the data. Their survey revealed a number of exciting and surprising findings - with important therapeutic implications.
"Among other things, our analysis uncovered a high incidence of genetic alterations to the riboproteome components in cancer, with a distinct bias towards genetic amplification, [whereby cells accumulate multiple copies of genes which can support cancer growth and survival]" explains Reschke, adding that it also revealed the presence of a significant population of RNA binding proteins (RBPs), important regulators of mRNA translation, some of which are also associated with disease.
"Changes in ribosome amounts have been shown to be associated with cancer for more than a century," notes Nahum Sonenberg, PhD, James McGill Professor of Biochemistry at McGill University. "However, the mechanism that links ribosomes and cancer is not well understood. This paper from the Pandolfi laboratory is a very important step towards the understanding of the full gamut of functions of the ribosome and its associated translation mRNA machinery in cancer."
This novel method additionally opens up a new direction in terms of how to study the ribosome in the context of both disease and therapy. "By now, we know a lot about the genes and pathways that converge on translation, and many of them are well-known oncogenes, including MYC and PI3K," explains Pandolfi. 'But the translational dimension we are now describing offers a new perspective on yet another layer of proteins that seem to be amplified in cancer. These findings provide us with a completely new set of proteins that may be used to better understand the process of translation in cancer, and help identify new targets for therapeutic intervention."
This study was funded, in part, by grants from the National Institutes of Health (RC1 DK087679; 5P01CA120964-04; 5P30CA006516-46) and the German Academy of Sciences Leopoldina.
Characterization and Analysis of the Composition and Dynamics of the Mammalian Riboproteome
In addition to Pandolfi, Reschke and Clohessy, coauthors include BIDMC investigators Nina Seitzer, Daniel Goldstein, Susanne Breitkopf, Daniel Schmolze, Ugo Ala, John Asara and Andrew Beck. Cell Reports, 19 September 2013 10.1016/j.celrep.2013.08.014
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Uh…drunk drawings… A Fancy Justice League. And Aquaman.
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There is no reason that Aquaman and Wonderwoman should not be dressed like this more often.
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The reason why I went late to bed yesterday - again. And some other sketches, but hell, I love JL!Hawkgirl, though this isn't really her JL costume and … she looks a bit too humorous and nice at the same time without any reason. Still: Like her? And I'm getting paranoid I don't get eyes on one line. What happend? Why is getting everything so dislocated? D:"'
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Wednesday, July 07, 2010
Yesterday, Raymond Lam attended a promotional event at a race course with his partner in the film (Emerald Pearl), Charlene Choi. They were patting the back for the white horses. Probably because the weather was too hot, after the white horse's pictures were taken, it immediately did its "big business". Regarding the recent Raymond who have been active in singing, tv and film, and also arranged to receive male singing awards, Raymond stressed that he hasn't been filming series and releasing album for a year, it's all the work that has been arranged previously. Speaking about Leo Ku, Raymond said, " No news, we are okay with our company, I like to listen to Leo Ku's singing too. ( Leo said that he's a lion, are you afraid he'll eat you up?) " Then Cancer should follow meh! But I am Scorpio, likes freedom the most."
It was also said that Raymond Lam's Weibo has many fans, but he clarified that he does not have a Weibo account, " I do not have Facebook or Weibo." Charlene Choi on the other hand was satisfied with her amount of people "watching" her on Weibo, " The past 10 years, what I have done and where I have been, I've forgotten about them very fast, I do not write diary too, but now there is Weibo so I'll treat it like one, I let myself feel what I have done in the past."
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now is time to see how works in game
does winject+hack have to be in bin32 or no?(tried both) doesnt work here :/
doesnt work for me too,i think crytec has anticheat and its detected because when i inject the game then i get connection errors from the servers.
Yes,it can but just dont use it in a dumb manner. Reason this can ban you is because its a .dll hack your injecting to the game,meaning your changing the games memory which is highly detectable. Only .exe's and a few others (if there are any others) are almost undetectable b/c they dont change the game's memory rather,they gather info in most cases and place it on your screen in the form of the hack (most .exe's however require that you run the game in windowed mode)
That doesnt mean its detected. This crack just may have the same problem as [MPGH]master131's crack which has an error sometimes with the MP server connections http://www.mpgh.net/forum/395-crysis...1-2-mp-sp.htmlJust read the description on [MPGH]'s page and you'll see what I'm talking about
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i injected to this .dll but Game in press f1 or other F buttons Game Freeze and close /:
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OK. Make sure you have V1.2. Not 1.1 or 1.0. Update your game to LATEST version.
still doesnt work for me :/ ive patch 1.2 crack 1.1 and i use winject
my game 1.2 update version but dont still work :@ Why Why Why...
i inject winject but pres any F buttons game stop working :S
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When Nooksack Valley went two-and-out during its first Class 1A State Tournament in five years, senior McKenzie Impero didn't shed a tear.
She was disappointed but not upset.
Her high school career had come to an end, but the legacy she helped start had hopefully just begun.
Impero and the Pioneers came a long way since their 2-13 record four years prior, when Impero and teammate McKinna Larson where just starting out at varsity outside hitter and setter, respectively. Nooksack Valley finished this year with an 11-9 record.
"We lost and got out that Friday, but I wasn't upset," Impero said in a phone interview. "I actually didn't even cry, because I just felt really accomplished. I never thought we would make it as far as we did. We made our biggest goal, and that was good enough for me."
Playing in the Yakima Valley SunDome was especially gratifying, given the Pioneers totaled 14 wins during Impero's first three seasons. During that span, Nooksack Valley didn't advance past the first round of the 2011 Class 1A Tri-District Tournament.
State was the crown jewel for Impero, who has an intense love for volleyball and aspires to play at the next level.
"Volleyball is the only sport she plays," said Nooksack Valley coach Jenny Simmons in a phone interview. "She's really strong and athletic and could have played basketball and could have ran track. You don't always get to see the fruits of your labor, so I think for her, to accomplish (getting to state) gave her good confidence."
Impero is The Bellingham Herald's All-Whatcom County Volleyball Player of the Year. Sehome coach Kristy White, whose Mariners finished with a 15-6 record and advanced to Day 2 of the Class 2A State Tournament, has been selected Coach of the Year.
Impero realized her passion for the game toward the end of her sophomore year and has since made volleyball her No. 1 priority.
"I've played basketball before, but with volleyball, I've always felt that fire," Impero said. "I used to dread going to basketball practice, but I've never once dreaded going to volleyball practice, no matter what."
She played club volleyball after the 2011 season and logged plenty of hours in the weight room and gym strengthening and working on her game during the winter and spring months.
"Her offseason work was really huge for her," Simmons said. "She was always in the gym every open gym session. She did summer league tournaments and was doing a lot of stuff on her own. She put in a lot of hard work."
It was the kind of work that allowed her to blast shots into small open spaces on the floor with pinpoint accuracy.
As a two-year team captain, Impero developed into a leader and a player the Pioneers could always look to when they needed a key point in a match.
"A lot of players stepped up for us this year, but when it comes down to needing a point, we could look at her with confidence," Simmons said. "She was consistent for us in that area, and that's maybe something she wasn't always able to do in the past years."
Impero displayed her ability to lead and take over matches throughout the season, but that ability was most evident during the Pioneers' regular-season finale against Lynden Christian.
Nooksack Valley rallied from two sets down to pull off a dramatic 3-2 win. Impero compiled 26 kills, 23 digs and served up four aces.
"In the past, we have never really been able to finish matches," Impero said. "We won most of our matches this year, but when we'd get to 23-20 or 24-20, we just couldn't finish. It was cool to see that we had improved and could finish."
While Impero couldn't help bring a state trophy back to Everson, her impact may have reverberating effects on future Nooksack Valley teams. She and Larson spearheaded a movement to bring much more credibility to the Pioneers - a volleyball team Simmons said is often overlooked for basketball and softball at the school.
"It helps having somebody who helps build your program up," Simmons said. "(She) and McKinna did that. It has been huge for us. Volleyball isn't sometimes the sport of choice at Nooksack Valley. It's something we're trying to build, so they really helped us as we build."
Impero even said she's noticed an increasing intrigue in volleyball amongst her classmates. She said many students have taken notice of the squad's success this season. She hopes that drives more girls to the sport.
"I know the program has had some really rough times the last few years," Impero said. "Showing that hard work does pay off if you work together is really rewarding. I think I proved to a lot of people just how good the sport really is and how fun it is. I have a lot of faith in the team, and I'm really happy to see what they do next year."
The Nooksack senior is in the process of putting a recruiting film together and contacting colleges. After leading a youth volleyball camp for fourth though sixth graders as part of her senior project, she also sees coaching the sport in her future.
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The Bellingham Herald's All-Whatcom County Volleyball Athlete of the Year winners:
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2011: Jasmine Hommes, Lynden Christian
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Hehe... I went over to numdumb and it translated the numbers into something about ostriches.
I dunno. lol
Hehe... I went over to numdumb and it translated the numbers into something about ostriches.
I dunno. lol
Yep.. It's 3 faction pvp.
50 warrior/50 cleric ~ Wolfsbane server :]
Quit. {All exploits are equal, but some are more equal than others}
"Well, perhaps your feelings may be different," said Alice; "all I know is, it would feel very queer to me."
"You!" said the Caterpillar contemptuously. "Who are you?"
Trion, this is awesome! I love it when companies do stuff like this and let us figure out what it means. It gets me excited! Anyways, im sure that it has something to do with content that they are going to announce or release soon or maybe just lore. Anyways cant wait! Absolutely loved it in aion when they did stuff like this
"Three points the blade, but two edges bleed"
All out brawl.. Only one can win.
I love cryptic stuff.. Please keep this up Trion! <3
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So we are going to have a three faction PVP fishing tournament in Codex amdist an ongoing rift invasion... cool.
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OMG, are we gonna be able to play Crucia's 'thawed' army?
This has me interested.
It's 3am and I've only glanced at it but my initial thoughts are..
In the first paragraph the chamber halls, valleys and darkened den could mean Infernal Dawn, Caduceus Rise & Darkening Deeps respectively. In which case the voices could be those of Laethys & Maelforge, or the Wild Thangs group. This would explain why the time has come, as the unlocking will take place shortly.
In the second paragraph, perhaps the blade represents the ascended and the points are the factions? A third faction may form which would in turn weaken the Defiants and Guardians? Alternatively, it may be referring to the previous world event where the two ascended factions were weakened before the Wanton Maw attacked.
The third paragraph could mean many things. I seem to recall that Crucia was Regulos' mate at some point but as far as choices and promises are concerned, that again sounds like it has to do with a third faction.
The fourth paragraph also seems to speak about Crucia using words like 'domination' and 'empire'. Alternatively the seeds of domination may be Maelforge's eggs, which means the 'iron ram' may be the Dread Fortune ship which is supposedly the only way of crossing the seas when they're molten. This seems less likely though.
The final two paragraphs don't seem to be particularly noteworthy unless the last line is talking about planar attunement.
If this really is the foretelling of a 3rd faction, then... faction changes incoming too? Neutral races, 3 more races, or reworked Mercenary system? Open world only, or new warfront featuring it too?
So many questions.
Maybe there will be some new Warfronts that have a neutral AI that you an fight against, Seeing how human players would bleed and the third faction would be computers so they wouldn't bleed, and you will be forced to defend a point while assaulting the enemy players since the AI's will be pushing on your points.
My notes:
"The voices echoed in chamber halls,
Through valleys wide and darkened den
The time has come for all to heed
For the flesh of Telara shall be rend"
-chamber halls? Where? Valley? 'Darkened Den'? (Darkening Deeps? Fire?)
-calling upon Telara's demise
-basically some set of enemies calling on Telara to fall, nothing new I think
"As an answer comes with great resound
The drums of war fill the bitter air
Three points the blade, but two edges bleed
Not merely one thrust for the bloody fare"
-Confusing. Three points the blade, but two edges bleed? Almost sounds to me that Defiants and Guardians may suffer.
-Not merely one thrust? Multiple attacks?
"The fog of war, blood bridle deep
The time is now, a chance to decide
Which song you sing, which promise you keep
To bear upon Death's dear sweet bride"
-What is there for us to 'decide'? Which promise?
And Death's sweet bride? Alsbeth? Asha? Crucia? I can't think of any others. IMO this involves Crucia, as we may head into 'Crucia/Regulos' relationship lore, and her betrayal.
"Growing seeds of domination born
All opposition shall give way
To an empire spanning from sea to sea
The iron Ram the only way"
-Seeds of domination could involve Life or Death, but very likely Air (Domination is the key word, but Life/Fae could be involved?).
-Crucia's Empire, imo. Mind control. 'shall give way'
-iron Ram? No idea. I don't THINK it is the 'pirate ship' in ID, as that is 'already dealt with' in lore timeline
"A promise given forever more
To conquer and to shed all fear
Never to rule, but born of war
The Lions vigil to protect those held dear."
-Speaks all of the Vigil, but I wish the 'Lion' part was more understood.
-those held dear? Is it just Telara's people?
"The Ravens consequence of a latter day,
Our destruction will meet no end
Telara is doomed by our ill born fate
Unless we continue to ascend."
-First line is completely confusing.
-'our ill born fate'? I hope there is 'Ascension' lore in the future.
-Both sides driven to continue their 'Ascension process' in order to overcome the events we're heading into?
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This sounds highly unlikely in the context of the paragraph you take it from. Crucia's empire would not be sea to sea - these aren't boundaries for Air, they take no heed to it. Not to mention that everything "iron Ram" could symbolise would be very unlike the Storm Legion.
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So, concluding ideas:
-a strike against both factions, in a more permanent way?
-an empire of some sort
-new lands?
-PvP update in some form, but also an alliagence against the dragons
-another function of Ascension
These are possible outcomes.
-Earth and Fire should be largely dealt with, other than some 'aftermath' content like we had with the Motes of Life/Water and the Water Saga.
-Water should be largely dealt with
-Life may be up for a comeback, also if we keep the next sliver(?) on the PTS into account
-Air may be the upcoming focus. The time of Crucia's plan, over centuries/millenia, to be revealed?
-Death is involved with almost everything...so whatever
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Review for: Kali's Mezze
Kali's Mezze is a tapas restaurant in Fell's Point. They focus on Greek and Mediterranean style foods, and I must say they perform it quite well. If you recognize the name Kali and are wondering if they have any relation to Kali's Court... you are correct. Both restaurant's (and nearby Meli) are owned by the same person, and all of them are very popular.
Now Nathan and I have ventured to Mezze several times, both together and separate. We have been there in small parties, and we have always been completely satisfied. So of course, when a special occasion came about in our family, Nathan and I both gladly recommended it. Our intent was to have a party of six, on a Friday night, for 8:00 pm.
We properly planned ahead and called and made a reservation on Tuesday of that week. A call back was even made to verify, since the restaurant seemed to be having problems with the phone line that day. After the call back to confirm the reservation, we felt safe, and very excited to go to a place that the rest of our family had not experienced before.
Friday night came, we showed up promptly at 8:00 pm... only to be told that they had no record of our reservation. They did have two other parties of six at 8:00 pm. Nathan and I were not happy at all, especially since we had been talking the place up all week. The matra'dee recognized us as regulars, and asked us to wait a moment to see what he could do for us. He came back about 10 mins later to tell us he could possibly seat us in 30 mins. We figured it was our best hope for a Friday night, for a party of six that apparently now had no reservation. So we waited outside, and observed the patrons of Fell's Point. Luckily the weather was comfortable, and we always seem to have lots to talk about in our family.
After the matra'dee had notified us of our wait, he turned his attention to the other party of 6 that their reservation had luckily made its way into their books. He advised them it would only be a few more moments, and they would be seated shortly.
At 8:35 pm the floor manager approached us, and said he only had a table on the first floor that typically fits four. I didn't realize that part of the tapas experience was not only sharing small plates... but also sharing small spaces! We unhappily accepted the offer, assuming that it was the best we were going to get. After we had all squeezed in, and were waiting for the waiter to approach us, I noticed the other party of 6 that had a reservation was finally seated at 8:40 pm.
Our waiter finally arrived 10 mins later, and added two extra place settings for us. He asked us what we would like to drink, and Nathan and I quickly chorused red Sangria, which has become our go to drink at Mezze. The rest of our table asked if they offered ice tea, after not seeing it on the menu. The waiter informed them they did have un-sweetened ice tea, and 4 glasses were ordered.
We perused the menu, giving our input of what was good to the rest of the party. Once the waiter returned with our drinks, we ordered our first round of food. The lentil soup, zucchini fritters, asparagus, chicken kabobs, tabboule, chilled beets, and the roasted salmon.
The waiter than returned with fresh complimentary pita along with the chilled beets. They were very good. They were fresh, cool, and drizzled with feta, walnuts and honey.
Second came the tabboule, lentil soup, asparagus, salmon and zucchini fritters. We than ordered falafel, two orders of braised beef, and the the beef and lamb meatballs. We also reminded the waiter that we still had not received the chicken kabobs my sister-in-law had ordered. He said it would only be 5 more mins, as they take longer to make.
Nathan loves the tabboule there, and says every time it tastes fresh and wonderful. My mother-in-law was the recipient of the lentil soup, and said it was flavorful and one of the best that she had had. The zucchini fritters are a favorite of mine, and the rest of our party enjoyed them as well.
The waiter than returned to see who needed refills, and all the ice- teas were topped off. Once the drinks were taken care of, the rest of the food we ordered came in one right after another, except the chicken kabobs......
The asparagus was very good, and the braised beef exceptional. It was cooked medium rare and fell apart as you put it in your mouth. The salmon had a very strong taste, but I love salmon so I enjoyed it. My husband on the other hand, turned up his nose and reached for more tabboule. The meatballs are always a favorite of Nathan and I, and were immediately scarfed down by the whole table.
Once most of the dishes were consumed, drinks re-filled a third time, the waiter came and asked if we wanted dessert. We than pointed out that my poor sister-in-law had not received her chicken kabobs yet, and that it had been 45 mins. He told us not to worry, that he would make sure they would be right out.
While we were waiting for our last dish, one of the kitchen help dropped a plate, and it shattered all over the dinning room floor. The staff immediately picked up the large fragments, and kicked the rest of it under the stairs. I was appalled, seeing I was wearing sandals, and so were several other patrons. Luckily my loving and concerned husband Nathan, kindly picked up glass that had landed under our table.
A few minutes later the waiter returned with the infamous chicken kabobs. It had now been a full hour, for only two sticks with chicken cubes and onions. I don't know how they cook it, but it must be a slow method...very slow. The waiter had no apologies for the lateness, but refilled all the ice-teas.
The chicken kabobs were eaten, and we decided not to risk dessert, in fear we would be there another hour. We than asked for the check. After reviewing the bill, we saw there was zero compensation on Mezze's part for our loss of reservation and wait. Also to our shock each refill of ice tea was charged for. To be honest I was quite livid, seeing the waiter never informed us and we hadn't seen it on the menu.
Also he kept happily refilling them when they weren't even finished, and didn't even give us clean new glasses. The ice-tea count came up to 4 refills, for 4 people. (yikes!) As if this wasn't enough, at one point the waiter took away all the glasses and brought them back... putting them in front of the wrong people. So now we are sharing more then small plates and small places... we are sharing glasses as well.
My father-in-law who so graciously offered to pay for everything, pointed the ice-tea situation out to the waiter, who simply responded. "Is that going to be a problem?". My humble father-in-law kindly replied no, but if I had of known, I would have ordered water. Once again I was embarrassed at the performance of Mezze, after we had talked it up all week.
Recognizing the debacle it took to get us seated, and delay of food on the table, I decided to not subject my family to pictures. (Which I apologize dearly for.)
My summary of Mezze that I wish to pass along is the following: The food is always excellent and the staff is usually pretty attentive. Tonight must have been the exception for the staff. Never go there with a party over four people. If I was evaluating the food only then Mezze would get top stars in my book. However after the experience we had (and the embarrassment) it left a bad taste in my mouth. We want to love you Mezze and we still do... but only for parties of two
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Biography (Critical Survey of Drama, Second Revised Edition)
Although born in London, Patrick Victor Martindale White was the son of wealthy, third-generation Australian landowners, who were visiting England in 1912 but sailed for home six months after their son's birth. He spent his first thirteen years in and around Sydney, then left for Great Britain to attend school in Cheltenham. Returning to Australia in 1929, he worked for three years at a sheep station in the New England area northwest of Sydney before entering King's College, Cambridge. After he took his degree in modern languages, he remained in London to pursue his theatrical and writing ambitions. Travel through Europe and the United States followed, and in 1939 his first novel, Happy Valley, appeared. With the outbreak of World War II, he joined the Royal Air Force, serving in North Africa, Alexandria, the Middle East, and Greece. He returned to London after the war and there saw his first play, Return to Abyssinia, produced; the manuscript, lost (or destroyed), was never published. At this time, he wrote another play, The Ham Funeral, which did not receive a production until 1961. He returned to Australia in 1947 and except for brief trips abroad remained there.
For the next twenty-five years, he wrote novel after novel, all of which gained for him more recognition in Great Britain and the United States than in Australia. Following the award of the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1973 for his impressive achievement as a...
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Biography (Magill's Literary Annual 1991-2005)
In the course of writing the authorized biography of Patrick White (1991), David Marr gained access to approximately two thousand of Patrick White's letters, many of which appear in his edition of Patrick White: Letters. After finishing the biography Marr located three other major collections containing approximately one thousand additional letters, a few of which he included in his book. The number of letters is a bit surprising because although White was a prolific correspondent, he frequently implored his correspondents to destroy his letters, which he described as "the devil," and even sought to emulate Ernest Hemingway, who he believed had successfully blocked the publication of his own letters.
Although Marr includes about six hundred letters to some eighty correspondents, he does not have any of the letters White wrote to Manoly Lascaris, his companion and lover for most of White's life. (White's letters to his other lovers, such as Pepe Mamblas and Spud Johnson, are included.) Marr does comment on their relationship, and White often refers to Lescaris in his letters to other people, but White's letters to Lescaris have apparently been destroyed. In his letters, however, White comments on the nature of their relationship, which he describes as a "homosexual marriage" involving a great deal of give- and-take; and he writes, "Living together means endless arguments and patching up," adding that only vegetables live...
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Biography (Critical Survey of Long Fiction, Fourth Edition)
Patrick Victor Martindale White was born in Wellington Court, London, on May 28, 1912, of parents whose affluence allowed them the opportunity to travel and enjoy the social pretensions available to prosperous Australians able to play the role of landed gentry. White's father, Victor (Dick) White, was one of several brothers who enjoyed prosperity in the family grazier business. Although the Whites could trace their lineage to respectable yeoman stock in Somerset, it was only in Australia that they achieved such success. Ironically, their social aspirations so far as the mother country was concerned were forever tainted by their status as "colonials" and Australians, the former penal colony being one of the least prestigious of the British dominions. White's mother was a Withycombe, and it is to the maternal connection that White attributed most of his imaginative and poetic gifts. At the same time, White disliked his strong-willed and socially ambitious mother, Ruth. Toward his father White was more ambivalent; he pitied Victor White for his weakness but found him impossible because he hid his emotions behind his social role as a landed gentleman. Resenting and distrusting his parents as he did, and contemptuous of their social ambitions and their inclination to conceal their humanity behind public personae, White felt as much an outsider and rebel against the class to which he was born as is his painter hero, Hurtle Duffield, in The Vivisector, a...
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Biography (Magill's Survey of World Literature, Revised Edition)
Patrick White was born in London in 1912. He was the son of Victor White, a wealthy Australian farmer, and Ruth Withycombe, whose family had arrived in Australia from England some years before their marriage. White enjoyed a privileged childhood in rural Australia and then spent his adolescent years in boarding school in England. At seventeen, he returned to Australia and worked for some time in his family's sheep-farming business. During the 1930's, he traveled widely in Europe as his literary career began. It was during these years that his distinct personal and artistic identity took shape.
White served in World War II as a member of the Royal Air Force's intelligence division. He was stationed in Egypt and Greece as part of the Near Eastern campaign, in which Australians were extensively involved. During his time in Greece, he made the acquaintance of Manoly Lascaris, who was to become his companion for life. White and Lascaris returned to Australia after the war's conclusion, where they took up residence in the suburbs of Sydney.
As White's fiction became more acclaimed, he reaped the rewards and the burdens of celebrity, becoming the lightning rod of both praise and criticism from an Australian public hungry for a countryman to find a prominent place on the literary map. White attempted to live a sedate life, surrounded by a...
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Biography (Magill's Survey of World Literature, Revised Edition)
Patrick White's massive and complex novels stand as monuments to the artistic ambitions of the modern age. With a strangeness and an expansiveness as outsized as the Australian continent from which they emanated, they enact fundamental oppositions of the human spirit. It is hard to decide which is the most impressive facet of White's talent—his artistry or his daring. White's works will be read as long as the craft of fiction is cherished.
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Biography (Cyclopedia of World Authors, Fourth Revised Edition)
Patrick Victor Martindale White was not only a major Australian novelist but also one of the outstanding English-language writers of the twentieth century. A second-generation Australian, he was born in London in 1912 while his parents were on a visit there. Both his parents belonged to landholding families in the Hunter Valley of New South Wales. After his early education in Australia, he was sent to England for four years at Cheltenham, a preparatory school. He returned to Australia to train for life as a grazier but persuaded his family to let him return to England, where he took a degree in modern languages at Cambridge University. He would later stay in England, beginning his literary career. His first novel, Happy Valley, was published in England in 1939. The Living and the Dead was hurriedly completed as White shuttled between America and England awaiting service in World War II; it is, accordingly, the least satisfactory of his novels. The Aunt's Story, begun in England but completed en route to Australia after the war, represents a major advance and is one of his two best novels. (The Eye of the Storm, written twenty-five years later, is the other.)
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Christopher Moore is an author I did not know much about, but I was intrigued by the publicity for his newest book entitled Sacré Bleu. The book is fiction and is about the mystery of Van Gogh and his early death by his own hand, or was it? That was what I gathered from the hour and a half of Moore's talk, slideshow, and question and answer session yesterday at the Dallas Musuem of Art. Just hearing about some of his books made me really like him right away because he is irreverent and extremely funny. Moore's first book was published in 1992 and he has been a successful writer since then and has beaucoup des followers. He is also popular on Facebook and Twitter and seems to keep close to his followers. And not the regular 'let's go to the musuem for an author talk' followers! The beret-wearing Moore was happy to see so many of his people, as he said, and thanked them for supporting him for so long.
One day Moore was sitting around thinking about what to write next and decided to write a book about the color blue. He doesn't know where that really came from, but he did spend 4 years studying art, the Impressionists, and painting. Moore has spent lots of time in art museums in many American cities, as his down time on a tour might be only a few hours and he chose to spend lots of this time in these museums on previous book tours. The museum visits were time when it was "not about me." These visits were an escape from reality and he shifted his reality by staring into the works of art.
Attendees got an extremely compact slide show and overview of art in the modern era starting with Jacques-Louis David. From the talk you could tell Camille Pissarro was his favorite guy that he would have loved to be acquainted with if he could. Most of the Impressionists play a role in Sacré Bleu, including Manet, Monet, Renoir, Cezanne, Gaugin, Sisley, Morisot, Bazille, and countless others. I really look forward to reading Sacré Bleu, as well as Lamb, and A Dirty Job. The latter two books seemed to garner the most questions from the audience and must be his most popular ones.


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Wishing Happy 50th birthday to a dance like Paul Taylor's Scudorama mightn't be a good idea. The cake could blow up in your face. You have to be a bit crazy to love this dance. Made the year after Aureole, which lives on in an indestructible springtime, Scudorama cringes and crawls and hides from view. The current revival dates from 2009. Scudorama's 1963 premiere at the American Dance Festival in New London, Connecticut, was, by all accounts, disastrous. The score by Clarence Jackson didn't arrive in time. Neither did the set by Alex Katz: … [Read more...]
Taylor Made
Can one refer to someone as a perpetual dark horse, or is that a contradiction? If not, I'd like to apply it to Paul Taylor. You can never predict what he'll come up with, or what thumbscrews he'll apply to his essentially buoyant vocabulary of steps. Among the 21 works on view during the Paul Taylor Dance Company's three-week season at Lincoln Center, some, such as Speaking in Tongues, are big and tormented; others are nightmarish, e.g. Last Look. Some are ineffably tender and mellow like Eventide; others are tart and joke-filled like … [Read more...]
Taylor: Then, Now, and Forever
Happy 50th birthday, Aureole! Sorry I missed the celebration. You certainly don't look your age. When I think of all the ideas you spawned for your boss, Paul Taylor, I'm amazed at your daisy-freshness. This is some season for the Taylor company: three weeks at the capacious, formerly named New York State Theater, instead of the usual two at the smaller New York City Center. Twenty-two works and repetitions of each stuffed into 21 performances that began March 13 and end April 1. Is Taylor trying to kill his dancers? Probably not. But … [Read more...]


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So, I'm in the process of completely rebuilding an old CNC system. I'm down to just the lube and coolant systems. Of course I'm using the components that were in the previous setup where I could. Most of them needed some repair or to be replaced completely.
Anyway - here's a picture of what I'm working with. It looks extra frightening as this is the backside and unreachable for years of service apparently.
So - here's my main question. At the bottom of the contraption are two little boxes - one is a limit switch and the other I assume is some type of actuator that would push the button on the limit switch. Ultimately I'm just curious if anyone thinks I absolutely can't live without this limit switch setup.
If I run air directly to the oiler, it runs a piston that pumps the oil one time, then when air is disconnected it resets. I'm going to drive it with a monetary timer. Regardless of how long I held the air on it, I was never able to get the little actuator to do anything. I was guessing it was some type of saftey in the event that too much pressure gets built up - either that or it's broken and not doing what was intended.
As I'm trying to clean up this whole setup my preference would be to just eliminate the extra parts that seem to just catch metal shavings. Thoughts?


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Slow performance when backing up Multi-Terabyte UFS File Systems on Solaris systems.
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During backup of a Linux Machine "A network connection to the server could not be established" may occur.
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When does SMS support get utilized during backup when using the RALUS (Remote Agent for Linux and Unix Servers) agent to back up to the Windows media server.
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Symantec Security Advisory SYM08-021 - Backup Exec 11d, 12.0 and 12.5 for Windows Servers
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Remote Agent for Linux and UNIX Servers (RALUS) may crash at the start of the backup of an x64 bit Linux Server
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"The most fatal illusion is the settled point of view. Since life is growth and motion, a fixed point of view kills anybody who has one." ~Brooks Atkinson
About five years ago, I attended what still stands as the most impactful seminar I ever attended. I was attending the seminar with a friend who wanted to go to, but didn't want to go alone. It was a presentation on how to deal with difficult people, which sounded interesting to me, and I figured I could learn something along the way, so I went along.
It was a short and inexpensive seminar, but there was a lot crammed into that four hours. I didn't know what to expect, and even after attending, I wasn't blown away by the content or the presenter; I just knew I had learned something during the session.
It wasn't until I had some time to think about the presentation that it started to sink in, and then it started to have an impact on me and my life overall. The lessons learned that day proved to be the beginning of this life path that I now find myself traveling, trying to help people live a better life, free of mental mediocrity and full of personal greatness.
Among all the lessons we were taught, there were two discussions that resonated within me the most. The first one was that people have different preferences for how they address and solve problems. Some people are more direct, while some are more indirect. Some people are more social and talkative, while some are less talkative and pay more attention to details and the pursuit of perfection. Some people are great with brainstorming ideas and coming up with possible solutions quickly, while others need to take some time away to really think things through. This really spoke to me because I had always been one who prefers to observe and reflect before doing anything, and finally I understood why. (This was essentially the DISC profile system, in case you want to Google it and learn more about it yourself). I also realized that I had to stop thinking about how I liked to be treated, and start thinking about how others like to be treated. Dr. Tony Alessandra calls it the "Platinum Rule." The rule states, "Treat others as they would like to be treated." It's a great rule to live by!
The second major takeaway that I got from that seminar, and the one that was a complete paradigm shift was in regard to the topic of the seminar itself, which involved dealing with difficult people.
This second lesson was simple, but powerful…While some people may present themselves as a "difficult" person, you may present as a "difficult" person to someone else. In other words, labeling someone as a "difficult" person is judgmental — it's a label — and it's purely opinion. It's not a fact. It's important to realize that we are not perfect, and while others may cause us difficulty, it may be us who causes difficulty for other people.
I'll never forget that lesson, and it has changed my life ever since.
An opinion is only an opinion. A judgment is just a judgment, and it is only a matter of perspective. I learned that day that I cannot consider myself "above" or "better" than anyone else, nor can I assume that I never cause others difficulty. I have to remember that I need to apply the "Platinum Rule" on a daily basis, and I have to remember to be careful to label others negatively without considering that I may be labeled the same by others.
It turns out this short and inexpensive seminar was probably the biggest bang for my buck to date for personal development! It just goes to show that sometimes the best lessons come from the most unlikely of sources!
These two lessons have profoundly impacted my life for the better, and I hope that you find them to be just as beneficial and impactful in your life!


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Market Drop Fueled by Crisis, Anxiety and an Error
The market's wild ride Thursday suggests that investors are again growing more hesitant to own assets like stocks and bonds, Floyd Norris writes in his latest column.
May 06, 2010, ThursdayTo Save Millions, M.T.A. Simply Asked Vendors for a Break
Faced with a $400 million deficit, the Metropolitan Transportation Authority acted on cost-saving advice of consultants, who also urged big administrative layoffs.
April 14, 2010, WednesdayWhat It Takes to Be a Tiger
Tiger Woods has had to think again, and so have we. That's not bad.
April 09, 2010, FridayTiger Woods, Person of the Year
Tiger Woods, whose sham beatific image was questioned by no one until it collapsed, exemplifies the decade of Enron, in which most of us have been so easily bamboozled.
December 20, 2009, SundayAccenture, as if Tiger Woods Were Never There
For a company that has spent millions to link its services with Woods's image, severing that link may take time.
December 17, 2009, ThursdayWhen Woods Goes Missing, So Does the Audience
As Tiger Woods dealt with the loss of a major sponsor Sunday, the PGA Tour and its players must face the prospect of another protracted absence by its biggest rainmaker.
December 14, 2009, MondayBig Risk in a One-Man Brand Like Tiger Woods
Accenture ended its sponsorship of Tiger Woods, showing that in advertising as in sports, there are no sure things.
December 14, 2009, MondayAvoiding The Platitudes
To the Editor: William D. Green of Accenture brings a refreshing personal philosophy to the position of a large-company C.E.O. (''68 Rules? No, Just 3 Are Enough,'' Corner Office, Nov. 22). His buzzword-free rules of leadership and his interviewing technique in recruiting are beacons of sharp thinking amid the typical fog of management platitudes.
November 29, 2009, Sunday68 Rules? No, Just 3 Are Enough
William D. Green, the chairman and chief executive of Accenture, says it is crucial for new managers to exude competence, confidence and caring.
November 22, 2009, SundayAs Travel Costs Rise, More Meetings Go Virtual
As travel costs rise and airlines cut back service, companies large and small are rethinking the face-to-face meeting -- and business travel as well.
July 22, 2008, TuesdayACCENTURE PROFIT CLIMBS 59% IN THIRD QUARTER
Accenture Ltd., which sells computer and consulting services to the Air Force and Deutsche Bank, said yesterday that third-quarter profit rose 59 percent as consulting sales increased. Net income climbed to $210.4 million in the quarter ended May 31 from $132.1 million a year ago. Sales, before reimbursements to clients for contract costs, rose 21 percent, to $3.69 billion, from $3.04 billion. Accenture benefited from a rebound in its higher-profit consulting business, which accounts for more t...
July 08, 2004, ThursdayTechnology Briefing | Hardware: I.B.M. In Talks On Big Payroll Job
I.B.M. is in exclusive talks to perform payroll and benefits work for Procter & Gamble after beating out Accenture Ltd. and Convergys. About 700 employees of Procter & Gamble, the nation's biggest household-goods maker, would transfer to I.B.M., a P.& G. spokesman, Damon Jones, said. He declined to disclose the value of the possible multiyear contract. Accenture and Convergys had been in talks for the work, Mr. Jones said. Computer services companies are seeking so-called business process outso...
August 29, 2003, FridayHey, Hasn't My Computer Heard You Somewhere Before?
HELEN of Troy's face may have launched a thousand ships, but some faces have launched at least that many awkward silences. For a piece of information that requires so little memory, a forgotten name can create a world of anxiety. Two researchers with the consulting and technology services firm Accenture have designed a prototype of a portable computer that not only could help its wearer recall a name at the next cocktail party, but might even think of something witty to say. The device, cal...
February 13, 2003, ThursdayCOST-CUTTING LEADS TO HIGHER PROFITS AT ACCENTURE
Profit at Accenture Ltd. rose 9.3 percent in its most recent quarter after the company cut jobs and bonuses. Net income rose to $114.5 million, or 27 cents a share, from $104.8 million, or 25 cents a share, a year earlier. Sales in the period, which ended May 31, rose less than 1 percent, to $2.98 billion. Accenture cut $66 million in costs, including $30 million in bonuses, to increase profit as customers bought fewer computer services. Revenue in the fourth quarter will probably fall by 1 per...
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Congratulations to Jeffrey Rosen for his article on Silicon Valley and Larry Ellison (April 14). However, I am not especially concerned about becoming a victim of the next terror attack, the government spying on me or marketeers finding out what I buy. Strangely, Ellison reminds me of the James Bond characters who want to dominate the world. Thus, I am much more concerned about his global database being misused by someone to manipulate individuals and crush their lives. Vincent Monnier, M....
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Vienna, the waltz, and the Strauss family are inseparable entities. The waltzes of Johann Strauss, Sr. (1804-49) evoked the air of the Viennese countryside, beer gardens and Heurigen. Those of his eldest son, Johann, Jr., at first had the same rhythmic vitality and brief melodies. After 1860, however, this would change. The younger Strauss infused the traditional waltz format and sound with a new vitality and sophistication that reflected the glittery, hedonistic spirit of 19th-century imperial Vienna. He melded the rhythmic drive of his father's works with Joseph Lanner's (1801-43) lyricism, and changed the rhythmic emphasis from the beat to the measure. Strauss's seemingly unlimited melodic invention prompted him to compose melodies that did not fall into the traditional four, eight, or sixteen-measure patterns of earlier waltz tunes. He maintained the basic outline employed by Lanner and his father: a slow introduction, (typically) five pairs of waltzes and a coda, but increased the length of each section and the organic unity of the whole. Strauss's orchestration is often picturesque, especially in his introductions, while that of the waltzes themselves approaches a Mozartean clarity.
In the Kaiser-Walzer, op. 437, Strauss is thinking as much in terms of the concert hall as the dance hall. It is not possible to waltz to the music of the coda, and the arrangement and patterns of repetition of the waltzes seem to be conceived to satisfy the listener as well as the dancer. The work was published in Berlin in 1889.
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text: Ethan Benson wrote: > On Thu, Jul 06, 2000 at 08:07:31PM -0400, James Waterhouse wrote: > > Hello, > > Is anyone currently running debian on a powermac 7200 without using > > bootx? That is is there anyone running debian on a powermac 7200, using > > the OF and QUIK to boot up? If so can you email me your kernel and > > yes a friend of mine is. it seems that only kernel 2.2.14 will boot > it however. anything later fails. (YMMV blah blah blah) Akhaa! So this is why my 2.2.15 stock kernels work, and Dan's 2.2.17 package doesn't. It would seem we need to put up an older kernel for those of us with oldworlds (along with a warning about security problems)... > > modules and everything else I might need to get potato working on my > > don't have them sorry (not my machine) I have packages tailored to my arch, but will try to build a working 2.2.15 with roughly the Debian .config in the next few days, and post on my website. > > mac. I have just been downloading ppc kernels of the web hoping that I > > will find one that works but I'm getting no where. Any help would be > > greatly appreciated. > > frankly i would suggest selling the damn thing and getting a newworld > box (a used imac or something) nobody is testing kernels on 7200's > and nobody other then Dan seems to give a damn whether quik works or > not. oldworld macs are a total nightmare for running GNU/Linux. Uh, mine's been stable for quite some time. Your attitude seems to have been influenced by Apple's practice of planned obsolescence- no reason to support perfectly good oldworlds when we can force the masses to buy new ones! Might as well scrap the whole m68k Debian distro, and its dirs in the kernel source, right? But seriously, old arches are supported better under Linux than others because folk with old boxes make it so. Anyone have some idea where an eager oldworld-owning developer might look in the kernel source to write a patch? Thanks, -Adam P.