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The ACLU has lost a important battle against the DMCA today, having their lawsuit, filed against N2H2, dismissed by a federal judge in Boston. N2H2 produces Internet filtering software that had come under fire for being essentially unable to meet its claims to block only pornographic websites. Some programmers suggested that reverse engineering the code was the best way to to demonstrate how its methodology was flawed, but concerns over potential DMCA violations arose. Frustrated, one student decided to ask (with the help of the ACLU) for permission to reverse engineer the software.
Edelman had asked a Seattle company called N2H2 for a list of sites its software blocks, but was rebuffed. He then went to court to seek permission to reverse-engineer N2H2's product, saying he needed court permission because the controversial 1998 law forbids the dissemination of information that could be used to bypass copyright-protection schemes. Edelman said that without such protection from potential lawsuits he could not proceed with research he called essential.
Cynics have noted that companies need only encrypt vital portions of their code in order to protect their assets from analysis. Within the scope of the DMCA, any encryption, regardless of how basic, is protected. This might seem like a fine point for now, but once you start to consider the ramifications of the Lexmark toner suit, the threat should be obvious. Still, this was a case likely to fail, and unlike the Lexmark case, this was primarily motivated by an interest in taking on the DMCA, which has so far sustained direct attacks rather well. Sadly.


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Crack Love v.2
How do you get over the love of your life in five minutes? Apparently it's possible. Because both Kate Moss and Pete Doherty have managed to fill the crack void in their lives with new crack partners.
Kate of course is now with another ugly rock dude and Pete has hooked up with her former BFF Irina – a model from Montreal who was also handpicked by Kate herself and featured in her Topshop campaign.
Here they are showcasing their love the other day…almost as if for a photo shoot. Smutty sense is tingling. And this may be a very deluded, very off base theory but it smells like a decoy. A decoy to throw the scent off the original Crack Love…Kate and Pete… Crack Love forever.
Note that Pete claims he is clean. How long he stays that way remains to be seen. He has however put on a few pounds – food is a worthy replacement for heroin indeed.
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The Jack Ridl Visiting Writers Series of Hope College will feature Benjamin Busch and Ismet Prcić on Thursday, Jan. 30, at 7 p.m. in Winants Auditorium of Graves Hall.
There will also be a question-and-answer session on Thursday, Jan. 30, at 3:30 p.m. in the Fried-Hemenway Auditorium in the Martha Miller Center for Global Communication.
The public is invited to both events. Admission is free.
Benjamin Busch is the author of the memoir "Dust to Dust," which won the 2013 Great Lakes Colleges Association New Writers Award for creative non-fiction. His writing has been featured in "Harper's" and has been twice nominated for the Pushcart Prize.
Busch is also a United States Marine Corps infantry officer, photographer, film director and actor whose many roles have included Officer Anthony Colicchio on the HBO series "The Wire."
He has also appeared as a guest commentator on NPR's "All Things Considered." He lives on a farm in Michigan with his wife and two daughters.
Ismet Prcić has won critical acclaim for his novel "Shards" for its unflinching portrait of violence and refugee plight. The book won the Great Lakes Colleges Association New Writers Award for fiction in 2013.
Prcić was born in Tuzla, Bosnia-Herzegovina, in 1977. He fled Bosnia and the Balkan conflict in 1996, but he did not escape the war. Although the veteran actor settled in California and tried to reinvent himself, he gradually decided to write a book about the war he left and the country he found. The book became "Shards," which divides its attention between two characters: Ismet Prcić, based on the author's actual experiences, and Mustafa Nalic, a soldier who stays to fight grueling battles in the former Yugoslavia.
Prcić holds an MFA from the University of California, Irvine, and was the recipient of a 2010 NEA Award for fiction. He is also a 2011 Sundance Screenwriting Lab fellow. He lives in Portland, Oregon, with his wife.
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The Cabinet Office is at the centre of government, making government work better. This website brings together information from units in the Department.
The Cabinet Secretary has decided that business expenses incurred by the most senior civil servants on official duty will be published for the first time, reflecting the Civil Service's commitment to transparency. Around 250 of the most senior civil servants, from director-general level and above, will publish their business expenses shortly and every quarter from then on. The Cabinet Secretary believes it is right that he should set an example and lead the way by publishing his business expenses first.
The Prime Minister has today, 29 June 2009, published a plan for Building Britain's Future. It is a radical vision for a fairer, stronger and more prosperous society. Public service entitlements will for the first time be guaranteed to parents, patients and communities. New measures will also drive economic growth and create jobs.
The Social Exclusion Task Force, in partnership with the Department of Health and the Department for Work and Pensions, has led the publication of a cross-government Learning Disability Employment Strategy, called Valuing Employment Now: Real Jobs For People With Learning Disabilities. The strategy sets out a vision to increase the number of real jobs for people with learning disabilities with appropriate support being provided, and close the employment gap with their employment rate and that of the disabled population as a whole.
The Prime Minister today announced strong new measures to protect the UK and British citizens from the growing threats to our security in cyber space and take advantage of the opportunities of Digital Britain. With modern life increasingly dependent on computers and communications technology cyber space is a new area where hostile states, terrorists, and criminals can all threaten UK security interests.
The Civil Service Fast Stream is a training and development programme which attracts some of the country's most talented graduates. The Civil Service recruits to the Fast Stream on the basis of fair and open competition and selection on merit. This report summarises Fast Stream recruitment in the year ending November 2008.
The 2009 Queen's Birthday Honours List is now available, with the majority of this years awards, which recognise outstanding achievement and service across the whole of the United Kingdom, going to ordinary people – local heroes from a range of fields – who have made a real difference to life in their communities.
The Cabinet Office has published Sir Philip Mawer's report into allegations published by the Daily Telegraph on 15 May that Mr Shahid Malik MP had benefited from rent at a preferential rate on both his office and home in Dewsbury. Some personal details have been removed from the report for privacy reasons. Sir Philip Mawer, the Prime Minister's independent adviser on the Ministerial Code, found that Mr Malik had not breached the Ministerial Code; this was on the basis of an independent evaluation of the properties. The rent said to have been charged was reasonable in the light of market and other commercial considerations.
The Prime Minister, on receiving the report, noted that Sir Philip Mawer had found that Mr Malik had not breached the Ministerial Code. The Prime Minister however was clear that Mr Malik would need to put his rental arrangements in respect of the Dewsbury property on a more formal basis, with a formal tenancy agreement that specified the rent to be paid, and for paying all of his rent in future by direct debit. He requested Mr Malik write to him to confirm this was the case. Mr Malik wrote to say he had already done this.
A new survey by the Panel on Fair Access to Professions reveals that young people feel they are not given the careers advice they need but have a thirst for a professional career.
The Prime Minister has announced the appointment of the man credited with inventing the World Wide Web, Sir Tim Berners-Lee, as expert adviser on public information delivery. The announcement was part of a statement on constitutional reform made in the House of Commons.
Tom Watson MP, Minister for Digital Engagement and Civil Service Issues, has offered his resignation to the Prime Minister this morning, describing his 18 months in the Cabinet Office as an 'enormous pleasure'.
Tom will continue to serve the Government as a backbench MP for West Bromwich East.
The Intelligence Security Committee has published its Review of the Intelligence on the London Terrorist Attacks on 7 July 2005. The Review addresses the unanswered questions relating to the intelligence on the 7/7 bombers, particularly those arising out of the investigation of the 2004 fertiliser bomb (CREVICE) plot.
The Minister for the Cabinet Office, Liam Byrne, announced a new Innovators Council made up of creative thinkers from public services, charities and businesses to help drive public service reform. The Council will fast-track ideas generated by frontline staff and citizens to deliver better and more efficient services.
The Access to Professions Panel, led by Rt Hon Alan Milburn MP has challenged professions to open their doors so a top career is open to people regardless of their social background. The Panel has published new figures showing how Britain is divided when it comes to getting a professional career.
This is the third annual Transformational Government report, setting out the progress that has been made during 2008. It shows how the Cabinet Office has worked with government departments and the wider public sector across service boundaries to develop solutions, programmes and services that are both effective and efficient from the perspective of the customer, the taxpayer and staff.
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CHICAGO, Nov. 10 (UPI) -- Calvin Johnson corralled two of Matthew Stafford's three touchdown passes Sunday and the Detroit Lions took the NFC North lead with a 21-19 win over Chicago.
Both of Johnson's TD receptions came in the second half as the Lions (6-3) grabbed the divisional lead over the Bears and the Green Bay Packers, who fell to Philadelphia Sunday.
Johnson finished with six catches for 83 yards. His second touchdown gave him 63 for his career, passing Herman Moore for the club record.
Stafford made good on 18-of-35 pass attempts for just 219 yards with an interception to go along with the trio of scoring strikes while Reggie Bush amassed 105 rushing yards on 14 carries.
Jay Cutler, returning after a one-game injury absence, completed 21-for-40 passes for 250 yards with a touchdown and interception for the Bears (5-3).
He missed the game's final series with an ankle injury.
Brandon Marshall picked up 139 yards with a pair of TDs on seven receptions.
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The dust has settled and the Pittsburgh Steelers again return to Pennsylvania with some lovely new Super Bowl rings on their fingers, as prophetically predicted by Madden NFL 09.
A yearly tradition, EA has been using the Madden football franchise to predict the outcome of the Super Bowl since 2004, when it forecast the New England Patriots defeating my beloved Philadelphia Eagles. As the folks at MTV Multiplayer so conveniently point out, over the past four years the prediction has been accurate three times, and the one time it was wrong involved the Green Bay Packers hiring a sorcerer. Well chalk up another win to Madden, as the 09 version of the game not only predicted the winner this year, it predicted the score within 2 points.
Last night's game ended with a score of Pittsburgh Steelers 27, Arizona Cardinals 23 - honestly much closer than I had anticipated. And Madden's prediction? Steelers 28, Cards 24. That's verging on the spooky right there.
So is the prediction the result of the accuracy of Madden NFL 09's player modeling, or simply a fluke? Did Madden take into account several bad referee calls for both sides? Did Madden NFL 09 stop and chuckle at the hilarious antics of simulated E-Trade babies, or was this entire post an excuse to point you towards that one commercial? Only Madden knows for sure, and he probably forgot.


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My design approach was unusual: experimentation informed concept, not the reverse. I used bitumen, paint and turps to deface, deform and destroy magazine images, then combined these with drawings about my background in boxing, a sport associated with violence rather than beauty and finesse. Unintentionally I was venting anger through my art – towards powerful people, the gloatingly successful and vainly beautiful.


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Amanuensis Monday – Milan, Kansas 1909 Eighth Grade Graduates
by Sherry Stocking Kline
November 2nd, 2010
The following paragraph is excerpted from the "History of Milan, Kansas, 1879 – 1978", by Leslie "Bud" Yates. The book is now out of print and the author has passed away, but there is a copy of the book in the Sumner County History and Research Center. The book is small, but is packed with information about the area's early residents and the town's businesses.
"Teachers for 1908 – 1909 school year were Mrs. Gracia Kellogg for primary and Mr. Brooks for principal. The following were awarded their 8th grade diplomas: Mae Kline, Catharine Lee, Maud Perry, Chrystal Brown, Pearle Mears, Herbert Deffenbaugh, Sallie Bunker, and Ethel Bebee."
Of the Eighth Grade Graduates, Mae Kline and Herbert Deffenbaugh are in my husband's family tree. Mae was his great-aunt, and I'm honestly not sure who Herbert is, but probably an uncle or great uncle. Several of my husband's aunts and uncles (and his mother) went by their middle names, and sometimes kept their first names a closely guarded secret, so I will have to ask a cousin who is the keeper of the Deffenbaugh Genealogy to find out how he fits into our tree.
Sallie/Sally Bunker, who graduated with them, is the granddaughter of Eng Bunker, one of the famous Siamese (conjoined) twins, Chang and Eng Bunker.
Sally's father was James Montgomery, son of Eng Bunker. Eng and Chang married sisters and each couple had several children. You can read more about them by following the links below:
Wikipedia: Chang and Eng Bunker
Chang and Eng Bunker
Find a Grave Memorial for Chang and Eng Bunker
Sumner County (Kansas) History & Genealogy Research Center
Box 402; 208 N. Washington
Wellington, Kansas
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A Summary of Orthodox Christology
There is no more important question than the one Jesus asked His disciples: "Who do you say that I am?" (Matt. 16:15). No question has been more hotly debated, completely and partially misunderstood, ignored to one's peril, and …Read More
What Is a Covenant?
All true theology is based on some form of a divine covenant. The Christian religion must be understood covenantally, for that is how God has chosen to relate to man, whether in the garden or after the entrance of sin …Read More
Against the Law
There are few theological aberrations more difficult to define than antinomianism. Some simply look at the etymology of the word and conclude that antinomians are against (anti) God's law (nomos). Others are a bit more specific, suggesting that antinomians …Read More
The Greatest Commandment
When one of the religious scribes asked Jesus which commandment is most important, He answered: "The most important is, 'Hear, O Israel: The Lord our God, the Lord is one. And you shall love the Lord your God with all …Read More
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The Roman Catholic Church poses several attractions for evangelical Christians. Whether their motivation is Rome's apparent unifying power, its claims to be semper idem ("always the same"), its so-called historical pedigree, its ornate liturgy, or the belief that only …Read More
God created us to worship him, which is His prerogative as God (Ps. 95:6; Rev. 4:11; 14:7). Humans are at their best when they are worshipping the triune God, just as they are at their worst when …Read More
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Belmont Cocktail
1/3 Grenadine. (3/4 oz Homemade Grenadine)
2/3 Dry Gin. (1 1/2 oz Beefeater's Gin)
1 Teaspoonful Fresh Cream.
Shake well and strain into cocktail glass.
I can't say I had much hope for this one. Gin, grenadine, and cream. I think, however, I am again saved by homemade grenadine. I have no doubt I probably wouldn't have enjoyed this cocktail made with Rose's or Fee's Grenadine. However, with my moderately sweet and pretty darn flavorful home made version of grenadine, it's not bad at all. In fact, it's another in the relatively small club of Savoy cocktails with dairy that I actually managed to finish.
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Say it with me…schnappy – it just brings a smile to your face! Snappy peas, butternut squash, cheese tortellini all topped with crispy proscuitto and a beautiful creamy grana padano cheese. Healthy, colorful. wonderful to eat. Now why wouldn't you describe that as Schnappy!
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Creating a Git repository within a GitHub organization
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In this tutorial, you'll learn how to create a Git repository within a GitHub organization.
Go to GitHub and login with your account credentials.
Switch to the Organization context by clicking on the Switch dashboard context drop-down and click on the Organization.
Click on New repository. Alternatively, click on the + icon on the top-right corner and click on New Repository.
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7 dead in upstate N.Y., Seven people, including children, were killed when a tractor-trailer collided with a minivan on a rural two-lane highway in upstate New York, officials said Wednesday.
The rig was headed south around 6 p.m. on Route 13 about 25 miles south of Syracuse when the trailer became disconnected and crossed the center line, hitting a minivan carrying eight people, according to Capt. Mark Helms of the Cortland County Sheriff's Department.
The force of the impact ripped the minivan apart, and both vehicles came to rest on the shoulder of the roadway.
"It was a bad accident," Helms said.
Officials have not released the identities of those killed, but all of them were passengers in the minivan. Two people in the truck were not injured, Helms said.
Officials did not say what caused the accident.
The National Weather Service in Binghamton said there were thunderstorms and steady showers — including hail — in the area around Truxton Wednesday evening.
Cortland County Coroner Whitney Meeker confirmed seven people died in the crash. She said there was one survivor who was taken to Upstate University Hospital in Syracuse. The condition of the survivor was not immediately known.
Meeker said it will probably take the next two days to complete autopsies. She said next of kin would be notified early Thursday at the Cortland County Sheriff's office. She said children were among the deceased.
Douglas Randall, the fire commissioner for nearby Town of Cuyler, said he was directing traffic about a mile north of the crash site when he saw what he believed to be distraught family members being escorted away from the scene.
"They were all meeting down the road at a family member's house," he said. "They were all hysterical."
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This is my first adventure in 'English Paper Piecing' and I have to admit that I'm now rather addicted. Something that I was a bit intimidated by has now become something I can't put down.
Case in point: I started this yesterday afternoon (I begrudgingly put it down to cook dinner), then resumed in front of the TV once the kids were in bed. Andrew arrived home late having been away for work and asked: "Are you making a soccer ball?"
Ha! Soccer ball!?!
In case you were wondering the same thing, I'll set you straight. I'm planning on it being a cot quilt for the new baby (I might have mentioned it in passing here.) I haven't decided yet if the whole thing will be made of hexagons or if there will be any background/ borders… this will depend mostly on my patience/ whether I get bored of the project; but so far I'm loving it. And I've got another 6 months, right?
In case you're like me and initially intimidated by this technique, I thought I'd so you some cool tips that the interwebs revealed with me…
- This template (pictured above) is awesome, and free. I used the biggest size (1.5 inch sides) and printed it out on light card, you then fold twice and cut through all three layers – so you get 9 cards for the effort of cutting out 3. Yay!
- I used this tutorial (it's the first in a three part series) of how to hand stitch hexagons – very helpful.
- Did you know that you can use freezer paper to cut out patterns? (See below). Just transfer your pattern to freezer paper, cut it out and iron it on your fabric – voila, you are able to cut out without the need for pins! And you can use your freezer paper pattern again and again.
I made my freezer paper hexagons about 1 cm bigger all round than my cardboard ones (so the fabric could overlap the edges of the card of course.) I am wondering if I could have just used freezer paper all the way through, without the need for that second step?! Oh well, I saved time anyway – let me know if you've tried that technique and whether it worked for you!
I'm looking forward to watching this mass of hexagons grow and grow (just as it's intended recipient does!)
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posted on Thursday, March 20, 2008 - 6:47 pm
I have a disaggregated SEM with covariates, some measured at the between level and some measured at the within level. I would like to see whether the structural paths are invariant across multiple groups. I am using FIML and I have categorical data.
When I use the type=mixture, knownclass option to specify that I have multiple groups I cannot test group invariance of paths originating from covariates at the between level.
Is there a statistical reason why these paths cannot vary over groups or is it something computational?
Linda K. Muthen
posted on Friday, March 21, 2008 - 7:28 am
I would need more information to answer this. Please send your input, data, output, and license number to
Mihyun Park
posted on Monday, May 09, 2011 - 7:19 am
Dear. Linda
I would like to see whether the trajectories of stres are different across male and female. I tried to use multiple group analysis for the analysis. Following is the syntax. Is that right? And then, i have to do chi-square test. Is that right? But as you see, I found second following warning message. What's the problem?
Variable: names are sum1 sum2 sum3 sum4 axde4 par1 gra1 peer1 ....gra3 peer3 ape3 mat3 par4 gra4 peer4 ape4 mat4 sexw1 axde1 axde2 axde3;
Grouping is sexw1(1=male 2=female);
Missing are all(-99999);
AUXILIARY = (m);
Analysis: ESTIMATOR = ML;
f1 by par1 par2 par3 par4;
f2 by gra1 gra2 gra3 gra4;
f3 by peer1 peer2 peer3 peer4;
f4 by ape1 ape2 ape3 ape4;
f5 by mat1 mat2 mat3 mat4;
axde4 on f1 f2 f3 f4 f5;
[f1 f2 f3 f4
f1 f2 f3 f4 f5(1-5);
Model female: f1 by par2 par3 par4;
f2 by gra2 gra3 gra4;
f3 by peer2 peer3 peer4;
f4 by ape2 ape3 ape4;
f5 by mat2 mat3 mat4;
[f1 f2 f3 f4 f5];
OUTPUT:sampstat stand mod(3.84);
*** WARNING in SAVEDATA command
DIFFTEST is available only for the estimators MLMV and WLSMV.
Request for DIFFTEST will be ignored.
Linda K. Muthen
posted on Monday, May 09, 2011 - 8:05 am
You are using the ML estimator. You don't need the DIFFTEST option for ML. You should run the two models and look at the difference between the chi-square values and the degrees of freedom. See pages 434-435 of the Version 6 user's guide.
Mihyun Park
posted on Monday, May 09, 2011 - 8:34 am
Thank you for your response.
You mean..what...
I should LGMs for each male and female? Or I should do using grouping option, multiple group analysis as original.
Linda K. Muthen
posted on Monday, May 09, 2011 - 10:22 am
You should always analyze each group separately. If the same growth model does not fit in both groups, it does not make sense to compare across groups. Comparisons across groups is done with multiple group analysis.
Luci M.
posted on Monday, May 09, 2011 - 10:25 pm
Does one look at each path for males and females in the unconstrained and constrained model? Or do the paths only get interpreted if the chi-square diff test is non-significant? This is a more general question as it applies to multiple group analysis? Thanks.
Linda K. Muthen
posted on Tuesday, May 10, 2011 - 6:02 am
See the Topic 1 course handout and video under the Topic multiple group analysis. There are examples of doing difference testing across groups that should help you.
Mihyun Park
posted on Tuesday, May 10, 2011 - 9:26 am
Thank you for your advice.
Gender can't be independent variable?
That is, following can't be impossible?
Model: i s on gender;
y on i s;
Only using male data, I should analyze LGM and then, I shoudl do LGM using female data seperately?
Model: y on i s;
Second question, if independent variable don't have in some study model, that is, the model only has dependent variables and continuous latent variables(I S), the model can apply LGM?
Linda K. Muthen
posted on Tuesday, May 10, 2011 - 2:33 pm
You should do a growth model for each group without covariates or anything else in the model. You must see if the growth model fits in each group.
A growth model does not need to have covariates. Please see Chapter 6 of the user's guide and the Topic 3 and Topic 4 course videos and handouts on the website.
Mihyun Park
posted on Wednesday, May 11, 2011 - 1:13 am
Thank you for your comments. Your advice is helpful for me.
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Michael Trucco as Anders in the Battlestar Galactica episode "The Road Less Traveled."
? Carole Segal/Sci Fi ChannelEntertainment Weekly writer Marc Bernardin has grabbed some attention musing about how sci-fi on TV seems be to so unsuccessful lately. Bernardin compared the riproaring success of the annual summer schedule jammed with sci-fi and fantasy blockbusters with the anemic ratings for a whole slate of canceled or soon-to-be-canceled series – there's even a Terminator franchise entry this year in both the failed-TV-series and (presumably) the hugely-successful-movie categories.
This imbalance has led him to ask the unsettling question, "Why don't we want science fiction on television anymore?"
Do you think he's right? I kind of wonder there's a mistaken assumption involved here: I'm not sure about the "any more" part. Though individual science fiction or crossbred shows have done well – for example, The X-Files – most sci-fi and fantasy offerings have gathered a solid, enthusiastic fan-base rather than a broad swath of casual viewers.
Perhaps it's because sci-fi in general has a reputation for being more arc-driven and therefore harder to drop into on a whim, the way you can do with any random episode of Law & Order. It's not really true – you're just as likely to be confused joining Friday Night Lights in mid-season as you would with Battlestar Galactica – but there's a real inhibition getting involved in a sci-fi series for nonfans, so you end up with an avid core. And that avid core has seldom been large enough to satisfy ratings-hungry executives.
The movies are different – a one-off sci-fi blockbuster with lots of explosions and cool robots and sexy aliens is a great way to mindlessly blow a Friday night, and so the big sci-fi summer movies attract millions of people. (And they're not all successes. The small sci-fi movies that end up getting shown in late winter barely garner an audience. Did anyone go see Inkheart, for example?) A sci-fi TV show, however, to a lot of people represents an investment.
And I don't think the number of offerings has gone down – this season I've been tracking over two dozen active sci-fi series. Of those, as many as nine were killed off by their networks.
Sci-fi and fantasy are, by definition, more expensive than most other kinds of shows, because the special effects cost money both on the set (all those careful set-ups) and in postproduction, where all that labor-intensive CGI is done. Between smaller audiences and larger costs, it's surprising that any sci-fi gets made for TV at all.
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Level by Opaque79.
Walkthrough by José.
Opening the first door. First secret.
Slide down the long ramp and shoot a vulture. Advance a bit and turn right (N) to see some green vines on a trunk, climb to the top and go to your left to see a wall switch at the other side; on the nearby branches pick up uzi clips and flares. Pull the switch to open the wooden door below.
Detour for a secret: go back N to the first branch near the vines and take a running jump E to grab the edge of another branch, go around the trunk to get SECRET #1: shotgun shells and a small medipack.
First lava pool.
Safety drop to ground floor (notice the far W door, for later) and advance S, shoot a tiger and continue until you find a broken rocky pillar with a small medipack. Go through the E passage first to a lava pool; from the bridge run and jump with grab to the S opening, advance a bit and turn around at the bottom of the ramp, hop back twice to trigger the rolling boulder and quickly run to the niche to your left with the flares to avoid it; now run up the ramp to a small lake area.
Moving spiked wall.
Jump into the hole in the lake, pick up the flares near the N wall and pull the underwater lever to open the door above. Go there, shoot a tiger and pull the switch to open the trapdoor at your feet. Slide and step on the corridor with the open door to trigger a moving spiked wall. Quickly jump back to the previous corridor and wait until the danger is gone (I think it's an error from the author to not trigger the wall some tiles further when the door closes). Continue and take running jumps over the blades to reach a room with 5 wall switches.
Five switches puzzle.
You can try by yourself to pull the switches one by one to see what trapdoors are triggered and finally discover that you need only pull the first and the third (from left to right). Now climb the block in SE corner, jump from trapdoor to trapdoor to reach the high niche with the switch in NW corner and pull it to open the high door at the other side of the room; jump there to get SECRET #2: shotgun shells and uzi clips. This raises a new trapdoor outside so, use it to jump to the E ledge and shimmy left (or crawl) to the exit. At the end of the passage a door opens, jump back to the wooden bridge in the lava pool and notice that the E door is now open.
Pool room with pillars and fire emitters.
Enter and find another pool room and four pillars with fire emitters on top. To lower the block at the other side of the room you must step onto all four pillars. Time the fires and if you stand on the very corners you are safe. Once the block is lowered pull the switch to open a door somewhere. No need to use the pillars again to go back so, jump into the water, climb the SW vines, back to the lava room and exit the way you came to the jungle area with the broken pillar where you picked up the medipack some time ago. This time go through the N passage to find a tiger and the open door.
Opening a door near the beginning.
Jump to the pillar with the flares, another running jump to the next ledge and use the switch to open another distant door. Go back the way you came to the area with the broken pillar and continue back S to the wooden door near the beginning of the level. The open door is to your left (N), go inside to find a large area with a cataract and a small lake.
Three movable blocks puzzle.
After the flyby shoot another tiger and a vulture. Find the trunk with the vines near the SE wooden gates and climb to the top. Your goal is a room at the other side of this higher level, and you can go all around clockwise or anticlockwise jumping onto the foliage ledges, but if you go N you can pick up the shotgun + shotgun shells and a small medipack near the NE corner. Anyway, once in the W room pick up the large medipack and move the blocks onto their corresponding colored tiles to open the trapdoor showed in the flyby. Safety drop to ground floor and go there (NW corner).
Opening the wooden gate in the cataract area.
Advance and in the room with the shotgun shells grab the monkeyswing in the NW corner to reach the niche with the wall switch at the opposite side. This switch will open the wooden gates in the SE corner of the cataract area so shoot a tiger, go all the way back there and shoot another tiger on your way.
The river.
Enter and soon you'll alert another tiger and a vulture; a bit forward you'll find a wide river with a couple of crocs. Jump into the water and look for a hole in a gray rock, near the W side, dive inside and go out of the water in an underground cave. Continue (notice a closed door to your left) to a pool room with movable blocks. Notice the closed doors in the E and W walls: in the E one are brown and green lights, and in the W one, green and blue lights.
Three switches puzzle.
Go to the S alcove with the switches and push the left block once to the E revealing a passage with SECRET #3: the uzis. The switches are lightened with colors too, so you know what switches to pull to open the E and W doors.
East door.
So use the first and second switches to open the E door, enter and approach to the edge; look down to spot a switch at the base of the nearby pillar. If you are not worried about the medipacks, you can directly drop from here to the ledge where the switch is to save time, losing some health. If not, you'll always can jump to the other side of the room and look for a surface with vines to safety drop down to the ledges near the lava and take a running jump to the ledge where the switch is. Anyway pull that switch and take a running jump to the E ledge, climb the vines to the top and place the now available movable block to the SE corner, climb it and pull the switch. That's all in this room; return to the alcove with three switches and shoot the tiger.
West door.
Now pull up the first switch and down the third switch to open the W door. Go inside and light a flare or use the binoculars with light to locate the transparent ledges over the lava pool and cross to the other side. Once there pull the switch but beware, the switch also changed the position of the transparent blocks, so take a look and use that new transparent blocks to get back to the exit.
Moving blocks.
No camera hints, but those switches you pulled in E and W rooms, raised blocks in the pool so you can move now the movable blocks near the walls onto the patterned tiles. When both blocks are correctly placed, the door you saw near the entrance of this pool room opens so, exit this room and look to your right to find it.
Reaching the other side of the river.
Save your game and sprint down the ramp with a boulder on your knees; at the end move yourself to the left opening and climb the vines to find yourself at the other side of the river. Shoot... yes, another tiger.
The first Jungle Key.
Advance W a bit to find a sort of gray pillar you can climb. At the other side of this pillar there is an open trapdoor, but you still need a key so remember it for later. From the top of the pillar you can jump to the high greenery; if you explore the very W side you'll find uzi clips, but the important task is to use the rope to cross to the top of the greenery in the N bank of the river. Near the place where you landed there are shotgun shells (a bit to the E), but your goal here is to find the opening in the very W side, run through the passage, drop into the water and pick up the first JUNGLE KEY. The exit opening is in the N wall so go back to the N bank of the river.
Using the Jungle Key.
Now you need to cross again to the other side. Do you remember? Yes, again swim through the hole in the gray rock, near the W side, dive and go out of the water in an underground cave. Continue to the (now) open door to your left and through the passage with the boulder (no boulder this time). Now go back to the gray pillar and look for the open trapdoor in its W side, go through the crawlspace and use the key to open the door.
Opening the trapdoors in the cataract area.
Light a flare to locate the movable block attached to the N wall and move it towards the center of the room so you can climb the pillar where the switch is. Pull that switch and a camera shows an underwater opening. That opening is in the river so go back there, jump into the water and locate the opening in the N bank near the E end of the river. A trapdoor opened there so continue swimming and once you surface shoot another tiger, approach to the E opening but take care with the boulder. Run up the ramp and pull a switch to see some trapdoors opening in another area of the jungle. That area is the one with the cataract so swim back to the river, go out of the water from the small ledge to your right and continue N to the wooden doors and to the cataract area.
Second Jungle Key.
Jump into the lake and swim through the underwater passage to a new room, drop from the W hole and take the NW opening from the pool below. In the next pool room go to the NE corner and drag the movable block onto the marked tile; a door opens in the N wall, go there and pull the switch to open a trapdoor somewhere. Go to the place where the block was and jump into the water hole, surface and pull the switches at both sides of the bridge: one of them opens the W door in the previous room and the other one the large underwater gates so you can swim back there. Do it so and behind the W door pick up the second JUNGLE KEY. Exit this room the way you came (S) and move yourself towards the E wooden doors. Use the key and advance to finish the level.
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Daniggelis Gets 10 Draw Controls and Seven Points
NEW HAVEN, Conn. – Battling the cold, rainy weather and a hot Lehigh goalie, the Yale women's lacrosse team came away with an 8-7 win Sunday afternoon at Reese Stadium. The Bulldogs jumped out to an early 5-1 lead, then held off a Mountain Hawks comeback thanks in large part to their ability to control the ball. In addition to winning 11 of 17 draw controls -- including 10 by sophomore attacker Nicole Daniggelis, who also scored six goals -- the Bulldogs committed only six turnovers. That was their best turnover total since committing just five turnovers in a 17-13 win vs. Harvard Apr. 3, 2010.
Yale (7-3, 1-2 Ivy League), which was playing its third game in five days, has now won two in a row after snapping a three-game losing skid. Sunday's win came despite the best efforts of Lehigh goalkeeper Alex Fitzpatrick, who made 12 saves -- the second-most saves against the Bulldogs this season by an opposing goalie.
"We played well in the very beginning of the game," said Anne Phillips, Yale's Joel E. Smilow, Class of 1954 Head Coach of Women's Lacrosse. "That's the best goalie we have faced all year. So while our defense only gave up seven, as their goalie was making save after save it became obvious we needed to possess the ball and make sure we got really good looks."
Yale's quick start included five goals in the first 23 minutes by Daniggelis. The Mountain Hawks are likely quite tired of seeing her by now, as she had four goals and an Ivy League-record 15 draw controls in the Bulldogs' 16-8 win at Lehigh last year.
"Nicole shot well," said Phillips. "She was just dominant on the draw, and she can handle the pressure. We knew that the draw control was going to be an important part of this game. Lehigh did not have anybody that could neutralize her ability to score and get the draws."
Yale's 5-1 run to open the game also included a pair of assists for senior attacker Jen DeVito, who now has 25 assists for the year -- the seventh-best single season total in school history. She also has 50 career assists, tied for eighth all-time at Yale with All-American Miles Whitman '04. She leads the Ivy League in points this year with 40, one more than Daniggelis.
Lehigh (5-6, 2-2 Patriot League) answered by scoring three times in a span of less than five minutes late in the first half to pull within one. But Yale called timeout after the fourth Lehigh goal, and senior midfielder Julie Mongan got the draw control. She sent the ball ahead to junior attacker Kerri Fleishhacker, who quickly got it to Daniggelis inside the 8-meter fan. Daniggelis drew a foul, then used the free position attempt to pass to a wide-open DeVito at the far post. DeVito deposited her 15th goal of the year to increase Yale's cushion to 6-4.
After a ground ball by junior midfielder Erin Magnuson, Fleishhacker set up junior midfielder Christina Doherty for a goal with 19.5 seconds left before halftime, and the Bulldogs went into the break up 7-4.
The Mountain Hawks scored the first goal of the second half, but after another great save by Fitzpatrick Daniggelis earned a free position attempt and converted it into her sixth goal of the game (and 29th of the season).
With 23:12 to play, the Bulldogs had a golden opportunity to extend their lead when a pair of yellow cards on Lehigh gave Yale a two-man advantage. But a turnover by the Bulldogs enabled the Mountain Hawks to kill off those penalties, and with 14:02 to play midfielder Allison LaBeau scored to pull Lehigh within two.
After LaBeau scored again with 7:10 left, a foul on Yale gave the draw control to the Mountain Hawks. That was when senior goalkeeper Erin McMullan came up with the biggest of her five saves on the day, denying midfielder Kendall Garden's attempt at the game-tying goal.
With Fitzpatrick -- who entered the week ninth in the country in save percentage -- clearly on her game, the Bulldogs adjusted their plan of attack accordingly. After McMullan's save with just over five minutes to play, Yale made sure the Mountain Hawks would have no chance to regain possession and set up on offense. With the ball in Lehigh territory following a Yale timeout with 90 seconds left, the Bulldogs' seven players on offense -- Daniggelis, DeVito, Doherty, Magnuson, Mongan, junior midfielder Cathryn Avallone and freshman attacker Tess McEvoy -- kept control of the ball right up until the final seconds, when Doherty hit the post with a shot. Lehigh got the ground ball but could do nothing with it as the final horn sounded.
Yale wound up with just one turnover in the second half.
"Our stick skills were there," said Phillips. "When the shots weren't dropping, we used our stick skills to maintain possession and kill the clock. That's something that we practiced, and we executed it perfectly."
In addition to winning the draw control battle, Yale also had an 11-10 edge in ground balls. Freshman defenders Emily Markham and Victoria Moore tied for the team lead with two each.
Yale now has its best record after 10 games (7-3) since the 2008 team also started 7-3. The Bulldogs travel to Princeton for an Ivy League game Saturday at 1:00 p.m.
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Stanford and Michigan State are college football throwbacks.
In an era of spread offenses and up-tempo attacks, the Cardinal and Spartans earn their success the old-fashioned way — with solid run games supported by physical defenses.
In that sense, it's fitting Stanford and Michigan State will square off in the 100th Rose Bowl Game, scheduled for 2 p.m. New Year's Day.
"I think it's going to be very physical," Stanford coach David Shaw said. "You're talking about – and I say – I'm not a stats guy. I hate statistics when they're used to justify things. I'm into film, and when you put the film on, you're going to see two of the better defensive teams in the nation that play fast, that play physical, that you see 11 guys run to the ball, you see them play as a unit, and that's what you're going to see.
"I don't believe this is going to be one of those 52-51 shootouts. This is going to be physical, this is going to be tough sledding. It's going to go all the way down to the end."
Stanford, led by senior running back Tyler Gaffney and linebacker Trent Murphy, is in a Bowl Championship Series bowl for the fourth consecutive season, which tops the nation. The Cardinal beat Wisconsin, 20-14, in the 99th Rose Bowl last season.
"Stanford is a tremendously talented football team," said Michigan State coach Mark Dantonio, whose Spartans are in Pasadena for the first time since beating USC, 20-17, in the 1988 Rose Bowl. "I believe they do things right. I think that Coach Shaw and his staff have a tremendous relationship with their players. You can see that when you watch games on TV. So it's going to be a tremendous challenge for us."
Stanford (11-2), which is 6-6-1 in the Rose Bowl, won't hide its intentions. The Cardinal come right at the opposition, led by Gaffney, who earned second-team All-America honors after rushing for 1,618 yards and 20 touchdowns. Stanford also features All-American lineman David Yankey and quarterback Kevin Hogan, who has thrown for 2,087 yards and 20 scores.
The defense is led by Murphy and senior linebacker Shayne Skov. Murphy's 14 sacks lead the country and he is third nationally with 21 tackles for a loss.
"They're an extremely well-coached, fundamental team, and they parallel a lot of the things that I think we believe in as an offensive and defensive football team," Dantonio said. "So there's a similarity in philosophy."
Michigan State (12-1), which upset then-No. 2 Ohio State to win the Big Ten championship, also features a sound run game and solid defense. The Spartans are led by running back Jeremy Langford, who has rushed for 1,338 yards and 17 touchdowns, and quarterback Connor Cook, who has thrown for 2,423 yards and 20 touchdowns.
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Alternative Venues Near Lynmouth
Paintball Portishead, Somerset
Portishead, Somerset is the closest Paintball site to Lynmouth
111 minute drive from Lynmouth
Don't miss out on our superb Portishead venue near Bristol where you'll be treated to a whole range of awesome game zones. There's even replica tanks and helicopters to add to the realism of your paintballing adventure!
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Paintball Cribbs Causeway
111 minute drive from Lynmouth
Paintball Bristol
111 minute drive from Lynmouth
Battle it out in our whopping woodland warzone, complete with 18 varied game zones like Stronghold, Speedball, Ambush and Bunkers. You, your mates, the latest gear and bucketloads of paint.
Paintball Gloucester
Over two hours drive from Lynmouth
This 20 acre paintball arena fuses natural terrain with man-made obstacles and fortifications to create an exciting battleground full of adventure and excitement. Complete varied missions with your team of friends and eliminate the opposition with volleys of paint.
Paintball Dorchester
Over two hours drive from Lynmouth
Submerge yourself on the front line of action as you battle your way through 65-acres of the treacherous Dorchester terrain at our warlike battlefield!
Paintball Cowbridge
Over two hours drive from Lynmouth
Set across 30 acres of woodland this epic arena is the perfect place to experience the thrill of paintball, all within easy access from Cardiff and Bridgend. And with 12 different game zones and scenarios to play in including The Fort, Ammunitions Dump and Mission Impossible you're guaranteed an awesome day of paintballing action.
Paintball Bath Avon
Over two hours drive from Lynmouth
This unbelievable site can hold up to 200 players at a time and its unique zone layout means separate paintball games can take place simultaneously without affecting one another. Our games are diverse, expertly designed, clean and above all safe. Complete missions like Assassination, Downed Plane and Ambush during your thrilling combat experience.
Paintball Bournemouth - Bere Regis, Dorset
Over two hours drive from Lynmouth
Hide in trenches, blow bunkers, climb towers and storm bridges which are built into the natural woodland. With 20 Game zone located in open fields to dense woodland with streams. Spend the day painting your friends from head to toe, although head shots do not normally count.
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Hello, everyone. I was an atheist until at the age of 27 I began to study the Bible in order to debunk it. I learned quickly that the Bible was grossly misrepresented by apostate Christendom's adoption of pagan teachings such as the immortal soul from Socrates, the trinity from Plato, the cross from Constantine, hell from Dante and Milton, Easter from Astarte, Christmas from the winter solstice celebrations, and most recently the Rapture from Darby.
Though I have never and will never be a part of organized religion, my beliefs are not entirely dissimilar to that of The Jehovah's Witnesses, due to the removal of the aforementioned pagan influence. I have studied briefly the history of the major world religions, Buddhism, Christianity, Confucianism, Hinduism, Islam, Judaism, Shintoism and Taoism and have published sacred and non-sacred texts from each of these online: The Dhammapada, Four Noble Truths, Paradise Lost, Divine Comedy, Analects Of Confucius, Bhagavad Gita, Qur'an, Pirqe Aboth, Nihongi, Kojiki, Tao Te Ching and Chuang Tzu.
Having been an atheist most of my life and given that nearly everyone I know is atheist, I think I understand and respect where most of you are coming from. I don't believe in "converting" anyone to anything, but I do think the atheist tends to be mislead when it comes to the Bible. Not that that matters much, except for that I do enjoy, given the opportunity, to correct them in thoughtful and polite discussion and debate.
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I'm reading this thread and thinking to myself - I've been gone, for what? 5 or 6 days? I have to laugh at the impressive atheist hero and martyr who has had to endure the abuse of the visiting theist.
I wonder, with a chuckle, do these people ever listen to themselves?
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I will go with Rage, quit, sulk return.
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I'm with Onyango :) Rage, quit, sulk, return.
It will be Rage, quit, sulk, return, rinse and repeat, until he does get the banhammer for the personal attacks, and calling out the moderators. So technically, everyone's a winner!
Atheist martyr? Did you just say atheist martyr?
Robert that made me laugh out loud, literally
You forgot to mention your critique of Dick and Jane.
Our Mr. Henbson may call himself "irreligious," but he is, nevertheless, studying for the Episcopalian priesthood. If anyone has any interest in his writings - let's only hope he's better at holding his temper in those - they can be found at: http://www.patheos.com/blogs/davidhenson/writings/
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Dear Mr. O'Reilly,
Attached please find a copy of a Media Matters for America's report on last night's "O'Reilly Factor" segment with Richard Poe, in which you addressed allegations Poe made in his Newsmax Magazine article headlined, "George Soros' Coup," with no guest representing a different point of view.
In line with the "fair and balanced" standard announced by the Fox News Channel, and in light of your commitment made on the broadcast last night to "stay on" Soros so that "people will know about this guy before the election," I would appreciate your prompt consideration of my request to appear on the "O'Reilly Factor" at a mutually convenient time in the very near future to discuss your Soros segment featuring Mr. Poe and his work.
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