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Samsung Preinstalled Some Games On The Galaxy J5 And J7
Samsung announced the Galaxy J5 and the Galaxy J7 about two months ago, they have been available in China, India and some European countries. Even as the name suggested that these phones belonged to the low-end, their specs actually belong to mid-range devices built with plastic. The Galaxy J5 features a 5-inch HD display, a quad-core Snapdragon 410 processor with 1.5 GB. The Galaxy J7 has a larger 5.5-inch display but it keeps the resolution the same, it uses an octa core Snapdragon 615 and the amount of RAM is the same as in the smaller phone. Both include a main camera of 13 megapixels and a front-facing one of 5 megapixels. What's interesting is that they include an LED flash on the front, making them the first Samsung devices to include such a feature. This, of course, is to make selfies taken under low-light look better, which implies that the phones are targeted to a teenage audience.
The company redesigned some aspects of its software to make it lighter so it would have less impact on the resources of the phones. This included the removal of some apps that were installed by default, although they included some apps from Microsoft, supposedly to improve the productivity. Now, it has been reported that Samsung decided to include some games from Gameloft in the two aforementioned phones. These games are installed as system apps, so they can't be uninstalled, they can only be disabled if the user doesn't want to see their icons, but they would still take up some space.
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From a book I'm reading.Even today, after two decades of research, the mechanism behind the formation of so-called metahumans is unclear. There is no single mutation that causes the condition, and in many cases, multiple gene loci appear to be affected. What is clear, however, is that the nuclear radiation that leads to these mutations is a danger to all mankind. Even if only one in ten thousand exposed individuals develop superpowers, the selection pressure could well be enough to drive non-powered humans to extinction. The only solution is control of the metahuman population.
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Oh no, look out, everybody in the future will have brown hair! My god, non brown hair people will be driven to extinction!!
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6 self-love lessons from alice in wonderland (part II)
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As you might of seen last week, I wrote about two of my favorite topics: Alice in Wonderland and self-love! Today I'm catching you up with the second half of the amazing self-love lessons from Alice. If you haven't already, check out PART I for the first three lessons (and some background on Alice).
Rose: Just what species or, shall we say, genus are you, my dear?
Alice: Well, I guess you would call me... genus, humanus... Alice.
Daisy: Ever see an alice with a blossom like that?
Orchid: Come to think of it, did you ever see an alice?
Daisy: Yes, and did you notice her petals? What a peculiar color.
Orchid: [sniffing Alice's hair] And no fragrance.
Daisy: [chuckling, as she lifts up one side of Alice's dress] And just look at those stems.
Rose: [as Alice slaps the Daisy's leaves away] Rather scrawny, I'd say...
When Alice initially encounters a garden of talking flowers, they are polite, welcoming, and curious about her. As she spends time with them, however, they quickly turn judgmental, negative, and cruel. As soon as the flowers start poking and prodding her, judging her appearance and picking on her, Alice removes herself from the situation, quickly exiting the garden and murmuring, "You can learn a lot of things from the flowers! Huh! Seems to me they could learn a few things about manners!" She recognizes the flowers' rudeness and refuses to tolerate it -- and this isn't the only scene in which she leaves a negative situation or character. In fact, in many of the scenes in the film, Alice faces rudeness, nonsense, or bad behavior and, rather than tolerate it, Alice leaves.
This is one of the most essential self-love lessons we can learn from Alice: if someone is treating you poorly or is bringing too much negativity into your life, get away from that person. Now, this is obviously not as easy as stomping out of a garden if you've been invested in this person or your relationship is very intertwined with other aspects of your life (like work or parenthood, for example), but if you want to truly treat yourself with love, you have to get away from those who don't treat you well. In addition, it's important to seek out positive people -- people who will encourage you, uplift you, and inspire you. The fewer negative people you have in your life, the more room you'll have for these positive influencers.
Caterpillar: [meeting Alice] Who... 'R'... 'U'?
Alice: I- I hardly know, sir. I've changed so many times since this morning, you see...
Caterpillar: I do not 'C.' Explain yourself.
Alice: I'm afraid I can't explain myself, sir, because I'm not myself, you know.
Caterpillar: I do not know.
Alice: Well, I can't put it any more clearly, sir, for it isn't clear to me.
When Alice encounters the Caterpillar, one of the first things he does is ask her who she is (in quite a demanding and aggressive way, I might add!). If asked the same question, most of us would probably respond with our names, as we use those to identify ourselves to others. But what does it mean to be "[your name]"? Who are you really? How would you describe yourself to someone else? These are hard questions to answer -- and one of the reasons I created the Finding Your Self workbook! -- but they are important when it comes to self-love. It's difficult to love yourself, after all, if you don't know yourself. It's important to get to know yourself as best you can, but it's equally as important not to limit yourself with labels.
Alice, because she's been through so much and changed physically in many ways since entering Wonderland, doesn't know how to answer the Caterpillar's question concerning who she is. She's changed a great deal, making it difficult for her to define herself. Like Alice, we also change a great deal over time. The person you are today isn't the person you were five years ago -- and that's actually a good thing. When we don't change, we don't grow. One of the reasons some people don't change much is because they often limit themselves to a definition of what they should be (or have been). While it's wonderful to have a sense of self and know who you are, this scene in Alice in Wonderland reminded me that it's also good not to limit yourself with internal or external expectations. It's okay not to know exactly who you are, to want to change, or to feel you have changed. It's okay not to be completely clear on who you are -- so long as you treat yourself with compassion and love. You don't have to fully understand yourself to treat yourself with understanding.
Alice: I give myself very good advice. But I very seldom follow it. That explains the trouble that I'm always in.
This last lessons is, what I believe to be, one of the most important. Toward the end of her time in Wonderland, Alice feels completely lost and uncertain about how to find her way home again. The path she was heading down literally disappeared and she's alone in the Tulgey Woods with no sense of which way to go. In this scene, Alice sings one of my favorite songs, "Very Good Advice," (watch the video here!) all about how she gives herself very good advice but very rarely follows it. You're probably well aware of how much easier it is to give good advice than it is to take it, but one of the greatest acts of self-love is giving yourself good advice -- if this is hard, imagine what you'd tell a friend in your situation -- and actually following it.
More often than not, we know the right thing to do -- the thing that will ultimately make us happy and fulfilled -- but a lot of the time, the right choice isn't the easiest one to make, which is why we sometimes don't take our own advice. But consider, for a minute, what your life would be like if you did the right thing every time, if you made the choice you know someone who truly loves you would make for you. You can do that. You can be the person that loves you enough to push you in a positive direction -- even if it's hard to do so in the moment. The next time you're faced with a tough choice, try to take your own good advice and see what happens. Challenging as it might be, it's a brave and worthwhile act of self-love.
I hope you've enjoyed these inspiring self-love lessons from Alice in Wonderland. If you haven't seen or read Alice in awhile and you want to check it out, here are some of my favorite Alice-related things:
Alice's Adventures in Wonderland (original 1865 edition)
Through the Looking Glass (original 1872 edition)
Alice's Adventures in Wonderland (Rifle Paper Co. illustrated edition)
Walt Disney's Alice in Wonderland (Little Golden Book edition)
Alice's Adventures in Wonderland (Salvador Dali illustrated edition)
Disney Alice in Wonderland score (the weird, wonderful soundtrack!)
Alice's Adventures in Wonderland (Yayoi Kusama illustrated edition)
The Annotated Alice (annotated and illustrated edition)
Alice in Wonderland (1951 animated film)
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This window into the life of a young sailor gives me such wanderlust and the hope of possibilities. David has followed his heart, and this (8:30 minute) film lets you join him there, out on the open seas of the Caribbean. You may just fall in love…either with the sailor life, or with him. Enjoy.
"This is a short documentary about David Welsford, who has given up the luxuries of land in search for happiness and adventure on a 50 year old wooden boat he restored from a scrap heap," explains Kevin Afraser, the director and cinematographer.
"All through my life I've found little place to live, and when I was a kid I always built treehouses, and climbed trees and made forts. When I first walked into Lizzy Belle and looked her over, I was like, 'this is the perfect fort,'" David said in the film's intro.
"For me, what's more important than having a big house is having a space that makes me feel good."
Sailing solo for the first time in the Caribbean was monumental for him.
"The first time I did a single handed crossing, I was sailing off the coast of Porta Rico, and I remember there was something going on with me emotionally, I had tears in my eyes. I couldn't believe after two years I was finally doing my first single handed sail in the Caribbean. I'll remember that moment for the rest of my life."
Life on the Caribbean has turned out differently than David first expected. He started out hitting clubs at night, but got burnt out. "I realized life down here is about watching the sun rise, being part of the ocean."
Being alone out in the middle of the ocean during a storm is part of the journey for a lone-sailor: "If there's a problem, you're on your own."
But he has an almost animate relationship with his boat, Lizzy Belle, which comes as a great comfort. "After a really bad one, I'll kiss her and say thank-you, you know? It feels so good to get out of that storm and into a nice safe harbor and drop your anchor."
David cherishes the knife his grandfather had passed onto him, a sweet sentiment, but it was also a practical induction into a man's life, imparting the idea that a man can do it all himself, with a well sharpened knife and an bit of confidence.
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When you go to too many concerts, they can begin to feel like a business exchange. The crowd gets a good show, the performer gets paid, and there's no deeper connection between the two. Then you have Mac Demarco. A total showman who has a deep love for his girlfriend and for his fans, his performance at Valley Bar on Monday, November 12, was a weird, goofy, and funny experience that brought everyone present closer together.
Due to the size of the crowd, the show took place not in the bar itself but in the chilly alley outside. The crowd came dressed in edgy hipster wear and delivered nothing but chill vibes, the packed-in showgoers almost forced to socialize, laughing and talking prior to the show's beginning.
Demarco was supposed to start at 7:30 p.m. but ended up going on closer to 8. We waited, standing around anxiously, either talking to the people around or simply glaring at the cold, empty stage while listening to drunken banter. Then Demarco finally showed up in a striped shirt, fisherman's vest, and a washed-out, reddish hat in his signature laid-back style. Something was a bit off, however: There was no band on stage.
Demarco usually has a band perform with him while he tours, but this show was different. It was just him.
Rather than take a whole band with him, for this, the first stop on his Purple Bobcat Next to the River Tour, he decided to fly solo. Equipped with a keyboard and a guitar that he claimed he "bought off a guy named Ruben in L.A.," the singer explained that, "When you have a band, that kind of shit, you have to teach these people how to play these songs, and sometimes, I just can't be bothered." His charm was so effective that no one seemed to care that he was 30 minutes late.
The show kicked off with "Salad Days" and set the tone for rest of the performance: mellow and peaceful. Everybody was singing along to the slower, acoustic versions of his tracks as he danced around on stage, never missing a beat. He did forget the lyrics to "One Another," but the crowd helped him out. Audience participation was actually a big part of the show: Since Demarco doesn't have a band to accompany him, he would ask that the crowd provide the missing tunes and guitar solos by singing them.
Something as odd as that could only be possible in such an intimate setting, because it gave Demarco the opportunity to get closer to the crowd, cracking jokes and bantering with the fans, at one point even getting everyone to sing "Happy Birthday" to a girl in the front. He declared that he would play as many songs as he could remember, and if the fans felt upset when he skipped a song they wanted to hear, they could just shout it out. Audience requests included "My Kind of Woman" and deep cut "Sherrill."
Demarco ended his set with "Still Together" and dedicated it to his girlfriend Kiera, who he briefly pulled onstage. The crowd sang along, and Demarco was so excited that he urged everyone to get louder, jumped off the stage, and crowd-surfed through the alley. It was a beautiful end to a spectacular, unconventional evening.
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The Show: Mac Demarco's Purple Bobcat Next to the River Tour at Valley Bar.
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The Crowd: Hipsters, hipsters everywhere. Well-dressed, bundled-up, multiethnic people in their 20s and 30s.
Overheard: Too much banter to pick just one line, but one zany story about Marilyn Monroe sticks out.
Random Notebook Dump: One of our reporters may or may not have touched Mac's butt while he was crowd-surfing.
Douglas Markowitz contributed to the Critic's Notebook section for this story.


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Brooklyn-based band, The Vivian Girls just completed recording their second album (title yet to be announced) at the Distillery in Costa Mesa, California and killed it at SXSW. They also recently embarked on a 3 month tour, which will take them across the United States, Canada and then Europe. If you get the chance to catch their set, thanks to their humble presence and catchy songs, you will feel totally awesome afterwards. While you wait for the new album to be released do yourself a favor and pick up one of their 7-inches like My Baby Wants Me Dead or Blind Spot. Catch them in a city near you by checking their tour schedule here.


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This blog post is long overdue. I've had a few messages from people asking what happened, if I finished Dev Bootcamp, if I achieved my goal. The very short answer is the subject of this post: Yes, I'm now a Software Engineer.
I didn't suddenly die mid-way through Dev Bootcamp when I stopped writing daily posts – I was just incredibly busy. I'll writeup a full summary of Dev Bootcamp, my job search and the first couple of months of my job sometime soon.
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As more adviser firms consider their resale value, the impact of any DFM outsource looms large. For some, a DFM presents a potential obstacle to installing an acquirer's central investment proposition. To others, it looks like a robust control framework which enables additional income streams. Whichever interpretation you take, it is worth asking exactly what outsourcing investment management actually entails.
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The advice business needs to validate that the service a DFM delivers is in line with expectations. This type of monitoring was historically an arduous business. Wind the clock back to the turn of the century, and the data from DFMs was of Victorian vintage. A hard copy portfolio update and contract notes was about the best you could expect. Worse still, whenever an issue arose, it was generally too late to do much about it.
Fast forward to today and technology has delivered integration with adviser back offices, portfolios built on platforms available 24/7, and in some cases the DFM will even open up access to their online audit trail. This is how a firm can maintain confidence in the rigour attached to management and servicing and means in the unlikely event of a DFM going rogue, the business has a much better chance of mitigating the risk. Some adviser systems are even approaching automation of this check using agreed parameters for the individual customer to send a warning message to agreed parties.
Suffice to say not all DFMs are on this road to enlightenment. But for any firm considering its appeal as an acquisition target, selecting the right DFM business with the right technology to validate quality of the service and provide the right oversight should add appeal rather than detract from it.
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Want to become a better amateur astronomer? Learn your way around the constellations. They're the key to locating everything fainter and deeper to hunt with binoculars or a telescope.
This is an outdoor nature hobby. For an easy-to-use constellation guide covering the whole evening sky, use the big monthly map in the center of each issue of Sky & Telescope, the essential guide to astronomy. Or download our free Getting Started in Astronomy booklet (which only has bimonthly maps).
Once you get a telescope, to put it to good use you'll need a detailed, large-scale sky atlas (set of charts). The standards are the little Pocket Sky Atlas, which shows stars to magnitude 7.6; the larger and deeper Sky Atlas 2000.0 (stars to magnitude 8.5); and once you know your way around, the even larger Uranometria 2000.0 (stars to magnitude 9.75). And read how to use sky charts with a telescope.
You'll also want a good deep-sky guidebook, such as Sue French's Deep-Sky Wonders collection (which includes its own charts), Sky Atlas 2000.0 Companion by Strong and Sinnott, the bigger Night Sky Observer's Guide by Kepple and Sanner, or the beloved if dated Burnham's Celestial Handbook.
Can a computerized telescope replace charts? Not for beginners, I don't think, and not on mounts and tripods that are less than top-quality mechanically (able to point with better than 0.2° repeatability, which means heavy and expensive). As Terence Dickinson and Alan Dyer say in their invaluable Backyard Astronomer's Guide, "A full appreciation of the universe cannot come without developing the skills to find things in the sky and understanding how the sky works. This knowledge comes only by spending time under the stars with star maps in hand."
This Week's Planet Roundup
Mercury (magnitude –0.1) is deep in the glow of sunset. About 30 minutes after sunset, use binoculars to search for it about 20° lower right of Venus and 9° lower right of Saturn.
Venus and fainter Saturn (magnitudes –4.2 and +0.7, respectively) shine low in the west-southwest in evening twilight. Locate Venus far to the lower left of Arcturus. Saturn, much fainter, is 10° to Venus's right on Friday the 27th, and 17° to Venus's right by Friday October 4th.
Mars (magnitude 1.6, in Leo) rises around 3 a.m. and glows due east as dawn begins. Look for it far lower left of bright Jupiter. Below Mars is Regulus, similarly bright and moving closer to it daily. Compare their colors. The gap between them is shrinking: from 10° on the morning of September 28th to 6° on the morning of October 5th.
In a telescope, Mars is still an impossibly tiny 4.4 arcseconds wide.
Jupiter (magnitude –2.2, in central Gemini) rises around midnight and blazes high in the east-southeast by early dawn. About 9° left of it are Castor and Pollux. The magnitude-3.5 star very close to it (less than 0.6° all week) is Delta Geminorum.
Uranus (magnitude 5.7, in Pisces) and Neptune (magnitude 7.8, in Aquarius) are well up toward the southeast by 10 p.m. Finder charts for Uranus and Neptune. See also the October Sky & Telescope, page 50.
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Without further ado below is my contribution of using one of my own PaperArty's stamp sheets with some of the fabulous Stencil Girl's stencils :).
One of the things that I really got into a few years ago after being a bit dubious of them was stencils and since then I tend to use them with most of my creations. I love how they can add texture and interest in an entirely different way to when we use stamps for this same purpose.
For this card I chose to incorporate four different stencils by Stencil Girl Products to create all my background interest and kept the stamps purely to add all my foreground imagery. (Often I will use stamps to add further background interest but due to all the layering with the stencils I felt it wasn't required here.)
I chose to combine my EKC03 stamp set along with the fabulous stencils by Stencil Girl Products.
So.....................here's how I went about creating the card!
Fresco Finish Dusty Teal paint. Ensure the panel is dry then mask off sections of the top and base with sticky notes. (I masked off approx 2cm at the top and 3.5cm at the base.
L169 Crackle stencil, place over the panel and sponge through Snowflake Fresco Finish paint. Heat set.
S142 Bubbles stencil with the edge of the top sticky note and tape into position with low tack tape. Add another sticky note at the base of the stencil then sponge through Hint of Mint Fresco Finish paint. Heat set.
Hint of Mint over the panel between the two original sticky notes.
S078 Swatton Flowers along with Dusty Teal Fresco Finish. (As you can see I used some low tack tape to mask off certain areas of the stencil.)
bubbles stencil back over my previous stencilled circles and once again held it in place with some low tack tape and added an extra sticky note to the base before sponging through Beach Hut Fresco Finish - directly on top of the circles I had previously stencilled with Hint of Mint.
Jet Black Archival onto the panel; still with the original two sticky notes in place. I also stamped two images of the daisy heads and some butterflies onto a piece of Smoothy card.
S279 Night Sky stencil and sponge through Dolly Mix Fresco Finish to decorate the top and base areas of the panel. Heat set.
Snowflake Fresco Finish along the base of the panel, heat set and then stamp the wording with Jet Black Archival ink. Add some doodled lines using a 0.3mm black multi-liner where the different parts of the panel meet each other and under the wording and then paint between these lines with Snowflake Fresco Finish.
opaque white pen and colour in the middles of the Dolly Mix stars.
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This princess has a fashion challenge for you! She planned her outfits for a month and she wants you to recreate them. You just need to select the right clothes, accessories and hairstyle for each look. If you play a lot of dress up games, this will be very easy for you! Start right away and prove that you have a great memory. Recreate all of the looks and unlock new levels with even more amazing items. When you've completed all of the challenges, you will unlock the free mode. Then, you can express your own fashion ideas and choose the most beautiful outfit!
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|Neon games
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|Mahjong Games
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Classic pencil and paper game: Dots and Boxes. Add a single line (vertical or horizontal) between 2 dots. If you complete a 1x1 box you earn a point and get another turn. The winner is the player with the most points (boxes).


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Ryan Braun could have done things a lot different, and probably the easiest one is to tell the truth. Braun went from a hall of fame career to a player that players and fans despise. It is a shame that he could not just be honest and tell the truth. More and more people are getting fed up with the PED use in Major League Baseball and I cannot say I blame them. It has ruined the game that people love and Braun has become another casualty along the way. Most MLB players do it the right way, but many guys like Braun cheat only to get caught down the road. Where does this leave Major League Baseball these days?
The truth is many people have been turned off by all the PED use in baseball. The sad part is I do not think we have reached the end of the suspensions or the PED use in MLB. Players will continue to use them until we get serious about banishment for life. I know that seems like a harsh penalty, but sometimes that is what is needed. Players make so much money a fine or suspension to them is a slap on the wrist. I guess the only thing that will work is a lifetime ban no matter how tough that may seem. I wish we had not reached this point, but we have it seems. Baseball will recover from this, but it will take a very long time for this to happen. Let's hope as baseball fans we do not have to see to many more cases like Ryan Braun's.


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ErlebnisBocksBerg (chairlift or gondola)
Reach the summit with our traditional cable car or the new chairlift. Either way you can enjoy the beautiful panoramic view on this relaxing trip. The perfect blend of fun and action await young and old at the summit. Start with the "Bocksbergbob" (bobsled) for an exciting and varied tour. Fantastic jumps, curves and spins at raised altitudes up to 6 meters provide on the 1.250 meter course fun and an adrenalin rush. The new slide tower, the trampoline and much more await you in the fun park. Time for a break? Our cosy chalet offers a place in a great atmosphere with lots of goodies.


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I'm pretty sure you know the drill. You pose the scenario and ask the hypothetical questions: There's an asteroid headed for Earth. We know exactly when it will strike, and it will kill all humans. Do you want to know it will strike? Do you want to know when? Some people want to know everything. Others don't want to know anything. People who want to know when the … [Read more...]
Ecology is turning me into a conservative
"Don't eat anything your grandmother wouldn't recognize as food," advises Michael Pollan, author of foodie blockbuster The Omnivore's Dilemma. Who knows what hidden dangers newfangled and untested foods like margarine, energy drinks or Tofurkey might pose to our health? Now, that's conservative. And I don't mean conservative like the GOP leadership in Congress or the Koch … [Read more...]
Don't alienate conservatives, says Hopkins
"Transition is much more powerful for not being explicitly political," Rob Hopkins told a conference call of Americans involved in Transition groups and interested in the movement. "It's better when Transition avoids associating itself with either the left or the right." Hopkins thinks that Transitioners should "fly under the radar" on political controversies. Even more, to … [Read more...]
Atlas bombed: Right-wing think tanks betray ignorance on energy
I want to get this review out fast, because, by the time you read it, Atlas Shrugged: Part I, which came out in mid-April, may already have left the theaters. Critics have roundly panned the movie version of free-market goddess Ayn Rand's 1957 novel for weak acting by B-list actors and a script with dialogue so wooden it could only have been phoned in from the men's room at the … [Read more...]


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Here in America, nothing outrages us as a society more than cheating.
Unless, of course, it's a pitcher who is doing it.
We want Rafael Palmeiro to quit, to confess, to be thrown in the slammer by Congress and to be kept out of Cooperstown, N.Y., -- even if we have to call in the National Guard.
But Gaylord Perry can sign autographs for 20 bucks a scribble every year on Hall of Fame Induction Day. And Whitey Ford can pose for pictures with our wives and our fathers and our babies outside the Doubleday Cafe.
So why is that? We'd love to have someone explain it to us.
It's a phenomenon we've noticed since Steroid Mania began raging in our streets. And we know we're not the only ones who have.
For some reason, there is only one form of cheating that seems to offend us anymore. And that is guys who cheat to hit more home runs. Period.
No one grumbles about pitchers who scuff up baseballs with their belt buckles and their wedding rings.
No one screams about pitchers who fiddle with their cap, wipe their brow, rub their hands through their hair gel and then fire pitches that break three feet.
No one calls a talk show about middle relievers or fifth starters who test positive for illegally ingesting whatever.
But Barry Bonds, Mark McGwire and Palmeiro are right up there with Al Capone, Vincent Gotti and Jack the Ripper: Criminals. Hoodlums. Disgraces to their sport and to their planet.
Now this is not a column meant to defend them or excuse them or rationalize for them. Before you start e-mailing, please understand that.
This is just a column meant to pose a question we can't answer. This is a column intended to point out the double standard that has always governed our attitude toward cheating in sports.
Some cheaters make us laugh. Other cheaters make us crazy. Does that make any sense?
There is a message in here someplace. We're just trying to find it. And we're starting by pondering the eternal question of what we do and don't consider to be "real" cheating.
"To me," says Phillies closer Billy Wagner, "guys who scuff the ball or put pine tar on the ball -- that's not cheating."
And many people -- inside and outside of baseball -- agree. That kind of cheating is just baseball's equivalent of fudging on your income-tax deductions or embellishing an expense account.
It's not cheating. It's "gamesmanship."
"If you get away with it," Wagner laughs, "it's fine."
Fine? Heck, it's amusing - if the right guy does it. Gaylord Perry used to make jokes about doing Vaseline commercials. And nobody cared. Heck, they laughed.
"It bothers me that people still laugh about what Gaylord Perry did," says SABR home run historian David Vincent. "And what he did was clearly against the rules of baseball. I keep asking 'Where's the moral indignation about those other things?' ... I guess I just don't understand the meaning of 'gamesmanship.' It's cheating."
Ah, but that's not how we look at it. Is it? Sure, there's a difference between a spitball and a syringe. But there are also some significant similarities.
"The definition of 'gamesmanship' is something you do to give yourself an advantage," Vincent says. "But isn't that what these power hitters were doing -- trying to give themselves an advantage by muscling up?"
Sure. And remember, they were doing it, at least until the last couple of years, in a sport that had no rules against it. Not to mention in an environment where many players looked around and saw "everyone else" doing it -- so it seemed crazy not to.
Of course, as many of you have pointed out, if steroid use was so socially acceptable, why did these players work so hard to hide it? You also have hammered on another point: They were breaking actual laws. So why do they deserve forgiveness?
Well, they don't deserve forgiveness. And we've never argued they did. But the Hall of Fame is filled with men who broke all sorts of laws -- including federal drug laws. They just happened to involve a different kind of drug.
So what this really comes down to is this:
We love home runs. We especially love really long home runs. So by extension, we love our hallowed home run records. We love them more than any other records in sports. And if those records are being threatened by "cheaters," now that offends us.
"And I think the reason why," Vincent says, "is that those home run records were held for years by Babe Ruth. I really think that's what has propelled this. It's a lot like what happened with Roger Maris and the asterisk in 1961. The feeling was: 'We're going to find a way to keep Babe Ruth at the top of the list.' And it's a similar feeling now. We don't want anybody to tarnish what Babe Ruth did."
So how can we pull that off? By dusting off those asterisks and stamping them all over the records of Bonds and McGwire. Or better yet, expunge those records entirely. That'll preserve the sanctity of the Babe and his numbers, right? That'll tell the world how strongly we feel about maintaining the purity of our sport.
OK, fine. Let's do it. But the trouble is, if we do, we can't stop there. If the theories are right -- that just as many pitchers were taking steroids as hitters -- what about their records?
And then comes the really hard part: If we're going to make all those stats and all those records disappear, what do we do about wins and losses?
After all, there's nothing more amazing, when we hear this issue kicked around, than the fact that something much bigger than any record has undoubtedly been affected by these players who used steroids -- and it's never discussed.
What about the games these men changed? What about the seasons they changed? What about the postseasons they changed? What about the World Series they changed?
If you strip Barry Bonds' records because of what you think he did, what would you like done with the results of that 2002 postseason -- a postseason that ended with Bonds' team playing (and losing) Game 7 of the World Series? Obliterate them?
Well, you can't. Obviously. But isn't it kind of bizarre that you never even hear that question debated? If we really cared about cheating, if we really cared about righting all the wrongs perpetrated by that cheating, shouldn't that be the first issue we debate?
But we gloss over that, and why? Because it's too complicated? Maybe. But we don't think that's what this is about. What it's really about is The Almighty Home Run.
"There's no doubt that pitchers cheat," says Billy Wagner. "But it's always overshadowed by home runs. ... Pitchers are a dime a dozen. It's the home run hitters people look for when they go to the ballpark. They don't care about Billy Wagner. They care about where Jim Thome is. They want to see the ball leave the park."
Yes, they do. So it only seems to follow that the things we care about most are the same things that outrage us most when we find out they weren't what we thought they were. We get that part of this issue.
But if this steroid outrage is really about the criminal act of cheating, then how can we stop there? Either we care about cheating, or we don't. And if we do, how can we justify picking and choosing which crimes are worth prosecuting?
That's a question we can't answer. So we've posed the question. We've opened the debate. Now where do we go from here? Sorry, we can't answer that one, either.
Jayson Stark is a senior writer for ESPN.com.


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One of the most popular articles on this site has been Spinning Classes- 5 reasons why you need to learn to love them. I always get lots of questions about Spin and RPM like "will it make my butt look big?" and "how many calories does it burn?" So I have asked James Sutherland, an experienced RPM instructor and bike riding nut, to answer a few questions for us.
1. James, what, in your mind are the best benefits of spin or RPM classes?
[James Sutherland] Increasing cardiovascular fitness, is the biggest benefit. Of course along with that is weight loss and increasing overall tone of your body, in a single RPM class you can burn from 400 to 900 calories!
2. One of the biggest questions about spin class or RPM class is 'Will my butt get big?' or 'Will my legs or calves get big?' What's your view on this?
[James Sutherland] Take one look at the riders in the tour de France. They spend hours riding a bike every day and there are no big buts there, but plenty of toned bodies. RPM will not give you a big butt but what you eat and drink after RPM might, so you should always avoid the fat crave and replenish your body with plenty of fluids and proteins.
3. How many spin or RPM classes maximum would you recommend people do per week?
[James Sutherland] I have always felt that 2-3 is the right amount, but if you can only fit in one that is still great!
4. What are a couple of riding tips for getting the most out of your spin classes, especially as your fitness levels increase?
[James Sutherland] Your first challenge is just to finish, but as time goes on look at trying to work harder each time. It might never get easier but your recovery will get faster. Lots of people use heart rate monitors and try to gradually increase their calories burnt
5. What is your preferred handle bar position? What do you recommend for beginners and advanced spinners?
[James Sutherland] Years ago I read that the best handle bar height was 2 – 5cm below your saddle. In the 25 years I have been riding bikes I have always found this to be true. Although if your riding for first time or if you have lower back trouble, equal to or higher than your saddle if fine. Where you feel comfortable, will always be the best place.
6. Any tips for preventing a sore butt?
[James Sutherland] Sit your bum right back in the saddle. The saddle is designed so you sit on you sitting bones, so pushing your butt back a little will help relieve pressure. Also remember there are millions of different bottoms but not millions of different shaped saddles, so try a gel seat protector if you can't get comfy.
7. How many calories does a typical class spin or RPM class burn?
[James Sutherland] Research says about 400 to 900 and I have seen evidence of both ranges. To burn over 800 though you will have to ride hard.
8. Compared to other types of exercise, is RPM or spin a good way to lose weight? [James Sutherland] Its the best way to lose weight! Low impact, fun and effective what more could you want!
9. You are known as one of the best spin/rpm instructors around. What, in your mind is the difference between a good instructor and a great one? What should participants look out for?
[James Sutherland] You should look to be challenged and have experience that takes your mind outside of the confines of the 4 walls that the studio is in. Sure it's going to hurt, but great things don't come easy. Most of all you should look to have fun! A great instructor will make you forget about your problems and give you an experience that may just change your life (well for a little bit anyway)
10. You are also an avid cyclist. What kind of riding/racing do you do? Do you think spin classes benefit people who race or ride recreationally? Why?
[James Sutherland] I love all sorts of riding, but most of the racing I do is centered around mountain bikes. I race in longer endurance races and sometimes up to 24 hours, but also enjoy the shorter cross country format. I have also done a fair amount of bicycle touring before, and have dragged my wife around Tasmania. I think there are many benefits to RPM, particularly the intense interval format that the class has, this format helps to increase cardiovascular fitness and strength and because you are inside no problems with the weather.
If you have any questions please feel free to leave a comment and have your question answered.


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Egypt Today
Planning min.: Egypt seeks to make good use of available funding resources
Friday، 19 July 2019 - 10:46 AM
Minister of Planning, Follow-Up and Administrative Reform Hala el Saeed has said Egypt seeks to make good use of all available funding resources, through cutting public spending and modernizing its national planning system.
According to a press release by her ministry, speaking at a high-level political forum on sustainable development, which is currently held at the UN headquarters in New York, she added that Egypt is revamping its national planning mechanism to be used as an electronic tool to soundly assess the performance of different state bodies and make an efficient allocation of resources.
In this regard, the minister pointed to the establishment of Egypt's sovereign fund as one of mechanisms to mobilize resources and benefit from the country's untapped assets, with a view to creating better opportunities for investment and effective partnerships between the public and private sectors and contributing to achieving sustainable and comprehensive development.
The minister added that the state introduced several legislative and institutional reforms, with the aim of simplifying measures to set up projects, enhance the business environment, stimulate the private sector's investments and bring about an overall and sustainable growth.
She touched on the government's plan for restructuring the state's administrative apparatus and turning into a digital community, as well as promoting the usage of e-payment systems and the application of the financial inclusion policies.
The government is paying greater attention to encouraging sustainable development strategies in governorates, in a bid to benefit from their comparative advantages, and to achieve the concept of (inclusive, sustainable growth and balanced regional development) as one of the cornerstones of Egypt's Vision 2030, she also said.
With regard to the African Union's 2063 Agenda, she said Egypt is keen on boosting cooperation with all African states in the different fields, citing the African Continental Free Trade Agreement (AfCFTA) that has come into force recently.
As for cooperation with Arab states, el Saeed stressed that Cairo pays special attention to fostering cooperation with Arab countries to realize sustainable development at the Arab level.


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Ph.D. in Nutrition
Faculty in the interdepartmental Nutrition Program come from:
– Animal Science
– Agricultural and Human Sciences
– Food, Bioprocessing, and Nutrition Science
– Prestage Poultry Science
The Nutrition Program is founded not only on advanced study in nutrition but also in related biological, physical and social sciences. Particular emphasis is given to the development of creativity in nutrition research. An individual program of courses, which includes certain core requirements, is developed for each student by an advisory committee.
Research activities are as diverse as the Nutrition faculty and range in level from the molecular to the whole animal, from the individual to the community. Students majoring in Nutrition are affiliated with and housed in one of the departments listed above. The choice of department, as well as faculty adviser, depends on the research interests of the student.
Research programs are primarily in the area of nutritional biochemistry or experimental animal nutrition (e.g. horses, ruminants, swine, poultry, rodents, and other species), or community nutrition and public health.
Graduates find employment in academia, government, industry, and non-profit organizations, or continue their education in medical and allied health fields.
Nutrition Graduate Handbook
Review our guide to the nutrition graduate programs:
A minimum of 72 credit hours of courses and research, including credits transferred from a Master degree, at least 20 credits in specified nutrition and biochemistry courses, and advanced coursework in related departments. The Ph.D. is a research intensive degree culminating in a dissertation. Written and oral preliminary examinations in the major and minor fields are scheduled no earlier than the end of the second year of graduate study and not later than one semester before the final oral examination. These exams for admission to candidacy are administered by the student's advisory committee.
The following graduate courses offered in Nutrition:
|Principles of Human Nutrition
|Advanced Nutrition and Metabolism
|Food Lipids: Issues and Controversies
|Advanced Comparative Nutrition
|Community Nutrition
|Life Cycle Nutrition
|Advanced Feed Science and Nutrition
|Applied Ruminant Nutrition
|Lactation, Milk, and Nutrition
|Exercise Nutrition
|Nutrition and Biotechnology
|Protein and Amino Acid Metabolism
|Mineral Metabolism
|Vitamin Metabolism
|Energy Metabolism
|Digestion and Metabolism in Ruminants
|Advanced Feed Formulation
|Advanced Special Problems in Nutrition
Every nutrition student is expected to have a strong background in chemistry and mathematics. Additional graduate courses in Biochemistry, Chemistry, Genetics, Microbiology, and Physiology are available for students to enhance the basic science support areas. A minor in another program or department is encouraged. Course selection for a plan of work is by agreement between the student and their faculty advisory committee.
Refer to NCSU Course Catalog for a complete list of Nutrition courses and description.
Minimum Course Requirements for the Ph.D. Degree in Nutrition:
|BCH 453/553 Biochemistry of Gene Expression
or ANS/BCH 571 Regulation of Metabolism
|At least one Biochemistry (BCH) course at the 700 level
|All of the Following courses:
|NTR 701 Protein & Amino Acid Metabolism
|NTR 775 Mineral Metabolism
|NTR 706 Vitamin Metabolism
|NTR 709 Energy Metabolism
|NTR 801 DR Seminar
|At Least 5 credit hours from the following courses:
|NTR 500 Principles of Human Nutrition
|NTR 730 Human Nutrition
|NTR 550 Applied Ruminant Nutrition
|NTR 624/824 Topical Problems in Nutrition
|NTR 625/825 Advanced Special Problems in Nutrition
|ANS/NTR 785 Digestion and Metabolism in Ruminants
|FS/NTR 510/710 Food Lipids
|NTR 554 Lactation, Milk and Nutrition
|NTR 555 Exercise Nutrition
|NTR 824A Feed Formulation and Simulation
Course Requirements for a Minor (Ph.D.) in Nutrition
|BCH 453/553 Biochemistry of Gene Expression
or ANS/BCH 571 Regulation of Metabolism
|At least one Biochemistry (BCH) course at the 700 level
|NTR 801 DR Seminar 1
|At least 8 credit hours of NTR courses at the 500 level or above
Research Advisors
If an applicant qualifies for admission, the Coordinator and the Graduate Admissions Committee will secure a member of the Nutrition faculty to serve as an advisor prior to final admission. Applicants for M.S and Ph.D. degrees are encouraged to contact the following faculty in the departments with similar interests to discuss research advising.
Department of Animal Science
J.H. Eisemann – Hormonal regulation of protein and lipid accretion in growing animals; inter-organ (tissue) metabolism.
V. Fellner – Microbial physiology and rumen function.
S.W. Kim – Nutrition and digestive physiology including (1) protein and amino acid nutrition of swine and other monogastric animals, (2) Nutrition during pregnancy and lactation and (3) Applied monogastric nutrition.
J.M. Luginbuhl– Nutritional management and forage-based feeding systems for meat goats.
J.A. Moore – Applied horse and ruminant (especially beef cattle) nutrition.
J. Odle – Ontogeny and regulation of lipid digestion and metabolism; neonatal nutritional biochemistry; medium-chain triglyceride metabolism; carnitine metabolism; intestinal growth and metabolism in normal and pathophysiological states – role of milkborne growth factors.
M.H. Poore – Utilization of grazed and harvested forages by beef cattle as influenced by nutrient supplementation. Determining the feeding value of locally available by products for beef cattle. Nutrient management in forage production systems utilizing animal wastes as fertilizer sources.
S.E. Pratt-Philllips – Equine nutrition and exercise physiology: glucose metabolism, insulin sensitivity and regulation of glycogen re-synthesis after strenuous exercise.
P.D. Siciliano – Micro-nutrient requirements of horses.
Eric van Heugten – Energy, protein, and mineral nutrition of swine. Lean growth modeling. Applied swine nutrition.
Department of Food, Bioprocessing, and Nutrition Science
J.C. Allen – Milk protein processing; food allergy; mineral nutrition; lactation and milk secretion; effects of physiological and processing factors on mineral availability, causes and prevention of diabetes.
S.L. Ash – Evaluation of dietary practices and nutrition knowledge among population groups, particularly the elderly.
S. Goodell – Community and public health nutrition; childhood obesity prevention and intervention.
A. Fogleman – Improving maternal and infant health care with emphasis on breastfeeding and human milk.
K. Harris – Functional properties of plant foods, antioxidant and anti-inflammatory effects of flavonoids and related compounds.
S. Komarnytsky – Role of diet and nutrition in prevention of chronic metabolic diseases and inflammation, emphasizing pathological mechanisms of insulin resistance and muscle loss.
Prestage Department of Poultry Science
K.E. Anderson – Pullet management; nutritional regimen effect on skeletal development and subsequent performance; quality enhancement in shell eggs.
J. Brake – Broiler Breeder reproduction, hatchery management, broiler nutrition and management.
W. J. Croom – Intestinal physiology, toxicology.
P.R. Ferket – Nutrition and development of turkeys; nutritional factors affecting skeletal problems and immune function; supplemental enzymes in poultry diets; feed extrusion processing; rendering animal by-products.
J. Grimes – Turkey management. Turkey breeder management, and turkey waste management.
P. Mozdziak – Muscle biology, cell and molecular factors influencing muscle growth.
Edgar O. Oviedo – Broiler nutrition and management, nutrient and waste management; mechanisms of nitrogen and amino acid utilizatio; computerized growth models; feed additives, feedstuffs, feed processing methods; dietary electrolyte balance and mineral requirements.
C. M. Williams – Biotechnology applications for value-added processing of animal by-products; anaerobic fermentation of animal manure for energy production, odor control and pathogen management; stable isotope geochemistry for determining the fate of land applied animal manure.
Internships can be a valuable educational experience and preparation for future employment. However, interrupting research progress for internships and coops often leads to a delay in the time required for the degree. In most cases there are limits to the number of semesters that research assistantships and tuition benefits can be paid. Some research projects involve industry cooperation, or opportunities to be involved in projects in remote locations. NC State offers special non-curricular training, such as Preparing the Professoriate, and Certificate of Accomplishment in Teaching, through the Graduate School; participation in these programs can coincide with research and course work.
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My name is Maryanne Perrin and I'm a doctoral student in Nutrition Science at North Carolina State University.
I have a BS Industrial Engineering and an MBA, but have always loved food (growing it, cooking it, and eating it!). As I headed down the path of changing my career focus to nutrition science, NC State ended up being the best fit for me because I wanted a strong biochemistry-based foundation for my understanding of nutrition and human health.
My research is focused on expanding the supply of pasteurized donor milk, a life-saving food/medicine, for fragile infants. While Dr. April Fogleman is my major advisor, I have had the pleasure of working with at least a half dozen faculty in the department and across campus in the pursuit of my research. This work has allowed me to get exposure to both quantitative research methods (studying the composition of human milk in a lab setting) and qualitative research methods (using traditional qualitative research tools as well as new techniques using social media).
From the day I started the program my advisers have encouraged me and given me the time and space to find a research topic that I was passionate about, which is something I especially appreciate about this program. After graduation, I plan on either teaching at the university level or working in the field of public health.


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Quick Tips: Don't Beat Yourself Up
The quick tip today is going to be very quick—a sort of pep talk—and straight to the point: Don't beat yourself up. Just stop it. You're better than this. Whether you're experiencing stress while writing, editing, or marketing your book don't let the process control you. Take a step back and keep your goals in perspective.
This is probably the easiest part. You have a great idea, a solid plot, and characters that are so real they are coming off the page and jumping into your reality. Awesome! But then you start to overthink your plot, you drift off your outline, or you lose your mojo. It's okay. It's happened to the best of us and it will continue to happen. One thing I beat myself on is self-editing while I'm actively writing. Once I told myself to cut it out, I figured out a way to avoid self-editing myself so much and to get the body of my writing down on paper. The moral of the story: Writing isn't rocket science. Unless you're writing about rocket science.
When you get your manuscript back and it looks redder than a ripe tomato, don't jump off a bridge quite yet. If you get an experienced editor who knows a thing or two (cough, Write Divas, cough) the chances are your edits will be largely constructive and you can learn from them. But I'm going to say this once, editors aren't always right. Phew, that was hard to say. You don't have to accept or agree with every edit. So stop pulling your hair out because your editor told you to spell it gray and not grey, or they ask you trim down your adverbs, it's a learning experience for first time authors and humbling one for veterans.
You just paid some serious cash you don't really have to a blog tour company to help promote your new book, but it's not as productive as you thought it would be. Don't worry that you put all your eggs in one basket. If your book isn't flying off the shelves in the first month of release, it doesn't mean your book is bad. It may mean you need to try another way of marketing your book. Always think from different angles and don't give up. If you're persistent, your marketing will pay off.
There, I told you it would be quick. Seriously, it's really easy to beat yourself up in this big bad world of publishing. You are just a mere drop in the big ocean of authors and books. But it doesn't mean you won't be seen, your book is terrible, or that no one likes you. As Stuart Smalley once said…
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Re self-editing: I found that if I start a new document each time I write, it avoids me re-reading everything I've done so far every time I set to work. Once I've finished I can stick all the documents together and have a complete manuscript. Then edit.


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Impressions: Splice
Puzzling Choices
My need for puzzle games is insatiable, constantly fed by the teams of enslaved designers I have generating me new Slitherlinks and Doodle Fit levels, as Telegraph cryptic crossword setters weep as their fingertips bleed from setting me more and more clues. Gathering them all a few seconds pause in their toils is Splice, a new puzzler from Auditorium developers, Cipher Prime. Will it do?
I like puzzles. I'm not sure if I can emphasise enough just how much I like puzzles. My house has a Killer Sudoku book in most rooms, with another in my bag for when I'm out. My phone is loaded with very many puzzle games, one played each night as I fall asleep. I once worked out I'd played Slitherlink on my DS (one of two games I ever gave 10/10 in my entire career) for over 300 hours. I've spent more time with picross puzzles than I have RPGs. And if there's one thing I know that's important about them, it's balance.
Splice, an immediately beautiful and aesthetically delightful game, has seemingly no concept of balance at all.
From the very start you realise that the game is the menus is the game, and you've started. No tutorials here, silly. Which, in the right place, is fine and dandy. Exploration and experimentation are much of the purpose of a puzzler, and having too much explained for you actually tends to hint at a game that relies on repetition rather than evolution. Here, a slight hint what is going on would have been nice.
But it doesn't stop you from figuring it out. The closest you get to any guidance is a two screen guide that tells you each of the blobs can have one or two blobs linked to it, and that there are limited moves per level. That's your lot. The aim is to get the layout and number of blobs to match those shown in hollow ghosted patterns on the screen. This is achieved by rearranging the shapes, or using their abilities, hinted at by the emblems upon them. Perhaps they split in two, replicating anything that extends from them, or elongate, adding an extra blob to the chain(s). With limited turns you make the foreground match the background. Sorry for the spoilers there.
Gosh though, it's gorgeous. That integrated menu and game thing is lovely, and the puzzles you've completed drifting in the background creates such an interesting atmosphere. Then there's the means by which you can go back and forth through moves you've made, rolling the mouse wheel to fast-forward and rewind time, the music and visual effects matching the illusion. As a piece of design, it's exemplary. As a puzzle game, it leaves rather a lot wanting.
The issue is, how unwieldy so many of the levels feel. Balance, as I mentioned, is missing, meaning challenges can become clumsy, not helped by the peculiar sets of rules you have to figure out for yourself, often contrary to logical expectations. For instance, successfully have the blobs match the background, but not have followed an unstated and seemingly arbitrary rule, and the level won't be over. Oh, I can't leave any of the blobs unactivated, even though I've succeeded? Huh? Okay, I'll add that to my mental instruction booklet you didn't write.
I've no objection to a puzzle having only one possible solution, and even only one possible path to a solution, so long as it's carefully engineered. The point of Splice is to reverse engineer the goal into something you can achieve with the tools presented at the start, and that offers a lot of potential for fun. But the issue comes when you've got three splice moves available, and three or four blobs to activate, and experimentation doesn't reward you with entertainment. Instead you realise you're just working out how someone else did it, through your trial and error, and then repeating the same. It's a fine line between that, and the fun of reverse engineering, but I think Splice too often falls the wrong side of it.
Not always, though. But as I progressed, too often rather than seeing a starting position and my goal and thinking, "Okay, how can I go about this one then?" instead I'd think, "Oh boy, I think I'll check Twitter." The knowledge that you've basically got to plan four or five moves ahead before you can meaningfully change anything became distinctly unappealing. And I go back and forth. One puzzle can provide entertaining challenge, and the next make me blow air through my lips and wander off to get coffee. It's not like I can't solve those latter ones – I can. But I derive no pleasure or satisfaction from having done so. The result is, "Oh, so that was the order in which I had to click on things."
And this bloat really begins to reveal itself by the time puzzles have five splices available, at which point any hope of inspired planning seems too tiresome to contemplate. It, to me, gives the impression of a lack of care in the puzzle design. Again, I want to stress that it's not too difficult – it really isn't. It's just fiddly and fussy, and my patience for that is thin.
For those wanting a more difficult challenge, each level contains a solution that's one step shorter than the more obvious. This gets you an "Angelic" result, but again this is barely communicated by the game, so intent is it on its mysterious tool-tip-free environment. Which, while utterly gorgeous-looking, ends up feeling a little cold and alienating in the context of everything else.
This has come out pretty harsh. Splice isn't an especially bad game, and it's a stellar presentation. But it manages to wrangle me in all the wrong directions with the nature of the guessy-work puzzles. Or maybe I'm just thick. But I see a puzzle like the one above and I think, "I just don't care." Like I say, I adore puzzle games and spend ludicrous amounts of my life with them, but Splice isn't one that clicks for me. Maybe it will be for you? There's a great way to find out via the demo Nathan mentioned this morning. You can get the full game on Steam for £7 right now.


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A few of his images have been included in guest posts here on the SCU site. They're worth going back to enjoy.
Well, he's doing a lot of exciting things with Panasonic's GX7 and is a member of their Luminary team. I'd heard about a little project he took on while teaching a program in Michigan. He had decided to use anything he found on the way to the conference to create art.
Well, it was a rusted paper clip that caught his eye and he was determined to demonstrate that anything could be turned into art with the right skill set! He finished with a standing ovation – perhaps the highest compliment any artist can receive from their peers!Skip Cohen
On his blog he wrote:
I just came back from doing a program in Michigan for the Professional Photographers of Michigan. The program was on my 'Photo – Synthesis' system of creating art from photographic images. When I do these programs I always try to use images from the area that were captured within the 24 hour period before the program begins. This time I thought I'd give myself a really strong challenge. I wandered around the parking lot with my LumixGX7 and found a paper clip in the parking lot that had been weathered and run over by cars and was bent and just a (beautiful) mess. And I made the attempt to create art from said paperclip. There was also a stone fountain out front with a lot of different slate plates that I was able to photograph to gather textures. When I announced to the class what I was going to do I saw looks of horror, bewilderment and just plain disbelief.
I continued anyway.
About one third of the way through the program I started to feel that maybe I had made a mistake. I wasn't sure this was going to be successful… I persevered. Everyone had an opportunity to see the thought process as I work towards creating artistic images from simple objects.


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07 April 2019 - Västerstads kyrkruin-Södertos fortress-Bosjöklosters mölla-Backstugan Vinterhyttan-Vätterydsgravfält
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Today, decidedly summer temperatures for these latitudes. It's 3.00pm and the temperature is +17 degrees Celsius! After the first few kilometers I am forced to remove the jacket and open the air vents. We come to the Skylle nature reserve. A deer quickly crosses a field and then disappears into the vegetation. Here the trees have a strange shape, they almost look like works of art. Let's make a brief stop for the inevitable coffee. Once the motorbikes were resumed, we soon reach the old church of Västerstad built between the twelfth and thirteenth centuries. Today only the ruins remain standing, surrounded by the old cemetery but the place has its own particular charm immersed in the silence of the Swedish countryside. I leave my traveling companion to continue the day heading towards a very particular and unusual place. This is the Södertos fortress near Hörby, the home of Karl Göran Persson, a Swedish farmer who during the Cold War was terrified of an invasion from the east by the troops of Joseph Vissarionovich Djugashvilis or Stalin's real name! Frightened by the threat of an imminent nuclear war and wary of the ability of the state to protect the population, he decided to "build and fortify" his home in the event of a possible attack with nuclear weapons. So he thought well of mixing reinforced concrete with all sorts of metal objects and not only that he could find and buy at a good price. Bicycles, pots, bolts, parts of railroad tracks, boxes, bins, baskets in short everything that could, in Karl's mind, withstand a nuclear explosion! Today the result of this work are the remains of the farmer's house that died in 1975, now transformed into a sort of memory museum, in memory of this extravagant man who, in his own small way and in his own way, faced the great Russian power. I set off again towards Höör crossing the road between the Västra ring lakes and the Östra ring to stop for a moment at the ancient Bosjökloster windmill built around 1790. Continuing along the road in the direction of Tjörnarp I come to the Backstugan Vinterhyttan, a ancient stuga in wood and brick of a few square meters built in 1840 by the parish of the area to house a very poor family with two children. For three generations this family lived in this structure and the last occupant was Bengta Andersson, whom everyone called "Hyttebengta". Bengta was born in 1861 and remained unmarried and childless until her death in 1935. Today the cottage lets you know and experience how you lived in Sweden before the period of well-being. A few hundred meters from the stuga, on the other side of the road is the Vätterydsgravfält, an ancient burial site from the Iron Age. The cemetery, which is one of the largest in Scandinavia, consists of about 250 visible rocks and about 100 partially hidden. Some form a sort of ship, other rectangles, other rings. A published drawing of 1822 shows that there were more than 600 stones, many of which were removed over time both to allow the cultivation of the fields and to use them as constructive material. Particularly magical place especially at sunset. It is time to return home. Until next time.


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Fast Chat: Green Seal's Arthur Weissman
Why the FTC's new green guides could lead marketers to seek out certifications
Most consumers are familiar with Energy Star, a government program that certifies that homes or products like a refrigerator or an air conditioner have met strict energy efficiency guidelines. But when it comes to everyday, consumable products like laundry detergent or cosmetics, consumers are on their own in interpreting the green claims made by the manufacturer. That may be about to change. In an interview with Adweek, Dr. Arthur Weissman, president and CEO of Green Seal, a non-profit environmental certification organization, explains how the Federal Trade Commission's new green guides could lead more companies to seek out third-party certification to bolster environmental marketing claims.
Adweek: Why hasn't a consumer seal for environmental sustainability caught on?
Our original intent was to be a credible voice for the consumer. Our logo was designed to be recognizable by the consumer. But there was opposition by the industry from companies like Procter & Gamble that didn't want a third party deciding about their products. So we shifted to the institutional market.
Why do you think more consumer companies will now seek out third-party certification?
If you look at the FTC's new green guides, they are promoting credible third-party certification. The agency is clearly coming out in favor of third-party certification programs and making that the norm. Now when companies make a claim, they have to make sure it's explained. They can't make a blanket claim and they really can't certify themselves. That will level the field a lot because it's been dominated by big companies that can tout their companies any way they want.
There has been a proliferation of certifications in the last decade, both third party and second party. Some are more credible than others. Second-party certifications from trade associations aren't as credible. Many sprung up in the last 10 years. We find those most troublesome. The FTC is saying those relationships have to be disclosed. That will be a significant difference in the marketplace going forward.
What kind of interest for green certification have you seen from consumer products companies?
We're starting to see renewed interest. The economy has been a factor. Everything changed in early 2000. Maybe it was the Al Gore movie or Katrina. Environmental sustainability became required in many sectors. Big companies, like Whole Foods and Wal-Mart, required their vendors to meet standards, so it has become more ingrained in the economy. Institutional businesses are starting to roll out consumer products, so there will be a spillover. In April, we certified our first personal care product, L'Oreal's Pureology Precious Oil, a hair oil. So we're starting go back to the consumer market, our original target.
What is the advantage of a third-party green certificate?
Having a credible third party certification is the best way for advertisers who want to advertise environmental benefits in an appropriate and legitimate way. It will give businesses and marketers and the consumers that use their products, considerable assurance, if not safe harbor, that what they are doing for the environment is legitimate and follows the guidelines of the FTC. We've been very compliant with the FTC guidelines from the beginning. We helped them with their panels and provided expert testimony. We'll take the new revisions and make sure we comply.


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Variety of an organization note. What it needs to be like?
The idea of "trend" derives from the Latin – stilus. They designated it a put for penning on small-walled plates covered with wax. A single terminate of a sticks was sharpened, they composed by using it, the second someone was like a shoulder joint blade for waxing, as long as they necessary to destroy. "Switch the design more often!" – suggested the coach to your person. Weiterlesen


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The Executive Director, Sales for TUKYSA will be a key member of the Sales Leadership Team accountable for product sales performance in the United States, as well as developing and maintaining a high performing team that consistently delivers results on a national and regional level. The incumbent will be expected to effectively collaborate with other members of the Sales Leadership Team and leaders across the company to build and execute national and regional sales strategies, tactics and performance objectives.
The Executive Director, Sales will report to the Franchise Lead - TUKYSA, and is expected to be an exceptional sales leader with proven oncology experience.
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As the leading employer in our industry in the Pacific Northwest, Seattle Genetics is proud to offer a competitive total compensation package as well as a comprehensive benefits program designed to support the whole lives of our employees and their families. Benefits include medical, vision and dental coverage, group and supplemental life insurance, 401(k) with company match, tuition reimbursement, relocation assistance and much more. To learn more about Seattle Genetics, please visit www.seattlegenetics.com.
Seattle Genetics is an equal opportunity employer. All qualified applications will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, protected veteran status, or disability status.
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