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You will forgive me for the brevity of my column today. I'm finding it hard to do a lot of things, among them talking, writing and praying. In particular, I'm finding it really hard to pray. Like I said in my Facebook status update yesterday - it is very difficult to pray at a time like this. Where do we start? What do we say? Our hearts are broken, our spirits crushed. Loss mixes with anger mixes with futility....
On Saturday morning I was at an event in Karen full of life and colour, lessons and laughter. At some point maybe, 11am. I put my phone away because I had to take the podium and do my part. It was only at about 1pm that I finally looked at my phone again and by that time I had to figure which of the various calls and text messages I had to give priority to. I had a total of 55 text message and almost an equal number of missed calls. I had actually at some point told the gathering to avoid the Westgate area once we finished because of gunfire – but I assumed it was another case of a robbery gone wrong.
Little did I know that this wasn't a robbery – far worse, far far worse than I could have imagined.
My mind was racing as I left Karen to head towards Westlands. I didn't want to believe anything beyond what my colleagues or our newsroom told me. I wanted to stay positive and believe it would all be over by the time I got onto Waiyaki way. I was making a beeline for MP Shah where some of our staff members had been taken.
But as I got closer to the hospital and tuned into the various radio stations in my car – it all began to unfold, the surreal nature of what was being reported starting filtering through. The shock numbed me and I think I'm still in denial. The sheer horror of the moment made my entire body break out in goosebumps. Then my head started to ache and my pulse rate quickened. My daughter and I love playing at Westgate. What if I wasn't having this event ? Would Nduku and I have been there? I packed the car just to steady my hands. When I started driving again and got wind of the number of fatalities, my numbness and disbelief turned into fear - what could never happen to us, just did.
For the first time we're seeing our vulnerability. For the first time we're learning that we don't have the answers to everything. This sort of thing happens in other countries. Countries that we see on the news, on television. Every time there's a news item of an attack such as that at Westgate, I watch with curiosity and simply move on.
But it happened here, and now other people are watching us on the news. The term surreal has been redefined for Kenyans once again. In all this, I have learned that I must try now more than ever before to tell the people who mean something to me that I love them, that they matter. I'm trying to remember what I last said to Ruhila Adatia and all that comes to mind was the two of us chuckling about the fact that she had started to waddle and we were in for a Christmas baby. Ruhila was pregnant. The only thing I wanted to do from the moment I heard about Ruhila, was to try and get to her and see if we could save the baby she was carrying. I remember telling Kamal Kaur as I left MP Shah to rush to Aga Khan, "we can't lose them both". I was actually optimistic as I drove from MP Shah to Aga Khan. My GM had a nasty accident a few years ago and I remember knowing in my heart and mind even as I drove to the hospital that he would be fine. In fact I was busy thinking about which doctors we needed and why. I had carried all my cards and some cash just in case he didn't have his wallet in him and even checked to see that I had his wife's number. That's how my head works – I cry later. I called Prof Wasunna and asked him where I should go and what we should do once we got there. I was on a mission to ensure we saved Ruhila's baby. I knew that the Aga Khan Hospital has the best pediatric ICU in the country if not the region and if there was a chance for that baby – it would come from there.
Baby didn't make it either.
Three days ago we were immortal – we are Kenyans for crying out loud – the most resilient nation on earth! So here's the deal - We are down, but not defeated. We are shaken, but not destroyed. It will take awhile for the reality of what happened to sink in and when it does, we must dust ourselves off and look to what's next.
I am learning to pray again. Every time someone comes out of Westgate alive I say "Thank you God". It's a start ….. it's all I can handle right now.


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by larry joshua glenn thompson
Meet Larry..
Larry is a young man who has faced many daunting challenges in his short lifetime and risen above them to become a leader. The Larry I know is strong-willed and in a way that makes others change for the better. The Larry I've watched over the past year has changed from a confused young teenager to one who knows what he wants and won't let peer pressure hold him back. He loves God and isn't shy about telling you….Meet Larry…a true young warrior and inspiration to young men and women everywhere. Larry likes to write poetry, or rap music…all of us have our own special gifts …listen to Larry's.
Gotta stay strong and move north
That means up
In da sky
Where i'll be when I die
Can't believe He gave His life
Even with all this strife
The world is fake
But His love's real
Wats it gonna take
To make the deal
Give Him your life
And be blessed forever
Come on
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Samsung and WoodWing announce cooperation to bring digital publications to the GALAXY Tab
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Their most popular dessert dish is the mango, papaya or lychee shaved ice for $7.99. The ice is milky and flavoured and gets shaved off in "sheets" so it has a lighter texture than normal shaved ice.
The shaved ice tasted as good as it looks! It wasn't too sweet, and since mango is in season now, the fruit was ripe and lended to the sweetness of the dessert. The balls on top I could have done without though.
Doolami also has pints of ice cream you can buy for takeout (think Earnest Ice Cream, but more Asian flavours) and one of the flavours I am interested in trying is durian! I think I will be back this summer to try other shaved ice flavours!


text: Just in time for October! The fall season is here and that means Halloween is coming up soon. :} Here are some screen caps from 2NE1's MV for "It Hurts". I know the song came out a year ago but it's never too late for some 2NE1 right? ;) Besides, I really love the set design they used for this video. It's very "fall" like and the colors are beautiful! I especially love Bom's green hair. <3


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Pregnancy Discrimination Act of 1978
The Pregnancy Discrimination Act of 1978 is an amendment to the Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964. It prohibits employers from discriminating against workers based on pregnancy, childbirth or related medical conditions. It affects only companies that employ 15 or more people. The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) enforces the Pregnancy Discrimination Act. Under the act, an employer cannot lawfully refuse to hire a woman if she is pregnant unless her condition makes it impossible for her to perform the major functions of the position. In an interview, it is illegal for an employer to ask a woman if she is pregnant or if she plans to become pregnant or have children.
History of the Law:
Before the Pregnancy Discrimination Act was passed, pregnant women could be forced to take a leave of absence or resign because of their current condition. Employers did not have to provide disability or medical coverage for pregnancy. The Pregnancy Discrimination Act amended the Civil Rights Act of 1964 by stating that pregnancy is a disability and that pregnant employees, in covered organizations, must be treated equally as employees having other medical conditions. Under the law, it is illegal for employees to deny sick leave for morning sickness or related pregnancy illness if sick leave is permitted for other medical conditions such as flu or surgical operations. Specifically, the Pregnancy Discrimination Act affects employee benefit programs including (1) hospitalization and major medical insurance, (2) temporary disability and salary continuation plans, and (3) sick leave policies (Bohlander and Snell, 105).
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The Vollrath 88184 induction-ready insert holds 71⁄4-quarts of product to keep warm and ready to serve to customers. The insert is easy to clean and durable for long term use. You should not use metal utensils with this insert. It has a temperature tolerance of -20 to 450 degrees Fahrenheit. The insert is made from 400 series stainless steel. The interior diameter of the Vollrath 88184 induction ready insert is 81⁄2-inches.
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More Information and References for Dental Disease: Untreated Decay in Children Aged 6-9
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- County Health Rankings
- Healthy People 2020 Website
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- Kaiser Family Foundation's StateHealthFacts.org
- CDC WONDER's DATA2010, the Healthy People 2010 Database.
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My good blogging friend Maryam who writes the delightful blog My Marrakesh is 1 of 10 finalists in the 2007 Annual Weblog Awards. Please check out her beautiful and inspiring blog about all things "Marrakesh".... and please find your way to click here and vote for her Blog " My Marrakesh".
I plan to visit Maryam's little piece of heaven for my birthday next year and hopefully stay with them in their guesthouse Peacock Pavilions which is under construction. It is a magnificent labor of love!!! They have just planted 200 white rose bushes on the land surrounding this guest house which is set on acres of Olive orchard in Marrakesh. Heaven!!!
Good luck to you Maryam.
PS Katie has also done a posting for Maryam today. Check it out here


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The United States has designated Afghan warlord and former prime minister Gulbuddin Hekmatyar a terrorist, subjecting him to economic sanctions including the seizure of any assets he may have in the United States.
The decision was announced by the State Department, which said the United States has information indicating that Mr. Hekmatyar has participated in and supported terrorist acts committed by al-Qaida and Afghanistan's former rulers, the Taleban.
The designation of Mr. Hekmatyar as a "global terrorist" under a 2001 directive by President Bush means that U.S. financial institutions must block any property he may have in the United States, and that it is illegal for anyone under U.S. jurisdiction to contribute money to him.
U.S. officials are also asking the United Nations to make a similar designation, which would obligate all U.N. member states to impose sanctions including asset freezes against the Afghan figure.
Mr. Hekmatyar, an ethnic Pashtun, led one of the major guerrilla factions in the 1980s war against the Soviet occupation and later in the Afghan civil conflict. He now is an opponent of the government of President Hamid Karzai, which took office after U.S.-led forces ousted the Taleban from power.


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Rockie, I know you asked me awhile back and honestly I neither had the book yet, nor would I have had a chance to read it at that point....but now I've started and let me just say that Mr. Bacon thus far has blown me away with some of these things. Basically everything I've come across so far (I'm a few chapters in where we've just started the 2008 season) has done nothing but validate EVERYTHING I said about this whole nightmare. I'll withhold too many comments at this point in the event that some of you haven't had a chance to read it, but: [stop reading if you don't want a few spoilers]
[ filler to bump stuff downward...kind of like a visual "Jeopardy" music intervention for thinking]
* a certain former coach is even more despicable in my eyes - his staff is no better [most of, not all of]
* former coach Gittleson should be ashamed and can go to hell. Barwis kicks your ass in every sense of the world: S&C knowledge AND as a human being
* certain former players can go to hell as well. f*ck you for thinking you are more important to UM than either it's great history, or it's fans that support it.
* f*ck Boren, Clemons, and the rest of the classless asshats who were allowed to walk our sacred football program's halls and turned on it. f*ck Mallett while we're at it too, and the coach who actively campaigned against the new regime...oh wait, I covered that in the first point, didn't I?
* a LARGE NUMBER of UM boosters and "fans" need to send apologies to RR and staff for spreading lies and bullshit along with their uncalled-for names
* rosenturd shouldn't have a job. I'm currently trying to figure out a way to bring him down, just as he did to our program. any ideas are welcome
* lies, deception, propaganda and more lies....I'm not sure how I'm going to believe ANYTHING relating to UM or CFB anymore.
* bill martin should have taken the advice to retire after getting the stadium renovation passed
* interesting info on DB in regards to the search committee and RR
* f*ck the fans who assaulted RR's ability to hire defensive coaches; martin for not giving casteel more $ and a contract (he gave Carr's asst's a contract that paid them after they weren't working for UM anymore - don't give me the b.s. that it wasn't the "Michigan way";
* speaking of the D hire, fans should apologize about shafer. if shafer were still there, we would never have been graced with the amazing denard robinson at qb...
* Les Miles should have been the coach all along, just as I said. F*ck the person (in Carr's camp, obviously) who leaked the bogus story to keep that from happening
* f*ck labadie and the rest of the administrative turncoats. I don't know if they're all gone, but they should be
* I noticed Bacon referred to UM gathered in the tunnel as looking like bees. I'm fairly sure he ripped that off from my old (missing) friend apu. C'mon John, if you can cite MgoBlog, why not wingedhelmet? We were here, and creating catch-phrases and driving UM fan traffic long before Mr. Cook ever had that magical twinkle in his typing fingers!
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This is hard news to swallow. The good side is that the Taxol might reduce these mets, and put off having to have whole brain radiation. This is a procedure Dr G has always told me might make me "stupid." He only mentioned it as a possibility but of course I think I'm smarter than the average bear and losing some of that freaks me out.
Rik spoke to Dr G on Tuesdsy during my chemo and confirmed that in his opinion I'm improving, am more focused, since starting Taxol. That makes me feel better. Who knows me best but my husband?
Nonetheless I'm spending the day in bed and on the sofa, sleeping, reading, cuddling dogs and listening to a huge thundershower. Maybe tomorrow I'll feel up to more activity as I wrap my head around more brain mets.


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In the recent past, UK has experienced rapid growth with 2013 alone harvesting slightly below 4.5 million bottles. This is the same year UK Vintners celebrated its 650th anniversary! The company which started as a link in the import, regulation, and sale of wine in the UK maintains its charity and education role through Vintners Foundation.
Such figures are a clear indication that the UK wine industry is undergoing a healthy growth period. UK wines have in the past received stiff competition from their cousins, the French wines, but the recent growth is a clear indication that they have started being taken seriously. Below are the top 5 wine companies whose wine brands you can taste at the UK Vintners.
Camel Valley
The Cornish vineyard was set up in 1989 by Bob Lindo, an ex-RAF pilot together with his wife, Annie. Over the years, they have continued supplying sparkling wines and have managed to win several awards whereby their wine, Cornwall Brut 2010 scooped the golden gong during the International Wine Challenge. At the 2012 Decanter Wine Awards, their Pinot Nor Brut managed to win a gold medal.
Bolney Estate
The estate has been growing vines for a very long time, but it is not until in the 1970's that Juliet Linter revived the property to light. In 2007, Bolney Estate's Blanc de Blancs won the Gold Outstanding medal at the International Wine and Spirit Competition. The estate is known for making varieties of tastes of white, red and rose wines.
Hush Heath
The vineyard of Hush Heath is located in Weald of Kent at a manor house and is dedicated to producing world-beating quality rose wine. The company has already won several awards through their Pinot Noir, Pinot Meunier and Brut Rose, which is made of variety Champagne grapes of Chardonnay. This wine company has a history of making still and sparkling white and rose wines.
The vineyard started as a farmyard until Stuart, and Sandy Moss turned it into winemaking in 1988. The vineyard is located in West Sussex and was the first British vineyard to grow entirely champagne grapes. In 2007, the wine company's Blanc de Blanc wine won the International Wines and Spirits Competition gold medal.
Ridgeview Wine Estate
This family owned vineyard located in East Sussex and founded in 1994 dedicated to producing sparkling white wines. Their Chardonnay Marksman produced for M&S won a gold medal at the International Wine Challenge in 2009.
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Rupert Murdoch, already an American citizen, pulls up News Limited's stumps from Australia to become an American company and the very next day presumes to tell Australians what to think and who to vote for!
Murdoch backs Bush and wants troops to stay reports his decrees on Sydney radio today:
Media baron Rupert Murdoch today backed George Bush to win a second term, said Australian troops should see the job through in Iraq, and said he would push for changes to Australia's cross-media and foreign media ownership laws, despite shifting News Corporation to the US.
The News Corporation chairman said today the coalition of the willing had largely been successful and Australia needed to maintain its presence.
"We have no alternative - we must see the job through," Mr Murdoch told 2GB radio.
He also said George W Bush would win a second term at the US presidential election in November because the American people strongly supported the president's efforts in Iraq and the resurging US economy.
"They're with him on that, completely. He's going to walk it (the election) in," he said. (The interview with, you guessed it, Howard favourite Alan Jones, is at interview.)
So Murdoch and his papers and TV empire back Bush and Howard. Murdoch's proved a loyal ally to Bush and Howard, in exchange for more power, of course. See Murdoch: Cheap oil the prize, Murdoch's war: 175 generals on song and Murdoch's war on truth in war reporting. And see Webdiary's cross media archive for his attempt to extend his domination of Australian media, courtesy of Howard.
Murdoch and his editors have lots of tricks to mess with your minds. He brought his editors and selected commentators from around the world to Cancun recently and ensured they knew the line. Bush's national security adviser Condi Rice obeyed her masters voice and addressed the Murdoch crew, as did UK opposition leader Michael Howard. (Last year Murdoch publicly announced that his UK papers would switch their support from Blair to Howard because he didn't like Blair's wish to endorse a European constitution. He had the hide to say this would downgrade "our" sovereignty - he must have meant "our" in the Murdoch nation sense.)
Murdoch helps fund the Washington neo-con bible the Weekly Standard. Last year, the magazine falsely claimed it had proof there were links between Saddam and al Qaeda before S11. Murdoch's New York Post and The Australian dutifully republished it as truth, minus official denials by the US Defense Department (see His lie-master's apprentices).
And have a look at Tuesday's Australian, which headlined its Newspoll 'Latham's bubble bursts'. It must have given one Stephen Morris the results in advance, because on the opinion page that very day he wrote Latham an open letter condemning his 'troops home' policy, citing "today's Newspoll"!
What can the people do?
For a start, we can expose the hypocrisy of Murdoch and his media mouthpieces. Eddie Davers did it in Overland magazine. In Our Australian? Murdoch's flagship and shifting US attitudes to Iraq, he examines how The Australian reported Saddam when the Americans liked him:
"In Australia, one newspaper now stands out for its hawkish tone. 'The Australian' (was) the loudest and most persistent in calling for an invasion of Iraq. It never tires of reminding its readers that Saddam Hussein used chemical weapons (sing along) against his own people. It is worth reviewing how 'The Australian' covered the atrocities when they actually occurred. Quantitative aspects of the coverage are revealing; today's profusion is in marked contrast to the paucity of coverage during the 1980s. However, this article focuses on the qualitative aspects: how reports were packaged, what was stressed and what was de-emphasised, and the nature of visual coverage."
We can also get together and seek real answers to important questions on Iraq from politicians where WE live. The North shore Peace and Democracy Group is leading the way. Last year, it organised a political panel to answer community questions on why we went to war - see Tony Abbott to eyeball North Shore against the War: Truth possible, Don't let pollies get away with murder, Liberal elder to Abbott: Dear friend, make amends on Iraq and The Valder indictment: full text.
Their latest event, called 'Secrets and lies destroy democracy: a discussion on the impact of decisions behind closed doors on democracy in Australia' will be held Monday 3 May, 2004 at 7:30pm at Willoughby Town Hall, 409 Victoria Avenue, Chatswood (400m from Chatswood Station). On the panel: Senator Marise Payne (Liberal), Kevin Rudd (Labor), Kerry Nettle (Greens) and Aden Ridgeway (Democrats).
The questions to be asked of each panellist are:
1. We were told the invasion of Iraq was necessary because of Saddam's weapons of mass destruction. John Howard said on 14 March 2003: "If Iraq had genuinely disarmed, I couldnt justify on its own a military invasion of Iraq to change the regime." How can we trust future justifications for war in the light of this?
2. There has been little informed democratic debate in Australia about the causes of terrorism, in particular the unresolved Israel-Palestine conflict. The War on Terror cannot succeed by dealing with the symptoms alone. How can Australia work to address the causes?
3. "It wasn't a time in our history to have a great and historic breach with the United States," Alexander Downer said recently. Does a request for support from the US automatically and always pre-empt Australian policy and budgets at the expense of education, health and welfare, and if not, how should we decide which requests to refuse?
4. Free trade agreements and decisions that impact on all our lives are negotiated behind closed doors, without the wider participation of the Australian people. How can these decisions be made more democratically?
5. The present rigid control of Australian political parties over its members effectively hijacks much of the decision-making process from open debate in the parliamentary chambers - where it is meant to be - and cloaks it in secrecy behind the closed doors of party rooms. Should this be allowed?
6. Australians are very cynical about the political process, and the extent to which secrecy and falsehood are used to justify policy decisions. How can our faith in the system be restored?
Everyone is welcome to go along. For details of the group's next venture, go to ademocraticaustralia.com


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PADI Scuba Diver
Short on time and long on the urge to become a certified diver? The PADI Scuba Diver certification might just be for you.
This course requires less time than the PADI Open Water Diver course, covering only the first three of five sections of knowledge development, the first three of five pool sessions, and the first two of four open water training dives, resulting in a limited certification.
Who should take this course?
The PADI Scuba Diver course is a subset of the PADI Open Water Diver course. If you're short on time but really want to become a diver, the PADI Scuba Diver rating might be right for you ̶ particularly if you expect to go scuba diving primarily with a dive guide. This course is an intermediate step for earning an Open Water Diver certification, if that's your ultimate goal.
PADI Scuba Divers are qualified to:
- Dive under the direct supervision of a PADI Professional to a maximum depth of 12 metres/40 feet.
- Obtain air fills, rent or purchase scuba equipment and participate in dive activities as long as properly supervised.
- Continue dive training by completing the PADI Open Water Diver certification and taking certain specialty diver courses.
- To enroll in a PADI Scuba Diver course (or Junior Scuba Diver course), you must be 10 years old or older. You need adequate swimming skills and need to be in good physical health. No prior experience with scuba diving is required, but you can try it first through the Discover Scuba Diving program.
What will you learn?
The PADI Scuba Diver course consists of three main phases:
- Knowledge Development (online, independent study or in a classroom) to understand basic principles of scuba diving – just the first three of five sections of the Open Water Diver course.
- Confined Water Dives to learn basic scuba skills – just the first three of five dives of the Open Water Diver course
- Open Water Dives to use your skills and explore – just two of four dives of the Open Water Diver course.
How can you start learning now?
Get started by registering for Open Water Diver Online – PADI's eLearning option. The web-based system gives you the background information you need to dive safely and allows you to study at your own pace through an easy-to-use, interactive program. You only need to complete the first three sections, but have a year to complete the whole program if you choose to go on to earn your PADI Open Water Diver certification.
There are other home-study materials you can choose from including the Open Water Diver TouchTM (a tablet app) and the Open Water Diver Manual and Open Water Diver Video (a book and DVD package). Of course, you can still do the whole thing right here in Gozo with Moby Dives. Just come in to enroll in the course, get your materials and start reading the book and watching the video. Your PADI Instructor will meet with you to schedule knowledge review sessions, confined water and open water dives.
What scuba gear will you use?
You learn to use basic scuba gear, including a mask, snorkel, fins, regulator, buoyancy control device and a tank. The equipment you wear varies, depending upon whether you're diving in tropical, temperate or cold water. Your PADI Instructor will explain the equipment you need and may suggest additional educational materials, such as the required logbook.
Check with your local dive center to get advice about everything you need for your diving adventures.
Have you always wondered what it's like to breathe underwater? If you want to try scuba diving, but aren't quite ready to take the plunge into a certification course, Discover Scuba Diving is for you.


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|Malcolm Subban stopped 21 of 24 shots to pick up a win Sunday. Photo: Nina Weiss/Highland Park Hockey
Written by: Tony Androckitis - Twitter/Facebook
The Lehigh Valley Phantoms (36-18-3) entered their third and final game of a weekend road trip through the northeast looking for a clean sweep but ran into a well-rested Providence Bruins (34-15-5-4) team eager to avenge their Friday night loss on home ice to Albany.
The Phantoms fell behind early and despite making it a one-goal game early in the third period, they were unable to complete the comeback at the Dunkin Donuts Center Sunday evening in a 7-3 loss.
Andy Miele, Mark Zengerle and Scott Laughton tallied goals for Lehigh Valley in the loss, while Corban Knight added two assists for the Phantoms.
Providence's combination of speed and skill along with a physical defensemen with size was too much for the Phantoms to handle. Noel Acciari tallied a game-high three points (one goal, two assists), while Tommy Cross, Wayne Simpson, Austin Czarnik and Jordan Szwarz tallied a goal and an assist each in a big win for the PBruins.
Phantoms' Playoff Update: With the two points Sunday, Providence moves back into second place in the Atlantic Division - pushing the Phantoms into third place two points behind the Bruins with one game in hand. Lehigh Valley trails first place Wilkes-Barre/Scranton by six points after the Penguins handled Hartford 6-3 Sunday at XL Center. Bridgeport, in the fourth and final playoff spot in the division, lost in regulation to Utica Sunday. Fifth place Hershey currently trails Springfield 2-0 with 14:06 left in the 2nd period.
ROSTER NOTES - Phantoms
Alex Lyon (20 saves - 24 shots in 33:46 of game action) got the start in back to back games for the Phantoms Sunday in Providence after a strong 32-save performance in Lehigh Valley's 2-1 win in Hartford Saturday night. Anthony Stolarz (10 saves - 12 shots) came on in relief midway though the second period with the Phantoms trailing 4-1.
Scratches (all injured): Robert Hagg, Steven Swavely, Danick Martel, Taylor Leier and Boyd Gordon
Cole Bardreau - Scott Laughton - Colin McDonald
Greg Carey - Corban Knight - Nicolas Aube-Kubel
Mark Zengerle - Andy Miele - Chris Conner
Tyrell Goulbourne - Chris McCarthy - Radel Fazleev
T.J. Brennan - Reece Willcox
Will O'Neill - Mark Alt
Sam Morin - Travis Sanheim
Alex Lyon - Anthony Stolarz
It appeared to be evident early that the Phantoms knew they were going to be up against it in their third game in two and a half days against a Providence Bruins team that enjoyed a rare Saturday night off after a regulation loss on home ice Friday to Albany.
Lehigh Valley was heavily out-shot and out-chanced for most of the opening 20 minutes, allowing the game's first goal 8:10 into the contest.
Alex Lyon came up big on a 3-on-1 chance for Providence, but the Phantoms weren't able to recover and get the puck out of their own end on the ensuing sequence - with Jake Debrusk getting the puck to Alex Grant before Jordan Szwarz tallied his 15th of the season.
Reece Willcox, in the lineup the last two games since Robert Hagg exited Friday's game with a lower body injury, took offense to a late whack at Lyon by PBruins forward Sean Kuraly and made it known.
Luckily for Lehigh Valley, they capitalized on a late period power play to send the game to the first intermission in a 1-1 game. Chris Conner got his 300th career pro assist with 3:00 left in the opening frame, setting up Andy Miele for his 7th of the season to even the game up late in the first period.Willcox & #LVPhantoms take offense to Kuraly's whack at Lyon on his way by the net. pic.twitter.com/NsLHKWa3Ev— Tony Androckitis (@TonyAndrock) March 5, 2017
Corban Knight was whistled for hooking with less than 90 seconds left in the opening period after he got tangled up with a Providence Bruins' forward in the neutral zone, but the Phantoms still found themselves in a tie game through 20 minutes.
The Bruins didn't score on the carry over power play time, but it wasn't long after that a Matt Grzelyck shot deflected off a Phantoms' defender and in past Lyon 1:37 into the middle frame - extending the PBruins lead to 2-1.
Another thing that didn't help the Phantoms' cause in the first half of the game was the amount of time they spent on the penalty kill. Providence was awarded five power plays in the opening 32 minutes of the game but it wasn't until they were already head 3-1 that they cashed in on their fifth attempt of the afternoon.
Colton Hargrove beat Lyon for his 7th of the season from Danton Heinen and Jordan Szwarz, and that spelled the end of the road for Lyon - pulled in favor of Anthony Stolarz after allowing four goals on 24 shots in 33:46 of game action.GOAL GIF: Noel Acciari tips a Tommy Cross shot to put @AHLBruins on top of #LVPhantoms 3-1 midway through the 2nd period. #Bruins pic.twitter.com/6xeBFnE4MN— Tony Androckitis (@TonyAndrock) March 5, 2017
It's tough to place all the blame solely on the goaltender, especially when Lyon essentially stole the Phantoms two points 24 hours ago in a strong effort. The amount of time the Phantoms spent in their own end combined with sloppy passing and mental mistakes typical for a team in their Sunday game of a three-in-three saw them trailing 4-1 with 6:14 left before the second intermission.
Mark Zengerle appeared to give the Phantoms some life late in the second period, with his 11th of the season - a rebound goal from Greg Carey and Corban Knight - making it a 4-2 deficit heading to the final frame.
The Phantoms' momentum continued early in the third period, as Scott Laughton beat Malcolm Subban on a rebound with 15:53 left in regulation to make it a one goal game.
That's as close as the Phantoms would get, however, as just 45 seconds later Austin Czarnik finished off a tic tac toe passing play to restore the PBruins' two-goal lead at 5-3.
Wayne Simpson sealed the deal with 8:40 left in regulation with his 15th of the season, and an empty net goal with 2:35 left completed the 7-3 final score.Tic-tac-toe. @DHeinz43 to Acciari to Austin Czarnik gives @AHLBruins a 5-3 lead just 45 seconds after Laughton made it a one-goal game. pic.twitter.com/6p48aQrLVi— Tony Androckitis (@TonyAndrock) March 5, 2017
Credit to head coach Scott Gordon and the Phantoms for pulling their goaltender down three with 3:45 left to play - nothing left to lose at that point. A quick Phantoms' goal with time could have completely changed the complexion of the game.
1st Period
8:10: PRO - Szwarz (15) - Grant, DeBrusk
9:39: LV - (PP) Morin, minor (delay of game)
9:59: PRO - (PP) Szwarz, minor (roughing)
10:36: LV - (PP) O'Neill, minor (slashing)
13:11: PRO - (PP) Kuraly, minor (slashing)
16:49: PRO - (PP) Kuraly, minor (high-sticking)
17:00: LV - PPG Miele (7) - Conner, Knight
18:43: LV - (PP) Knight, minor (hooking)
2nd Period
1:37: PRO - Grzelcyk (4) - Acciari, Czarnik
9:05: PRO - Acciari (5) - Cave, Cross
10:03: LV - (PP) Bardreau, minor (boarding)
12:15: LV - (PP) Miele, minor (slashing)
13:46: PRO - PPG Hargrove (7) - Szwarz, Simpson
18:33: LV - Zengerle (11) - Carey, Knight
3rd Period
4:07: LV - Laughton (14) - Bardreau, Morin
4:52: PRO - Czarnik (2) - Acciari, Heinen
11:20: PRO - Simpson (15) - Kuraly
11:29: LV - Goulbourne, major (fighting)
11:29: PRO - Randell, major (fighting)
12:47: PRO - (PP) Cave, minor (cross-checking)
17:25: PRO - ENG Cross (12) - unassisted
Lehigh Valley 1 - 1 - 1 = 3
Providence 1 - 3 - 3 = 7
Lehigh Valley 7 - 8 - 9 = 24
Providence 13 - 14 - 10 = 37
LV - Alex Lyon (20 saves - 24 shots in 33:46 TOI)
Anthony Stolarz (10 saves - 12 shots in 25:02 TOI)
PRO - Malcolm Subban (21 saves - 24 shots)
Power Play
LV: 1-for-4
PRO: 1-for-5
Penalty Kill
LV: 4-for-5
PRO: 3-for-4
Attendance: 9,702
Power Play
LV: 1-for-4
PRO: 1-for-5
Penalty Kill
LV: 4-for-5
PRO: 3-for-4
Attendance: 9,702


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Part 2 - The Turn of the Screw Audiobook by Henry James (Chs 09-18)
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Fatshark and Paradox Interactive are back with another 'War of' game, this time pitting the Saxons against the mighty Norsemen. War of the Vikings retains much of what made the previous outing (War of the Roses) successful, but this time around has a far less pansy name. The online multiplayer brawler is currently in alpha, and is set for release early next year. That said, it is surprisingly polished for a game in such an early stage, so it does inspire confidence that the finished product will be up to scratch. This limited preview code contains 2 maps (a forest area and a village) and 1 game mode; a straight up team deathmatch.
Whether you choose the Saxon defenders or Viking invaders, there is little difference between the two in terms of gameplay. Both sides offer 3 classes, Thane, Huscarl and Scout. The Thane is the bog standard footsoldier, armed with shield and sword; the Huscarl is more of a 'heavy', foregoing defensive accessories for a large, powerful axe – and the Scout is a fast & light archer. Classes also have secondary and tertiary weapons, such as daggers and throwing axes, but they aren't that useful and should only be used as a last resort. There isn't much difference between the Huscarl and Thane, aside from shifting balance between speed and power, and the Scout seemed a little underpowered and vulnerable compared to the other two. But there is just enough of a difference if you find one class becoming stale and fancy a change.
The control scheme is something that definitely needs to be looked at. Left mouse button is your main attack, which can be charged for more damage at the cost of more stamina. The problem is that it's not as simple as just clicking it. Instead, you must also move your mouse either up, left or right to dictate the direction of your swing. But mouse movement also controls the viewpoint so while you're swinging wildly at an opponent, the camera is swinging just as wildly too. It's disorienting, chaotic and a bit of a design flaw. Controlling the archers is a little counter-intuitive too, as it requires holding the right mouse button to aim and draw your shot but also needs you to click the left button to fire instead of simply releasing the button – it just doesn't feel right.
There are other abilities such as sprinting and tackling, and the ability to heal oneself and revive others. But with up to 64 players in a match, it's difficult to find a moments peace in the fray to do any of these. Special attacks are much more useful, dealing a hefty amount of damage if you connect, but leaving you very vulnerable if you miss. More abilities can be unlocked such as counter and dodge moves but in the the early levels with a limited skill-set, 1 on 1 battles quickly devolve into awkward circle-strafing with desperate, aimless slashing.
Things in the audio/visual department are competent but not exactly noteworthy. The game handles the larger battles quite well without any noticeable drop in frame-rate. Character animations are fluid and lifelike, and the two maps I played had some interesting layouts complete with choke-points and ambush opportunities.
War of the Vikings is still in an early stage, which is good as there is plenty room for improvement. It's a little inconsistent, as it seems to have some aspects nailed like the user interface and environments, but it falters slightly when it comes to its core combat mechanics. I also fail to see the longevity in a game like this. The alpha didn't seem to have that many unlockable abilities and unless XP is drip-fed then an ambitious player would have most of these unlocked in a matter of days. But with any game this young in development, it must be given the benefit of the doubt. For now, at least.


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Bringing smart technology inside the cars for infotainment is not a new innovation in 2014. Microsoft did it years back with its Windows Embedded in cars from Ford and others. Microsoft provided the platform for auto maker to build on and they were quite successful. In the era of smartphones, consumers are expecting more from their infotainment systems in their cars. Instead of trying to create a new platform for automobiles and expect developers to write applications for it, Apple and Google are going the other way around. They are trying to use the smartphone as the primary system with car's infotainment system that will act like a thin client.
For example, Apple's iOS in the car will use car's display to show a new UI of iOS optimized for driving experience will let drivers get access to Apple Maps, music, videos, Siri, voice calls, text dictation and more. Apple has signed up automakers like Honda/Acura, Mercedes-Benz, Nissan/Infiniti, Ferrari, Chevrolet/Opel, Kia, Hyundai, Volvo and Jaguar for this integration and they are about to make an official announcement on roll-out soon.
Apple's VP of software & services said the following during iOS in the car announcement,
"the bigger opportunity for Apple and its ecosystem is becoming essential not just for people texting, checking news, watching movies, and playing games, but for massive growth areas such as transportation, home automation, and health care,"
Google on its part announced Open Automotive Alliance, the OAA is a global alliance of technology and auto industry leaders committed to bringing the Android platform to cars starting in 2014. Just like they did for Android with Open Handset Alliance they are trying to make Android a default OS in all the cars. Their founding partners include Audi, Hyundai, Honda, GM and more.
We're dedicated to accelerating innovation in the car with an approach that offers openness, customization and scale. We believe that a common platform will help drive innovation, and make technology in the car safer and more intuitive for everyone.
A recent job listing from Daimler, the company that makes Mercedes-Benz revealed another Google's auto project called Projected Mode that will be integrated into all Mercedes-Benz cars in the future. Google's Projected Mode is similar to Apple's iOS in the car where vehicle's controls and displays will be integrated with Android smartphone allowing drivers to get access to text messages, directions, and more.
Microsoft has a platform for automakers called Windows Embedded Automotive 7 which is an extensible technology platform for automakers and suppliers to deliver in-car experiences that keep drivers connected and informed. Windows Embedded Automotive 7 is a great platform, but automakers barely make use of it other than providing few basic functionalities. Also, developers have very little interest in creating apps for another platform. The main issue is, Microsoft does not have a program like iOS in the car or Projected Mode that will allow car makers to integrate with Windows Phone devices using their existing technology in their cars.
I think Microsoft is losing yet another opportunity/market even though it came too earlier than others. People buy cars which costs more than $20000 in average, and they expect their smartphone to fully integrate with it. People may try to switch smartphone platforms for their cars because it costs just $600 for a brand new smartphone that works great with their cars, but not the vice versa of buying a brand new car for $20000 that integrates with their smartphone. Windows Phone users may soon realize it when Apple's iOS in the car and Google's Projected Mode project goes live soon.
I think Microsoft should act quick and fix their strategy around the Automotive space. It's not just about the platforms anymore, it is the whole eco-system. What do you think?


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Forthcoming from Canada
Vuksic, Velimir. SS Armor on the Eastern Front, 1943-1945. Forthcoming from J. J. Fedorowicz Publishing Inc in November 2005
Now available from McFarland
Bodson, Herman. Downed Allied Airmen and Evasion of Capture: The Role of Local Resistance Networks in World War II. Jefferson, NC: McFarland & Company, Inc, 2005
Military History Bookshop
Catalogue "PM" for summer 2005 arrived here by mail from the kind folks at the Military History Bookshop at Folkestone in Kent. It contains seventy-six pages of listings of military books for sale covering a wide spectrum of eras, with a large selection of WWII-related titles.
Now available from Seabird
Braun, Harold. Braun's Battlin' Bastards: The Bushmasters of Company B, 1st Battalion, 158th R.C.T.. Melbourne, FL: Seabird Publishing, 2005
News from Military Press
"Good afternoon. We have just finished printing Leo Niehorster's The United States Army Order of Battle: 7 December 1941, volume 1. This volume is the Army O/B. The next volume, on US Army Air Force December 1941, is here waiting to be printed.
"From Jack Hays, Volume 7: Chemical Warfare Service has also been printed.
"We should have out this autumn two volumes covering "Operation Deadlight." This was the final capture and later destruction of the U-boats at the end of WWII."
Now available from Schiffer
Lambert, John W. The Great Pacific Air Offensive of World War II, volume 1: Return to the Philippines. Atglen, PA: Schiffer Publishing Ltd, 2005
Lambert, John W. The Great Pacific Air Offensive of World War II, volume 2: Severing the Empire's Lifeline, 1945. Atglen, PA: Schiffer Publishing Ltd, 2005
As we like to do on occasion, we've updated our recommended reading page with some fresh choices for your enjoyment and enlightenment.
Forthcoming from Penguin
Haufler, Hervie. The Spies Who Never Were: The True Story of the Nazi Spies Who Were Actually Allied Double Agents. Forthcoming from Penguin Group USA in January 2006
We've added another self-publisher, Neil Rees, and his book to our Directory of Self-Publishers. If you've self-published a military-related title about World War II, especially if you're a veteran writing about your wartime experiences, please send us information so we can add you to the Directory.
Book review
Balkoski, Joseph. Utah Beach: The Amphibious Landing and Airborne Operations on D-Day, June 6, 1944. Mechanicsburg, PA: Stackpole Books, 2005
Now available from Leo Cooper
Edwards, Bernard. Death in the Doldrums: U-Cruisers Off West Africa. Barnsley, UK: Leo Cooper / Pen and Sword Books, 2005
In the mail today: Supplement #97 from Jerboa-Redcap Books with new and used naval, aviation, and military titles for sale.
This day in history
Sixty-five years ago today, on 23 September 1940, Anglo-Free French forces began operations against Vichy French forces at the port of Dakar.
Forthcoming from PublicAffairs
Eberle, Hendrik et al. The Hitler Book. Forthcoming from PublicAffairs - Perseus in October 2005
Forthcoming from Hawaii
Yamashita, Samuel Hideo. Leaves from an Autumn of Emergencies: Selections from the Wartime Diaries of Ordinary Japanese. Forthcoming from University of Hawaii Press in November 2005
This day in history
Sixty-five years ago today, on 22 September 1940, the Japanese 5th Infantry Division began attacking from China into Vichy French Indochina at Lang Son.
We've added another self-publisher, John F. Dobbertin, Jr., and his book to our Directory of Self-Publishers. If you've self-published a military-related title about World War II, especially if you're a veteran writing about your wartime experiences, please send us information so we can add you to the Directory.
News from Potomac
Sam Dorrancethanks, Samsends word about the latest releases from Potomac Books (formery Brassey's US) and additions to their schedule. Check our Potomac page for details.
Now available from Spellmount
Lindsay, Oliver. The Battle for Hong Kong 1941-1945: Hostage to Fortune. Staplehurst, UK: Spellmount Ltd, 2005
Forthcoming from NIP
Vego, Milan N. The Battle for Leyte 1944: Allied and Japanese Plans, Preparations, and Execution. Forthcoming from Naval Institute Press in December 2005
Editor's Pick
Sometimes when we run across an interesting/unusual/informative book, especially an older or out-of-print one, we like to bring it to your attention. Here's one:
Orpen, Neil. South African Forces World War II: East African and Abyssinian Campaigns. Cape Town: Purnell, 1968
In a conflict far removed from industrialized mass armies engaged in a war to the death in Europe, Orpen meticulously describes in considerable detail low-intensity battles and marches more closely resembling a Victorian colonial campaign of the 19th Century.
In memoriam
Holocaust survivor Simon Wiesenthalwho dedicated his post-war life to bringing Nazi criminals to justicedied in Austria on 20 September at the age of 96.
Forthcoming from Greenwood
Kaufmann, J. E., H. W. Kaufmann, and Tomasz�Idzikowski. Fortress France: The Maginot Line and French Defenses in World War II. Forthcoming from Greenwood Press and Praeger Publishers in December 2005
Now available from UNC
Lower, Wendy. Nazi Empire-Building and the Holocaust in Ukraine. Chapel Hill, NC: University of North Carolina Press, 2005
Book review
Goda, Norman J. W. Tomorrow the World: Hitler, Northwest Africa, and the Path toward America. College Station, TX: Texas A & M University Press, 1998
In memoriam
Robert Purdya B-24 pilot with the 15th Air Force who was shot down over Italy on his seventeenth mission and served eighteen months as a prisoner of wardied in California on 11 September at the age of 85.
Now available from Sutton
Wragg, David. Royal Navy Handbook 1939-1945. Stroud, UK: Sutton Publishing Ltd, 2005
Printed "Catalog 199" from Antheil International Booksellers of North Bellmore, New York arrived here by mail with 48 pages packed with new and secondhand naval, military, and aviation books for sale.
News from Kansas
Thanks to Susan Schott of University Press of Kansas for alerting us that the following titles are now available: Red Commanders by Roger Reese and the reprint of Zhukov's Greatest Defeat by David Glantz.
It seems like yesterday....
We opened this site on 15 September 1995, so today marks our tenth anniversary on the Web providing daily doses of news and information about WWII-related books. We offer thanks to all the authors, publishers, editors, booksellers, and visitors who have helped us with these pages over the years, and we look forward to many more years as the Web's best portal for books about the Second World War.
Now available from Alabama
Wright, Derrick. To the Far Side of Hell: The Battle for Peleliu, 1944. Tuscaloosa, AL: University of Alabama Press, 2005
Forthcoming from Yale
Butler, Susan. My Dear Mr. Stalin: The Complete Correspondence of Franklin D. Roosevelt and Joseph V. Stalin. Forthcoming from Yale University Press in January 2006
Now available from R and L
Doenecke, Justus D. Debating Franklin D. Roosevelt's Foreign Policies, 1933-1945. Lanham, MD: Rowman and Littlefield, 2005
This day in history
Sixty-five years ago today, on 13 September 1940, the Italian 10th Army crossed the border from Libya and advanced into Egypt.
News from Osprey
The industrious folks at Osprey Publishing have released three new WWII-related titles this month and they've announced four more due for publication in November and December. Check our Osprey page for all the details.
Forthcoming from IUP
McFarland, Keith D. and David L. Roll. Louis Johnson and the Arming of America: The Roosevelt and Truman Years. Forthcoming from Indiana University Press in October 2005
The mailman was kind enough to deliver our copy of the "Military History" catalog for Fall 2005 from The Scholar's Bookshelf, well worth a look.
Now available from HarperCollins
Steinbacher, Sybille. Auschwitz: A History. New York: HarperCollins Publishers, Inc, 2005
Book review
Urwin, Gregory J. W. Facing Fearful Odds: The Siege of Wake Island. Lincoln, NE: University of Nebraska Press, 1997
News from Eagle
Judy from Eagle Editions has just given us an update about all their forthcoming titles. Check our Eagle page for details about Black Cross, Red Star volume three, etc.
Forthcoming from Carroll and Graf
Robinson, Derek. Invasion 1940: Did the Battle of Britain Alone Stop Hitler?. Forthcoming from Carroll and Graf in October 2005
Now available from W&N
Bassett, Richard. Hitler's Spy Chief: The Wilhelm Canaris Mystery. London: Weidenfeld and Nicolson, 2005
Forthcoming from Hawaii
Kushner, Barak. The Thought War: Japanese Imperial Propaganda. Forthcoming from University of Hawaii Press in December 2005
News from David Glantz
Colonel Glantz sends news about his self-published titles:
"I have added six new atlases of the Soviet-German War (1941-1945) [to my catalogue]. These new atlases cover virtually all operations during 1941 which I have not covered in my previous atlases."
Now available from Yale
Dallas, Gregor. 1945: The War that Never Ended. New Haven, Ct: Yale University Press, 2005
Forthcoming from Overlook
Bercuson, David J. and Holger H. Herwig. One Christmas in Washington: Roosevelt and Churchill Forge the Grand Alliance. Forthcoming from The Overlook Press in October 2005
Now available from Crowood
Delve, Ken. The Military Airfields of Britain: East Anglia: Norfolk and Suffolk. Marlborough, UK: Crowood Press, 2005
In memoriam
Antonio Garciaparatrooper of the US 101st Airborne Division who was portayed by actor Douglas Spain in the television version of Band of Brothersdied on 18 August in California at the age of 80.
In memoriam
Robert DickeyUSMC fighter pilot with VMF-221 who helped defend Midway Island, was wounded in action while attacking Japanese four-engine flying boats at French Frigate Shoals on 10 March 1942, and awarded the Distinguished Flying Crossdied in California on 12 August at the age of 98.
Printed catalog #82 is now in the mail from T. Cadman WW2 Books of Carmichael, CA.
Book review
Shores, Christopher. Air War for Burma: The Allied Air Forces Fight Back in South-East Asia, 1942-1945. London: Grub Street, 2005
Forthcoming from Greenwood
Schmitt, Deborah Ann. Bechuanaland Pioneers and Gunners. Forthcoming from Greenwood Press and Praeger Publishers in December 2005
Forthcoming from HarperCollins
Hunt, Irmgard A. On Hitler's Mountain: Overcoming the Legacy of a Nazi Childhood. Forthcoming from HarperCollins Publishers, Inc in January 2006
Now available from Zenith
Hammel, Eric. Pacific Warriors: The U.S. Marines in World War II: A Pictorial Tribute. Osceola, WI: Zenith Press, 2005
Forthcoming from Lyons
Redmann, Kerry. Unfinished Journey: A World War II Remembrance. Forthcoming from Lyons Press in November 2005
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Storyboards I did for HUBERT'S BRAIN, a short film by Phil Robinson from 2001. This sequence was ultimately cut, but was intended to show Hubert's nerdy fear of the neighbour's pug dog. More work I did on that project HERE.
Wild Brain
A great animation studio (originally founded in the Bay Area) by John Hays, Jeff Fino, and Phil Robinson.
A beloved longtime member of the Bay Area animation community, has finally succumbed to pancreatic cancer after battling it bravely for over 3 years. Phil Robinson will be greatly missed by his loving wife Jennifer, and his many friends from around the world, me amongst them. Phil came to the Bay Area in the early 1980s but I first met [READ MORE…]
Many of the most-fun projects I work on never actually get made, like this one for example, a very fun project directed by Phil Robinson at Wild Brain in San Francisco. These sketches were done for a re-telling of all the classic FAIRY TALES where the BIG BAD WOLF is the baddie, BUT this time told from his point of [READ MORE…]
A fun project I worked on a few years ago was HUBERT's BRAIN; a quirky short CG film produced by Wild Brain (the original, San Francisco branch) and directed by Phil Robinson & Gordon Clark. Starring Peter Falk (Columbo) Jonathan Harris (Lost in Space) and Bruce Campbell (Evil Dead) the film won an Outstanding Achievement in an Animated Short Subject [READ MORE…]
Gordon Clark and the guys at Wild Brain recently made an entertaining in-flight safety-video for Virgin America Airlines. I really like the pencil-testy look of it. Gordon styled the spot and designed most of the characters that made me laugh (I checked) and he also did the voice-over narration. I recently took a flight to LA and decided to fly [READ MORE…]
A lot of the the projects that I've worked on in the past few years are still in production, or are in some weird political limbo. Either way it means that I can't show any work that I've done on them. A rare example of some recent storyboard work that I can actually show because the project has been finished, [READ MORE…]


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A couple of months ago, I introduced you to the QNX digital instrument cluster, which demonstrates how automakers can migrate from mechanical gauges driven by stepper motors to virtual gauges driven by microprocessors and graphics chips.
Well, I just discovered that the QNX digital cluster forms part of Freescale's "Mad Mac," a concept car designed to showcase Freescale automotive silicon. The Mad Mac includes, among other things, an external combustion engine with a clear acrylic block -- reminds me of the Visible V8 that I always wanted as a kid.
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Lambert Brown an arrogant lout
THE EDITOR, Sir:
Why does Lambert Brown behave as if he has an entitlement to sit on the board of the National Housing Trust? His arrogance is intolerable.
As he is the mouthpiece of the prime minister, Portia Simpson Miller, he ought to have known by now how to exercise some amount of humility while doing public service. He has not one inch of diplomatic decency or political correctness.
Since the NHT debacle, Mr Brown has sought to take on the Opposition and media while giving the impression that he is above question. He, on one occasion, questioned whether a journalist who was interviewing him outside of the NHT HQ was an idiot.
Make no mistake: He has a right to defend himself; no one is taking that from him. However, assertiveness and being downright tastelessly indecent are two very different things, and the prime minister needs to either rein him in or revoke his appointment to all public offices, including the senate.
As long as he is a senator and member of the NHT board, Mr Brown must understand that in those capacities, he is a servant of the people and not the way around.
The prime minister, herself, has a similar attitude when she is being probed or asked comment and or clarify issues. Her behaviour at last week Tuesday's session of the parliament was not prime ministerial. Seemingly getting upset and annoyed because of questioning made the prime minister appear weak and vulnerable.
This sort of behaviour by our elected and appointed public officials has no place in modern-day governance. Separate and apart from political bantering, public officials must learn to communicate without resorting to personal attacks.
If these people cannot serve the country with humility and demonstrate respect for those seeking answers, they must not offer themselves up for public office.


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Assam: 4 men gangrape woman, gouge her eyes out, kill her
Four men allegedly raped a woman inside a tempo, gouged out her eyes and beat her before throwing the victim out of the vehicle leading to her death in upper Assam's Lakhimpur district, sparking outrage from locals.
The incident took place on Friday when the woman had boarded a shared tempo to pick up her six-year-old daughter from school at Boginadi area, about 14 km from the district headquarters town Lakhimpur, police sources said.The woman was allegedly raped by the four men inside the tempo before they gouged out her eyes, injured her on the head and neck, they said.
Assam: 4 men gangrape woman, gorge her eyes, kill her
Women's organisations and locals blocked the National Highway 52 on Monday with her body and condemned the incident, demanding justice for the woman and arrest of the culprits.
On the district administration officials assuring them to nab the culprits, the protesters withdrew their blockade on the road, which had disrupted traffic movement to and from Arunachal Pradesh for about two hours.
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The name of the highest mountain in the world is called Mount Everest. This year-round snowy peak is located in the Mahalangur section of the Himalayas in Asia.
Every single one of the 100-plus highest peaks on Earth reside on the continent of Asia, with the majority of them among the ranges of the Himalayan mountains, the foot-for-foot tallest mountain range in the world. In the middle of the snowy vast reaches of the monstrous Himalayan mountain range, Mount Everest towers to 29,028 feet above sea level. Tourists flock year-round and attempt to climb it. More than 200 men and women have died making an attempt.


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What ho, Giotto!
Julian Symons
- Stanley Spencer by Kenneth Pople
Collins, 576 pp, £25.00, January 1991, ISBN 0 00 215320 3
In the beginning there was Cookham, and Pa and Ma and ten other children apart from Stanley, including two who died in childhood. Cookham was Paradise, but Paradise ended with the 1914 War. Afterwards there were years of confusion, then the discovery of sex. And all the while there was religion, and paintings that tried to express religious feeling, latterly including always in various forms the artist and one or other of his two wives. That was the life of Stanley Spencer (1891-1959) who became Sir Stanley, and spoke often of his 'belief in grandeur and great Art and Religion of the grandest kind '. The belief was shown through paintings that, if not exactly the grandest, are possibly the biggest and certainly among the oddest done in Britain during the 20th century.
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At the beginning of the final chapter, Kerouac has left the porch in search of a quiet place, but finds reasons to believe that every place he finds is evil or dangerous in some way. He returns to the porch and is convinced that they are all actually dead, and that everything is dead and brings death. When they all finally wake up, they have their slow breakfast, and then decide that rather than burn or pack out all their garbage, they should bury it. Billie digs a hole that looks exactly like a grave, not only to Kerouac but to everyone in the group, including Elliott for whose dimensions it is perfectly suited. Jack finally goes over the deep end, screaming about why it has to look like a grave, and why Elliott is screaming.
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Reacting to the escalating humanitarian catastrophe in the Central African Republic (CAR), Kristalina Georgieva, EU Commissioner for International Cooperation, Humanitarian Aid and Crisis Response, declared that: "the humanitarian tragedy in the Central African Republic continues to unravel in front of our eyes." Together with UN Emergency Relief Coordinator Valerie Amos, Georgieva has called a high-level meeting in Brussels on 20 January 2014 to take stock of the humanitarian challenges in CAR and identify priorities for a sustained and effective humanitarian engagement.
Crucially, on the ground, the imperative remains to provide security for civilians and create a safe environment for the delivery of much-needed assistance by humanitarian agencies. The number of people in need of life-saving assistance is increasing by the hour. Yet, humanitarian organisations face enormous difficulties to operate unhindered throughout the country. To avoid this tragedy spiralling further out of control, now is the time for concerted action. Those who fight must hear the plea of their people and of the humanitarian organisations to allow help to get to all in need. If necessary, there should be an increase in the international security presence.
Ever since the beginning of the current crisis, in March 2013, security and protection of civilians have been the primary concern, both for the population of CAR and to prevent the crisis spreading to other parts of the region. This remains the case. The ongoing intervention by France in support of African forces, in accordance with UN Security Council Resolution 2127, is of crucial importance for the protection of civilians and to contribute to an environment in which humanitarian assistance can be delivered safely to all in need.
The European Commission's Department for Humanitarian Assistance and Civil Protection (ECHO) has experts in CAR, liaising with partner organisations. In 2013, the Commission has provided almost EUR 40 million in emergency relief, in addition to the important contributions from EU Member States. The Commission has also put in place a humanitarian air bridge into CAR from neighbouring Cameroon through its humanitarian air service, ECHO Flight.
The entire population of 4.6 million people is affected. 800,000 people are internally displaced. Since early December in the capital Bangui alone, the number of internally displace people (IDPs) has grown from 30,000 to now over 370,000. 230,000 people have sought refuge in neighbouring countries, underlining the regional dimension of the disaster.
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The goal was to make a style with switches looped to form a chignon in place and also to use an s-wave curling iron to wave her front parted hair.
Gailynne had braiding hair that was already two colors and we tried to blend it so that the streaks were smaller. We succeeded in doing this, but in the end we decided it would have been better to get a package of her base color and one or two shades lighter and mix those. Many of the final photos in this slideshow where taken by Dawn Neuhart.
|Gailynne has no real bangs and a little longer than shoulder length hair, with lots of layers and some highlights.
|Gail seen from the back.
|The first step after the addition of hairspray is to make a center part.
|The front hair is separated from the back with a part that runs from the end of the center part down to the ear.
|The front hair is divided with a part about half way up. This is repeated on both sides. The sections are clipped to keep them separate and out of the way.
|The back hair is divided in half across the head and the top section is clipped up.
|The bottom half is twisted into a French twist.
|The twist is pinned in with four or five decorative tortoiseshell pins.
|The top half is un-clipped and pulled together.
|It is pulled into a ponytail and held with a color match rubber band.
|This ponytail is braided and banded with a color match rubber band.
|The lower front sections are re-sprayed, pulled back, wrapped around the base of the top braid and pinned there.
|Some of her shorter hairs in front are separated out to make curls later.
|The lower half of the top front sections are curled with the wave iron, first close to the head and then farther out, each time matching the curve of the wave.
|This process is repeated with the upper half of the section.
|The waved hair is pulled back near the braid and pinned.
|Gailynne's own braid is twisted and pinned in place and two switches are added, one on each side of the braid base.
|The switches are twisted and rubber banded at the ends.
|While one twist is being held out of the way, the other is wrapped to form a long loop.
|The end of that twist is wrapped and the ends tucked in and the second twist is looped around and through the first in a loose figure 8 to fill in.
|The end is tucked under.
|The whole thing is pinned with hairpins until secure.
A little more spray on them and the wisps of hair in the front are set into tight pin curls.
Here you can see half of the pin curls removed and the other half still up.
|Jewelry and hair decorations are shown in a close up on the left and a side front shot on the right.
|The hair decorations are made up of silk flowers, a rhinestone clip and some beads on ribbon that dangle down the side.


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... we remain the undisputed leader within the SME market in terms of the speed and quality of our SAP implementations!
To achieve that, we also actively invest in your personal success. Within our company, you can carve out your own growth path in line with your interests and capabilities. That's why we invest heavily in training, each and every consultant has a personal counselor and there are fun team activities on a monthly basis.
Do you have a minimum of 2 years' experience as SAP consultant? Or have you been a key user for at least 5 years and are now interested in life as a consultant? Do you have a sound knowledge of SAP (and in particular of SAP's logistics modules)? Are you pragmatic, hands-on and decisive? A born communicator (both in English and Dutch, and proficiency in French would be an added advantage) who can put themselves in the customer's shoes with ease? And do our company values (caring, committed, enterprising, respectful, a positive team spirit) appeal to you?
If so, we're keen to meet you. Send us your CV for screening. Then we'll soon invite you in for a chat over a cup of tea or coffee.
You can find out more about delaware on our website and blog. That will also give you some sense of what it's like to work for us, although we're actually even nicer in real life!


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I am skeptical of 80,000 hours and the general concept of "earning to give" because I suspect very few people will actually be able to execute this correctly. What tracking programs (if any) do you have to ensure that people actually follow up on their plans?
That being said, your cause seems a noble one and I wish you well.