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While kicking around ideas for a sequel to Elephants Dream, the world's first Open Movie project which I helped sponsor, I came up with this idea. The first ED, for those of you not familiar with Project Orange, introduced two characters, Proog and Emo, trapped in a magical world where whatever they imagined, happened. Unfortunately, it was all Proog's imagination, and Emo just couldn't see it. In a rage, Proog clubs Emo and the story ends. So, here is an idea for ED 2, the sequel. The constraints were to design an animation that re-used digital assets from the first, built on the story line, could be presented in 10 minutes, and could be developed by a small team of experienced animators in six months or less.
, devastated and guilt-ridden over his murder of his only friend
, wanders cyberspace. Collapsing on a chair, even the ducks cannot console him as they gather round and sing him a tune. The tune, while cheerful, is hauntingly discordant.
"No" he shouts, and the ducks scurry
"Leave me alone" but in his loneliness, he finds no solace.
Wandering long dark corridors, he discovers remnants of his childhood, of an innocent time when his
and creativity were young and vital.
As he re-discovers his original talents for drawing and creating, his world brightens. He draws a small altar, and prays to
for forgiveness. No luck. Tears.
Using his hands and his mind, he materializes the altar into 3D. He expands it to a small simple chapel.
He weeps by a fountain outside the chapel, and returns inside to pray. No change.
In a flurry of demanding and exhaustive effort, he constructs a grand cathedral.
Exhausted after a seemingly endless series of tasks, and conquering the construction of intricate, beautiful, and larger than life edifices, scenery, light, props, stained glass ("Light, there must be light to illuminate my soul!" he declares), detailed scroll work, he collapses on the floor of the catherderal.
He rolls onto his back and gazes upward, his eyes dim and barely focused; he appears at an end. From the haze,
appears, and reveals that he was, all along, simply a figment of Proog's imagination ("You built me too,
. Don't you realize that?" Emo asks.)
is not guilty of murder, but of denial to his true self, his capability, and thus his potential. By building the cathedral,
has re-established contact with his creative self.
He sought Redemption, and found Fullfillment.
Fade to black.
For both the Planet Smoothie and Lindner commercials, I wrote all the copy. Starting from a concept, working in key terms and talking points, I develop a script and storyline.
In concert with writing lyrics, sometimes I start something that turns into prose with rhymes and an pentameter. Sometimes I feel it is good enough to publish, like
this Christmas Prayer published at Poetry.com
. Just visit Poetry.com and search for any poems by Roger Wickes.
Novels and Short Stories
Writing is an essential element of my life. My first article was published by Software Development magazine (formerly Dr. Dobb's Journal), where I explored the concept of using a database model and design to drive program design in a somewhat mechanical fashion to add, change, inquire and delete records. Ten years later, we saw CASE tools emerge. I am a contributor to the wiki Blender User Manual, and continue my technical writing skills through that outlet.
My creative (fiction) writing path explores poetry, commercial copy, and novellas. "The Will" (16k words as of 8/07) is a science fiction work in progress about a brother and sister who rediscover each other as they discover the hidden truth behind the business of their amoral society. Currently I am working on "Sojourn to Phoenix" (12k words as of 8/07), a mystery about exploration and discovery. What started as shorts, in both cases, is evolving into novels.
Sojourn to Phoenix
So KevinW at BA has spent a year making this picture:
and when I saw it, it inspired me to write a short story, which I begin below. Enjoy!
We arrived in 3048 at our destination, our ion engines all but exhausted, our food nearly gone. As we drew near to the sun of this strange new system, our crops responded in a most positive way, giving us new hope of a new life, to renew us from our journey between the stars. Anxious we were, to see a planet again. Even knowing that we had many adjustments to make before it would be hospitable, our long journey created in all of us, a longing to feel firm ground beneath our feet. Just seeing it there, spinning beneath us, gave us hope and confidence. I particularly thought of my father and mother, and their parents before them and so back hundreds of years, who themselves longed for this day, but knowing they would never see it before their passing. And when they passed, nothing was wasted, for their bodies fed the soil that even now, with this new sun's light, brought forth new crops from seed DNA that had laid dormant for so long. This was our new beginning, and we named the planet Phoenix. Even though our journey had ended, a new one had already begun.
editor's note: Kevin added rings not in original picture.
Original posting thread at BA is here.
We geo-positioned Sojourn well beneath the rings, not wishing to risk damage to our home...for now. Already rumors abound regarding Phoenix, especially regarding the cataclysmic forces that formed the voronoi texture that can be seen on the dark side.
The scout craft returned today, the crew exhausted and exhilarated, making scientific analysis and babbling about beauty all in the same breath. I must confess that there were many jealous among us. The EV suits, I suppose, were the lucky ones - they were the only ones to feel the wind against their fabric, and it must have been a delight, if they could talk, after feeling nothing but the cold vacuum or space for so long...what, a millennia since we left Terra? Oh, to feel the wind blow your hair from your face; what a strange and wonderous sensation, we wondered. Somebody in HVAC hooked up three blowers into a sort of jet tube, and turned them on full blast, and we took turns standing in front of it to see what this
feels like. It is harsh! It wanted to tip me over, to move me as it wanted - I did not like it. Perhaps I like too much being in control. There are so many changes we will have to absorb, in so short a time.
My duties, as agro-biologist, was to get my hands on those soil samples as soon as possible, so that we can begin DNA matching to see what sort of changes and alterations would be needed for two purposes: terra-forming and consumables. Over the next few months I looked forward to exhausting myself with air analysis to see what kinds of plants we need to supplant the air gases in order to make it breathable to our lungs. But I would have to wait, for biologics to test the soil for any alien life.
That in itself would be a tricky maneuver, and I was glad I did not have the burden upon me to declare the soil "safe" to use. After all, how could you really be sure that an alien life form was not abundant on this planet? How would you test for something you knew you could not or would not even recognize, as
"Have you scanned the latest?" a voice intruded. I was focused intently on the scanner, trying to figure something out. I really did not want to be bothered. Maybe I just thought I heard it, and if I ignore it, it will go away.
"Johnre, did you hear me?" It was Calais, insistent. Calais was
moi femme
this cycle, and I really loved her. But I also loved this challenge. Torn between passions, this new emotion was..disturbing. But she was not relenting. I paused off the scan lines analysis graph and removed the VR helmet. Her beautiful golden hair came into view. It was always her hair that caught my eye.
"Calais, I'm kinda busy..." I responded, a little harried, to say the least.
"Oh my Jesu, you look horrible!" she inhaled, covering her mouth and stepping back.
"Really? I don't feel horrible." I responded calmly, like I supposed a true martyr would.
"No, really, your eyes..they are..red." she approached, her brows knitted, concern, pity, and passion in her voice. An emotive I had never heard from her before. Pehaps Phoenix was working on both of us.
"Well, I haven't slept in a few cycles" I offered.
"Haven't slept? Oh yes, the sykes said that might happen." Relived, her shoulders dropped. She reached up to feel my face. She smiled, amused, as her fingernails scratched my stubble. She was close. I could feel her heat, and my body longed for a rest. All of a sudden, I yawned so long and wide my mouth cramped.
"We need to get you into bed,
mon amor
e" she purred.
"Bed? I need sleep, you tigress." I retorted, putting my arms round her waist. Such a lame attempt at resisting her charms, I know.
"Oh poor baby, I...Oh, but wait, did you scan the news?" she asked impatiently.
"What news?" I asked. "I've been buried in these air sample analysis from the scout ship return."
She glanced at the air vial, distracted. A piece of Phoenix lay right there, at arms reach, sealed in a hermitic chamber, but within reach. She picked it up.
"Wow, sweet Jesu, Phoenix, right here in my hands." she said as she gazed into the colorless chamber. She looked into my eyes. "You're
lucky, to be this close to it."
"Lucky, maybe. Tired, yes. It's really not as simple as it looks." I responded. Okay, so maybe I faked another yawn, not wanting her to forget that 'into bed' thought.
"What do you mean?" she asked.
"Well, good news, bad news. And I swear if you leak this until I've finished my report, I'll never give you another massage as long as you live." I stated, as empahatically as I could.
"I would never!" she pouted, a puppy dog look of sadness crossing her face.
"Well, the good news is that it has oxygen, and no carcinogides. But instead of nitrogen as the base inert, it has argon." I said, as unscientifically as possible.
"Argon? Is that bad?" she asked.
"I don't know. I...I don't know of any studies regarding long-term exposure to argon. But argon is rare, it's manufactured, or normally created by or left over from some other process, and why there should be so much of it here..strange." I said
"I can see it now...the Argon mystery." she said.
"Headlines tomorrow at 11. So, what is the news?" I asked.
"Oh, they've found something. The geologists. That voronoi texture on the darkside. They said it was not natural, but induced by external forces." she reported proudly.
"External forces? Like as in, man-made forces?" I queried.
She laughed. "Oh, not Man. Some other sentient life. But we don't know if it was the inhabitants, or some other force created by something alien. But definately not naturally induced by volcanism or plate tectonics, you know, natural planetary forces." she went on "which opens up the whole alien life form/archeology debate wide open."
Long in our annals had been our forefathers debate over inalienable conquering rights. One faction held that when we arrived, if sentient life was detected (and who would define sentient?) that we should non-interfere, and continue on. Others argured that survivial of the fittest should prevail; always had always would. An offshoot of that debate led to the extention scenario - what if we arrived to find a species extinct? What was our responsibility to do archeology, understand, document and preserve that culture's (lifeforms?) past, before terraforming? To what extend could we afford to delay? would delay? Should laws be passed then, or should we defer to the children? Needless to say, the debate continued until today. Or tomorrow. Meanwhile, sentiment to populate and terraform NOW was high, as I suppose everyone really knew it would. But better to let the sins be committed in the future, I think they felt. If they passed a law favoring archeology, they all knew we would break it in our haste to populate the new terra. Or, the captain might face mutiny to even suggest we move onto another planet, with Phoenix this
. So, the debate remained open, and archaeologists knew they had a short time, if any, to actually use the skills they had practiced their entire lives, before we terraformers started wreaking our destruction.
"I wonder what it smells like?" she asked.
"Pardon?" I asked
"Well, you smell horrible. Our recycled air..well..doesn't smell. You know that
thing, so strange. I wonder if this smells wierd as well?" she said, indicating the vial.
"I hope we find out soon" I replied. And with that, we found our way to my bed.
Sojourn has taken me...
Okay, an update is in order. The story suddenly unfolded in my mind, got much deeper and complex, and I started introducing some new characters. After a week of furious writing, I am now up to 12000 words. Friends and family like the story (so far). It is 50 paperback pages now, way beyond a short story, and about half(?) completed plot wise, and very thin with what I have so far (needs a lot of fleshing out). I've had to do some research on nano-technology as it exists today, and must look up body gas absorption statistics.
Kevin has been great and has provided me an image from the hydroponic gardens/city looking outward at Phoenix.
Sooooo.....since I might shop this out to publishers, I cannot provide any more text at this time. I will commit thought, that after the 20th rejection, I will give up and post the story here for free. It reminds me of the early days, when Sears started a service called Prodigy (a precursor to AOL), there was an author who started blogging a story, and I loved it and remember it to this day, even some 20 years later. So, maybe you, dear reader, will be inspired as well.
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When I can in the evenings or weekends, I stop and visit with our elderly neighbours, most of whom grew up in this area -- surrounded by precisely the same landscape but a different universe.
A sixty-year-old in my native USA would have grown up with cars, highways, televisions and electronic devices of all kinds. Their generation – as pampered as any that will ever be -- knew childhood in a time of unprecedented prosperity, youth in a time of unprecedented decadence, and approaches dotage at a time of unprecedented power and comfort for seniors.
A sixty-year-old in rural Ireland might have grown up during the same years but a different era – growing their own food, repairing their own materials and getting to town on horse, bicycle or their feet. Yet their world was also highly prosperous in its own way; they might have made less money than Third-World workers today, but they provided for most of their own needs, and money was less central to their lives.
At least in the mid-20th century, though, most people here had lifespans as long as people's today, and were probably healthier. Crime was unimaginably low, both by their testimony and official statistics. People had high levels of education --- school tests and letters from the time attest to a literacy and eloquence that would be rare today.
Their lives involved long hours of physical labour, and people had far fewer choices in their lives than we have today, so I don't want to romanticise the past too much. Nor do I claim that people are improved by paucity alone, merely that people can build a peaceful and decent world without much money, if they know how.
Since these people knew how, their skills and attitudes might be valuable to my countrymen, who are growing poorer again but with no ability to cope with that change. My new project, then, is to take a video camera along and interview as many of my neighbours as possible, in the hopes of passing on lessons of a world whose memories are disappearing.
I mentioned a few months ago how we had seen Christopher Wheeldon's ballet Alice in Wonderland in the cinemas, under a great new system that films plays, operas and ballets live and broadcasts them to cinemas around the world. It's been a godsend to us, allowing us in rural Ireland to see performances that would ordinarily have entailed a trip to another country and a few hundred euros.
A fortnight ago, then, we saw La Fille Mal Gardee, Frederick Ashton's lovely 1960 ballet, based on the 1828 play The Wayward Daughter. While my own daughter is to some extent a normal ten-year-old and had just enjoyed the Avengers film, I was pleased to see that she was not only willing to see the ballet, but thoroughly enjoyed it.
This past week we saw The Pirates of Penzance; I had introduced her to The Mikado on television last year, but this was her first time seeing such a thing in the theatre. She had been understandably apprehensive about sitting through an opera, but I sold her on the fact that it was 1.) in English, and 2.) funny. Gilbert and Sullivan offer a very accessible entry to the art, even for modern kids, and now she feels ready to see something in another language.
Top photo: Glendalough, a monastery near us, founded as a retreat from the world in the 500s and continued for more than a thousand years.

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By Paul Cleary
Black Inc., 2011
Paul Cleary's book Too Much Luck: The Mining Boom and Australia's Future, published last year, raises important questions, and provides much useful information for answers.
But the real elephant in the room, coal mining, is largely left untouched.
Cleary's main arguments are ones we need to be familiar with. He carefully makes the case that Australia's mining boom is not going to last forever (just a few changes in the Chinese economy could bring it to a sudden stop).
Australia, unlike many resource-rich countries, does not have a "sovereign wealth fund" to save the wealth of its resources boom. Norway does — an enormous fund which has strict rules meaning it can't be spent in a hurry.
Income from the fund means that long after North Sea oil is gone, Norway will still have income coming in. The fund even practices a degree of ethical investment, staying out of companies that have bad environmental or human rights records.
Even northern neighbours East Timor and Papua New Guinea have some form of sovereign wealth fund (Cleary worked as an advisor to East Timor's government).
Cleary points out how Australia's mining boom is masking how weak the rest of our economy has become. Cleary says it's not so much a two-speed economy, as three-speed: top gear, second and reverse.
Some (mainly service) industries are doing OK, or at least no worse than their international counterparts. Other industries are going backwards — such as manufacturing, tourism and agriculture — and the mining industry is partly to blame.
The minerals boom is sucking skilled labour and investment out of other sectors. The high Australian dollar is killing export industries and tourism.
And when the boom ends, we will be left with little more than a lot of dirty holes in the ground.
Cleary points out that foreign ownership is the norm in Australian mining: the really big miners are BHP Billiton, Rio Tinto and Xstrata — all multinationals. "Foreign ownership of Australian mining and energy businesses, now around 80 per cent and rising, means that some of these high profits leave the country," Cleary writes.
One wonders whether enriching Gina Rinehart, Twiggy Forrest and Clive Palmer is any better for the Australian economy.
The book ends on a series of recommendations for developing policies to regulate mining so it can benefit Australia in an ongoing way. These are mild and sensible measures, for all that they are in direct opposition to the largest industry in the country.
Can even such mild measures be implemented? Are they more or less likely than belligerent "resource nationalism" of the kind that saw Bolivia nationalise its natural gas resource? That depends, perhaps, on how much outrage is generated against the mining industry to support government action.
This book certainly should be read in conjunction with Matthew Benns' Dirty Money (also published last year), which catalogues many of the more outrageous deeds of Australian mining companies at home and abroad. Public outrage would be justified and Benns gives plenty of ammunition.
We do have the basic legal framework for publicly owned and managed mineral resources. As many farmers have found out, to their horror, they do not own anything below the topsoil: the state (the "commonwealth") owns it, and can lease that ownership to miners.
But the outstanding omission is what to do with our coal exports in the era of climate change?
Cleary didn't set out to answer that, so maybe it's unfair to expect him to. But there is hardly a more important and urgent matter of public policy to get right — now, before another generation of fossil fuel infrastructure is built.
Cleary is good at weaving some important environmental issues into his account. He devotes a chapter, "Raiding the Food Bowl", to the obscene rush to take over productive farmland for coal seam gas and coal production. The health effects of coal mines and the devastation of uranium mining are given a good mention.
Cleary wonders about the effects of climate change on water availability. He questions whether CSG developments should be able to threaten agricultural water supply given the threat of water shortages.
But he leaves untouched the issue of these fossil fuels causing climate change.
Australia is the world's biggest coal exporter, and a major LNG exporter too, Current government projections are set to double, triple, quadruple these astounding figures.
As climate writer Guy Pearse has explained, the expansion of Australian coal mining will add about 1.75 gigatonnes of carbon dioxide annually to the atmosphere.
We already export more carbon emissions than Australia causes within it's borders — and Australia already has the world's highest per capita greenhouse gas emissions.
This is in a world already facing dangerous sea level rise (some island nations are contemplating evacuation of the whole population). Extreme weather events are rising, and tipping points to greater, catastrophic changes are happening right now in the Arctic.
What will the mining boom look like when the coal and LNG exports are stopped?
A responsible climate policy would close them in a few years. How would we redeploy the workers? How would we replace the export revenue?
Certainly, harnessing the wealth of the non-fossil mining that continues will be essential. Cleary gets the debate going on some of the options, and for that reason at least, this is an important book that deserves to be read.


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Yesterday I had a craving for this simple noodle soup and decided to have it for dinner last night. It's perfect for Meatless Monday too, and you can make it in about 30 minutes! It's similar to those packages of instant ramen noodles you can get for less than a quarter at most grocery stores, only so much better and not such "cheap" quality...(a lot less sodium too!).
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Asian-Style Noodle Soup
(serves 4-6)
1 8 or 10 oz. package ramen noodles
6 bunches baby bok choy
4 cups vegetable broth or 2 vegetable bouillon cubes
2 cups water
2 cloves garlic, minced
1 tbsp soy sauce
1 tbsp hoisin sauce
1 tbsp sesame oil
1 tsp ginger powder or 1/2 tsp diced ginger
1/2 tsp chili paste
Diced scallions and cilantro for garnish
Bring water and broth to a boil. If using the 2 bouillon cubes, add to boiling 6 cups of water. Add bok choy and noodles and boil for 5 minutes more. Bring soup down to a simmer and add soy sauce, hoisin sauce, sesame oil, ginger, garlic and chili paste, if using. The chili paste is very spicy, so if you and your family are sensitive to fiery flavors, omit chili paste. If some people like spicy and some don't, you can always just add to soup after it's ready.
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Add more seasonings to taste if desired, then serve into bowls when ready. Top each bowl with a little scallion and/or cilantro, plus chili paste if using. I like to add extra, but like I said before, it's very spicy hot so only add a little at a time if you're not familiar with using it. Kids should enjoy the long, curly noodles in this soup. Adding extra veggies will make it even healthier.
This soup can be considered a basic base for a heartier soup filled with vegetables such as these:
- carrots
- snow peas
- bamboo shoots
- tofu
- peppers
- onion
Bok choy is not a vegetable I use often, but after visiting the Hong Kong Supermarket in my area recently, I picked some up (mainly so I could try this other awesome vegetarian recipe that should be the star of next week's MM post!) and then got a craving for this soup. I make it quite often when I need a Chinese-food-and-soup fix. It's just so easy to make and very satisfying.
Anyway, back to the bok. Most Americans don't use bok choy in their average meal plan, but you can find it in most Asian food markets. I highly recommend using organic if you can find it, otherwise be sure to rinse it very well and chop off the hard stem ends like in the picture below.
Bok choy is also very good for you. Like other cruciferous vegetables, bok choy can help to prevent cancer. It also contains many vitamins and nutrients, like vitamins A, C, K and folate. Yet another benefit of bok choy is its blood pressure-regulating properties due to its low sodium content.
Try it in your next stir-fry or eat it raw in a salad. Honestly, I'm not fond of it raw due to it being very bitter-tasting, but many people do like it that way; it's also supposed to be the best way to eat it, health-wise.
Now it's your turn to share your Meatless Monday recipe! Please link up any meat-free dish you'd like below. Link as many as you want! Grab a button and spread the word! Thanks for stopping by :)


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Hat h&m - Choker Bornprettystore - Rings Bornprettystore - Hoodie Romwe - Shorts Delphine - Shoes Yru
A totally different look from my usual ones today! As you know I really like the rose embriodery trend so I took the chance to get a hoodie with it, the quality is really good and the material is perfect for autumn and winter (so warm and soft inside!), I coordinated it with my shorts from Delphine the Label to create a totally unusual look! Hoodie can be a bit boring if you use them only in the classic casual way, even if it can look strange I really like the contrast between the comfy hoodie and the sheer layers attached on the shorts :D it's totally inspired by j-fashion (I love so much following japanese fashionable people on Instagram!) let me know what do you think and if you prefer to go for more usual looks or try something totally new!


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DATE: Saturday 19th June 2010
VENUE: 229, 229 Great Portland Street, London
COST: £22.50 + the usual exorbitant booking fees!
RATING: The Good Guys wore black tonight!
The 229 venue is tucked away just behind Great Portland Tube Station and after finding somewhere to park without the threat of being towed or clamped or ticketed, we got into the venue not long after 8pm. The venue's website says the doors open at 7pm, and the bands start at 8pm so we figured we would be arriving just as the first band was on stage – Thee Vicars. This was a band that interested The Beeb so imagine how disappointed he was to discover that the band just starting up was King Salami and The Cumberland 3 (the 2nd band on the bill) and the whole thing had actually kicked off at 7.30 so we had missed them.
King Salami and the Cumberland 3 are a pretty good live act, who played a real stonking rhythm & blues and sounded like they would have been right at home, recording in the Sun Studios in the 50's. You'll be hard pushed to find a stranger looking line-up. The lead singer, was a black French man who had a great stage personality and you could tell these guys were either a seasoned live act, (or had been practising hard), as they played a pretty fluid set. The guitarist was a tall, skinny Rodney Trotter look –a-like, dressed all in white to match his white guitar. The bass player was a Japanese bloke who jumped around quite a bit, and the drummer looked like he had a great sense of humour, looking like an Egyptian behind the drum kit, with a pair of one lensed sunglasses and a fez! They finished off with what they described as a genuine Bo Diddley effort conceived in Stoke Newington! On the whole we rather enjoyed their set. Check them out on Myspace, and you'll see they have a fair number of gigs lined up.
For The Standells, the stage was shielded by a large screen, with the scene from the film "Riot on Sunset Strip" leading up to the band's appearance in the movie being projected onto it. As the band's playing started on screen, the stage screen began to rise, to reveal the Standells on stage, the video sound was cut and the Standells took over playing "Riot On Sunset Strip" live right on cue!
The crowd whistled and roared after Scorch (Greg Burnham) on drums did a bit of a solo on one song, and all around us, people were dancing and really enjoying the whole show.
The only original member of the band on stage tonight was Larry Tamblyn, (although John was in the "Riot" movie) but they did play a great set, the audience completely loved it and we were just as thrilled to see their first ever UK show. The timelessness of this music was shown by the age range of the audience. From young students to the band's peers, and everyone getting off on it.
The guys are recording some interviews and then playing live for some BBC radio shows - they will be on Mark Riley's BBC6 radio show on 21st June from 7pm (http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b00c72y1).
The 229 venue is a bit of a London nugget. It's a great venue, stairs leading underground to a series of rooms – one for lounging in, one for dancing to the DJ's (after the live acts have finished) and then the huge stage area, with a high stage (so you don't have to stand on tippy-toes and still only see the heads of the band!) which gives the audience a great view.
And as for the loos? Quite presentable, clean and (when Minty went anyway) no long queues!


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Liverpool striker Luis Suarez is still expected to return for the pre-season fixture against Melbourne Victory on 24 July unless a deal is completed to take him away from Anfield.
The Uruguayan has repeatedly stated his intention to leave the Premier League stating his discontent with the British media and desire to play Champions League football.
However, despite being linked with the likes of Arsenal, Chelsea and Real Madrid, Liverpool are yet to receive an official bid for Suarez, and the 26 year old says he will be forced to join the club's pre-season preparations should a side not submit an offer for his services in the next 10 days.
"There have been no offers yet, but Liverpool know exactly what is going on and what I want," Suarez told Uruguayan radio station Sport 890.
"My agent is in charge, he knows what I want, I am resting and relaxed. I am due back in about ten days, on the 21st of July (for the friendly with Melbourne Victory)... a phone call could change everything.
"It's good to know that I am still valued by teams like Arsenal," he added. "Friends call me up to ask if I am moving to Chelsea, to which I laugh.
"Don't believe everything you read or hear! I am sometimes off the grid. I don't even know where my phone is sometimes."
Despite scoring 40 goals for club and country last season, Suarez's campaign will be remembered for all the wrong reasons with accusations of cheating being followed by a 10-match ban for biting Chelsea defender Branislav Ivanovic.
The ban was the second substantial punishment handed to Suarez during his two-and-a-half year spell in English football, after he was given an eight-game ban for racially abusing Manchester United's Patrice Evra.
Suarez's contract at Liverpool runs until 2016, but the Merseysiders are adamant the ex-Ajax forward is not for sale.


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It's late on a Sunday night and this post will be published in the morning. Why am I writing so late? Because I currently ache, can't sleep and am generally feeling a bit rubbish. So I write while my husband snores away beside me and my son snuffles on the monitor and my baby kicks away inside me. So forgive any spelling mistakes or grammatical errors. Third trimester and perfection do not generally go together!
One of the things I have learnt this time around in pregnancy is that being honest with people about how I'm feeling is largely a better way to handle things. First time round I think I tried to be all "glowing" and pretend that pregnancy was lovely. But if I'm honest, both times have been pretty rough. I'm of the opinion that being pregnant suits some women and not others. I'm one of the latter. I don't think that's a bad thing, or that it makes me any less womanly, it's just how my body handles certain things. So this time round when people have asked how I am I've been honest with them.
And you know what? I get pretty good responses. Sympathy and cups of tea, cake and tips on where to go for massages. I can't say it's all bad, this honesty thing.
In all my life I've never been as straight and open with people as I am now. That's why it was so refreshing when, at a friend's house the other night, she asked me and my husband some pretty straight-talking questions. And we were able to answer them truthfully, openly and in a place where judgement didn't exist.
That's how friendships are formed. Especially in adulthood where friends can seemingly be won or lost so quickly and without notice.
Kids tell the truth. My son tells me when he's ripping up books or drawing on the walls. He's not yet reached the age of realising he probably shouldn't tell me when he's being naughty. It's why people find him endearing and loveable.
Am I endearing and loveable when I complain about my aches? Probably not. But you know what? When I'm honest and open I seem to make friends quicker, keep friends longer and make friendships that are deeper.
So no, I'm not glowing. But if you fancy a real chat about how life is all you have to do is ask. These days, I'll be pretty open and honest with you about anything! And my friends love it.
Thanks for reading! Every like, share, comment or retweet means a lot so please keep doing it! You can find me on Facebook at Facebook.com/mumwriting or twitter at @mumwriting. Happy Monday!


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Fans of the Packers know very well the areas which the team needs to address with the draft and free agency: offensive tackle, outside pass rusher, defensive backs, punter, running back. But which need will Ted Thompson address with the 23rd overall pick, that's the question. Or whether he'll stay at #23 or drop down to get more picks. Or, as ESPN reporter Adam Schefter tweeted today, "Packers, Eagles have expressed interest in trading up to 10-12 range. But it could depend on how board falls. Good prospects everywhere."
The speculation that Schefter seems to be latching onto is that if the Pack has a specific guy they want for offensive tackle and they see that he's still available in that 10-12 range they might pop up to get him.
But Mike Vandermause, the sports editor for the Green Bay Press-Gazette sees it differently. In his column over the weekend, Vandermause says the signs he's picked up from Thompson's comments lead him to conclude that the Pack will stay at #23 and pick a pass rusher, specifically Jerry Hughes of Texas Christian University.
To see how Vandermause gets to that particular pick, read his column here. It's a pretty well-reasoned argument. But with the draft, as we've seen every year, anything can happen.
For example, in the unlikely event that Notre Dame QB Jimmy Clausen were to still be available at #23 (remember we had another highly touted QB that fell pretty far several years back...and it's a good thing he did!), would the Packers take him? Or would they package him off to another team in exchange for...? Or would they just stick to addressing needs even if they have Clausen rated as the best player available, which is what they say they always pick?
Mel Kiper, Jr. has changed his draft scenario and now has the Packers picking offensive guard Mike Iupati out of Idaho. Iupati is the number one rated guard in most scouting reports. But the Pack needs a tackle. Do they think they might be able to convert him? At 6-5 and 331 lbs., it's not a stretch physically. For example, Bryan Bulaga of Iowa, arguably the third ranked tackle in the draft (and an early mock draft favorite in the Pack's #23 spot before his stock started to rise), is listed at 6-6 and 312 lbs.
'Tis a puzzlement! And lots of fun contemplating the possibilities.
Monday, April 19, 2010
Packers to nab a pass rusher in 1st round?
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Seventure Partners. (7/5/17). "Press Release: Health for Life Capital Participates in $13.2m Financing of Japanese Microbiome Leader Anaeropharma Science". Paris.
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Innovative biotech company uses live bacteria to fight cancer
Seventure Partners, one of Europes leaders in financing innovation, and a world-leader in the venture investment in the microbiome sector, today announces that it has participated in a $13.1m financing of Japanese biotech company Anaeropharma Science. The investment is made from Seventures Health for Life Capital investment vehicle.
Anaeropharma Science, based in Tokyo, Japan, is developing novel genetically enhanced bacteria to fight tumours. The Companys lead product APS001F (based on obligate anaerobic bacterium Bifidobacterium longum) can only proliferate in the hypoxic core of solid tumors, where it secretes the enzyme cytosine deaminase turning a systemically administered prodrug into a cytotoxic agent, which hollows out the tumor from the inside. The Company is currently conducting a Phase 1b/2a trial of APS001F in patients with advanced solid tumours in the U.S.
Health For Life Capital invests alongside Novartis and a number of Japanese investors. This is Seventures first investment in a Japanese company.
There is a huge market opportunity for novel treatments that harness the specific capabilities of microbiome-derived bacteria. Anaeropharma Science is developing a pioneering approach to the cancer therapy, which may powerfully complement other axes of modern oncology research, said Isabelle de Cremoux, CEO and Managing Partner of Seventure Partners. The Companys innovative R&D is a great fit for our Health For Life Capital investment vehicle. Eric de La Fortelle, Venture Partner at Seventure Partners, will be a Board observer seat in the company.
Notes to Editors
About The Microbiome
The microbiome, which consists in all the micro-organisms that reside in and on the human body, is an exciting and fast-developing new field at the interface of pharmaceuticals and nutrition, offering abundant opportunities for developing new medicines. The composition and functionality of the bacterial ecosystem forming a large part of the microbiome, in the gut and elsewhere, has been linked to various health conditions, among which acne, psoriasis and allergies, gastrointestinal ailments, Crohn disease, obesity, diabetes, autism, depression or cancer. There are approximately 10 times more bacteria than human cells in the body, and over a hundred times more bacterial genes than human ones. The multitude of biological processes and indications affected by the bacterial ecosystem within the human microbiome, makes its balance critical to health. Understanding and maintaining and adequate balance of species within this complex ecosystem is an important goal for future medical progress, especially in the area of preventing and treating chronic diseases.
About Seventure Partners
With over 660m in assets under management as of the end of 2016, Seventure Partners is a leading venture capital firm in Europe. Since 1997, Seventure Partners has invested in innovative businesses with high growth potential in two fields: Digital technologies in France and Germany, and Life sciences across Europe, Israel, Japan and North America.
In Life sciences, the four areas of focus include biotechnology and pharmaceuticals, connected health and medtech, industrial biotechnology, and last but not least: the MICROBIOME, nutrition, foodtech and personalized medicine. Investments can range between 500k and 10m per round, or up to 20m per company, from early to late stage. Recently, Seventure Partners successfully launched Health for Life Capital which has attracted strategic investments from prestigious organizations including Danone, Tereos, Tornier, Lesaffre, Bel and Novartis, as well as entrepreneurs and financial institutions.
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Seventure Partners launched Health for Life Capital, the first venture capital fund focused mainly on investments in the microbiome and nutrition space. Europe is the primary focus of the fund, but it also invests in North America, Israel and Asia. The 160m fund attracted strategic investments from prestigious organisations including Danone, Novartis, Tereos, Tornier, Lesaffre and Bel, as well as financial institutions and entrepreneurs. Health for Life Capital is managed by Seventures Life sciences team.
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- [3] Seventure Partners. (12/14/17). "Press Release: Seventure Partners Microbiome Portfolio is Reaching Critical Milestones in Current and Upcoming Clinical Trials". Paris....
- [4] LNC Therapeutics. (9/27/17). "Press Release: LNC Therapeutics Raises 6.5 Million and Reinforces Its R&D in the Microbiota Field". Bordeaux....
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Yusuf al-Ayeri (Arabic: يوسف العييري) or Yusuf bin Salih bin Fahd al-Ayeri (1973 – 2003; known by a number of aliases, including al-Battar—the Arabic name of one of the swords of Muhammad—conventionally rendered "Swift Sword" in English)[1] was a Saudi Arabian member of Al-Qaeda, and the first-ever leader of al-Qaeda in Saudi Arabia.
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Born in Dammam, Saudi Arabia to an upper-middle-class family, Ayeri was known for taking part in illegal street racing,[2] before dropping out of secondary school at age 18 and travelling to Afghanistan, where he received paramilitary training in the Al Farouq training camp, eventually becoming a trainer at the camp. Ayeri briefly served as a bodyguard of Al Qaeda leader Osama Bin Laden, with whom he traveled to Sudan.[3]
The leader of the Somali militant Islamist group Al-Shabaab, Moktar Ali Zubeyr, has said that Saif al-Adel and Yusef al-Ayeri played an important role in the 1993 Battle of Mogadishu by providing training and participating in the battle directly.[4]
After the 1996 Khobar Towers bombing in Saudi Arabia, Ayeri was arrested by Saudi authorities and tortured. After two years he was released and was tasked by Bin Laden with organizing Al Qaeda's branch within Saudi Arabia.[3]
According to Ron Suskind's One-percent Doctrine, he was the mastermind of a planned cyanide gas attack on both the New York City Subway and the PATH (both of which were canceled shortly before they were to happen).
Before his death, he also wrote a number of strategic documents on Al-Qaeda. According to Ron Suskind's One-percent Doctrine,
First, it was discovered that this al-Ayeri was behind a Web site, al-Nida, that U.S. investigators had long felt carried some of the most specialized analysis and coded directives about al Qaeda's motives and plans. He was also the anonymous author of two extraordinary pieces of writing -- short books, really, that had recently moved through cyberspace, about al Qaeda's underlying strategies. The Future of Iraq and the Arabian Peninsula After the Fall of Baghdad, written as the United States prepared its attack, said that an American invasion of Iraq would be the best possible outcome for al Qaeda, stoking extremism throughout the Persian Gulf and South Asia, and achieving precisely the radicalizing quagmire that bin Laden had hoped would occur in Afghanistan. A second book, Crusaders' War, outlined a tactical model for fighting the American forces in Iraq, including "assassination and poisoning the enemy's food and drink," remotely triggered explosives, suicide bombings, and lightning strike ambushes. It was the playbook.[5]
Al-Ayeri was killed in 2003 in a gun-battle with Saudi security forces as part of the crackdown on Islamic insurgency in Saudi Arabia. His brother-in-law is the Saudi Cleric Sulaiman Al-Alwan.[3]
See alsoEdit
- ^ Jarret Brachman: Global jihadism Theory and practice. New York 2009, S. 64f. googlebooks ISBN 9780415452410
- ^ "Riyadh rage: inside Saudi Arabia's joyriding craze". The Guardian. 2014-06-22. Retrieved 2016-05-16.
- ^ a b c Re-Reading al-Qaeda Writings of Yusuf al-Ayiri von Roel Meijer, ISIM Review 18, Herbst 2006
- ^ "Shabaab leader recounts al Qaeda's role in Somalia in the 1990s". Long War Journal. 2011-12-30. Retrieved 2014-07-01.
- ^ Ron Suskind, The One Percent Doctrine, 2007, pg 235
External linksEdit
- Globalsecurity.org, Karim Mejjati
- Tom Hull, July 2006 Notebook
- Time, Exclusive Book Excerpt: How an Al-Qaeda Cell Planned a Poison-Gas Attack on the N.Y. Subway
- CNS, Special Report: Manual for Producing Chemical Weapon to Be Used in New York Subway Plot Available on Al-Qaeda Websites Since Late 2005[permanent dead link]
- Washington Post, Odyssey of an Al Qaeda Operative


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New 65- and 77-inch 4K TVs, as well as LG's first 8K model, the UH9800, will be on display at the event, as well as a concept 55-inch OLED "paper-thin" TV that has its electronics installed separately. We'll be bringing you all the details from the show floor, so stay tuned for more.
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App Thinning is possible thanks to App slicing, On Demand Resources and Bitcode. But it is found that older device backups are not able to be restored on a newer device. So until Apple figures out this issue with iCloud backups and restore, the feature has been put on hold. Apple has posted details of this on its official developer site.
App Thinning is a landmark feature for Apple as this would finally allow 16GB models of iPhones to properly function without the users worrying about the storage space running out quickly.
This feature is possible by keeping only the bare essential assets on the device and removing unnecessary content from the apps. For example, an app that is optimized for the iPhone 6s might not need the same amount of graphics for a slightly older and smaller model like the iPhone 5s.
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I know, I know. Books aren't really something of my creativity, but somehow reading and telling stories helps crowing our imagination. Which might someday help being creative. My kids are eating books. The big one (2.5 yrs) loves his book and divided them into books he might enjoy himself and books which has to be read with Mum or Dad (he is quite specific on this). Our mini (11 months) is more the literally kind of guy. He bites big holes in every book he can reach! Therefore, we keep looking for nice books to keep reading interesting vor all of us.
Shouldn't be difficult. The texts be at least a bit appealing, knowing that we will have to read it quite often. The big one loves to handle them himself, thus, they should be sturdy - would be a big plus. We love nice illustrations with attention to details. Oh, and we like to add some books with new subjects. Unfortunately, it seems to be sometimes difficult to find something alike. Thought, I could show you our beloved books and maybe you tell me about some of yours?
Today: Good Night Gorilla (translated into German 2006)
The book doesn't have much of a text since the story is told by the pictures. There is lots of room for stories and just gazing at the lovely images. My favorite of all the animals is the mouse that goes every with its banana. Wonderful book!


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Second fix wing joint comes next - when handling GF always use nitrile gloves as your skin will leave traces of oil on the GF that will weaken the matrix bond:
1. cut some GF that's long enough to wrap the wing joint, put some spray mount glue onto a piece of baking paper and then stick the GF to it.
2. cut a 3/4" strip out of the baking paper/glass fiber
3. Mask off a 3/4" wide area at the wing joint and spray thinly with spray mount - just enough so the GF will stick.
4. Stick the GF/baking paper strip onto the wing joint, let the extra fall out lose at the wing's TE - then carefully peel off the baking paper to leave the GF strip on the wing.
5. Carefully smooth down the GF strip and then put the wing to one side.
6. Pick up the white pylon for the stab, and carefully push 2 pins through it at the centre of each bolt hole. These will be used for marking the drill points in the Stab.
7. Pick up the Stab for the tail and put 2 pieces of masking tape along the centre line (one on the underside, one on the top face). Mark a line on both tapes that shows the stab's centre line (use a soft tip pen!).
8. Place 'flat side' up (airfoil camber down) on the bench.
9. Now carefully align the pylon where you want to mount it on the stab - use the masking tape line and position it just in front of the CF spar in the stab.
10. Now carefully push in the pins through the Stab's skin and then all the way through and out of the other side. Then carefully pull them back out again and place another layer of tape over the pin holes on the flat side of the stab (this is to prevent epoxy 'cream' leaking out later on)
11. Flip the stab over so it is flat side down and drill (using the pin holes as reference points) for the two bolt - BUT ONLY DRILL THE SKIN ON THIS SIDE!!! DO NOT GO ALL THE WAY THROUGH THIS TIME!!
12. Use a small screwdriver, bent pins, bent bowden cable etc. to carve out the foam in a circle around each bolt hole under the skin - be careful not to puncture the skin.
13. Put to one side and now mix up some 60min epoxy - leave it to stand for a few mins to release trapped bubbles.
14. Pick up the wing again in the meantime and heat the GF joint with a hair dryer - this will thin the epoxy when it touches it.
15. Now saturate the GF wing joint with epoxy being careful to keep it off the ailerons. Once finished, remove as much epoxy as you can by wiping with a paper towel, then remove the masking tap and insert 2 pieces of folded over parcel tape into the aileron join to prevent any stray epoxy gluing them in place.
16. Use the remaining epoxy to mix up a cream with micro-balloons - again give it a few mins to release bubbles.
17. Pick up your DIY epoxy syringe (see photo on how to make with a straw) and fill the straw half way with the cream.
18. Pick up the Stab and then inject into each hard point hole with the cream, agitate it with a pin to ensure trapped air bubbles are released and leave the epoxy proud to allow for slump.
19. Once the hard points are dry, use the pin holes on the flat side as reference points and drill for the bolts.
20. Now put down the stab and pick up the wing - mark the positions for the wing bolts at 30mm and 100mm from the LE of the wing.
21. Make up the jig shown and very carfully align everything. The drill holes should be set at 90* to the flat bottom of the wing i.e perpendicular. Once you are sure, drill from below the wing with a 1mm bit to set the pilots for the two holes. Then gradually work yourself up to the 5.5mm drill bit.
20. Seal the skin edges of the holes you drilled with foam safe cyno and rotate a screwdriver in the hole until it sets. You're doing this to seal down the GF wing skin edges and prevent future cracks. If you've done everything carefully it'll all align perfectly.
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Emma Fugate has three different business cards: "One for my accounting business, one for my role as president of Film PEI, and one as a partner in Onset Communications, a (film industry equipment) start-up."
Side roles as an organizer of Playing with Choir or treasurer of West Kent Home and school, the Charlottetown Film Society, and Women in Film and Television—Atlantic don't require business cards, just a bit of the creative energy that also fuels Emma for a busy home and family life.
It's not the life Emma expected "growing up in England in a commuter town, with people going off to office jobs." While she loved and re-loved movies as a child, especially musical movies, "I didn't know film was a career option." Out of university, she worked in human resources, eventually working with Nissan and setting up a new department as a "vehicle evaluation engineer." "That's how I met my husband, a 'real' engineer," she laughs. They dated across borders, he living in the US and she in England and both travelling to Japan and internationally. Eventually they married in England, but "having done the long-distance thing," she says, they were ready to live together. Emma's parents-in-law moved to PEI where they owned a house, and Emma and her husband followed them here.
Emma applied to the Holland College business program. It was full—but the College had space in accounting, with a January intake. She started in accounting, loved it, and eventually completed both the accounting and business programs. Her on-the-job training was doing accounting for her friend Melody Dover's new business, Fresh Media, and, in a few years, Emma graduated to running her own business, E Accounting.
It was an indirect path into the film industry: filmmaker Brian Sharp (now one of her partners in Onset Communications) became a client, and, Emma says, "Eventually we spent more time talking about film stuff than accounting stuff. He said that what we needed in the industry was production accounting, so I took a course in Toronto and loved it." Production accounting, it turned out, is to Emma "the most interesting accounting."
As Emma says, "It's called show business for a reason. There's so much business—billions and billions of dollars." While Emma loves the creative process of making a film and is thrilled to have made two music video projects as a film-maker, she also thinks beyond the creative process. "I think, wouldn't it be nice to make a film—and get it distributed and make money and have people get paid."
She says, "If filmmakers here can make content with nothing, imagine what they can do with something. I feel like now the stars have aligned, with Film PEI able to access funding to expand, with the province on board with a media incentive, and with other simple things helping… It's pushing the industry to start to grow."
Emma's filmmaking pitch is a business pitch. "Film is very accessible—almost everyone has watched a television show or watched a movie—why not see our own stories?" she says. "The importance of a strong arts sector is: PEI is a beautiful, wonderful place, with good food and friendly people—but," she reality-checks with some regret, "there are lots of places like that in the world… Only our culture doesn't exist anywhere else. It can't be replicated."
Film, Emma reminds, "is a supremely exportable product: you can put it in front of anyone with Internet, and you don't have to pay the bridge to ship it."
This fall, she's excited about the Charlottetown Film Festival, has a short music-inspired film hoping to produce, a singing fundraiser with Playing with Choir, and Onset Communications' film assistant equipment ready for market.
Living in PEI, surrounded by writers, artists, and musicians, being "bitten by the film bug," Emma says has been "really cool… If I had stayed in England, I can't imagine I would do any of this. I would be working for Nissan, travelling for work, spending too much time away from my family." Instead, she has a bag full of business cards— and a note on her phone titled "Things to Produce," a list of 200 ideas.


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More fuel to the fire: ATI's new product line, and NV35
Yes, I've seen the info on ATI's new product line... 9800's, 9600's, and 9200's. The truth is... They're really NOT that interesting. They are basically a pumped-up and tweaked versions of their respective cousins (9700's, 9500's, and 9100's respectively). The performance is definitely there... as pure bit-blasters with impressive anti-aliasing solutions, according to Tomshardware. Both Tomshardware and Anandtech liked it well enough, as this erases the slight lead GeForce FX enjoys over the 9700's and puts ATI back over the top.
NVIDIA's interim solution, NV31 (for your info, GeForce FX is NV30), and its lower speed cousin, the NV34 (NOT NV28 as previously posted), are not doing that well in initial benchmarks. So the question now is... what is NVIDIA doing, as there is virtually NO NV30's on the market?
What NVIDIA is doing is damage control. There are signs that NV30 video cards will NEVER reach retail. If you preordered, you'll get one, but no NV30 cards will reach retail shelves. Instead, NVIDIA will rush out NV31/34 based cards to retail as soon as the drivers are stablized and hardware optimized. A second team is feverishly working on the next generation product... NV35.
What does this mean for the consumer? Expect prices to drop on the entire GeForce 4 Ti-line as time wears on and announcements of the NV31/28 based products are made. GeForce 4 Ti 4200 64-meg can sometimes be had for under $100. Expect it to drop another $20 or so in 60 days. Cards higher up the foodchain would see even more price drops as soon as the NV31/34 products hit retail, and corresponding larger drops.
Similarily, the first-gen super Radeons (9700's, 9500's, and 9000's) will see price drops as well as the vendors switch to the newer faster model. The 9000's should see particularly big price drops as it will be dropped altogether, being supplanted by the 9100 / 9200 series (which is based on the OLDER Radeon core!) You can already find 9100's in stores for just under $100 (for 64 meg models). Expect that price to drop another $20 or so in the near future.
The NV31 and NV34 GPUs will be the basis of a full line of DX9 compliant video cards, along with NV30. Not even ATI can claim that as their entry card, the 9000/9100/9200 is based on the older Radeon core, and is thus only DX8.1 compliant.
So what are my recommendations?
If you have less than $100 to spend, your current choices are 64 meg cards, like GeForce 4 MX 440 / SE, or if you're lucky, a GeForce 4 Ti 4200 64 meg. You can also find Radeon 9100's (formerly known as 8500's) for just under $100 for the 64 meg model. The Ti 4200 and the Radeon 9100 are about neck to neck, with Ti4200 taking a slight lead in most races. Expect the 4xxx series prices to keep dropping, as the NV31/NV34 hit the market. The lowest priced version of NV34 is expected to be $99, which means all the Ti4200's will be BELOW that, and the GF4 MX 440 will be even CHEAPER than that...
For under $150, you should be able to find Ti4400's and Radeon 9500's soon for that price. Both are excellent cards. The mid-ranged GFFX card will also be in this range as well.
For under $200, you may be able to find a 9700 or TI4600 in the near future.
Times are good for upgrades... If you have the money.
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Where Did Our Love Go is the third anthology edited by Gil Robertson IV that examines critical issues affecting the quality of African American life. My contribution to this effort is "R&B Love Letters," a reflective essay that explores how contemporary music shaped and re-defined my conception of love. Additional contributors include: soul icon Anthony Hamilton, journalist Byron Pitts, and sociologist Dr. R. L'Heureux Lewis-McCoy.
"In an era where the decline of the African-American family and the estrangement of black women from black men are real and abiding dangers, this book reminds black folk of a simple, soul-saving truth: love is, still." — Pulitzer Prize winner journalist Leonard Pitts
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The Bank of Canada's left its key rate unchanged at 0.5%, as expected.
Rates have been kept on hold since July 2015, when it cut by 25 basis points.
Moreover, the bank revised down its forecast for economic growth this year, citing a variety of factors.
For 2016, the bank now expects growth to clock in at 1.3%, down from the previous forecast of 1.7.%, and for 2017 they expect growth of 2.2%, down from 2.3%.
"Downward revisions to investment and exports more than offset the positive economic effects of the recent increase in oil prices," the report noted.
The bank also said that although real GDP grew by 2.4% in the first quarter of 2016, they now forecast that it slipped by 1% in the second — thanks in part due to volatile trade flows, uneven consumer spending, and the wildfires in Alberta.
Previously, BoC Governor Stephen Poloz has said that the Canadian economy would bounce back to its potential somewhere in the second half of 2017. But the latest report from the bank suggests that the the closing of the so-called output gap will now happen "toward the end of 2017."
The bank also noted that it thinks inflation is on track to get back to 2% in 2017 "as the complex adjustment underway in Canada's economy proceeds. The fundamentals remain in place for a pickup in growth over the projection horizon, albeit in a climate of heightened uncertainty."
Last week, Canada's June jobs report showed that the Canadian labor market lost 700 jobs, with full-time work falling by 40,100 and 39,400 part-time jobs being created.
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I now bring you my shameless holiday book list. I hope you will buy these books for two reasons:
The first being that that are excellent! The second being that I know all the authors and want their books to sell.
So, keeping that in mind, I bring you the totally biased and self-serving booklist 2010: (Note--at the end of my fiction list, I am including a book that I read this year that hasn't gotten the attention it richly deserves, Ellen Potter's THE KNEEBONE BOY).
1. THE BONESHAKER by Kate Milford
2. CLAIRE DE LUNE by Christine Johnson
3.COMPROMISED by Heidi Ayarbe
4.SCONES AND SENSIBLITY by Lindsay Eland
And now for additional bonus, recommendation (pssst..I am going to be interviewing the author, Ellen Potter in a few weeks).
6. THE KNEEBONE BOY by Ellen Potter
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by Christine Fonseca, School Psychologist
8. THE WRITER'S GUIDE TO PSYCHOLOGY by Carolyn Kaufman, PsyD
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Thanks for the list Lisa! I really aprreciate these because I would hate to miss a book that was really good :)ReplyDelete
I love the cover of The Kneebone Boy! Will def check it out!
Hmm looks vaguely familiar to my list: http://www.teenwritersbloc.com/2010/12/01/teen-book-give-gift/ReplyDelete
I really do want to read The Kneebone Boy. It sounds great and has a FAB cover.ReplyDelete
I suggest Ballads of Suburbia by Stephanie Keuhnert. Another novel that deserves WAY MORE praise.
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