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While the short-term outlook for cotton may be dismal, there are some signs that its long-term prospects could be improving, according to an official with the International Cotton Advisory Committee.
The first is that world consumption has begun climbing after nearly a decade of stagnation; the second, that world yields are not keeping pace with consumption, says Terry Townsend, ICAC executive director.
"Despite surging production in western Brazil and eastern Turkey, 2000-01 is the ninth consecutive year in which the world yield is lower than the record of 533 pounds set in 1991-92," he said. "From the end of World War II until the 1990s, the world cotton yield rose an average of 2 percent per year."
Speaking at the USDA Outlook Conference in Arlington, Va., Townsend said the significance of the decline in world yield is shown by the history of world cotton area since 1950-51.
"Since the 1940s, world cotton area has been in a range between 72 million and 89 million acres with no tendency either higher or lower," he said. "World area is estimated at 80 million this season, and a rise to 85 million acres is projected for 2001-02 with the rise in cotton prices in season."
Townsend said yields are rising in a few areas. In Brazil, cotton use is estimated at a record 4.2 million bales in 2000-01, "demonstrating again the power of currency devaluation and sound macroeconomic management to spur export-led economic growth."
Between 1995-96, cotton production in the state of Mato Grosso in southern Brazil climbed from 150,000 bales to 1.5 million, rising from a small portion of the Brazilian total to more than half.
"As farmers have gained experience with cotton in Mato Grosso, the state lint yield has more than doubled and was 1,400 pounds per acre in 1999-2000, possibly the highest average yield in a rainfed area in the world," he noted.
Over the next two seasons, Brazil's production could rise to nearly 5 million bales and consumption could climb to an estimated 4.5 million bales, meaning that Brazil will once again be a significant exporter, according to Townsend. Production is also recovering in Argentina and Paraguay because of higher market prices.
But, a different picture is emerging in other parts of the world.
Cotton consumption is rising in the Commonwealth of Independent States, the former Soviet bloc because of higher government purchases of textile products and reduced competition from imports following currency devaluation in 1999.
The increase is occurring without the benefit of rising production in Central Asia, the traditional source of cotton supplies for the Soviet bloc prior to its breakup in 1991. "The latter resulted in the loss of 9 million bales in world demand, a principle reason that world cotton use did not rise during the 1990s," said Townsend.
He said yields in for the former Soviet republic of Uzbekistan averaged 860 pounds per acre in the late 1980s and fell during the 1990s as input supplies were disrupted and incentives to grow cotton weakened. The 2000 Uzbek yield is estimated at less than 600 pounds, roughly on a par with yields in the 1950s.
"Normal weather will presumably lead to increased production next season, as the government will try to maintain cotton production near 5 million bales per year," he noted. "Production in the CIS is estimated at 6.3 million bales this season and seven million next season. USSR production used to average 12 million bales."
In India, where consumption is closely tied to production, average yields reached 280 pounds per acre in 1989-90, rose by only 5 percent over the next seven years and is estimated at 250 pounds per acre in 2000-01.
"Production declines have been the most pronounced in northern India because of disease and insect resistance to pesticides, and the yield failures are occurring despite efforts to improve the technology used by farmers," says Townsend. "Because of this, a substantial rise in production is not expected this decade, and India likely will be a net cotton importer in most years."
Declines in domestic production have also constrained consumption in Pakistan. Last season's consumption of 7.3 million bales was no higher than in 1993-94.
"Disease and difficulties controlling insects depressed yields and production in Pakistan during the 1990s, but there has been progress developing new varieties tolerant of the leaf curl virus, and production last season rose to 7.8 million bales, the highest since 1995-96," he said.
"Cotton use is rising in Pakistan this season because of ample domestic supplies following the rise in production last season. Use in 2000-01 is estimated at a record 7.5 million bales, an increase of 150,000 bales, and consumption is forecast to rise to 7.8 million bales over the next two seasons."
Cotton production in Turkey has been between 3.5 million and 4.1 million bales the last six seasons as increased area in the irrigated Southeast region has offset declining production in other regions due to competition with food crops.
"Production in 2001-02 is estimated in the middle of the range at 3.8 million bales," said Townsend. "Exports to Russia compose a significant portion of demand for the Turkish textile industry. Mill use of cotton in Turkey reached 5.3 million bales in 1997-98, but dropped below 5 million bales in 1998-99 after the devaluation of the Russian ruble."
Turkey devalued its currency by 25 percent the day before Townsend spoke at the USDA Outlook Conference on Feb. 23.
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CHICAGO – If anyone knows what a recent Marc Trestman offense looks like, it's Pat Meyer.
Meyer, 40, spent last season working alongside Trestman as the offensive coordinator and offensive line coach of the Montreal Alouettes in the Canadian Football League. Eight days after the Bears hired Trestman as head coach in mid-January, Meyer followed his former boss south of the border as the Bears' new assistant offensive line coach.
So, about that Trestman offense…
"Exciting. Up tempo. Smart," Meyer said. "All of those."
Of course, none of that can happen without a reliable offensive line.
For the past few seasons, the offensive line has been the biggest trouble spot on the Bears. And by biggest, I don't mean heaviest or hairiest or smelliest, although most of those descriptions also hold true for the team's collection of 300-pounders.
Instead, unfortunately, I mean that the Bears' offensive line has been the most disappointing, most frustrating, most glaring weakness of any position group on the team. It's great to rank among the league leaders in most offensive team statistics, but back-to-back-to-back top 10 finishes for most sacks allowed is not one of those desired categories.
It will be up to Trestman and his coaching staff to straighten out the line.
Can they accomplish that mission when so many other recent coaches have tried and failed? I think so, but it's impossible to know for sure until the regular season kicks off next fall.
One thing is certain. It won't be easy.
When we last saw the Bears, the offensive line consisted of J'Marcus Webb at left tackle, James Brown at left guard, Roberto Garza at center, Chris Spencer at right guard and Jonathan Scott at right tackle. Gabe Carimi had been bumped to a backup role because of inconsistent play, while Edwin Williams served as the backup guard and center.
Yes, expect Bears general manager Phil Emery to seek upgrades on the offensive line via free agency (which starts March 12) and the NFL draft (which runs April 25 to 27). But Emery will be on a budget after placing the franchise tag on defensive tackle Henry Melton, and even if he did have gobs of money to spend, most available linemen come with risks.
It's possible that the Bears could turn mostly to familiar faces on the offensive line.
That seems as if it would be fine with Trestman.
"It's our job to develop these players to the best of our abilities," said Trestman, who coordinated top offenses with the San Francisco 49ers and Oakland Raiders before heading to Montreal. "We think we've got the coaches to do that. Development is a big part of coaching in our league, and we expect to do that."
Trestman will spend much of his time focusing on the quarterbacks – see: Cutler, Jay – as he tries to improve a group that finished No. 28 in total offense in 2012. Unless Trestman figures out a way to clone himself, he won't be able to be in the quarterbacks meeting room and the offensive line meeting room at the same time.
That's why Trestman hired Aaron Kromer from the New Orleans Saints to be his offensive coordinator and offensive line coach. It's also why he brought Meyer with him from Canada.
Together, the group hopes to lead a disciplined, dependable offensive line.
No matter who starts, Kromer said, he wanted a unit that far exceeded five individuals.
"The personality would be a mentally tough unit that would be accountable to each other," Kromer said. "That's what you're looking for.
"There are all different styles of talent and types of talent that people have, but it's an accountability to each other, and it's a mental and physical toughness that they become tougher as five than they were as one."
So far, the coaching staff has been allergic to discussing individual players.
Webb is a question mark at left tackle, and he didn't help his cause by being arrested downstate on drug charges that later were dropped. Brown was a 2012 undrafted rookie who was the definition of raw, and Carimi's career path is anyone's guess at this point.
Kromer said he had success with starting rookies in the past and would be willing to do so again. He said he considered only a player's on-field ability, not their college résumé.
"I don't care where they came from," Kromer said. "I don't care what position we're talking about. It doesn't matter whether they got drafted in the first [round] or they were a college free agent. If they play and the produce, those are the guys you should play."
When it comes to first impressions, Kromer earns high marks.
Like Trestman, he preaches the importance of teaching and developing players. And, like, Trestman, he easily can speak in detail about offensive strategy and blocking schemes.
But do you know who else was known as a no-nonsense coach who excelled as a teacher of offensive linemen? That would be Mike Tice. We all know how that ended.
So the Bears' new group of coaches will have to prove that they can make a difference.
And the Bears' linemen will have to prove that they can play.
And, in the meantime, the rest of us will have to wait six more months for football.
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In my testing I got 44 pages per second using PHP as a module and I got roughly the same performance (within 5%) running PHP as a CGI program through CGID.
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Life isn't about winning all the time. Sure, it feels great to be ahead or be proclaimed as the best at doing something. But if you think about it, most of the learning, fun, and adventure happens somewhere in between the beginning and the end. So if you end up losing, know that you're walking away from whatever it is you attempted with a story to tell your future grandkids.
What greater story to tell and creations to show than sculptures made from losing lottery tickets? You might not have won the thousands you dreamed of winning when you scratched the coating off the cards. You probably didn't even win a measly consolation prize. The biggest consolation you get at the end, though, was that you thought of a totally cool and creative way to put all those losing scratch cards to use. Now that's winning while losing.
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By ScotCharles
June 13, 2012
I haven't written for quite a while. My excuse is that I have been careening from one health issue to another and haven't had the strength to write. I have learned quite a lot from these illnesses. I am still struggling to reckon the past seven months.
In November I had a mild heart attack. I was at UCLA for an appointment with my neurologist, Dr. Elyse Singer. The trip to UCLA is always grueling for me. I can no longer drive so I have to rely on a disabled transit service. Since I am prone to profound weakness when stressed, I use a power wheel chair for the trip.
As is always done before seeing Dr. Singer, her nurse took my vitals -- temperature, pulse rate, oxygenation, and blood pressure. This time my blood pressure was 195 over 180, which is a dangerous level. Dr. Singer examined me and determined that I was having a heart attack. I was rushed to the Emergency Room where further tests were done that confirmed I was having a heart attack. I was given aspirin to treat the heart attack as well as some other drugs in an intravenous drip. The doctors told me after some imaging tests were done that I had calcium in my heart tissue and plaque in my cardiac arteries. The protease inhibitors I take for my HIV, the doctors told me, had likely caused my condition. I remember being pissed off that the AIDS meds had put me in this situation.
Over the next several hours with medication my blood pressure came down and the enzyme the heart produces during a heart attack disappeared from my blood.
I spent the night at UCLA in the observation unit attached to a monitor by probes pasted on my torso. The pain in my chest was bad so I asked a nurse for something to stop the pain and was told that because of the heart attack she could not give me anything for the pain; toward morning the pain subsided.
I could not sleep and channel surfed the time away. I became bored and started to play with the controls on my bed. Something I pushed caused the bed to start sounding "ping-pong-pang." Nothing I did stopped the noise. Finally, I buzzed the nurse to tell her my bed was making noise. She couldn't stop the noise and called maintenance. The maintenance man arrived a few hours later by which time I was going mad with the continuous "ping-pong-pang." The maintenance man couldn't fix it so after a conference between the nurse, the maintenance man, and the resident, it was determined my bed should be switched with one that wasn't making noise. The trouble was that all beds at UCLA were occupied so I would have to wait until a bed became available. Meanwhile, the bed continued to "ping-pong-pang." After several more hours, an orderly came to switch beds. He said, "Why hasn't anyone pushed the 'Call' button on the bed to stop the noise?" and then pushed said button whereupon the noise stopped, after six hours of "ping-pong-pang."
The cardiac specialist came soon after the noise fracas, and told me that my vitals had returned to normal, my heart attack had been caught in time and there was minimal damage to the heart tissue. She released me to go home with some prescriptions. I was a very lucky boy to have a heart attack while at UCLA. Anywhere else and the attack would have been more serious.
Just as I got home, the worst windstorm in 100 years hit the San Gabriel Valley, where I live. The winds rushed down from the mountains in swirling eddies that toppled trees, snapped electric lines and stripped all leaves from every tree and shrub. Oddly, not one of the leaves stripped from the trees and shrubs ended up in my yard. I think all those leaves piled up against the hills at the south end of the Valley. I never did hear who had to rake up all of them.
Of course, the power went out and the weather turned icy. I couldn't get my prescriptions filled as no pharmacy in the Valley had electricity. Luckily, my partner and I had learned our lessons from being in the Loma Prieta Earthquake in San Francisco in 1989 and had a portable generator at the ready. At least for a few hours each day, we could have heat and watch television. We have a gas fireplace in the lounge where we spent our daylight hours wrapped in blankets. We have a gas cooker so we could make meals for ourselves, even as the food in the fridge spoiled. We had just had groceries delivered and the fridge was full.
We lived this way for a week. We got out a few times to see the damage in the neighborhood and get burritos at a Mexican restaurant that stayed open during the crisis. The electricity finally came back on and life returned to normal.
I was once snowed in when we owned our hotel in Blue Ridge, Georgia. My partner, Jim, couldn't get to the hotel because of the snow and I spent my time with two elderly women who lived close by. We had one bottle of Scotch and several cords of wood to keep us warm. However, one of the women finished off the Scotch the first night, so the three of us spent the next four days huddled around a wood stove seething with resentment at the woman who drank all the Scotch. At least the restaurant where we were camped had a gas stove and the walk-in freezer was stocked. As bad as that was, I think the wind storm of 2011 topped it.
As it always does, life returned to normal. I began seeing a kindly cardiologist. My infectious disease specialist went on a five month trip to her clinic in Tanzania so I couldn't see her as I usually did. In February, I began to have severe headaches whose pain only responded to some Vicodins I had left over from a previous lumbar puncture. I told my cardiologist about the headaches and he gave me more Vicodin.
In early March while a nurse and social worker from AIDS Project Los Angeles were making their monthly visit, my partner, Jim, had a stroke. The nurse was wonderful and explained to the 911 operator my partner's symptoms. We had registered with Los Angeles County Emergency Services and the EMTs had our medical histories at the ready. Jim was rushed to the hospital. I got to ride in the front seat of the ambulance with the siren blasting.
At the hospital, Jim was put into a shared room. The other tenant was throwing up in a waste paper basket. After nearly an hour, he was taken to another part of the hospital, while Jim and I waited for the doctors to tell us what had happened. A neurologist gave Jim a bedside neurology test. I have taken enough of these tests to know what an abnormal test result is and could tell that Jim had damage to the right side of his brain. A CT scan was done which showed the damage was minimal. The brain is an amazing organ that can heal itself if given a chance and the doctors said Jim would be back to his old self in a few days.
I went home to rest. I woke up the next morning with a fever and the worst headache of my life. I have never been one to let a little illness stop me and I went on with my day. Jim came home the day after his stroke. We both spent the next few days in bed, Jim weak from his stroke and me with a fever of a 102, despite my usual bravado in the face of illness.
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ScotCharles was born in Mineral Wells, Texas. He has been HIV positive since September 1984, and received an AIDS diagnosis in April 2004. He graduated cum laude from Georgia State University in Atlanta, and got his MBA with honors at the University of Edinburgh in Scotland. He's also a certified public accountant and a member of the Honorable Order of Kentucky Colonels. He's been married to his partner, Jim, for 30 years. ScotCharles' hobbies are gardening and water color painting. He and Jim have a sable tabby cat named Pickles who runs the house. ScotCharles is a retiree and regular poster to TheBody.com's Bulletin Boards.
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I have no problem getting hard, but it takes me forever to have a orgasim with a woman. I can make myself have one alot easier.
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Your "orgasim" takes forever when you are with a woman????? Hmmm . . . are you bragging or complaining? I doubt your girlfriends consider this a problem!
As for getting off more quickly with Mrs. Palm and her five daughters, that's not uncommon, as you can regulate the amount of stimulation, there is no performance anxiety, etc. Another possibility: maybe you've just been shagging the wrong partners!
At any rate, this is an HIV/AIDS information site, not the Ask Dr. Ruth Show.
Talk to your doctor if you're concerned.
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From the feel-good department, here's a story from China about a Japanese man who's stolen bicycle was found thanks to social networking, including the popular site Weibo China's hybrid of twitter and Facebook.
Japanese Man Cycling Globe Has Bike Stolen in Wuhan China
Recently, a young Japanese man with dreams of cycling around the world became the center of attention when his bicycle was stolen in Wuhan. His story and call for help in finding the bike has been forwarded over 60,000 times and is currently #1 on Sina Weibo. Last night around 11pm, police finally recovered the bicycle and returned it to him.
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Agenda Sneak Peek: HUF FA'16 – Part 1
Already a favorite amongst only the most handsome guys at the park, the Cromer is back in a few new colorways and materials to keep us satisfied with the return of the rubber toe. Two colors feature HUF's Barrier Suede, a thick-cut treated suede that prevents excessive blowouts and one color is an all-canvas vegan option for those of you looking to reduce your carbon footprint. Additional colorways in the Cromer's include your standard black/white & an always pleasing navy/gum.
While it may come as a shock to those who haven't tried them, the Dylan Pro is surprisingly good for skating. Returning in two new versions, a white patent leather and black-oiled suede can be found in the FA'16 line- both of which are sure to compliment your style, whether you're at a spot or on the dance floor. A long pointed toe gives superb flick, while the Infinity Rubber sole does a great job of keeping shape and putting off wear and tear as long as possible.
The already-classic Soto is back in a handful of colors. This cupsole is sure to keep your heels protected from impact while still keeping a low-profile look. The suede colorways also come stock with Barrier Suede to prolong the life of an already durable shoe.
HUF's two new offerings for Fall 2016 take a step onto the court. The Soto Mid is a slightly altered version of its low-top predecessor, but with an added toe box and ribbed padding along the collar. The high top cupsole is a rarity for HUF and this one could take some serious steps outside the brand's comfort zone. There are two colors in the first fall 2016 drop, one white, one black, both premium full grain leather.
The second new offering is the highly skateable Boyd. Essentially a court shoe atop a low-profile cupsole with Infinity Rubber, this shoe is meant to keep you steady on the board with a slimmed-down silhouette of a court shoe. The upper has blind seams to prevent rips and there are perforations along the tongue and side panels for extra ventilation. The Boyd is introduced in three versions, black leather, white leather, and black nubuck.
Part 2 coming soon, catch up with our other ASP articles.
Been waiting on a court style skate shoe for years. I used to really like the MJ 3 Lakai, that was an amazing skate shoe, some hideous colors came out, after its initial run, but that might've been due to the inexplicable popularity of the DVS Revival Splat and DC's worst shoe, ever, the Court Graffik. Skateboarding is very monkey-see-monkey-do. I actually really liked the non SB Nike Classic, the actual Nike SB Classic was a horrible skate shoe, actually, along w/ the P Rod 2.5, it is the worst skate shoe I have ever skated. The puffy tounge they put in that shoe completely ruined the feel. Hope Huf makes a mid.
black nubuck huf boyd sounds almost too good tbh
cmon , please…. vans authentic – how can no one say this…. stan smith vulc already out there if you want a court shoe – millions of them that are more original than this trash
you cant put shoe designs this old against this bro thats just not fair. stan smith debuted under smiths name in '71. the vans era, known as the #95 then and designed by tony alva, came out in '75. the authentic, then the #44, came out in fucking 1966.
the vans era was the first dedicated skate shoe. thats like complaining that a toyota vaguely looks like a ford model T
eat shit buddy
The colours, I like the brand but jesus christ sometimes….
jimbob – are you BLIIIIINDDDDD BROTHER! ? IT IS A VANS ERA….. I don't see Ford model T's selling nowadays – Stan smith / Vans era the most relevant shoes in the marketplace now more so than eva, calling a spade a spade.
HUF fucboi
i dont think you understood my comment
skate shoes are vaguely going to resemble other skate shoes, and they do, and you cant fault companies, especially smaller companies, for doing that
please learn 2 fucking read!! thanks
so you don't think this cromer shoe is a Vans aunthentic then ? you are saying it resembles but it actually looks the exact same aint it ? stitch fo stitch – silhouette identicals !!
You cannot even use the word Vaguely in this circumstance – you were proud of yourself quoting numbers of models from the 70s etc – thats some good nerd shit right there – good story Brah!
Now use your eyes……
Damn José Chill, I don't F w/ Adidas so Stan Smith is out of the question for me, I was talking about a skater owned brand making a court shoe. Funny calling JimBob a nerd, when you're the one geeking out over a couple comments. Also, Stan Smith isn't the first court shoe and certainly not the best, that's a matter of opinion. Work on that skate nerd rage bro.✌
Who gives a fuck what the cromers look like though? obvi they look like an authentic with a toe cap. That aint gonna stop people from buying them cause the reality i they are a simple awesome skate shoe. If you want every shoe is skateboarding to be completely individual like the huf dylan or the supra estaban then your in it for the wrong reasons dog. Tbh anyone who actually gives a fuck is gonna be looking at how clean your trick as not if your shoe are crazier then everybody elses. Plus the simple fact that cromer released in my opinion a perfect commercial for a skate shoe. that makes everyone more willing to buy the shoe. Also the soto mid finally someone made a high cut cupsole other then the fucking dunks or some supra shit nobody has ever heard of. and its from a company thats known for thin stylish vulcs. This could be a gamechanger and im interested to see where the footwear goes in the future.
At this point in the game, every skate shoe will in fact feature qualities from other shoes. I believe Brad even called the shoe an "era with a toe cap". The point is that he made a shoe that he wears and skates, not just a shoe that was designed y someone else and handed to him. I think Huf is handling their footwear line exceptionally well, as all of the riders have been wearing their signature shoes regularly. I can't tell you how many times I've seen a shoe released, the rider wears it for the initial debut, then you see them wearing some team model shortly after. In the case of Huf, that's not the case. Huf is giving these guys complete control.
On a side note, the new trip on the Cromers and Rieder slip ons are exceptional!
When are those oiled suede Dylan's dropping?
They'rrrreeeee baaaccckkkk🤙
Unfortunately, the Lucas Mid that Adidas actually put out was in no was as cool as the possibility shown here. Miss the RL posts.
Come back >:(
When these gunna drop?
Seriously Joel, is it dead?


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Another mobile tie-in found its way into one of the big E3 press conferences today. EA was showing off Commander Mode for the upcoming Battlefield 4 first-person shooter game. Players in the commander role get a top-down view of a battle, and can deliver orders, drop supplies, and launch artillery support by way of airborne gunships or long-range missiles.
The structure here is vaguely reminiscent of what Tom Clancy's Division is doing, though as a commander, I imagine it's much harder to drop in and out since the team needs to be able to rely on consistent support in order to succeed. In any case, the Battlefield franchise already provides an extensive presence on iOS by way of their Battlelog social network and game tracking service.
If you're liking the looks of Battlefield 4, you should definitely scope out the full live gameplay demo that was shown off here at EA's press conference, along with a bunch of other awesome titles. Check out everything else BF4 has to offer over here.


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Buffalo hires Ron Rolston as head coach; Sabres stick with Lindy Ruff's interim replacement
BUFFALO, N.Y. – The Buffalo Sabres have hired Ron Rolston as head coach after he served the interim position following the firing of Lindy Ruff in February.
The team made the announcement Tuesday. Rolston and general manager Darcy Regier will hold a news conference later Tuesday at First Niagara Center.
Rolston becomes the franchise 16th head coach. He led the Sabres to a 15-11-5 record after Ruff was fired Feb. 20 following a 6-10-1 performance. Ruff spent 16 years as coach of the Sabres.
Before being selected interim coach, Rolston had coached the Rochester Americans, Buffalo's AHL affiliate, since 2011.
The Sabres finished 21-21-6 and missed the playoffs for a second straight year and fourth time in six seasons.


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Independent producer Edward Small thought big even when his budgets were small.
His 1934 production of The Count of Monte Cristo (Hen's Tooth), starring British import Robert Donat as Edmund Dantes and produced outside of the major studios (without the great resources available to most Hollywood films as a matter of course) is a perfect example. The sweeping tale that winds through the halls of power, the homes of the aristocracy, and Napoleon's march to reclaim France, ends up driven largely through scenes of characters in small rooms conversing, plotting, and proclaiming, with the budget saved for a few impressive set pieces. While those scenes—including a duel with swords in a drawing room, a grand display of aristocrats arriving for a ball (without ever showing the ballroom itself), and a handsome courtroom set with a moving witness stand that gets pushed around the floor like a prop in a dance-off—enliven the story, the rest of the film is slow and static and creaky, stopping dead for monologues and exposition to explain what the film can't afford to show. Director Rowland V. Lee, a silent movie veteran who settled into second-tier sound productions, is given an impossible task of making a small, underfunded costume adventure look like a studio production, but his almost reverent treatment of every scene merely slows the film down and reveals its threadbare origins.
Donat, almost fatally passive as the stalwart and idealistic Edmund, becomes commanding when he remakes himself as the aristocratic Count, conniving his way into friendships and social connections while he plots his righteous vengeance, and whatever life the film has is owed to him. Louis Calhern stands out as the lead villain. Otherwise this is a weak version of the story that rewrites Dumas to give it a happy ending: instead of being destroyed by his obsessive revenge, he is cheered on by the widow and the son of his first victim and rewarded for his efforts with redemption and restoration of his dreams. Though the DVD boasts a "new digital transfer from a 35mm Fine Grain," it is a weak, grainy image from a print that shows signs of degradation.
The Man in the Iron Mask (Hen's Tooth), released just five years later in 1939, is significant step up in every way. Not only has the budget and scope been expanded, creating a much more lavish and sweeping canvas, but director James Whale (coming to the end of his Hollywood career) energizes the production. The action is more lively, to be sure, with smartly-designed crowd scenes and a big clash between the Musketeers and the king's soldiers that suggest a bigger scope than it actually shows, but Whale turns the dialogue into a duel in its own right, with the advisors currying favor with the corrupt King Louis XIV and the Musketeers jabbing away with witty comments.
I've never been a fan of Louis Hayward, whose primary talent seemed to me an ability to play vanity and insincerity with complete conviction, but he's perfectly cast as the lascivious and tyrannical King Louis XIV, a sadist who smiles at the sound off the executioner and practically glows as he plots the tortures of his enemies (he even scares his self-serving advisor Fouquet, played with sinister graced by Joseph Schildkraut), as well as the chivalrous (but still somewhat cocky) Philippe of Gascony, who in this free adaptation has been secretly raised by D'Artagnan (Warren William) and the Musketeers as heir to their dashing legacy. But I have long been a fan of Warren William, once the charming but predatory wolf of pre-code cinema (see Skyscraper Souls, Employees Entrance and Golddiggers of 1933, just to name a few) and by 1939 a just-as-charming anti-hero in the Lone Wolf mysteries. There's a twinkle in his eye as the aging D'Artagnan, always ready for a scrap (generally with a smile), always prepared to sacrifice himself for justice, honor and friendship. And while Joan Bennett has not the strength of presence that she will later bring to Man Hunt and Scarlett Street in just a few years, she is up to the role of Princess Maria Theresa, Louis' betrothed.
Like The Count of Monte Cristo, this is independently produced by Edward Small, but this time he lavishes studio-quality resources on the film, and Whale, a director whose creativity, wicked sense of humor, and sophisticated sensibility elevated productions as wide-ranging as Waterloo Bridge, Bride of Frankenstein, and Showboat, fills the screen with physical action and dramatic crackle. The disc looks better too, mastered from a nice 35mm fine grain print. There's a little damage in some frames, but the image itself is stronger and sharper, with good detail and contrast.


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text: Host / Monday, July 27, 2015 / Categories: Biography A Great Teacher We make arrangements of food, clothing, housing and vehicles for our children but the mistake we commit is to ignore the need for ensuring their ideological, moral, intellectual and spiritual development. What is taught in schools and colleges may be useful for earning a living but if the students are not taught, at this juncture that which is so important for shaping one's life, the techniques to awaken their dormant powers and to cultivate the virtues of industriousness, courage, patience etc., if traits of adoring parents and elders are not inculcated in them, these students will grow up to be educated failures and will develop in such manner as to send their parents to old-age homes, to be prone to commit suicide for little or no cause, to be the selfish one's, eager to divorce their spouses, desolate, addicts, perverse and unquiet citizens. We should, for the sake of all round development of our beloved children, send them to Vidyarthi Tejaswi Taalim Shibirs (Students' educational Camps) where Param Pujya Bapuji who is the master of Knowledge of Ultimate Truth, which is Supreme among all branches of knowledge, himself instructs student by way of satsang and his pious company. There, the traits of serving parents are inculcated in the students and they get the supreme path of upliftment in their lives. Pujyashree is travelling through the length and breadth of the country and blowing the conch of awakening the youth of India throughVidyarthi Tejaswi Taalim Shibirs, through 19000 Baal Samskar Kendras being run under his auspicesm through Yuvadhan Suraksha Abhiyans (protection of youth, the wealth of the nation) and through the newly formed Yuva Seva Sangh (Youth Service Union). He is a great proponent of teaching self-restraint to the youth. More than 17.2 million copies of 'Divya Prerana Prakash', a booklet containing his teachings on self-restraint, have been distributed. Shri Hansdasji Maharaj, the secretary of All India Sadhu Samaj and the general secretary of Sant Samiti, has praised this booklet wholeheartedly. Fast bowler, Ishant Sharma, who plays an important role in Team India's victory in cricket matches,says, "Since the time I received guidance and blessing from Pujya Bapuji, doors of success have opened in my life. All young men and women should read Pujya Bapuji's 'Divya Prerana Prakash' Pujyashree's way of explaining is such succinct, affectionate, marvellous and benevolent that even the dullest student is able to grasp the techniques of success in life. A characteristic feature of Pujya Bapuji is that on one hand he is an experiential teacher of Vedanta and on the other he is capable scholar or child psychology as well. He becomes a child himself while with the children and gives them the esoteric Knowledge of the Gita and Vedanta in a very simple and convenient language. O students! Adopt self-restraint and nobility in your life. Take to and place reliance on japa, Meditaion, mauna. Read pious literature. Get rid of bad company and go for the good one. Get the company of competent Sadguru. Be determined and take a plunge…Hari ॐ... Hari ॐ... Hari ॐ... The results of Saraswatya Mantra-Diksha given by Pujyashree and the Yogic exercises and the various techniques for success in life taught by him are clearly visible in the society. Singer Bhavya Pundit, a rising star in the world of music, who secured the first place in many music competitions, gives all thecredit for her success to Saraswatya Mantra-Diksha received from Pujya Bapuji and to Guru's grace. Dr. Rahul Katyal, a young scientist and physiotherapist, who was honoured with a national prize by National Research Development Corporation, remembers his weak student life and says, "Saraswatya Mantra-Diksha received from Pujya Bapuji is an elixir of life for development of talent." Ajay Mishra, who did away with his weak memory with the help of Mantra-Diksha and was appointed 'the Global Product Manager' in the telecom firm, Nokia, too holds the same view. He is earning a salary of 30 lakh rupees per annum. Kshitij Soni, a poor boy who used to graze cattle and had difficulty finding even a sum of Rs.2.50 to buy tyer-soled chappals,has, as a result of Anushthana (repetition of a mantra for a set number of times during a given period) of Saraswatya Mantrareceived from Pujya Bapuji and reading Sri Asraramayana, become an Aircraft Engineer in 'Go-Air' and is earning 21.60 lakh rupees per annum. A youth, Virendra Mehta has with the help of Saraswatya Mantra-Diksha received from Pujya Bapuji and Yogic techniques taught by Pujyashree to improve memory, earned a place in 25 most amazing persons of the world. He memorised 80000 words of 'Oxford Advanced Learners' Dictionary' along with their respective page numbers and thereby achieved a world record. Apart from these, there are lakhs of students, who received guidance from Pujya Bapuji and developed their powers of memory, decision-making and many other dormant powers in an extraordinary manner and they have begun to meet with success in all spheres. Through his forceful teachings and transmission of spiritual energy, Pujya Bapuji fill even the most desperate of students with immense Self-confidence. After getting initiated by Bapuji and moving tirelessly on the path of devotion and Yoga as shown by 'Him", a young boySuresh is being reverted as 'Sureshanand', today. His devoted-in-service, blissful and elevated life presents an inspiration for the society. We know how degraded his life was! But, it hardly matters now, when his life has reached heights of success, after getting Bapuji's satsang, performing selfless service… Thus, no one should get disheartened. Everybody is well-acquainted withSureshanandji's childhood days. Because of bad company his life had deteriorated to such an extent that he was thrown out of his own house and used to live on foo-path. Such Suresh is in front of us as the Bapuji's loved ine, Sureshanand, revered by various millionaires and billionaires and lakhs of people around the globe. That is why all students having received Mantra-Diksha from Pujya Bapuji proclaim in unison: 'Bapuji's children can never be weak.' Pens, pencils, notebooks, school bags, uniforms and inspiring literature are distributed free among poor children, in schools under Pujya Bapuji's instructions. In the tribal areas, in addition to distributing mats, furniture and clothes etc. Bhandaras (feasts) too are organised for children. Two more projects are in full swing. 'Vidyarthi Ujjwal Bhavishya Nirman Shibirs' are being held during vacations so as to rid students of weakness and inferiority feelings. Secondly, students are trainded in Yoga and noble traits are inculcated in them through 'Yoga Va Uchcha Samskar Shiksha Abhiyan'. National-level competitions are being conducted for the development of students' spiritual knowledge. In just 3 such competitions, more than 22 lakh sutdents have been benefited. Another initative taken by Pujya Bapuji is organising of 'Matri Pitri Pujan Divas' to save the youth of India from the decadent western custom of Valentine Day and inculcating love and respect for parents in the youth. 'Matri Pitri Punan Divas' is celebrated on 14th February every year in homes and also in a number of schools. There are also available to students, VCDs, MP3s of Pujyashree's satsang and literature, which contain tius to improve memory and to to get good marks in examinations and also inspiring anecdotes to give correct direction to students' life. Lakhs of students have profited from them and have elevated their lives; are doing so and will continue to do so. Param Pujya Bapuji wants to give to the country and also to the world, ideal citizens, by making them abundantly endowed with a strong body, sharp & intelligent mind, full of Self-confidence and multifariously talented. Pujyashree says, "Those lacking in self-restraint and probity in life can not make progress in life nor can they do anything great for the society. Fascination for materialism, and egotism drowns therm. They suffer the fate Ravana and Kamsa did. The society and the country comprised of such people lag behind in real happiness and peace and in spiritual progress." 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A revolutionary who wrote against censorship and in defense of divorce, whose poetry made a mark on future generations of writers, Milton redefined heroism in his epic, Paradise Lost. We will study his major poems and selected prose, analyzing his transformation of every genre he touched: sonnet, pastoral elegy, masque, epic and tragedy. Counts toward European Studies Minor.
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AIDS 2012 Farewell: The Voices of the World
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July 27, 2012
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Our little summer camp for global AIDS advocates (and physicians, and commercial interests) has come to a close, and there are images that will be knocking around in my head for weeks to come (and some, forever).
The seven foot Mexican drag queen handing out condoms springs to mind, of course. And escape artists Daniel Bauer's highly personal show mixing magic with confessions from his life as a gay man living with HIV. Seeing presentations by mentors I admire, such as Sean Strub and Edwin Bernard. The Australian chief justice with a gay partner of 43 years, giving me suggestions on maintaining a long marriage ("give in," he advised).
In this farewell video posting, I pay tribute to the people on the front lines who are the very essence of this conference. They are the ones with the "star power," and they fill me with renewed commitment and energy that might possibly last until AIDS2014 in Melbourne, Australia.
Thanks for watching, my friends. It has been my privilege to be your tour guide and I deeply appreciate your many notes and cross-posts and "likes" on Facebook I like you very much, too.
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Exciting stuff! With no additional narrative elements indicated in the preview, it seems as though the course is clear to land at Skellig within an episode or two.
And once again I question whether or not the final panel is actually the one of the boy, or if it'll be something else... like the island coming into view (how many times have I said this exact statement? )
Can someone tell me what "NEET" means?
When I see Puck like that (exhausted?) he reminds me of the Mandragora from Sword of the Berserk: Guts' Rage
He and Ivalera are probably spent after exhausting their dust on Guts.
P.S. Needless to say, and before anybody asks, Berserk will be in the next issue.
The kid is not Guts and Casca's?? The is puts a spin on the story I sure wasn't expecting. Did Flora sent a message to make sure they do get there and that's why they kid is with them. Maybe he is not the Elf King but someone taking orders from him to protect Guts and company.
I wouldn't get too carried away if I were you. The similarities with the Demon Child are much too strong for them to be a coincidence as far as I'm concerned.
Also, it doesn't appear to me that the star is headed in the direction of the ship so... probably still Griffith.


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Police responded to a call that a woman was screaming for help near the intersection of Springs-Fireplace Road and Spinner Lane in East Hampton on Feb. 22 at about 1:20 a.m. Town police found what they described as a large house party in progress and were told that there was a fight going on in the backyard.
An officer said he came upon Derrick Johnson of East Hampton being restrained by several men at the bottom of a basement stairwell. When Mr. Johnson, 19, saw the officer, he broke free of the men restraining him and shut a door behind him, poilce said. The officer allegedly saw through a window that Mr. Johnson was covered with blood and told him to open the door, but he refused to do so, instead pointing to the bloodied victim of his alleged assault, who was next to him with a cut above his left eye. Police did not release his identity because he is a minor.
The officer forced the door open and Mr. Johnson fled up the stairs, police said. The officer remained with the alleged victim, and Mr. Johnson returned with his shirt off, charging the two of them and screaming, according to police, before another officer helped subdue him.
Mr. Johnson was charged with assault, physical harassment, and resisting arrest. He was later released with an appearance ticket. The alleged victim and the arresting officer were taken to Southampton Hospital.
As Mr. Johnson was being arrested, police spoke to someone who appeared to live at the house and seemed intoxicated, according to the police report. Reported to be a minor, he told police that his parents were on vacation in Ecuador and that he was hosting a party at which his friends supplied their own beer.
He was charged with illegal possession of alcohol as a minor and with gathering a group of more than 50 people without a permit. He was given an appearance ticket.
A Blunt Arrest
The makings of a "blunt" led to an arrest on a rainy Friday night. At about 6 on Feb. 24, an officer on patrol pulled into the parking lot at the beach at the end of Flaggy Hole Road in the Maidstone Park section of East Hampton, an area where town police have made several drug arrests in recent months.
Kevin A. Aguilar, 19, of Mastic Beach was seated with a female companion in a parked car. When a patrol car approached, he started the car and pulled out of the parking lot, turning down a seldom-used dirt road and arousing the suspicion of the officer, who waited around the corner for the car to emerge.
When the car turned onto Richardson Avenue, the officer made a traffic stop and noticed that tobacco was stuck to the side of the wet driver's-side door and also saw an emptied stubby cigar in the car. The officer asked Mr. Aguilar if he had any drugs on him and was handed a grinder used for marijuana along with a small, red-tinted plastic bag, according to police.
The officer then searched the car, found no more drugs, and arrested Mr. Aguilar, charging him with unlawful possession of marijuana. Mr. Aguilar was released with an appearance ticket.
At about 1 a.m. on Feb. 26, two plainclothes officers in an unmarked car outside the Whalebone Village apartment complex in East Hampton saw two men and a woman get into a parked 1991 Nissan. They sat in it in the dark for about 20 minutes, and then the woman was seen lighting a lighter.
The Nissan pulled out and passed the officers, who reportedly smelled marijuana smoke coming from its windows. They stopped the car and ordered the two men out of the vehicle. One of the officers questioned the woman, who was still in the passenger seat, holding a knapsack.
The officer asked her to open the bag and allegedly smelled fresh marijuana. He asked her to turn the bag over, and when she did so, out fell a glass pipe and a can of potato chips, police reported. When the officer opened the can of chips, he allegedly found 12 red-tinted plastic bags of marijuana.
The woman, Jasmine Stephens, who is 19 and lives in East Hampton, was charged with unlawful possession of marijuana and later released with a court appearance ticket.
In other news, Miguel J. Bacolima-Barros, 39, of East Hampton was arrested on Feb. 27 after a woman who police said was his girlfriend came to town police headquarters with a bruised rib cage and pain in her neck where he had allegedly choked her earlier that evening.
Mr. Bacolima-Barros was arrested and charged with criminally obstructing the ability to breathe and harassment in the second degree. After he was locked up, he began complaining of chest pains and was taken to Southampton Hospital. He was released after posting $250 bail.


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GreenAroundTheGlobe necesitaba un nuevo diseño de logotipo y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 101 diseños de 34 diseñadores freelance.
Green Around The Globe
Green Around the Globe is a website that will document the efforts of Keith and Amy Sutter as they travel the world discovering what sustainability efforts are being adopted by consumers, governments and regulators while documenting the environmental and business results.
Keith and Amy are both professionals (marketer and attorney) and have aspects of sustainability in their current positions. Amy is a real estate attorney and is a LEED AP, while Keith markets brands and products sold at retailers like Whole Foods and Wal-Mart, both of which have significant focus on sustainability. They are looking to use this trip, and by extension this website, as a catalyst to enhance their careers and firsthand knowledge and expertise on sustainability. Check out the site to see the initial posts and an initial attempt at a logo, http://www.greenaroundtheglobe.com. The positives from the current logo are the font (approachable but a little hard to read when it is small), the circle (supposed to represent the globe) and the lines indicating motion/travel.
We have two targets for the site. The first is that of people interested in travel, especially extended global travel. These people subscribe and regularly read sites like http://everything-everywhere.com and http://www.twoguysaroundtheworld.com. They dream of being able to quit their jobs and travel the world, but instead of doing it they read sites like ours as a way to live vicariously through others.
The second target is people that are interested in sustainability and the business opportunities that exist in tackling tough global environmental issues and challenges like climate change, green building and access to clean water. This could be from a personal perspective as well as a professional interest. These people often read sites like: http://www.sustainablelifemedia.com or http://greenbiz.com. Our goal is to use this site and our experience to secure careers in the sustainability sector when we return to the states, so the site will serve as a pseudo-resume for potential future employers.
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Legendary broadcaster Pat Summerall has died. Summerall was 82 years old.
Summerall was the lead NFL announcer for CBS Sports and later FOX Sports for more than four decades, with color analyst John Madden as his primary partner. He also was a commentator on major tournaments in golf (The Masters) and tennis (the U.S. Open), along with other sports.
"There is no one more closely associated with the great legacy and tradition of CBS Sports than Pat Summerall. His voice was synonymous with big events whether it was NFL football and the Super Bowl, the Masters or U.S. Open Tennis," said Sean McManus, CBS Sports Chairman.
"Pat Summerall was a hero to me. I treasured the gift of friendship that I had with him. I was his understudy for 10 years," said CBS Sports' Jim Nantz. "He could not have been more generous or kind to a young broadcaster. He was a giant and one of the iconic figures in the history of the CBS Television Network."
Gallery: In Memoriam: Pat Summerall
Summerall worked his last NFL game in 2007 but went on to broadcast four Cotton Bowls. The Lake City, Fla., native spent his later years living in the Fort Worth, Texas, suburb of Southlake.
Before his long career in the booth, Summerall was drafted by the Detroit Lions out of the University of Arkansas in 1952. He was best known as a player during his four years kicking for the New York Giants. He was a participant in "The Greatest Game Ever Played"—the classic 1958 NFL championship game in which the Giants lost to the Baltimore Colts.
Summerall called 16 Super Bowls and worked for 21 years with Madden. Before his longtime partnership with Madden, he worked with Tom Brookshier, who died in 2010.
"Pat was my broadcasting partner for a long time, but more than that he was my friend for all of these years," Madden said."We never had one argument, and that was because of Pat. He was a great broadcaster and a great man.
"He always had a joke. Pat never complained and we never had an unhappy moment. He was something very special. Pat Summerall is the voice of football and always will be."
Cowboys owner Jerry Jones also expressed his feelings for Summerall.
"His presence at an NFL game elevated that event to a higher level. He was royalty in the broadcast booth. He was respected and admired by players, coaches, commissioners and Presidents of our country—and always a gentleman—someone who had time for the fans in the parking lot after the game," Jones said.


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The Interior Department is endorsing seismic exploration for oil and gas in Atlantic waters, a crucial move toward starting drilling off the Carolinas, Virginia and possibly down to Florida.
The department released its final review Thursday, favoring a plan to allow the intense underwater seismic air gun blasts that environmentalists and some members of Congress say threatens the survival of whales and dolphins.
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The oil industry wants to use the air guns to find out how much oil and gas lies along the U.S. Atlantic seabed. Federal estimates of a relatively modest 3.3 billion barrels of oil date from the 1970s and 1980s and are considered too low.
"The currently available seismic information from this area is decades old and was developed using technologies that are obsolete," said Tommy Beaudreau, the director of the Bureau of Ocean Energy Management.
The federal government wants to use the information to decide whether to open up the mid- and south Atlantic to oil and gas drilling for the first time in decades. President Barack Obama had planned to start allowing drilling at least off the coast of Virginia, but he postponed consideration of the idea after the massive 2010 BP oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico.
The Interior Department's plan is to start allowing underwater seismic air gun tests in an area from Delaware to Florida's Cape Canaveral, though most of the push for offshore drilling involves the waters off the Carolinas and Virginia.
The seismic tests involve vessels towing an array of air guns that blast compressed air underwater, sending intense sound waves to the bottom of the ocean. The booms are repeated every 10 seconds or so for days or weeks.
The echoes are used to map the locations of subsea oil and gas deposits.
The Interior Department received more than 55,000 public comments on the proposal. Environmental groups warn that the blasts make whales and dolphins deaf, preventing them from feeding, mating and communicating. More than 50 members of Congress, including a few Republicans, have sent letters to the president opposing the seismic air gun tests and saying that up to 138,500 marine mammals could be injured by them.
Interior Department officials said their plan protected the endangered North Atlantic right whale by closing areas along the whales' main migratory route to the air gun testing. Beaudreau said the tests would be monitored closely.
"We're really going to require and demand a high level of environmental performance," he said.
The environmental group Oceana said the protected area was too small and the endangered whales would suffer from the "dynamite-like blasts."
"They are like the American bison of the ocean. They deserve protection. There are only 500 of them left," said Matthew Huelsenbeck, a marine scientist for Oceana.
Oceana last week spearheaded a letter from more than 100 marine scientists and conservation biologists that urges the Obama administration not to approve the seismic tests until the National Marine Fisheries Services releases upcoming new acoustic guidelines for marine mammals.
Interior Secretary Sally Jewell is expected to give the final approval to the seismic testing plan in April. At that point the government would start reviewing the nine applications from companies that want to conduct the testing and decide whether their specific proposals should go forward.
House Natural Resources Committee Chairman Doc Hastings, R-Wash.,, said the seismic testing plan was a major milestone for efforts to open the Atlantic to oil and gas drilling.
"While it has taken far too long, this step today will help put America on a path to open new areas to more American energy production," Hastings said.
The Obama administration is weighing whether to include mid- and south Atlantic oil and gas drilling in the next federal offshore leasing plan, which runs from 2017 through 2022.
The National Ocean Industries Association, a group that's lobbying for offshore drilling, said the Interior Department's approval of seismic testing appeared to be a huge step. But the group said it needed to review the plan to make sure its restrictions didn't make testing unworkable.
The industry group said seismic testing had been used for decades in the Gulf of Mexico and elsewhere in the world to make informed decisions about where to drill for oil.
There's been controversy along the Gulf of Mexico, though, where the industry, environmental groups and government agencies settled a lawsuit last summer by putting some areas off limits to air gun testing for 30 months while environmental studies are conducted.


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The Holy Father picked a nun
The Holy Father picked a nun to oversee this, so there should be no complaints about the hierarchy being insensitive. There is certainly SOME problem in religious orders today, given the lack of vocations. The inspection is perfectly logical and justified.
The simple fact is that today many orders aren't very Christian or Catholic at all, and want to go on doing as they wish.
The visitation is probably irrelevant as there will soon be no Sisters left to visit. The reformed Sisters have not borne fruit. It's all over for them.
Be aware that Mr. John
Be aware that Mr. John Zuhlsdorf has hijacked this poll.
That's FATHER Zuhlsdorf to
That's FATHER Zuhlsdorf to you...
Funny, very funny
You have quite a sense of humor, Carl. Do you spend a lot of time alone?
Luke, that is a very
Luke, that is a very uncharitable thing to say.
You respond to an inappropriate comment with one even worse?
I thought this was to discuss the inquisition against women religious?
There is no such thing as a
There is no such thing as a "loyally dissenting Catholic". Every person dissenting from the authentic teaching of the Catholic Church is on the road to eternal damnation.
Get off that road!
No, you're wrong. It's too
No, you're wrong. It's too discuss a necessary doctrinal investigation of U.S. women religious.
I Digress
You are right. I digress. All apologies, Carl.
Father Zuhlsdorf did not hijack the poll. He linked to it on his blog. There is nothing illegal or dishonest about that. In fact, he is greatly expanding the paltry readership of this website by doing so. :-)
Why would linking to a poll be hijacking?


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Interested in Language
A paragraph:
He had been traveling by trams since he was in his mother's womb and yet he had never recognized there was such a tablet, a birthmark of some history. 1904. What happened in this year? Must be something significant.
I know there are some other problems in this paragraph, but my focus is on the red sentence. Obviously the writer is referring to something past; I think he should have said 'must have been something significant'. But I hope to know whether it is ususal or grammatical to simply use MUST BE in this context.
Could anyone save me from ignorance?
Both versions are grammatical and acceptable.


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Father Laurence's Lent Reflections, year 2012
The angel said to the women he was not there, where they were looking for him, because he was risen. After death we know him no longer after the manner of the flesh – which includes the manner of the imagination. Like meditation, he is not what we think. Like the kingdom , not here, not there.
Then the angel told them that he was going before them to Galilee where they would see him. "Now I have told you", he concludes matter-of-factly. There is no explanation, simply the proclamation. Job done. How could this be made readily understood or explained satisfactorily?
An early Christian writer whose name is lost to us wrote these words in a homily to describe the meaning of this silent day of transition:
Rise, let us leave this place, for you are in me and I am in you; together we form only one person and we cannot be separated.
After the drama of trauma there is the long aftermath of ordinariness.
What's 'good' about a day when an innocent and good man is convicted of a trumped up charge, betrayed and deserted by his friends, rejected by the people he spoke the truth to, physically and mentally tortured, crucified and killed?
The first vein of goodness is in his way of acceptance. When bad things happen we can try to deny them or they can turn us into bitter and hateful people seeking revenge.
Do this in remembrance of me.
We feel offended or diminished if we meet someone we know and they don't remember who we are. To have significant days or events in our lives remembered by those whose affection or opinion we value means a lot to the sense of our own worth.
Yet remembering in a positive way – affirming we are still there and that the important things in life have not finally sunk out of remembrance under the waves of time – requires effort.


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Anyone could understand Yan Linkun's frustration when he was informed that he had missed his flight. But the way Yan reacted to the news – banging on doors and smashing computers – has turned him into the latest symbol of the entitlement and arrogance increasingly associated with China's political elite.
A surveillance video showing the mining company deputy chairman's violent tantrum at Kunming Changshui airport, Yunnan province, went viral on Chinese microblogs after it was uploaded to the internet this weekend.
The four-minute video, captured last Tuesday morning, shows Yan standing by a check-in counter as an airport employee informs him that he has missed his flight to Shenzhen.
Yan – who is also a member of a political advisory body in Qujing, Yunnan – responds first with incredulity, then rage. He destroys two computers and a telephone before dismantling a free-standing poster and using its metal frame to banged on the flight gate door. A crowd gathers, but nobody attempts to restrain him. The mining company has suspended Yan, and the political advisory body has threatened punishment.
Since the incoming Chinese president, Xi Jinping, launched a crackdown on corruption last autumn, dozens of officials have been exposed as crooked by the country's internet users and subsequently reprimanded. The crackdown has done more to expose the scale of China's corruption problem than validate the high-level efforts to tackle it.
Yan has expressed remorse for his behaviour. "My irrational actions and rudeness have caused some losses to the airport as well as bad effects to the public, so I sincerely apologise to the airport and public," he told the airport's deputy manager, according to the Shanghai Daily.
The tantrum is not the only incidence of high-level misbehaviour that has gripped China during the past week. The Communist party secretary of a district bureau in Nanyang City, Henan province, drove a government car into a cinema on Sunday morning, injuring 26 people, according the state news agency Xinhua. Eight of the injured were hospitalised, two of whom remain in a critical condition.
The official, Liu Xianchong mistook the accelerator in his government-issued vehicle for the brake, reported Xinhua. The report cited local police as saying that Lie had been off work for seven months because of a cerebral infarction, a type of stroke. A special group to "handle the incident and its aftermath" was set up by the local party committee, Xinhua said. Liu has been detained.
Last week party disciplinary authorities said a former official in Shaanxi province had been expelled from the party for "serious wrongdoing" and "suspected crimes". Yang Dacai rose to notoriety last August after he was photographed smiling at the scene of a road accident in which 36 people died. He became a symbol of official corruption when further photographs appeared on the internet of him wearing a number of luxury watches that many in China believe he could not possibly afford on a public servant's salary.


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'The Walking Dead' Mid-Season Premiere Review: "The Suicide King"
'The Walking Dead' season 3 brings to life its ninth episode of the season, mid-season premiere "The Suicide King," as Rick rescues Daryl and Merle, and begins to crack under the difficult decisions posed by adding to his group, while Andrea attempts to calm a panicked Woodbury and draw the Governor out of seclusion..
Last year's 'The Walking Dead' finale "Made to Suffer" saw Rick, Michonne, Daryl and Oscar mounting a deadly mission to retrieve Glenn and Maggie, while new survivor Tyreese (Chad Coleman) led his group into the prison under Carl's guarded authority, so what will the latest episode bring?
Read on for your in-depth recap of everything you need to know about 'The Walking Dead' season 3 episode 9, mid-season premiere "The Suicide King!"
In the Woodbury arena, Andrea pleads for the lives of Daryl and Merle, but her words fall on the Governor's deaf ears. Merle knocks Daryl to the ground hoping to win the crowd, but covertly assigns his brother to follow his lead, while Woodbury guards introduce captive Walkers into the fight. As Merle and Daryl pair back to back, a shot rings out, sending panic into the crowd. From a distance, a returned Rick and Maggie open fire and launch a smoke grenade, ending the melee. Retrieving his crossbow, Daryl and Merle escape in the confusion while the townspeople flee in a panic and the Governor seethes. Merle leads Rick and the others outside the gates, as a lone walker slips into the town walls in their wake.
As dawn breaks, Rick leads the group back to the car, until both Glenn and Michonne draw their weapons in the presence of Merle. Slipping back into his abrasive persona, Merle reveals to the group that Andrea is in Woodbury, as Michonne has known all along, but Rick knocks him out before he can lob any more insults.
Back at the prison, Tyreese's group is stunned by the presence of a baby, mistaking Beth for the mother at first. Tyreese explains to Hershel how their group had originally been much larger, and thanks the man for his hospitality, but Hershel reminds Tyreese they have a close knit group, and may not be so welcoming when Rick and the others return.
Daryl reminds the group that Merle will come in handy when the Governor inevitably makes his retaliation, but Rick and Glenn can't imagine any way in which Merle's presence at the prison would be accepted by the others. Reluctantly, Daryl refuses to leave his brother behind, and elects to leave the group to be with his brother on their own. Rick pleads with Daryl to reconsider, but the brothers leave to make their own way, leaving a bitter Rick to threaten Michonne's exit once she heals.
Tyreese and his group carry Donna's body outside in preparation for burial, when Allen and his son Ben suggest they have a golden opportunity to take the prison for themselves. Tyreese and Sasha protest the thought, and when Axel and Beth appear to offer tools for the burial, Sasha and Tyreese grab them to avoid any further insurrection.
On the road back, Glenn fumes about Daryl's exit and Rick's lack of retaliation against Merle or the Governor, while Maggie urges them to table the matter for now. Meanwhile back in Woodbury, Milton and Andrea worry about the Governor's reclusiveness, and the panicked townspeople looking to flee the town, before a few errant walkers appear on the opposite end of the street. Andrea and Martinez take them down, but when one of the bit citizens pleads for help, the Governor appears from his solitude, guns the doomed man down, and returns to his apartment without a word.
Back at the prison, Carol and Carl see Rick's imminent return, as Rick explains to Carol that Daryl went off with Merle, and they lost Oscar along the way. Greeting Hershel and the others, Rick explains that their new foe was sadistic enough to pit Merle and Daryl against one another, and Hershel explains in turn that the prison has had some new arrivals. Rick brushes past Tyreese and the others without a word and greets baby Judith from Beth, but seems to become distressed at the idea that Judith has Lori's eyes.
Meanwhile in Woodbury, Andrea confronts the Governor over his brash actions, and questions the presence of Daryl, Glenn and Maggie earlier. The Governor points out that her former friends savagely attacked the town, and that she herself is still a visitor, when Milton interrupts to bring concerns of the panicking townspeople. Downstairs, Milton attempts to calm the people demanding to see the Governor, as Andrea pipes up and reminds them that history will remember Woodbury if they can find the strength to soldier on through the panic.
Carol and Beth tend to Judith, as Carol attempts to rationalize Daryl's decision to exit with Merle. Meanwhile, Hershel tends to Glenn's wounds, observing an obvious rift between he and Maggie. Rick watches over Michonne in a deep sleep, worrying about how soon she can leave, while Axel mourns the loss of his friend Oscar. Noting the Governor's likely retaliation, Hershel presses that Rick's group could use the reinforcements Tyreese's group has brought to the prison.
Finally agreeing to meet with Tyreese and his group, Rick listens as they explain how they'd come in through the other side of the prison and would do anything to contribute to the group, but Rick denies them a permanent place within the prison. Hershel urges him to reconsider and give people a chance, but the effort is interrupted as Rick sees a ghostly vision of Lori on the balcony above, and flies into a panic! Rick screams at the apparition and draws his gun, and Tyreese leads his group out of the room to avoid causing a panic, the other survivors perturbed by Rick's actions. Cliffhanger!
Ah, at long last, 'The Walking Dead' has returned. We'll try to avoid letting the news of show-runner Glen Mazzara's exit and the rumors surrounding the quality of the next eight episodes color our viewpoint, but fans will surely agree "The Suicide King" offers a much quieter, contemplative episode than its predecessor. We were surprised to see the situation with Daryl and Merle resolved so quickly, only to see both exit the scene for parts unknown. Hopefully Daryl won't remain out of the picture for too long, as it robs the main storyline of a good bit of drama.
It would seem "The Suicide King" functions largely as a place-holding refresher, though we're intrigued to see how Rick's increasing madness is dealt with in the coming episodes, considering the effect it has on the group. Less interesting is Andrea's relationship with the Governor and Woodbury as a whole, but things should pick up there as well once the Governor gets over his own state of shock. All in all, an adequate return for the AMC horror-drama.
Did you get your fill of thrilling zombie killing? What did you think about the premiere? Check out all our other 'Walking Dead' season 3 coverage, and join us next week for an all-new episode recap of 'The Walking Dead' season 3.5's "Home" on AMC!


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