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- ADO Mineral Powder Microwave Dryer
fish Microwave Dryer 2015 new invention
- Jinan ADO Food Machinery Co.,Ltd.
- ISO 9001, CE Certificate
- 1 Set
- US $10,000 - 20,000/ Set
- Standard Export Woodencase Suitable for Ocean Carriage
- Within 30 days
- 30% as deposit in advance,70% should be paid before shipment.
- 100 Set/Sets per Month
Product Description
fish Microwave Dryer 2015 new invention
Oil Press Machine Company is committed to microwave energy for the promotion of new energy representatives, especially microwave drying, microwave heating, microwave sterilization and microwave chemistry and other aspects. Our Company adopts advanced microwave CAD technology, and realize to be truly efficient, energy-saving.
fish Microwave Dryer
fish Microwave Dryer
fish Microwave Dryer is a new drying technology because its fast drying , environmentally friendly features have been widely used, it is microwave energytechnology and vacuum technology combined with an energy-savingdrying equipment, it combines a series of advantages with the microwave equipment and vacuum drying equipment, drying with a high yield, goodquality, low processing costs
Working principle of fish Microwave Dryer :
fish Microwave Dryer is suitable for low temperature dry of thermal sensitive materials, especially for food,fruit,vegetable,medicine,spice,chemical,wood,paper etc . Adjustable vacuum is with this equipment and get high dry speed, it can advance more for product quality and get features of equal heating, easily control and convenient installation, etc.
It is widely used in heating sterilizing, ripped of medicine, biology product and forming products. It has special excellent efficient for several kinds of pellet, granule drying . As same, this fish Microwave Dryer comes sterilizing function and has features of adjustable power, intelligent control. Safety and sanitation product will be produced by it with long storage period.
the advantages of fish Microwave Dryer :
1. Mini size, light weight, easy mobile;
2. Power is flexible, precise control;
3. Non-contact infrared temperature measurement;
4. Ring type blet conveyor, Intermittent and continous operation;
5. PLC control, easy programme;
6. Touch screen control, easy operate.
The application of fish Microwave Dryer :
Microwave vacuum equipment can be used for drying various substances into :
food microwave drying equipment,
medicines microwave drying equipment,
spices microwave drying equipment,
chemical raw materials microwave drying equipment,
wood microwave drying equipment,
paper product microwave drying equipment.
fish Microwave Dryer specifications:
Ring type blet conveyor
Microwave frequency (MHz)
Microwave output power (KW)
Machine Size (L*W*H)
Weight (KG)
Speed (m/s)
Input voltage (V)
Three phase AC 380V
Machine material
Stainless steel
Inside tempreture(℃)
Moisture (%)
Material application
All solid, powder etc. illiquid material
Packaging & Shipping
All the goods exported are packed in wooden case or carton with export standard except naked package when necessary.We have our own professional shipping company which could deliver the goods to every corners in the world with safety and speed, and aslo can supply the services of solving the problems occured during the transaction, such as customs cleaning.
Our Services
Pre-sale services:
Act as a good advisor and assistant of clients; enable them to get rich and competitive
from the returns of their investment.
1) Select suitable equipment model.
2) Design and manufacture products according to clients' special requirements.
3) Train technical personnel for clients.
4) Professional suggestion for customer
Services during the sale:
Respect clients; devote ourselves to improving the total value of clients.
1)take photos(including raw material, semi-products, final products, and loading products)
2) Pre-check and accept products ahead of delivery.
3) Prepare all clearance documents, so that the customer clearance smoothly.
After-sale services:
Provide considerate services to minimize clients' worries.
1) Provide civil engineering drawings of the equipment.
2) Free training(including installation,maintenace) to every customer.
3) Install and debug the equipment, ensure the dryer running smoothly.
4) Examine the equipment regularly.
5) Take initiative to eliminate the troubles rapidly at site.
6) Distribute the guarantee fittings door-to-door.
7) Provide technical exchange and support.
8) Provide maintenance for big items.
9) The most preferential prices to provide customers the quick-wear parts.
Company Information
Oil Press Machine Company. Is a professional manufacturer of microwave dryer, We have been in microwave dryer manufactuering industry for 40 years. With rich experiences, our engineer team helps customers design different microwave dryer machines with different capacities .
1.What is microwave?
Microwaves are a form of electromagnetic energy with frequencies between 300 MHz and 300 GHz, generated by magnetrons under the combined force of an electric and a magnetic field perpendicular to each other.
2. What is the advantage of microwave equipment compare to Conventional equipment?
Microwave is a direct method of drying and sterilization. Energy is transferred through the material electro-magnetically, not as a thermal heat flux. Therefore, the effect of drying and sterilization is uniformity and process time is short.
Microwave mushrooms sterilizer and dryer could completely preserve the original color, fragrance, nutrition and other properties of spices.
3. How about safety?
Using scientific structure and patented suppression system,industrial microwave drying machine no threat of electromagnetic radiation to the health and safety of equipment operators.
4.What about maintenance?
For microwave dryer and sterilizer, the only part that requires maintenance is the magnetron. In the event of a malfunction or misuse through incorrect operation, this can easily be replaced in less than thirty minutes. Generally,werecommends that the magnetron of industrial microwave dryer and microwave sterilizer be replaced annually or after 8,000 hours of operation, whichever is sooner.
We are professional microwave dryer manufacturer, warm welcome your inquiry. We ensure to offer best quality microwave dryer with competitive price.
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This week we've got three new movies. Goosebumps won the weekend but it could've been better. Guillermo Del Toro disappoints with Crimson Peak. It's good, but should've been great. Then there was Steve Spielberg's Bridge of Spies. It was far and away the best movie of the weekend. Tom Hanks and Steven Spielberg are on their way to Academy Award nominations.
Top Five this week Steven Spielberg movies. We talk Shindler's List, Jaws, Jurassic Park, E.T., Minority Report, Raiders of the Lost Ark, Close Encounters of the Third Kind and Saving Private Ryan.
Rather than an Undisputed Classic we decided to challenge ourselves by checking out a Steven Spielberg film we hadn't seen which included Duel, Munich and The Terminal…Sean's seen The Terminal but he doesn't like it so we made him watch it again.
In 1985 we take on The Stuff and Reanimator
Our trailers this week are:
Kill Your Friends
He Never Died

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Since this deficiency is more the rule than the exception, and hard to measure, nutrition scientists at the Linus Pauling Institute recommend that all older adults take zinc.
A new study has described for the first time a biological mechanism by which zinc deficiency can develop with age, leading to:
• A decline of the immune system,
• And the increased inflammation associated with many health problems, including cancer, heart disease, autoimmune disease and diabetes.
The research – done at Oregon State University's Linus Pauling Institute and College of Public Health & Human Sciences – suggests it is especially important for older people to get adequate dietary intake of zinc, since they may need more of this essential element as their ability to absorb it declines.
Though zinc is often underappreciated, it is very important for health, and second only to iron in concentration in the body. About 40% of older Americans and as many as two billion people around the world have diets that are deficient in this essential micronutrient, experts say.
Inflammatory Biomarkers Reduced with Zinc-Rich Diet
The research, published Oct 1 by the Journal of Nutritional Biochemistry,(1, 2) reflects studies in both animals and human cells.
Based on findings with laboratory animals, the OSU researchers found that zinc transporters were significantly dysregulated in old animals. Even though their diet supposedly contained adequate amounts of zinc:
• They showed signs of zinc deficiency,
• And had an elevated inflammatory response.
When the animals were given about 10 times a young animal's dietary requirement for zinc, the biomarkers of inflammation were restored to those of young animals.
Poor Diet & Poor Absorption = DNA Damage, Inflammation
According to nutritional biologist Emily Ho, PhD, principal investigator of the study:
• "The elderly are the fastest growing population in the U.S. and are highly vulnerable to zinc deficiency. They don't consume enough of this nutrient and don't absorb it very well.
• "We've previously shown in both animal and human studies that zinc deficiency can cause DNA damage, and this new work shows how it can help lead to systemic inflammation.
• "Some inflammation is normal, a part of immune defense, wound healing and other functions. But in excess, it's been associated with almost every degenerative disease you can think of, including cancer and heart disease. It appears to be a significant factor in the diseases that most people die from."
Diet-wise, high protein is synonymous with higher amounts of zinc. Meats are good sources of zinc, and though it is also obtained from nuts, whole grains, and legumes, the zinc in these vegetable sources is not as bioavailable, so low-protein & vegetarian diets tend to be zinc-poor.
And as a result of the new research showing declining zinc absorption with age, says Dr. Ho, she would recommend that all aging adults take a dietary supplement that includes the full RDA for zinc (which is 11 milligrams a day for men and 8 milligrams for women).
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Changes in Gene Expression & Declining Repair Activity Cited
"We found that the mechanisms to transport zinc are disrupted by age-related epigenetic changes," says nutritionist & co-author Carmen Wong, PhD.
• "This can cause an increase in DNA methylation and histone modifications that are related to disease processes, especially cancer.
• "Immune system cells are also particularly vulnerable to zinc deficiency."
Drs. Ho and Wong go on to explain that research at OSU and elsewhere has shown:
• Zinc is essential to protect against oxidative stress and help repair DNA damage.
• In zinc deficiency – the risk of which has been shown to increase with age – the body's ability to repair genetic damage may be decreasing,
• Even as the amount of damage is going up.
Zinc Testing Rare – and Generally Inconclusive
Medical tests to determine zinc deficiency are rarely done, the researchers explain – and are not particularly accurate even if they are done. So the best approach is to assure adequate intake of the nutrient through diet or supplements, especially in older adults.
And, as for a proper RDA for older adults, they note that the current recommendation is the same as for younger adults – suggesting the subject should be examined more closely.
On the other hand, say Drs. Ho and Wong, levels of zinc intake above 40 milligrams per day should be avoided, since at very high levels zinc can interfere with absorption of other necessary nutrients, including iron and copper
These studies were supported by the National Institutes of Health and other agencies.
Source: Based on information in Oregon State University/Linus Pauling Institute news release, Oct 1, 2012. The Linus Pauling Institute at OSU is a world leader in the study of micronutrients and their role in promoting optimum health or preventing and treating disease. Major areas of research include heart disease, cancer, aging and neurodegenerative disease.
1. "Increased inflammatory response in aged mice is associated with age-related zinc deficiency and zinc transporter dysregulation," online Sep 17, 2012, Journal of Nutritional Biochemistry.
2. "Regulation of hepatic suppressor of cytokine signaling 3 by zinc" online Oct 1, 2012, Journal of Nutritional Biochemistry.


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Daily entertainment news with what to watch tonight on TV, the list of winners and nominees for the SAG awards 2012 and more.
What to watch: 'Jurassic Park III' on AMC at 8 p.m. EST/ 7 p.m. CST
Paleontologist Alan Grant is lured over to an island infested with real-life dinosaurs when a couple asks for help finding their son. Known for its special effects. Joe Johnston directed.
Trending topic: SAG awards 2012
SAG awards 2012 is trending because the Screen Actors Guild awards aired yesterday. "The Help" won for best cast performance, Mary Tyler Moore received the lifetime achievement award and Viola Davis won for best female performance in a leading role. Click the link above for the full list of winners and nominees.
Video: Viola Davis' acceptance speech at SAG awards 2012
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In their element
They may not walk on water, but in Hamburg, people cannot live without it. We go down to the waterfront for a visit.
A deacon? Sea dog would be nearer the mark. Fiete Sturm sports a bushy beard and a blue-and-white-striped fisherman's smock. A mighty windjammer plows the waves across his powerful right forearm. Sturm even likes to light up the occasional pipe – and on top of it all, his name translates as "storm."
Sturm is head of the Seaman's Mission down by the Elbe River, not far from the fish market. Container ships glide past the windows of the red-brick building, which offers seamen a home away from home for a few nights. "Life at sea is cold and the pace is fast," says Sturm. "The men have very few breaks these days and crews are much smaller than they used to be." A ship's machinist could spend months at a stretch alone with his diesel engines. "That eats away at your soul."
Africa, India, the Philippines: The seamen come from distant lands. At the mission, there's pollock, curry sausage, sometimes even bami goreng or chop suey on the menu – meals that almost taste of home. And if the men want it, there's also solace and practical assistance to be had. "I listen when the men want to talk and help them fill out forms," says Sturm. "Some have asked to take flowers from our garden as a memento, a little heart-warming touch to brighten up their cabin."
Sturm, 37, has never been to sea. A qualified educator, he worked for ten years in youth welfare in his native Bielefeld before moving to Hamburg and becoming a deacon. "Wind, ships, landing stages – there's none of that where I come from," he says. "But here, you're surrounded by water, and I love that."
Fiete Sturm ist nie zur See gefahren. Der gelernte Erzieher, gebürtiger Bielefelder, arbeitete zehn Jahre in der Jugendhilfe, dann kam er nach Hamburg und wurde Diakon. "Die Brise, die Schiffe, die Landungsbrücken – wo ich herkomme, gibt es das nicht", sagt der 37-Jährige. "Aber hier schwappt dir überall das Wasser um die Nase, und das liebe ich."
Cargo ships, tall ships, oceangoing liners – Hamburg excels as a great maritime spectacle. Maritime symbolism is omnipresent – as in the name of the city's famous red-light strip, the Reeperbahn, where heavy rope (reep) was produced for sailing ships on a 300-meter-long ropewalk (bahn); the "Frisian minks" (rubber rain jackets) that keep out Hamburg's infamous Schietwetter (awful weather), and the Finkenwerder Kutterscholle, a local plaice specialty piled high with diced bacon and North Sea shrimp. When the Queen Mary 2 sails majestically into the harbor, you can hear her horn resounding 18 kilometers away in Hamburg's Eimsbüttel and Winterhude districts.
Of the city's roughly 2500 bridges, many span the Elbe and Alster Rivers and their branches. Water covers more than eight percent of the city and the harbor alone takes up 71 square kilometers. Around 8000 oceangoing vessels sail up the Elbe each year. The job of mooring is also one you won't find in many cities, but here in the harbor, mooring teams work day and night, securing freighters and cruise liners with ropes as thick as an arm in over 280 berths. Last year, the cranes in Germany's largest seaport hauled 135 million tons of cargo onto the dockside. If you walked every quay wall in the city, you would cover 43 kilometers. But do such figures really matter?
The people of Hamburg have water in their blood. After all, it frequently comes from above and occasionally, during a storm tide, even from below. If the fish market looks in for another flooding, you just park your car somewhere else – all par for the course. You cannot miss the turning tides, even in the middle of the old town, as the view from the restaurants on Nikolaifleet alternates between glittering water and gleaming mud every six hours. Some people across the river in Wilhelmsburg actually live on the water in houseboats. Just slightly to the south, in Harburg's inland harbor, musician Olli Schulz and YouTuber Fynn Kliemann, known for his DIY videos, are converting the quayside home of the late country singer Gunter Gabriel into a studio for creatives that's due to open this year.
No one has ever counted them, but there must be hundreds of thousands of people involved in water-related work in Hamburg. There are the port professionals, of course, the ships' outfitters, the dockworkers, the pilots, the captains, the ship insurers, the shipowners and the customs officials who search cargo ships for smuggled goods. And there's a marina – where else will you find that in Germany? – across from the new Elbphilharmonie concert hall. Whenever a sailboat comes up the Elbe, harbor master and shipwright by trade Rainer Timm is there on the jetty, waiting to assign it a berth. For the skippers of recreational craft, it's just a short walk into the city, to the opera house and the musical theaters – or they can simply stay put, "Sit on their yacht and soak up the downtown atmosphere – I can't imagine a better way to experience it," says Timm.
For those with no boat of their own, public ferries operate a "bus service" across the river, from the landing stages to the museum harbor in Oevelgönne, for instance. From there, it's just a short stroll to the popular Strandperle, a beach bar surrounded by sand that was not carted in from elsewhere. The waters of the mighty Elbe nibble greenish-brown at the shore's edge without deterring less squeamish bathers. A little further on, crowds of locals and tourists file past the stamp-sized front gardens of old pilot houses with crocheted drapes in the windows. In Finkenwerder, over on the Elbe's southern shore, lifeguard Michael Wendebaum oversees one of the best open-air swimming pools in town, right on the river as well. Swimming in the pool or sunbathing beside it, you have a fine view of the container giants tall as houses sliding by the fence. Every container arriving in Hamburg passes Wendebaum on its way in. "If I were a ship spotter, I'd be reaching for my camera every ten minutes."
1 Airbus
2 Swimming Pool Finkenwerder
3 Buoy Depot
4 Beach club
5 Seaman's Mission
6 Marina
7 Elbphilharmonie
8 Speicherstadt
9 Alster Lake
Maritime occupations abound, some of them largely unknown even in Hamburg. What are "Stackmeisters," for example? Well, at their buoy depot, also located in Finkenwerder, they maintain the huge buoys that are used to mark the Elbe fairways. On land, the green, red, yellow and black buoys look far bigger than in the water. They weigh up to seven tons and are six meters tall. The technicians from the depot regularly go out onto the river to check the buoys' batteries, solar panels and lamps. "We only take them out of the water when we expect a frost," says Sven Meyer, head of the unit. His workplace smells of tar and diesel oil, the city's own special scent.
A few kilometers downriver, the scent changes to kerosene because aircraft are also built right by the water in Hamburg. Freshly painted passenger planes stand on the runways at the Airbus facility, while freighters marked "Airbus on board" moor. Many components are delivered by container ship.
As much as they love saltwater, the people of Hamburg appreciate freshwater, too – in the shape of the Alster Lake, which was created in the Middle Ages by damming the river. They sit on its banks, enjoy a beer and gaze into the blue, watery heart of the city, which has practically everything on it that can float: pedal boats, yawls, canoes, kayaks, stand-up paddlers and scullers. Lotta-Laura Schmidt, 14, talented and ambitious, is on the Hansa rowing team. She won the 2018 Women's Lightweight Single Sculls title, basically the German championship for children, and has her sights set on the Olympics. "I train five times a week, always after school," she says. "On the water, I can switch off and concentrate on getting the flow of movements just right." Already she's flitting across the Outer Alster, behind her on the right, the green banks and white villas of Harvestehude, to her left the Atlantic Hotel. Then it's under the Kennedy and Lombard Bridges and into the Inner Alster, toward the Jungfernstieg shopping strip, leaving hundreds of joggers slaloming past strollers on the 7.4-kilometer route around the lake.
Even after dark, the Elbe river is still buzzing – the harbor never sleeps. The MS Hedi, a party steamer that picks up and deposits guests at the landing stages hourly, rocks on the river between ocean giants. Passing wharves, towers of stacked containers and scrapyards, the crowd on board grooves to an eccentric soundtrack of techno, neo-swing, hip-hop and Hans Albers. Dancefloor and mirror balls on the gurgling Elbe; high spirits and rhythmic beats between tugs and freighters. The party ends at midnight, when everyone has to abandon ship.
A few hours later, the bars in St. Pauli and near the fish market begin pulling the first beers of the day. Next door, in the Seaman's Mission, Fiete Sturm pulls his cap down to face the southwesterly wind. On the opposite shore, sparks are flying on Dock 11 at Blohm + Voss, where a cargo ship is being overhauled. Launches battle their way across choppy waves as a cruise liner sails by unperturbed. Any moment now, its horn will awaken the city.
Good spots to drop anchor?
Captain's Breakfast
Sample the best fish rolls in town at Meeres-Kost on the Elbe River.
Sweet Dreams
Stay at the Louis C. Jacob and watch the ships glide by.
Simply Gourmet
Visit Michelin-starred chef Kirill Kinfelt's new harbor haunt.
Top Cocktails
Relax 90 meters up at the Empire Riverside's Skyline Bar 20up.
Lufthansa is offering several daily flights from Frankfurt (FRA) and Munich (MUC) to Hamburg (HAM) in April. Use the app to calculate your miles. Download here: miles-and-more.com/app


text: Pierre Raybaut wrote: > Hi all, > > I would like to share with you this little open-source project of mine, > PyQtShell: > http://pypi.python.org/pypi/PyQtShell/ > http://code.google.com/p/pyqtshell/ > > I've just started it a few days ago and I worked on it only a couple of > hours at home this week and saturday morning... so do not expect a > revolution here. > But I thought that some of you might be interested in contributing or > simply testing it. > > Here is an extract from the Google Code website: > > PyQtShell is intended to be an extension to PyQt4 (module PyQt4.QtShell) > providing a console application (see screenshots below) based on > independent widgets which interact with each other: > - QShell, a Python shell with useful options (like a '-os' switch > for importing os and os.path as osp, a '-pylab' switch for importing > matplotlib in interactive mode, ...) and advanced features like code > completion (requires QScintilla, i.e. module PyQt4.Qsci) > - CurrentDirChanger: shows the current directory and allows to change > it > Not implemented : > - GlobalsExplorer: shows globals() list with some properties for > each global (e.g. value for int or float, min and max values for arrays, > ...) and allows to open an appropriate GUI editor > - and other widgets: FileExplorer, CodeEditor, ... > > Cheers, > Pierre Looks interesting. Can you run ipython inside? -- K. Dere


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19 Kevin Faricy from Barrack Heights NSW Australia: We loved Fresh Fields. My wife Sonia answers the phone I always say It's only sonia
18 Carl from Worthing : my wife and I watched this show in the mid Eighties just after we were married. After a gap of 27 years I purchased the series on DVD. Its now become a firm favourite in our household as in the meantime the kids we didnt have when we first watched the show have grown up and flown the nest so we can really relate to the characters.
The late Julia mckenzie and the late Anton Rodgers work really well together as a warm married couple and are the sort of people you would like to know, Other characters like Sonia and here parents are great in their supporting roles and the whole show is just good to watch. Episodes like a Dickens of a christmas and Brighton or Bust always bring a smile to your face I just wish that more episodes had been made.
17 christella from middlesex: Why cant we get this on DVD any where. It is so funny and I can really relate to their life now we are getting older. (their age) I wish sky would show it again, they always have the same stuff on.
16 Mary Anne from U.S.: I have most of these precious episodes on videotape, since it was aired on our public television station. I've visited England a few times and walked around Barnes. It's beautiful! Does anyone have any idea what street the Hester's house was on? Or am I wasting my time / was it a fictional house? Thanks for your very kind help! :)
15 Elaine Tolley from Bristol: What a brilliantly performed sitcom. It reminds me of life at my home. My favourite episode is of William dressed as a young Japanese school girl, doing a rendition of a song from the Mikado singing, "three little maids from school". His wig flies off - what a masterpiece!
14 Andrew Brett from Cambridge, England: Ah yes - loved this! I remember all those 80s trends Hester got involved with, like Trivial Pursuit, which was released in Britain in 1984, and the episode when Hester got a cordless phone in 1985. They'd only been around a couple of years and Hester's neighbour, Sonia, was amazed by it. Fascinating - how things have changed!
Charming series, loved the casting, and especially Sonia, who was always on the cadge!
13 Alex andra Seddon from Manchester: I am such an avid fan of Fresh Fields, how I long to see the repeats on TV. Anton Rogers was just one of the best actors ever (and what a hunk!). Finding this website has made me such a happy person - LONG LIVE FRESH FIELDS !!!!!
12 Karen Hanik from Chicago,Il USA: When Hester first had her in-laws-to-be come for dinner; had to send Sonya to a chicken take-away to replace her uncooked duck; and had to dress for her daughter's wedding in her car with her mother, father, and Sonya in the car with her was so funny! All the above in 1 episode too!
11 Amanda Tackett from Michigan, U.S.A.: I LOVE this show! Thanks to PBS here in America I can still see it on Wednesday nights. My all-time favorite episode is the Christmas Party episode. Hester's over-the-top decorating, the drunken game of charades, Guy and Sonia are particularly funny in this one. I love Hester's house and the fact that she worked as a caterer; really fun stuff. I wish they'd bring this show back into present-day production!! I miss it.
10 Vernon Liddell from Edinburgh: When are we going to get an update on Hester and William's progress. The two Fields (Fresh and French) represented the best of this genre to appear on TV.
With grandchildren it would widen the appeal even further.
9 Maura Duffy from Stretford, Manchester: I thought this programme was fantastic. My life just hasn't been the same since it ended.
8 Becca Smith from Melbourne, Australia: My absolute favourite show of all time -I think the chemistry between William and Hester is just magic. The supporting cast, Sonja (it's only Sonja), Nancy, Guy, Miss Denham and a cast of thousands are just terrific. I only wish that they had made more episodes.
7 B L from Texas: I've never seen this show, but I have been desperately trying to find a place where I can post about Anton Rodgers. I was wondering if anyone has any kind of info about him. My father, Martin Wade, whom I don't really know very well, is Anton Rodger's nephew. So he's my great uncle. And I'm just trying to get back in touch with that side of the family, so I can finish my family history research. So if anyone has any kind of info that might be useful, please let me know. my e-mail is email@example.com.
6 Rhonda Dixon from Brisbane Australia: Fresh Fields is a splendid, funny show with a first class cast. It will always be delightful to watch, no matter how much time slips by.
5 Alison Massa from Kingston Jamaica: I'm watching Fresh Fields and Fresh Fields again courtesy of Florida's Channel Two Public TV station -- what a delight. These series had comic genius indeed. These are shows because of their great style, wit, charm, chemistry, fabulous timing and apparent spontaneity.
Their strength comes from situations and characters that are both realistic and very funny. The shows never resort to anything over the top but are still gently eccentric. I love the way usually down to earth and quick-witted Hester occasionally lapses into Gracie Allen-like ditziness, as when she suggests en route to France that they'll have to drive twice as fast as usual to get to their new home on time because France is one hour ahead.
4 Veronica Brown from London: I enjoyed Fresh Fields & French Fields greatly as a Kid. Anton Rodgers & Julia McKenzie were a Great Partnership on television.
3 Sarah-Jane McToaly from Brighton: I was looking all over for this site and when I found it, I shouted "There you are!". This was an all time classic. The new sitcoms don't even come close to the comic genius of 'Fresh Fields' and 'French Fields'. I was in a very poorly state when I saw my 1st ever episode. I was in hospital having both my legs amputated after a rather nasty farming accident. The series just warmed me so : Hester and her new found hobbies, William and his hilarious glare and Sonia (who could forget her?). I always used to look forward to the part when she would pop her head round the conservatory door and sing "It's only Sonia!".
2 Simon Acaster from Worthing,West Sussex: I loved Sonja,the cheerful neighbour who would always open the kitchen door and come straight in without waiting to be asked,shouting "Only Sonja!!". Even it wasn't a convenient time to visit, Hester and William would never tell Sonja to leave, That's Manners!
1 Tim Gambrill from Fareham: I was only young when Fresh Fields was first aired but i always remember the way Anton Rodgers used to gawp in astonishment whenever someone said something that shocked him.


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Re: Death Certificate Question
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I heard you say that you tried everything, which makes me hesitate to make suggestions, but here goes anyway.
First, I did not hear you mention an obit? Do you have it? If not, is there a local paper that would have run one so you can get the funeral home (possibly)?
Second, I am from Illinois, but I assume most places operate somewhat the same. Lots of cemeteries have caretakers, or sextons, that record a variety of info related to the burial on their grounds. Oftentimes, their register books provide a lot of the info found on a DC.
Third. If you have any info on his friends or acquaintances in the town, you may want to contact them or their descendants and see if they have a copy of the funeral program. The old culled folks kept hold of those programs. My mom just passed a year ago, and we found scores of obits and programs in numerous places, not only her collection, but those she had inherited from her mother and favorite aunt.
Lastly, I can't believe it does not exist. It is probably misfiled. Unfortunately you are at the mercy of the bureaucrats, most of which are underpaid and stressed, hence their not so cheerful dispositions. At some point you may want to go down and look yourself, if that is allowed. Maybe even consider hiring an experienced area genealogist that has an "in" with the local folks and may get them to look harder. A letter of inquiry stating your need for an insider to several prospective genealogists may reveal one who feels they fit the bill.
And, a thought that just popped into my head. When my mom died, we needed several copies of her death certificate for a variety of things. I would think that the social security admin (if he got benefits--it was a fairly new thing then), the insurance company paying the death benefit, the federal/state internal revenue (income tax), or any other institution requiring proof of his death may have a copy of the DC.
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Yummy Soup with just the right kick!
- Active Time
- 15 minutes
- Total Time
- 2 hours
- 3 tablespoons olive oil
- 1 batch medium butternut squash, halved lengthwise, seeds discarded, washed, and reserved
- 2 dashes salt and pepper
- 1 batch medium onion, chopped
- 2 stalks stalks celery, chopped
- 2 stalks carrots, chopped
- 2 cloves garlic cloves, minced
- 6 cups chicken broth, divided
- 2 teaspoons minced canned chipotle chiles in adobo
- Preheat the oven to 400 degrees F.
- Using 1 tablespoon of the olive oil, grease the sliced surface of the squash and season with salt and pepper, to taste. Arrange on a baking sheet and roast until very tender, about 45 minutes. Remove from the oven and let cool.
- In a large heavy pot over medium-high heat, add the remaining olive oil, onion, celery, and carrot, then season with a pinch of salt. Saute until just tender, about 10 minutes. Add the garlic and saute for 2 minutes. Scoop the butternut squash flesh into the pot and stir. Add 4 cups of the chicken broth and bring to a boil. Reduce the heat to low, cover the pot, and simmer until the vegetables are very tender, about 30 minutes.
- Turn off the heat and using an immersion blender, carefully puree the soup until very smooth. If necessary, add more of the remaining stock to create desired consistency. Mix in 2 teaspoons of the chipotle into the soup, and season with salt and pepper, to taste.
- In a small bowl, mix together 1 teaspoon of chipotle and the sour cream. Season the chipotle cream with salt and pepper, to taste. Transfer the soup to bowls. Top each with a dollop of chipotle cream and serve. k
- Cook's Notes: Serve this hearty bisque for dinner on a cool autumn night, or pour it into individual shot glasses for a savvy appetizer.
- A chipotle chile is a smoked, dried jalapeno. They can be found dried, pickled or canned "in adobo" which is a sauce made with ground chiles, herbs, vinegar and spices. The sauce tends to be more mild than the chipotles themselves and can be used in place of them to reduce the heat in a dish. Dried or canned chipotles are easily found in most supermarkets.


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Has anyone compared OpenCL vs OpenMP for some distributed tasks? I just wanted to know how much will the speed-up be, if i want to code in OpenCL.
how fast is it as compared to OpenMP?
Look here:
It is demonstrated in the video tutorial, and its quite a notable difference (when run on GPU)
Unfortunately it's impossible to answer that question. Here are a few parameters to consider:
- If your algorithm maps well to a GPU, then you can see 10x-100x speedup
- If your algorithm maps well to the vector units on a CPU and you're not already using them, then you can see a 2-4x speedup
- If the OpenCL implementation has performance bugs then you can see a slow down
So without knowing more about your algorithm there's no way to answer that question. The first things I would ask are:
- How data-parallel is your algorithm? (the more the better)
- How much inter-thread synchronization do you need? (the less the better)
- What is your computation-to-communication ration? (the higher the better)
- Do you need double precision? (only on a few GPUs, and slower currently)
- How much data do you need? (GPUs generally have <2GB of storage)
http://developer.amd.com/gpu/ATIStreamS … nCL_6.aspx
Last section. Btw, it is a perf comparison on the same Phenom cpu; should be faster on a GPU.
On a purely data-parallel operation (such as convolution) there is no reason OpenCL on a CPU should be any slower than OpenMP on the same CPU. They should both be able to split the work into large chunks and therefore have negligible overhead. If you are seeing OpenCL running significantly slower than OpenMP on such code it is likely to be due to performance issues with the OpenCL implementation.
One thing to consider is that the local work-group size is an artificial construct on todays CPUs. By that I mean CPU cores only run one work-item (=thread) at a time*, so there will be overhead from having multiple work-items in a work-group as that has to be handled either through multiple threads (inefficient) or compiler tricks to approximate threading (complicated). GPUs physically execute multiple threads concurrently in a work-group so this is a natural concept for them. It might be worth investigating using a local size of 1 and a global size of 2-4 * number of cores to see if you get better performance. That configuration should give you the best performance on current CPUs.
*SMT does run multiple threads on a core at once, but the OS sees them as separate threads which implies much more costly synchronization than the work-items on a GPU.
Ultimately perf depends on the particular (OCL or OMP) implementation.
On the AMD implementation for CPUs:
- work-items to OS-thread mapping is many-to-one.
- use large work-group size (definitely greater than 1) to get good performance.
- use vectorized ops to get faster performance than OMP.


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Transformers Animated Blackarachnia Review
General Information:
Release Date: June 2008
Price Point: $10.99 (varies depending on retailer)
Retailer: General (Toys R Us, Target, Wal-Mart etc.)
Accessories: Grapnel Hook
- On Card*
- Package art
- Card Scan (Back)
- Official Hasbro Picture (Beast Mode)
- Official Hasbro Picture (Robot Mode)
- Beast Mode
- Beast Mode (Side)
- Beast Mode (Back)
- Beast Mode (Front)
- Beast Mode (Hanging from line)
- Robot Mode
- Robot Mode (Side)
- Robot Mode (Back)
- Robot Mode (Close up)
- Robot Mode (Posed)
- Robot Mode (Hanging from line)
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BLACKARACHNIA started out as a promising young recruit at the AUTOBOT Academy. Accidentally abandoned on a hostile alien world by her teammates, she did the only thing she could – merged with the organic monsters that swarmed the caves in which she was trapped. Emerging as a technorganic mutant, she vowed revenge on the AUTOBOTS that had left her behind, and joined the DECEPTICONS in their war of conquest.
Face off against the AUTOBOT armies with this raging robot figure! A retractable grapnel hook and web line helps this evil enemy "climb" up to greet her opponents! Convert this menacing-looking robot to unleash a stealth spider mode that'll have you geared up to take on the AUTOBOT forces as you stage the ultimate battle of good versus evil!
Figure comes with retractable grapnel hook
"Transformers Animated" is a Transformers show that seeks to pay homage to many elements of Transformers history, not just Generation One. This is most evident in one of the early releases in the line: Blackarachnia. The original Blackarachnia was introduced in the "Beast Wars" series. Originally a Maximal protoform corrupted by the evil Tarantulas, Blackarachnia went on to be one of the most interesting characters in the "Beast Wars" series whose loyalty wavered from the forces of evil and eventually turned to a full fledged Maximal continuing on into the "Beast Machines" series. Now the character has been reinterpreted once again for "Animated" drawing upon her "Beast Wars" appearance for inspiration.
Beast Mode:
Unlike previous incarnations of Blackarachnia, this one's beast mode is not an Earth based spider (or even a mutation thereof) but rather an alien spider. While this gave the designers a lot of latitude in terms of how they could have intepreted the character, they decided to keep her a techno-organic black widow spider.
It is really cool to see how the "Animated" aesthetic can be applied to almost any sort of character and still have them retain aspects of their previous incarnations. This is the first "beast form" for "Animated" and yet just by looking at the style, the hard angles, smooth lines and flat surfaces you can tell it belongs in that world. While she does have a flat look in terms f color and lot of the surface of the beast mode, she is quite intricate in detail. Each leg is slightly different, with different segments and some with "hairs" sculpted onto them (albeit, ones that wind up looking more like sharp plates). The beast mode head is appropriately creepy with four eyes and mandibles that look ready to chew into any prey she comes across. There is of course the requisite hourglass shape sculpted onto the abdomen. On a real life Earth spider such a detail would be on the underbelly, but since this is an alien spider it doesn't have to hold to those rules. Also, it makes for a much better visual device to have the hourglass on top.
Blackarachnia is sculpted in black, purple and translucent red plastic. There are two types of black plastic being used on this figure. One is soft, which allows the sculptors to create sharp points on each leg and not sacrifice the visual integrity of the character. The other is harder, regular plastic that you would expect from a Transformers figure. Paint applications are done in gold and bright orange. The gold color meshes with the black perfectly, paying homage to the colors of Blackarachnia from "Beast Wars". The purple is a bit of a carry over from her Transmetal 2 form and also works thematically as a Decepticon color. Her beast mode eyes and the hourglass symbol are painted orange, which gives them an almost glowing appearance against the darker black and purple colors.
One of the weaknesses almost every spider based Transformers figure suffers from is the ability to stand properly. In the past, many of the legs on spider based Transformers would be ball joints that would flop if not tight enough. In this case, two of the legs are on a single hinge, offering stability. The largest legs in the back are on a ball joint, but they are positioned in the middle and underside of the body, allowing for stability. The result is a figure that stands on its beast mode legs without any flopping around and actually allows proper posability.
Blackarachnia has twenty points of articulation in this form, mostly owing to the spider legs. However, she also has four movable parts that form her mandibles/mouth which is really neat to see. Further action is added in by her weapon, a "grapnel" hook which is attached to the underside of the abdomen. Pull on the translucent claws at the end and a string extends out about three inches. Each claw section is individually articulated, giving you a greater range of motion to attach the claws onto. Press a button on the side of the granel weapon and it draws the figure in rather quickly.
This is easily one of the best Blackarachnia figures out there. While its aesthetic differs quite a bit from the Transmetal 2 or Beast Machines versions, it deserves recognition for having a stable beast mode while looking fantastic and true to the character. My only regret is that you can see the robot hands in this mode on two of the spider legs, but it is a small concession to make considering how strong the rest of the figure is.
Transformation to Robot Mode:
- Detach the grapnel weapon and set it aside for now.
- Straighten out the rear legs and rotate around the sections with the gold point on them.
- Flip up the ends of the rear legs to form the robot feet.
- Swing up the panel on the abdomen with the hourglass design on it.
- Rotate the purple fangs so they slant out to either side.
- Swing the beast mode head back and the robot head up to form the robot's upper body.
- Slide the beast mode head piece up to form the chest.
- Swing the smaller spider legs back and rotate them around so they point up.
- Rotate around the spider leg piece on the robot arms.
- The grapnel hook can be attached to her back.
Robot Mode:
It is not easy to nail down the female form as a Transformer. It has been tried many times in the past few years with some successes and some misses. Animated Blackarachnia represents a success, especially when compared to her predecessors. Her form is lithe, slim but still feminine thanks to sculpted curves on the abdominal area and legs. Her shoulders and upper arms are slight leading to larger, more powerful looking forearms. Her fingers are long and slender (unlike "Beast Machines" Blackarachnia where they were a bit more creepy than feminine looking). The beast mode head manages to form a chest that looks feminine, but not outrageous in the way many people interpreted the first or Transmetal 2 Blackarachnia toys. It seems Hasbro has finally found a way to make the perfect synthesis of elements from various toy incarnations of the character and make a really nice looking robot mode.
A lot of the finer details in this figure are simple, yet elegant. On her waist is another hourglass symbol flanked by four lines that are reminscent of both the hourglass in beast mode and her beast mode eyes. Her head sculpt is very intricate, using the "face within a helmet" design from "Beast Wars". Her forehead has a large crest with a tiny hourglass symbol in the center while her eyes are slanted upwards, giving her an exotic appearance. The "helmet" look is punctuated by her small chin/mouth section being inset pretty severely into the helmet section.
Blackarachnia's beast mode colors carry over into this form, with more gold showing thanks to her face and feet. The robot eyes are cast in the same translucent red plastic as the claws on the grapnel hook. Bright orange is used to paint the hourglass design wherever it appears, offering consistancy with the beast mode eyes and hourglass on the abdomen in beast mode. A hold and white Decepticon symbol is tamographed onto the chest section right under her neck. There is a great balance between the black, gold and purple colors giving her a much darker look than the original Blackarachnia in "Beast Wars".
Blackarachnia has thirteen points of articulation in this form, but it should be moted most of them are ball joints, so her range of motion is very nice. In the television show, she can use the sharp pincers on her back to stab at enemies, and this figure can do the same, albeit in a limited manner since the legs can't stretch too far over her shoulders.
If you attach the grapnel hook to her back, you can use it like a climbing line for the figure, but it does tend to move very fast and I have had the figure actually get separated from the grapnel unless you squeeze it tight against her back.
Final Thoughts:
This is a fantastic update of the Blackarachnia design. She shows a lot of lessons were learned from previous Blackarachnia figures and were applied here. Highly recommended!


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Around them, war rages on….
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WAR WITCH is a life lesson, a story of human resilience.


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| Where No Togepi Has Gone Before!
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Where No Togepi Has Gone Before! (Japanese: 史上最悪のトゲピー! The Worst Togepy Ever!) is the 142nd episode of the Diamond & Pearl series, and the 608th episode of the Pokémon anime. It first aired in Japan on September 10, 2009 and in the United States on January 30, 2010.
|Spoiler warning: this article may contain major plot or ending details.
Ash and his friends come across a very tall tower. A disguised Team Rocket surprises them and mentions that it is a Trainer Tower, pushing them inside, leading them right into a pit trap that sends them into a cell. When they recover, Team Rocket appears without disguise on a video screen. Team Rocket head up towards the tower... not realising that a Togepi has snuck onboard. While Togepi are normally known for being cute and kind, this one has an evil grin on it's face suggesting that it doesn't plan on helping out at all...
Up in the tower, Team Rocket celebrates since their work at the Twinleaf Festival was able to pay for such an expense. The Togepi waddles into one of their food storage closets, making a lot of noise. When Team Rocket heads out to check it, they find the food bank left in empty chaos. They hear another rattle at another food bank, where they catch Togepi. It tosses a banana peel at Meowth, angering it to attack, but it quickly moves away. Togepi lands on the other side of the room, and as they prepare to attack, Togepi cries and tells Meowth that it is a different Togepi, that an evil one is still loose having used Teleport to get away. It convinces Team Rocket as they search for the other Togepi, but the manipulative Spike Ball Pokémon slips away.
Meanwhile, Ash and his friends try to break out with Pikachu, Piplup and Croagunk's attacks, but the bars are too resilient. Togepi appears from the elevator directly across from the cell and Dawn, having never seen a Togepi before, checks it with her Pokédex. They try to tell Togepi to get away, but it helps by triggering a lever, raising the cell bars. They enter the elevator and head up to the fifth floor, but as they exit, they fall into another pit trap, Togepi watching and laughing. They wind up back in the cell. Also, Team Rocket continues to find ransacked food banks, as they wonder if their rooms have been hit too. James finds his bottlecaps intact, but Togepi uses Psychic to make him chase it. It proceeds to affect Jessie and Meowth as well, using its Psychic powers to send Jessie's dresses into a mud bath while affecting the Giovanni petting robot Meowth has, making it rub so hard that the friction sets Meowth's fur on fire.
Back at the cell, Togepi once again releases Ash and his friends and takes them into the elevator. They head up to the rooftop, where once again they fall into a pit trap and wind up back in the cell. Dawn suspects that Togepi is deliberately doing it since it never fell into the pit trap as well. Togepi appears crying, trying to apologize, which successfully tricks Ash and his friends. It lets them out once again, but instead of running to the elevator, they stay on the current floor. However, they once again hit a pit trap and wind up back in the cell, which solidifies the suspicion that Togepi is behind it.
Meanwhile, Team Rocket meets back up as they realize that Togepi is evil too. The elevator nearby appears as Togepi taunts them. They try to attack, but Togepi roasts them with Flamethrower. They try to run forward, but they hit a pit trap and wind up in the cell with Ash and his friends. They all realize that Togepi has been playing them all and is in control. It appears by the elevator, prompting Jessie to have Yanmega fire SonicBoom, but it seems to disappear, a decoy taking the hit. Togepi reappears, seeming gentle as it opens the cell and lets them out, but Brock mentions that Togepi could not have used Teleport, but Substitute would have created the desired effect. Having been unmasked, Togepi turns with an evil grin. Meowth tries to attack with Fury Swipes, but Togepi uses Attract to not only stop Meowth, but capture Pikachu, Piplup and Croagunk as well. It has no effect on Yanmega though, and after Togepi gets the affected Pokémon onto the elevator and up, the humans wonder why. Jessie ponders this, but Brock explains that Attract will only work against the opposite gender, like male vs. female and female vs. male. James adds that it worked against Meowth, who they know is male, and since that makes Togepi female.... Jessie ponders this for a second before coming to the stunning conclusion that Yanmega is a girl! Since the elevator is inaccessible, James leads them to the stairwell.
As they ascend, the building starts to shake as at the top, Togepi leads them to the control room as Meowth reveals the true nature of the structure: it is a spacecraft. The tower's outer structure comes apart and unveils a rocket ship. Togepi takes command of the bridge and has Meowth activate the boosters and sends the ship rocketing into space. The rocket takes them out into orbit as they plan to head away from the planet. The humans break onto the bridge and Brock has Happiny use Pound to snap everyone out of infatuation, only to have Togepi recast Attract. Happiny and Togepi squabble and fight as Pikachu points that something is approaching... a Rayquaza! It fires Hyper Beam, and though it misses, the force sends the ship hurtling back towards the atmosphere. The ship jolts and snaps the Pokémon out of infatuation as the power goes out and the exterior of the ship starts to heat up from reentry. While Happiny and Togepi continue to skirmish, James, having received a real rocket for his 10th birthday, takes control of the ship. Ash, Brock, and Dawn also offer their assistance. As Meowth removes a panel to the emergency generators, James has Pikachu power them up with Thunderbolt and Buneary to cool down the exterior nose cone by firing Ice Beam around the bridge. However one of the ship's maneuvering rockets explodes, making it unstable, leaving James clueless. Brock suggests to have Grotle and Piplup use Energy Ball and BubbleBeam to create explosions outside to stabilize the ship, which works. James deploys the parachute and the ship slowly floats downward. He sets the controls to auto-pilot when Togepi fires Flamethrower at Happiny and Happiny deflects it upward with Pound, incinerating the parachute and sending the ship into free fall. Just as they are about to crash boosters-first, Togepi uses Psychic to set the ship down gently for the last few meters. Togepi glares back at Happiny and states that they'll continue their battle another time. Meowth repeats in disbelief that Togepi is tired and is gonna go home as she walks off the bridge. She gets clear of the rocket just as the ship disintegrates.
In the wreckage, Dawn considers the fact that even Togepi can have a darker side, but Brock reassures her that this Togepi was most likely an exception. Ash on the other hand can't help but think about the fact that the gang got to travel to outer space. Picking themselves up and dusting themselves off the gang continue onto Lilypad Town. Meanwhile Team Rocket are thankfully trapped by the debris, where they'll be staying for the time being.
As for Togepi, she walks away laughing ready to cause misery another day...
Major events
- For a list of all major events in the anime, please see the timeline of events.
Pokémon debuts
TV episode debuts
- Professor Oak's Pokémon lecture: Luvdisc
- This was the last episode to air before the release of HeartGold and SoulSilver in Japan.
- This episode has a similar theme to UnBEARable; both episodes star a cute Pokémon who manipulates everyone.
- Jessie's Yanmega's gender is confirmed to be female in this episode, being the only one who was not affected by Togepi's Attract while Pikachu, Piplup, Meowth, and Croagunk were. In addition to this, Pikachu's gender is also officially confirmed in the Japanese version.
- This episode's title is referencing the famous Star Trek line "Where No Man Has Gone Before".
- No dub added music was present within the episode. Also, the episode's title card music was the same as the Japanese episode.
- Giovanni, James, Meowth, and Jessie's faces are carved into the side of a cliff in this episode, referencing Mount Rushmore.
- Music from Pikachu & Pichu, Pikachu's Peek-a-Boo, Pokémon Heroes, Gotta Dance, Lucario and the Mystery of Mew, Pokémon Ranger and the Temple of the Sea, and Giratina and the Sky Warrior is used.
- The evil Togepi is a contradiction of an earlier episode in which Ekans states that "Pokémon are not bad, only masters are." However, this is most likely Ekan's own opinion and not meant to be taken as fact.
- After Croagunk uses Brick Break on the steel bars, its Japanese voice can be heard.
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In other languages
|Mandarin Chinese
|Wo ein Togepi noch nie gewesen ist!
|Dove nessun Togepi è arrivato prima!
|Tam gdzie nie było żadnego Togepi!
|Brazilian Portuguese
|Onde nenhum Togepi jamais esteve!
|Latin America
|Donde ningun Togepi fue antes!
|Lo que nunca se esperaría de un Togepi
|This episode article is part of Project Anime, a Bulbapedia project that covers all aspects of the Pokémon anime.


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What's interesting is that the contacts are tied to a Google Account, not necessarily to a Gmail account, so Google could release a separate address book for those who don't use Gmail.
Hopefully, social applications will use this API instead of asking for your Gmail credentials and we'll see synchronization utilities for mobile devices, Outlook etc. "The Google Contacts Data API allows you to own your own contact data. We expect the API to be useful for a big range of applications," notes Google's Sebastian Kanthak.
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Do you remember when you graduated college? Did you have that satisfied feeling of total accomplishment when you walked across the stage and grabbed that piece of paper that said you were ready to take on the world? I know I did.
At that moment I was invincible. A culmination of 18 years of formal education had reached its zenith and I was now ready to start the rest of my life. Before the graduation ceremony was over I was already thinking about my dream job that I would soon be working at after the summer was over.
What a surprise I received when I began to apply for positions and realized that my "dream job" required over 7 years of experience. As more and more days passed with unreturned emails, my invincibility that I had first felt during graduation faded. In a span of a short summer, my corner office had turned into a cash register.
What happened? My whole life I had been told that you need to get a degree and then you can get your dream job. Upon calling some of my other friends, I realized that I wasn't the only one having this problem. Some had already accepted jobs that didn't require a degree, some had decided to go back to school, and some even had boomeranged back to their parents. I was shocked. Most of these people were extremely smart and had done very well in college, in most cases better than me.
What my friends and I had experienced is a phenomenon that's seems to be all too common among recent college graduates. There seems to be a total disillusion between career expectations and the reality of the ever more selective job market, a job market that seems to be getting worse and worse everyday.
It's not just college graduates either. I tutor some high school students and I got to experience this real world discrepancy first had. We had organized a goal setting exercise that had the kids set a 5-year and a 10-yeargoal. At the end of the exercise, everyone got to share their goals with the rest of the group. I was taken aback as most kids had a 5-year plan of owning a home and/or their own business, a dream that should be realized before they graduated college.
Unfortunately, there are no college courses entitled the reality of the real world. This is something most grads learn the hard way. I am surprised at the amount of emphasis that is put on training for a career rather than how to obtain one. The best pilot in the world is useless until he can take off.
With the economy showing no signs of stability and unemployment at records highs, it is imperative we teach young adults how to navigate the jungle that has become our job market. Dreams might be sidelined and bubbles burst, but at least their degrees will be used to cure cancer, not making frappuccinos.
Here is an interesting link on college graduate unemployment from the New York Times: http://economix.blogs.nytimes.com/2008/12/08/the-job-market-for-college-graduates/
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This weekend's Global Atheist Convention in Melbourne, one of the largest such gatherings in the world, has raised more than a few eyebrows. The first question that arises is this: how can one seriously bring people together simply to celebrate not believing in something? The answer is equally simple. The convention will instead celebrate something positive: reason.
Too often, especially in my own country, the United States, public policy is based on ideology, preconception or money - anything but what it should be based on, namely empirical evidence. Promoting such evidence-based decision-making is vital to the health of democracies, which can function effectively only with an informed electorate and legislators.
Individuals may differ in their opinion on issues such as addressing climate change, for example, but without an honest assessment of existing knowledge, and an awareness of the fact that the climate is changing now, that sea levels are rising, that the world is getting warmer, that oceans are acidifying, and that all these changes are consistent with predictions based on known human production of greenhouse gases, how can we hope to explore sound policy options for how to meet this challenge?
In the US in 2008, when presented with the option of a presidential debate on science and technology policy questions, the two presidential candidates opted instead for a debate on faith, in spite of the fact that faith is irrelevant for all of the major challenges facing the next president, from the environment to energy production, national security and health.
As I put it at a recent debate in Canberra, when the issue of religion as the basis of rational policy was concerned, if you are choking next to me and either I could perform the Heimlich manoeuvre or I could pray for you, which would you choose? Needless to say, in that instance, even the most devoted recognised the difference between religion and science in a time of real crisis is that science works.
There is another reason, however, to bring such a large group of individuals together who share an unwillingness to accept on faith various outrageous claims of divinity associated with books compiled by long-dead and sometimes illiterate peasants thousands of years ago. Religious fundamentalists of all persuasions are quite vocal - and politicians do not turn a deaf ear. It is about time we demonstrated that a significant fraction of the voting public, about 15 per cent in the US, for example, claim no religious affiliation, and that we vote, too. Two weeks ago, 30,000 people came together in Washington DC for a Rally for Reason. On the other side of the globe, in Melbourne, 4000 people will gather for a similar purpose.
But perhaps the most significant impact for the individuals who will come together at the Global Atheist Convention will be a personal one, and one that is not that different from the reasons that people attend churches, synagogues and mosques.
Based on my own experience, many will come to share a sense of community with those who share a common world view. They may come from communities where they are afraid to speak out openly about their views on religion. Surrounded by the relative safety of numbers, many will come away from the weekend with courage bolstered and frankly feeling better about themselves.
One of the criticisms launched against a scientific world view is that it can never fulfil the deep human needs that have made religion so prevalent throughout human history - the needs to be a member of a group, to sense something grander in the world outside oneself than one can immediately perceive.
I for one cannot accept this claim. Surely by celebrating together a remarkable universe, indeed a universe far more remarkable than anything envisaged either by science fiction writers or by the authors of scripture, we might hope to encourage a shared sense of awe and wonder and partnership that is based not on an imaginary world we have created to console ourselves, but on the real world.
Lawrence Krauss is foundation professor and director of the Origins Project at Arizona State University, and the author of A Universe from Nothing. He will appear with Richard Dawkins at the Sydney Opera House on Monday.
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Joska Aweko is rebuilding her livelihood in northern Uganda after decades of conflict. As we prepare to celebrate Peace Day, Joska's story reminds us that peace pays.
Cotton is helping Joska Aweko build a new home and secure a better future for her family after a long, destructive civil war.
For two decades, the Lord's Resistance Army terrorized the people of northern Uganda. Joska and hundreds of thousands of others were forced from their homes and into government-run camps, where disease, hunger and violence were rampant.
When the conflict abated, Joska, a mother of eight, was one of the first people with the courage to return to her home village of Amilobo. Gradually, security returned and Joska has reestablished her farm. With money from cotton, the area's main cash crop, she has been able to send her children to school and imagine a better future for them.
Joska is one of more than 8,500 Ugandan farmers who are rebuilding their livelihoods through the Conservation Cotton Initiative. TechnoServe is helping these smallholder farmers to improve their incomes and recover from the destructive conflict. The Conservation Cotton Initiative is supported by Edun, a global fashion company committed to a trading relationship with Africa.
Tomorrow, the world will celebrate Peace Day, reminding us of the inextricable link between peace and prosperity. When one is absent, the other is at risk. On the other hand, a peaceful community is one in which people have choices about their future. And prosperity helps ensure that people have a stake in society, eliminating many of the underlying causes of conflict.
By working with people like Joska to create economic sustainability, TechnoServe helps foster peaceful conditions in communities across the developing world.
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Korean mobile games publisher Com2uS has joined Namco as one of to offer a Thanksgiving sales event on the App Store. 8 of their bestselling titles are now on sale for $0.99, including Inotia 3: Children of Carnia and Tower Defense: Lost Earth. No exact time has been given for when the offer ends, though it's safe to assume that it'll likely run until the end of the week. More info, piccies and iTunes links after the gap.
In celebration of the Games category (finally) launching in the Korean App Store, Korean publisher Com2uS has announced that all their non-free iOS games (save for the iPad only versions) are now available for $0.99 for a limited time. Time to pick up titles like Inotia 3: Children of Carnia, Chocolate Tycoon and Puzzle Family for only a buck. The entire list of $0.99 games can be found after the break. You can also check out our interview with Com2uS to learn more about this leading mobile games developer/publisher.
I can see why my wife was completely addicted to this puzzler. With its graffiti graphics and cute music, Slice It! may look like a quick little game, but it ain't. It's a cleverly disguised geometric puzzler that can tickle your brain for hours. Your mission? Divide shapes into equal parts in order to pass to the next level. Currently, there are 40 levels with more promised from Com2uS in the near future.
Com2uS Inc., Slice It!, 14.30MB – $0.99
Heavy Gunner 3D, one of the more addictive and action packed games to have been released for the iPhone/iPod Touch is now FREE for a day. This adrenaline charged dual-stick shooter remains my favorite Com2uS game and is perfect for short spurts of mindless blasting. shigzeo reviewed Heavy Gunner and had this to say:
It is a hell of a lot of fun, and honestly, an overwhelming deal…if you like action, explosions, repetition, and great graphics, Heavy Gunner 3D transports you into Matrix-like mayhem which is a blast at its price! [$2.99]
Unless SQUARE ENIX's Chaos Rings drops to free right now, you won't find a better freebie deal on the App Store today. If you haven't already purchased the game, don't miss out on this sweet offer!
Com2uS Inc., HEAVY GUNNER 3D (TMA Review) – Free
When I was 13, nothing ate my quarters faster than Samurai Spirits. Thankfully, sweet action can be had for the 3$ down at the App Store. I reckon that if Caligo Chaser, a new RPG-esque beat 'em up, was at the arcades now, I'd be drowning in bled change. Com2uS' latest is fun – hella fun; its got button-mashing, character-building, and even quests to augment is great combo-chasing battle engine which should thrill every violence-craving gamer.
Just so you don't miss out, read this review. It is better than the ones in our colleagues' websites for the very reason that TMA feels … Com2uS's song choice – for us, it's like running the Swedish mile on a full English Breakfast. If you don't believe me, check out our damn good Caligo Chaser preview. Feel free to discuss this review of Caligo Chaser in our forums.
Caligo Chaser, a game set in the sexy future – or is it the past? — is a stunning hybrid beat 'em up full of anime babes, fast action, and quick quests. Fans of button mashers and JRPG's should enjoy this shy-of-300-pennies arcader. Truth be known, I've been getting blisters on my thumbs and it's high time just to let you know of this bad boy. It comes from Com2uS, so expect a goodly dose of polish and graphical pizzazz seen in some of their other hits such as Inotia 2 and Heavy Gunner 3D.
As for our previous coverage of Caligo Chaser, ChiffaN recently did a hands-on preview (with gameplay footage)Â and found it to be "an excellent game and a real contender to take the beat-em-up RPG crown away from Hybrid: Eternal Whisper".
Com2uS Inc., Caligo Chaser – $2.99
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Some time ago I was blessed with an invitation to a closed beta-test of a new RPG from Com2US – creators of  arguably the best Action/RPG on the iDevice at the moment – Inotia 2: A Wanderer of Luone (TMA Review – Kiss It). They have undertaken an ambitious task of claiming the crown of side scrolling Beat-em-up RPGs currently held by HYBRID: Eternal Whisper (TMA Review – Kiss it). And today I'm going to give you a preview of what will be in store once Caligo Chaser is released – with video nonetheless!
Well, Caligo Chaser is out now! Check it out at the App Store:
Com2uS Inc., Caligo Chaser – $2.99
Google's OS totin' phones have another reason to rejoice in early 2010: the ever-popular Homerun Battle 3D will make its way to the Android platform. Com2uS have published many games for a variety of mobile platforms, but Homerun will be their first Android release. It is also a great title to start from; it already has more than 400 000 registered users on the iPhone and with Com2uS' pledge to support cross-platform play, the Android release should be great. More titles are promised to follow from the mobile software giant, and hopefully, a host of other cross-platform games.
Com2uS Corp., HOMERUN BATTLE 3D – $4.99 (iPhone)
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You needn't have lived under a rock for the last year to be ignorant of Inotia's creator, Com2uS – you just need to have been removed to Antarctica about 10 years ago. Of course, Com2uS have more under their bonnets than just the excellent RPG series. They have quite a few celebrated App Store hits: Baseball Slugger 3D, Sniper VS Sniper, Baseball Superstars – to name but a few. Well, just before Inotia: A Wanderer of Luone's debut, I visited the Com2uS headquarters in Seoul, South Korea's Silicon Valley and met with two fine gentlemen: Joony Koo and Andrew Park, who are are bigger gamers in one day than I am in a month of Sundays.
Since its grand opening, the AppStore has seen quite a number of Action/jRPG titles. Unfortunately, only a few are worth mentioning. Apart from Zenonia and more recently, Hybrid, only one other highly acclaimed title roamed App Store: the successful Chronicles of Inotia. So it's no wonder Com2uS conjured up a sequel just in time for Christmas.


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