 do so without the aura of doom and gloom that hung over ABC's 1978-80 series like a dark cloud. "We're going for a very stylistic, non-apocalyptic look," Sci Fi prez Bonnie Hammer tells TV Guide Online. "It isn't going to be that kind of grey battleship again, and it isn't going to be Star Trek-y, either."
For that matter, neither is the update going to spotlight leading men who are quite as long in the tooth as the original's Lorne Greene. Rather, says Hammer, Sci Fi's Battlestar will be "much more human and a bit younger. It's going to have a different kind of style and sensibility." In other words, the show will set its phasers on "fun" and try to cast the next Hayden Christensen, not another Richard Hatch or Dirk Benedict.
Hammer knows that she and her cohorts have undertaken a mission: seemingly impossible. But if Sci Fi wants to put stars in the eyes of the next generation of Star Trek groupies and appease disgruntled fans of the canceled Farscape, they must give it a shot. "We're trying to reinvent the space opera," she explains. "They're very hard to do right now. As you know, [Fox's recently-axed] Firefly had a very tough time.
Over the years, with all the different cultures and religions, there have been so many ways to celebrate wedding ceremonies or say vows. But the one thing that has stood the test of time and has remained a tradition in almost every culture is the wedding ring– the symbol of eternal love. Given the fact that you will need to wear this piece of jewellery for the rest of your life, just thinking about how to get the perfect wedding ring in London is enough to increase your blood pressure.
That being said if you are about to buy the most important jewellery in your life but you are not sure how to go about it, there is no need for you to have sleepless nights, all you need to do is follow these tips on how to buy the best wedding rings in London before saying “I do”.
Having to wait for the wedding day to get your ring will only make you rush and sacrifice your expectations. At the end of the day, the best wedding ring is the one which fulfills your expectations. Starting your search early is the first rule to observe if you want the best wedding ring. This is even more important if you choose one of the British designer brands for a custom-made ring like a handmade designer wedding ring or if you wish to add a bridal necklace.
Probably an important tip to follow when buying anything so as to avoid being side-tracked. One efficient way to set a budget for your wedding ring is to keep 3% to 5% of your overall wedding budget aside. Also, keep in mind that adding a personal touch to your ring or going to big brand names will have an impact on the price. Take all these into consideration and you won’t need to outstretch your budget.
Remember that you are going to wear this ring every day, so it makes sense for you to choose something that will suit your lifestyle. Meaning that the ring should not only be stylish but also practical. For example, if you work a lot with your hands and are exposed to chemicals it will make sense for you to get something tough enough to endure such an exposure, a great choice would be a platinum wedding ring, as it’s the toughest of all metals and can take everyday wear and tear with endurance. This tip will help you decide which style and metal to go for.
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One trait I resonate with is “worship of the written word”. It has been humbling to see all the ways this is manifest in my regular life: if it isn’t in a memo it doesn’t happen, being a grammar police, placing blame when people fail to respond to written communication, etc. Some of this is embedded into my life because of my profession (a teacher) but some of it is….just me. There are several antidotes shared, but one that I appreciate is: to “dedicate time to practicing and honoring other ways of knowing and expression: oral storytelling, embodied learning, visual and movement art, silence, meditation, singing, dancing” I am thinking about all the times I have filled out assessments and conducted interviews with people (or expected them to complete the forms themselves, per agency policy) but have not really had space, or taken time, to build in different types of expression.
How can I appropriately embrace the power of the written word, and shape and encourage students in their use of it? In other words, how can I use the power of written word as a tool and not a weapon? I want my students (and others) to know that writing can be powerful without being perfect. And how can I also embrace other forms of knowledge building and knowledge sharing, as well as story telling and other aspects of oral tradition? I am thinking about this as we approach the beginning of a new semester!
Zachary Greenberg, 28, was charged March 5 with assault “likely to produce great bodily injury,” battery with serious bodily injury, criminal threats, and the misdemeanor—vandalism with damage of less than $400.
If convicted, the first two felony charges carry sentences of up to four years in prison and a fine of up to $10,000; the third charge could result in a maximum of one year in prison. The misdemeanor may result in jail time of up to a year and a fine of up to $1,000.
On March 1, campus police booked Greenberg into jail after he was believed to be the man who was caught on camera punching conservative activist Hayden Williams on the university’s campus on Feb. 19.
Greenberg allegedly hit Williams multiple times, including one punch directly in the face, which was caught on video and widely circulated online.
Don’t these people’s have anything to do? And to think these kind of people all over are raising kids. I have to blame the Obama clan for all this stupidity. I have never seen so much violence in our country. I really believe these protesters are paid to create problems. 
Send him to jail and sue him. Then sue the college. 
Ah… The Tolerant left strikes again!!!!! Hope this little Cuck Stain is sentenced to the Max and then Sued!!!!!  I guess his Mommy and Daddy will Bail him out, since he probably Still lives at home!!!!!! F uck Antiqueefa!!!!!
The rule sounds more like employers will need to pay non-EU migrants at least £35,000 if they want to employ them along with a 1000 quid levy, apparently in an effort to discourage employers from using cheap foreign labor to depress wages.

Visas for overseas workers are supposed to be issued on the basis that the domestic labor pool is so tight that no domestic workers can be found, this is the government trying to make sure companies need a visa because there "aren't qualified applicants" rather than "there aren't qualified applicants willing to work for low wages". Basically if a company claims they can't fill a position with a British or EU national they need to keep raising the salary on offer until they either attract applicants from within the EU or reach 35k and can then look overseas.

IMO this isn't necessarily a bad thing for foreign workers - their visas are typically tied to their employer, leaving them very few options to change jobs and giving their employers a huge amount of leverage during salary negotiations. The law could potentially make sure that they're at least coming in on a decent wage to start with.This package implements analysis tools for DNA methylation data generated using Nimblegen microarrays and the McrBC protocol. It finds differentially methylated regions between samples, calculates percentage methylation estimates and includes array quality assessment tools.# book

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One NHS worker said they were sad, scared and ashamed
Drastic issues with staff shortages, low morale, sickness and burnout at Royal Derby Hospital’s emergency department are posing risks to patient safety, a leaked report claims. And it says that exhausted and desperate staff, driven to tears by the pressures, have been told to "cry privately" rather than in front of patients.
The study commissioned by the University Hospitals of Derby and Burton NHS Foundation Trust involved 45 members of staff in the emergency department, along with 14 consultants and doctors. The December 2021 Empowering Voices report, seen by the Local Democracy Reporting Service, found a number of recurring themes about how low morale and overall physical and mental exhaustion were widespread in the department.
Comments given by staff as part of the report, aimed at investigating the impact of sustained pressure brought by the