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New pay-what-you-want bundle includes Costume Quest, Psychonauts, and Stacking, with options for Brutal Legend and Kickstarter adventure game.
Double Fine president laments layoff culture, says studio could have shed devs after Psychonauts to save money, but decided against it to maintain company cohesion.
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Iowa-based developer of NY Times Crosswords, Blast Works, and PS2 ports of recent Guitar Hero titles acquired to continue work on rhythm franchise, Nintendo systems.
Sample of Namco Bandai strategy game joined on Microsoft's online marketplace by Black Sabbath songs for Rock Band, Xbox Originals theme and picture packs.
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Xbox Live group marketing manager Aaron Greenberg fills in the blanks on the plan to make last-gen's best and brightest downloadable on Xbox 360.
Report on official Microsoft Web site lists the mostly minor problems that the titles may have when downloaded on the 360.
Downloadable back catalog tied to celebration that includes free Carcassonne download, new features set for December 4 firmware update.
Teaser for a new section on Double Fine's official site gets fans all worked up over nothing.
Outspoken Double Fine executive tight-lipped on his new game project, but sets a release date and declares war on mediocrity.
Nollenberger Capital Partners' Todd Greenwald adds once-troubled publisher to his coverage list, says it has successfully turned the corner.
Rumored Psychonauts and Shenmue II included in the latest round of original Xbox titles enabled for play on the Xbox 360, along with a couple of surprises.
Microsoft updated its official backward compatibility list with support for a number of anticipated original Xbox titles, only to pull it right down again.
PC version of Double Fine's lauded adventure game now available on Valve's digital download service.
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Acclaimed Japanese actioner beats out God of War for IGDA's top prize; Psychonauts, Nintendogs, and Guitar Hero also honored.
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Once-red-hot publisher reportedly ditches Taxi Driver, Demonik games; Q4 rings in paltry $4.6 million. Publisher will now focus on budget, handheld titles.
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See the sights and harbors of Sausalito from the water. Join us on this intimate tour that sells out with 6 guests and enjoy the views of Sausalito and learn pearls of history of landmarks such as Hurricane Gulch and the "Old Town", Sally Stanford's Valhallah, a famous madame who became the Mayor of Sausalito.
Catch a seal napping in the rookery at Clipper Yacht Harbor or perhaps a pelican resting along the Pacific flyway, or perhaps another form of wildlife your local boater.
See the houseboat community and the "homes and gardens" of Strawberry point.
Are there ID requirements or an age limit to enter the event?
No, this tour is open to everyone!
What are my transport/parking options getting to the event?
The best parking is in Public Lot 3, the boat is docked right in front of this lot. Information about pircing and rules can be found here: Sausalito Parking
What can/can't I bring to the event?
You are welcome to bring a small picnic lunch or another beverage. However we do not allow alcohol on these tours.
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415.331.0444 or send us a email: firstname.lastname@example.com
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Please email us with any changes after purchase. firstname.lastname@example.com
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SF Bay Adventures has served locals and visitors for over a decade with the most diverse fleet of sail and motor yachts on the San Francisco Bay. Our fleet includes rigid hull inflatable zodiacs, schooners, custom built performance catamarans, luxury vintage and contemporary motor yachts, classic wooden boats, historic tall ships, Grand Banks, Beneteau, Hanse 350, just to name a few…
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As part on an ongoing evaluation of varsity sports teams, Wilson College has decided to make two changes to its athletics program.
Beginning in fall 2013, Wilson will add women's and men's cross country to its other fall team sports, field hockey and women's soccer. The addition of cross country aligns Wilson with the rest of the North Eastern Athletic Conference (NEAC) and will be the first sport offered for male student-athletes.
The second change is the discontinuation of gymnastics from the winter sports lineup following the 2012-13 academic year. There has been a decline in gymnastics participation over the last 10 years, resulting in the College's inability to field a complete team for the 2013 season.
Women's basketball will remain as Wilson's only winter varsity sport until the addition of men's basketball in 2014. The College will continue to field teams in softball and women's lacrosse during the spring season.
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New collective will serve as visual arts hub for the Hip-Hop community
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"Well yo,right now,kick the bass for them brothers & let 'em know- What goes on!" - Public Enemy #1
"Bob Dylan...Chillin'" - Subterranean Homesick Blues
"Come again with the same old bounce/ I'm calling a foul and once again it counts" - Give it Up
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"Runner on third dancing like some Jackal Robinson..." - Get It Right Or Be Gone
"We learned from the GREATEST!" - Chuck D
"What it had done was it had awoken the black community to a revolution" - Hank Shocklee
Bomb Squad material presented in multiple formats for hardcore audiophiles
"Full Blown/ Rap, Rock and Roll/ Whatever happened to Solid Gold?" - Public Enemy
"No Beastie Boys, probably not no Public Enemy" - Chuck D
"Artists are the gatekeepers of truth" - Harry Belafonte
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"PE a group, a crew - not singular / We wear black Wranglers / We're rap stranglers" - Rebel Without a Pause
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"Never have so many been screwed by so few" - Public Enemy feat. DMC
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"What good is learnin from some record/ When yall only listen to 15 seconds?" - I Shall Not Be Moved
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Veterans of the United States armed forces may be eligible for a broad range of benefits and services provided by the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA). Some of these benefits may be utilized while on active duty. These benefits are codified in Title 38 of the United States Code. This booklet contains a summary of these benefits effective Jan. 1, 2013. For additional information, visit www.va.gov.
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General Eligibility: Eligibility for most VA benefits is based upon discharge from active military service under other than dishonorable conditions. Active service means full-time service, other than active duty for training, as a member of the Army, Navy, Air Force, Marine Corps, Coast Guard, or as a commissioned officer of the Public Health Service, Environmental Science Services Administration or National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, or its predecessor, the Coast and Geodetic Survey.
Dishonorable and bad conduct discharges issued by general courts-martial may bar VA benefits. Veterans in prison must contact VA to determine eligibility. VA benefits will not be provided to any Veteran or dependent wanted for an outstanding felony warrant.
Certain VA Benefits Require Wartime Service: under the law, VA recognizes these periods of war:
Mexican Border Period: May 9, 1916, through April 5, 1917, for Veterans who served in Mexico, on its borders or in adjacent waters.
World War I: April 6, 1917, through Nov. 11, 1918; for Veterans who served in Russia, April 6, 1917, through April 1, 1920; extended through July 1, 1921, for Veterans who had at least one day of service between April 6, 1917, and Nov. 11, 1918.
World War II: Dec. 7, 1941, through Dec. 31, 1946.
Korean War: June 27, 1950, through Jan. 31, 1955.
Vietnam War: Aug. 5, 1964 (Feb. 28, 1961, for Veterans who served "in country" before Aug. 5, 1964), through May 7, 1975.
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In order to expedite benefits delivery, Veterans seeking a VA benefit for the first time must submit a copy of their service discharge form (DD-214, DD-215, or for World War II Veterans, a WD form), which documents service dates and type of discharge, or provides full name, military service number, and branch and dates of service.
The Veteran's service discharge form should be kept in a safe location accessible to the Veteran and next of kin or designated representative.
The following documents will be needed for claims processing related to a Veteran's death:
eBenefits is a joint VA/Department of Defense (DoD) Web portal that provides resources and self-service capabilities to Servicemembers, Veterans, and their families to apply, research, access, and manage their VA and military benefits and personal information through a secure Internet connection.
Through eBenefits Veterans can: apply for benefits, view their disability compensation claim status, access official military personnel documents (e.g., DD Form 214, Certificate of Release or Discharge from Active Duty), transfer entitlement of Post-9/11 GI Bill to eligible dependents (Servicemembers only), obtain a VA-guaranteed home loan Certificate of Eligibility, and register for and update direct deposit information for certain benefits. New features are added regularly.
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Harold, that's perfect. Just what I needed!
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> Take 2:
> perl -n -e 'chomp; if(/([^ ]+)$/) { print "rm -f $1\n"; }' < files-to-delete.txt
> -n will loop over the input lines like -p but it won't echo the input
> lines. Chomp will remove the newlines. Adding the "if" makes sure we
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> Then you have your rm commands and you can scan them for correctness.
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>> If none of the filenames contain spaces(!), you can write a regexp to
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>> On Wed, Jun 30, 2010 at 3:01 PM, David Spencer, Internet Handyman
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>>> -rw------- 1 auser auser 16K Apr 12 12:32 auser/folder/new/127110076.file
>>> I would like to write either single-line perl command or a nano search and
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>>> Then I can just execute converted directory file as a shell script and
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>>> look like to match. Help??
>>> Thanks again,
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The police nledlcal center; located In the new bri Asch Building at 124 No. Grove^stJT like—theTpollce—depart-ment, is a model for other com-munities to c*o py.* * Dr. Asch Is a lifelong resident of Long Island and has lived In Fret* port for 14 years. He attended the grammar schools In Brooklyn, was graduated from Boys' High School, and after studying at New York university, aRp..the university o: Pittsburgh, received his MD from —t^o-h^o 1—of Medicine. Although only 38 years old, his background contains a wealth of medical experience* Dr. 2-Hour Parking Limit Now In Grbye St. Reid - Parking in the Grove -st. field in back of the Grove Theatre is now limited to two hours. Signs, to this effect were installed over the week-end and the limited time was placed In operation Monday. Since then congestion • lii the field has been eliminated. ' . . ^ Cord Vlebrock announced at the Village Board meeting Monday night that directional signs Indicat-o Businessmen Seek. 6 o'clock Closing; Civic Heads Opposed Following a public hearing on a ing the locations of the various proposal'to change the time 'for parking fields had been received shutting off the use of parking meters in the evening, in • which representatives of the Freeport Merchants" Associatlon-asked-for-a^ 6 o'clock deadline, and spokesmen for civic groups advocated retaining the present hours, or only a slight modification, the Village Board took the matter under advisement. In-dications were., however, that there .would, be a compromise on either 7 or 8 o'clock. Samuel L. Israel, speaking for thB Chamber of Commerce, urged a. change to 6 o'clock. He. said that, in Olen Cove the hours were from 9 to 6 o'clock except Friday and Post Saturday when U)cy were from 9 ' A.M. to 9 P.M.; In Westbury, where installed,. 8 and would be Installed shortly, YFW Icquires House On Atlantic Aye. as Its New Headquarters n Plan to Build Memorial Clubhouse on . Plot DR. JEROME K. ASCH Henry Theodore M o h r Anch served with Army Medical V.F.W., has acquired a building at Corps for three years and spent a 396 Atlantic ave. for use as head- A.M. to 7 P.M.: Great Neck, 8 A.M. of the to 7 P,M\, which hours seemed to where ^ proving satisfactory, and Read* . ing, Pa., which he called by tele* . , , ^ " ^e« a phone, 9 A.M. to 6 P.M., a change memorial hall. The first meeting having been made recently from the in the now home of Uie post will be original hours of 9 A.M. to 8 P.M. held next Wednesday night, Com- Greblnar Cite* Vote Figures . Inasmuch as no other villages In Germany. He* Is a member of the New York State and Nassau Count^ Medical Societies, a Fellow of the American Medical Associa-tion, member of the American "mander Dominic Pelllclo announced operate the meters as late as 9 P.M., Inter-Faith Clergy Set* In observance of Brotherhood the .Freeport ..Inter-Faith O)ergy Council will conduct its an-nual dinner in the Elks clubhouse Hospitals. ,".,»..,« ./^F"ll William Clinton Story at the final gathering in temporary Mr. Israel Insisted Freeport should Post, %«*PMJ Lodge @f Elks, Phi Delta EpsHon (medical fraternity) amd headquarters in the Exempts' build- not do so either. He said people on the ,taff. of South Nassau Communities, Freeport, and Brunswick i^g on Brooklyn ave. from neighboring village* liked to ^ i The change of plans came rather come to Freeport evenings to win* wr»*Yv\rt ?nHP»' suddenly. Funds realized for the dowshop and were being deterred lw»2«rMf ?»ZM erection of a more pretentious from doing so by the necessity of K*^ ™ ,%&»J%J2^^ :«?13*?%^:%,R^^ * \ * i Kn; ?•% '? "7 ^ announced today. The Rev. Vincent Brown, chaplain of the Newman clubs of the Metro-politan area is to be the speaker. As another gesture for Brother-r%:.? s;^ro^^^ *M%% town. It is my greatest desire to new home for the post out of the The following contributions to the wny, Commander Pelllclo announced Freeport March of Dimes received pleasures of and Hospital In Temple B'nai Israel on "Friday night and the Rabbi will preach in ._the Methodist Ohurch Sunday Mayor Robert i L. .poxsee Jias 41- ready appealedl_toj thcr~pebple of Freepbrt to observe Brotherhood Week. -^ " P.-T.A. Founders' Day Dinner Tuesday Night The annual Founder's Day dinner of the Central Council of Parent- Teacher Associations will be held in the South Shore Yacht Club Tues-day evening at 7 o'clock. Mrs. Harry Feldstein, the president, and past presidents will conduct the usual candle lighting exercises. En-tertainment wil follow. There*will be no formal addresses. POST OFFICE OPEN TO 1 MONDAY, LINCOLN'S The Freeport Post Office will have "Winlfow service Monday when Lin-coln's Birthday will be observed, until 1 P. M. There will be one de-livery of mall by carrier, but .all speojal delivery mall will be deliver-ed by messenger. • , _____ MaHon Blatt of Lynn, Maas.) Bath are enthusiastic boats-enjoying the true Freeport M. w« .,U,. l» f..tb.ll .»d bwk.*. J^l^b'l^d b;nk"n=w'h=. b7 come a monthly treck, under the A-tour of the Police Surgeon's office showed .the latest in medical "" *"»'°" equipment including a cardlagraph, x-ray, and other machines necessary $4a.50—8chooi o r H«iy R..J,-. nn-i __ . adequate .care of the medical problems of* the .Freeport. Police Oltlzena..are: welcomed to-inspect this establishment ah<l.to familiarize themselves with thdlr village facilities and the work of the administration. .• ' . " !"-" . . * * * ; * -. .' _ . • • . Best wishes to Dr. Jerome K. Asch In h& work of handling the duties of Police Surgeon of tha Village pf Freepdrt. Freeport our home and always appreciative remarks about the Freeport Police Department. ,» " , , , ^ . frJ.% .)%!.& Km%,n. chairmanship of George Tomko. $i«.on Morn M. \Vnrr«n^ Hubert n. Transportation is furnished mem- John»o". Lou in*? Audornhi, ji»rry M; on the nights the visits to the h'os- ' p&tal are taken. A group of post members and wo-men of the auxiliary visited the cLiiM^R R. SwlMlicr, H*m»y Friedman. Ruth Howhmd, WmU&y K. Bendur & Co., B. Survive Ruby _L,Hiie Stnr*',' », Chku Hwx* votation, and j,here will be accep-tances by the Rev. Reginald K. Freeport Women to Unveil Library Memorial Tablet Scott, chairman of the Library ^_ ._ . _., , « & «, Board; Leo F. Oiblyn, president of The Freeport Women's Post-War; the Board of Education, and Mayor Service has purchased a bronze tab- Robert L. Doxsee let which Is to be unveiled Wednes-l The Rev. John 'j. Madden, assls-day night in the Freeport Library tant pastor of Our Holy Redeemer In memory of the men from "Free? port who lost their lives In service during World War TT. Mrs. William J.. Mart)n, chairman of the tablet committee, Is In charge of the ar-rangements and will make the**pres-entation. Mrs. J. Hurry Jenkins and., Mrs. R.C. Church. w*ll bless the Rabbi Reuben Katz will pronounce the benediction and the Freeport High School band will provide a musical program. hold just before Memorial Day. This years' sale will be In charge of .DRUGGISTS' CLOSING HOURS Donald Oaynor, who hopes it will FOR SUNDAY AND MONDAY be the moat successful In the history * OhUbBuck's Drug Store, South of the post. He says his committee Main st, at Sunrise Highway, ,wlll do the unveiling. Rev. O. man Hogle, pastor of. the Freeport * Sp• ko<o !* O. rat. ors Tp C•o m• p. ete Por Legion A^^rds Frida Hcywrard D. Brooks Resigns Meadow Brook Bank Post Howard D. Brooks haa resigned as Methd^Tchurch^ ^1 "give" the^inZ I vice-president in charge of the Con-sumer Credit Department of the Meadow Brook National Bank, August B; Weller, the ilresldent, an-nounced today, Air. Brooks has been connected With the First Nationa) Bank of Merrick,. which was merged with the .Speakers representing each ^of the iSix yjears of Junior-Senior/iZlgli School wQl:pEBrtioipat»ih the annual oratory contest sponsored jby yHlliani Ohnton Stbiry Post, A.L\, tomorrow night in the. school audl- "''.< y. '. _.i \. ,.— ; .'' ' . ^ The program w" *. * . (Ball) by the high school band, fol-lqwed'%> y, the -advancing. .of the colors ^by the\ Legion color ^ guards After all *iavip joined in .the singing "of "The jMar. Spangled Banner," -the junior high sdhool mixed chorus will sing, "A Merry Life," ty Liilgi Denza^and^'Ar Capital r Ship" a tra? di^ional airJ The , senior high band willlplay '^Q AKerlca;" by JrJr Richards.'"'-' . % • -v' /•' .", spme^jirellminary remarks, will introduce br> John W. Doad/.superr'. inten^den^ of schools and chairman, of the\legion's -Americanism, com-mittee, who will bring greetings and then, present Kenneth. E. - Vooght, commander of .the post/ "%Jr. Mans-merger, will next* present medals to the prellmlDary contest wldners. m thelVarlous^gradesr T^-7 ;" .-Those,jo<receive awards-are.: ;.i^; y "S *Tv"b"nth nnide^-Barhara 'Stewnrt; (Continued on Page 3) * of Freeport, for It years. FREEPORT BTJSINESd WOMEN FOR INSTALLATION installation—dinner-of—the Business Women of Freeport will be held in The Brandywyne next ^Thursday night. 'Mrs, Lillian Hei- !de%erger, past president of -the Nassau County .Women's Bar Aasp-. elation, will be the guest speaker, y Officers $6" be; installed are Mrs. Agnes License, president; Mrs.- Ann Bassler, vice-president; Mrs. Carrie Mock, recording secretary; Miss Alice. Fraserl corresponding secre-tary,^ and ~Misj :Patricia 'Martin, treasurer.. ' .. ' Veterans Hospital recent- ' Melon J. Dou«lit<m, Elaine Olovur, Mnr. ""%%,,?%!! K4S^^ distributed ~tothe~patl=-'"7tMi*n., Hownni P. Munm, M.n., Whitney William StUtzensteln report* V:f» Wlcklen. Alice M. Miirrny, CArollnw "—' S. I*. MutUri'wor und M«rmn 11. A. &r»Mr"9" ^?. "^"»" ^''- Money to finance the parties «,"." #,. comprises every member of the post as every veteran should participate. It was decided to resume conduct-ing an annual dance, which has been omitted for two years because of the concentrating of energy on the building fund drive. Mr. Tomko has been named to htad the .com-mittee of arrangements. remain open Sunday after the .other pharmacies in Freeport close at 2 P.M. The telephone Is FRecport 9-3333, Monday'when Lincoln's Birthday ' will be observed, Zipper's Pharmacy, 51 South Grove St., will keep open while the others close. The number is FReeport 8-0273. For the Best Possible Coverage of Freeport Read 8OB80RIPtION FOR 52 WZZK8 Mali Subscriptions to the Box 285, Freeport /" . .Name 1 .. Address ..•LvM! .< ,@ %S^i
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With its definitive tension between elegance and brute power, there is no car as distinctly American as the Corvette, and there are few places where you can see that distinct flavor on display as clearly as at Mid America's annual Funfest customer appreciation party. Held in September, the event usually brings somewhere around 15,000 Corvettes and their owners to Mid America's sprawling 150-acre corporate campus in Effingham, Illinois, to meet Corvette celebrities, attend seminars on various facets of the Corvette, and to just generally enjoy themselves.
After attending my first Funfest in 2008, I made a point of blocking off my schedule for the next one, and in the due course of time, I was headed back up the arrow-straight I-57 in my battered, blacked-out Crown Vic, hurtling through the darkness for Effingham. In truth, when I got there Friday night, I was already late; the formal festivities had begun the day before, with a "Corvette fun run" road tour of the area and a lunch with Mid America founder Mike Yager.
For those who don't know the story of Yager and Mid America, it's worth retelling. Like many of us, Yager had simply fallen in love with the Corvette, and although he was already working as a tool-and-die maker, he took out a $500 loan and made himself a second job selling Corvette shirts and accessories out of the trunk of his car. Two years later, he quit his job and went full-time into the Corvette aftermarket business. Two thousand-nine marked the 35th anniversary of that first loan, and in that time Yager's passion for Corvettes has blossomed into a multi-million dollar business that's an industry leader in the sales and manufacture of aftermarket parts and accessories for Corvettes, Porsches, and air-cooled VWs. No doubt, it's a true American success story, and Funfest is Yager's way of saying "thank you" to the customers who have made it possible.
Every Funfest has a different focus. Past years have been themed around the Chevy Corvette Summer car, or the Challenge racers. Two thousand-nine, however, was more oriented toward participation, so that those who came didn't simply attend Funfest, they were part of it.
Perhaps the most noticeable difference was the far greater number of seminars this year than at previous events. While presentations by those well-versed in the field are an integral part of the Funfest experience, customer input led Mid America to add still more. "More" to the tune of 70-plus seminars, which covered every imaginable facet of the Corvette hobby.
For example, renowned Corvette restorer Werner Meier of Masterworks Auto gave a series of three presentations, each on different facets of Corvette ownership: the first on acquisition of a Corvette; the second on maintaining, storing, and insuring one; and the third on restoration. While the restoration presentation covered selecting shops and sources for various services, there were other presentations oriented more toward those who, like me, want to do it themselves. Such as Kenny Yager, who spoke on stripping paint from C1-C3 Vettes, and accompanied his talk with a demo of actually stripping a door. Glassworks actually built a Corvette hardtop on-site over the course of about six hours.
For fans of the more modern cars, there were presentations on C5/C6 tuning and tweaking by veteran automotive journalist Dave Emanuel (who also covered emission-legal exhaust upgrades) and late-model horsepower from Kevin Woodruff of SLP Performance Parts. More system-specific presentations came from Goodyear's Jay Robinson, who covered run-flat tires, Tom DeWitt, who spoke on cooling, and Michael Jonas of Stainless Steel Brakes, who was there to address braking systems in the C4-C6s. And for those who believe that things were meant to be used-and, occasionally, flogged-racer and author Richard Newton gave seminars on autocross and track-day events, as well as on suspension modification.


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War crimes
Genocide, crimes against humanity and war crimes are the most serious crimes of concern to the international community as a whole. They have a lasting impact on societies and can continue to destabilize the safety and security of communities, regions and nations for decades after they occur.
Governments, civil society and international criminal tribunals cannot address all the challenges in this area on their own. As the world's largest international police organization, INTERPOL possesses the police networks, technical tools and mandate to complement the ongoing efforts in the area of war crimes.
INTERPOL's role
INTERPOL has been cooperating with the United Nations International Tribunals for the Former Yugoslavia and Rwanda since 1994. The INTERPOL General Assembly has adopted several resolutions increasing the Organization's support to its member countries and partner organizations in the investigation and prosecution of genocide, war crimes and crimes against humanity.
INTERPOL undertakes three main areas of activity to support the investigation of genocide, war crimes, and crimes against humanity, and the location and apprehension of criminals connected with these crimes:
- Operational support to national authorities and international justice institutions
- Training and development
- Building partnerships.
La campagne de recherche des génocidaires rwandais en fuite relancée avec le soutien d'INTERPOL
Le Président rwandais Kagame souligne l'importance de la mobilisation constante d'INTERPOL pour traquer les génocidaires
La réunion INTERPOL sur le génocide, les crimes de guerre et les crimes contre l'humanité s'ouvre au Rwanda
Enhancing genocide, war crimes and crimes against humanity investigations focus of INTERPOL training
Le Procureur du TPIR rend hommage à INTERPOL pour le soutien apporté aux enquêtes visant à appréhender les génocidaires rwandais en fuite
Une réunion INTERPOL pour intensifier les efforts visant à traduire en justice les génocidaires rwandais toujours en fuite
6th International Expert Meeting on Genocide, War Crimes and Crimes against Humanity
Wanted for Rwandan genocide
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Getting Started with African American Studies Research
This guide will help you get started with research in African American Studies at the City Tech Library and beyond.
The library's online databases provide access to articles and images in journals, magazines, newspaper and reference sources. Some of the most useful databases for research in African American Studies are:
Journals and Magazines
To find a specific journal or magazine:
- Click the Find Journals/eJournals tab on the Library website. Search or browse by journal or magazine title, or browse by subject in Art, Architecture & Applied Arts.
- To find magazines and journals in print at the library, search the CUNY+ catalog.
- If you need an article from a magazine or journal at another library, request it through Interlibrary Loan.
Reference Resources
The library has many reference books like encyclopedias, dictionaries and atlases that are useful for African American Studies research. You can search for reference books by keyword or subject in the library catalog.
Print reference books are located on the shelves behind the Reference Desk on the 4th floor of the library. Print reference books can only be used in the library.
Many of our reference books are available electronically (ebooks) -- read them by clicking through the links in the library catalog. For off-campus access to ebooks, login with library number on the front of your ID. For more information or to report a problem, see Off-campus Access on the Library website.
Here are a few popular reference books for African American Studies:
Finding Books and More in the Library
To find books, ebooks, and multimedia resources (including DVDs, videocassettes, and audio recordings), search the CUNY+ catalog.
- To find books at other CUNY libraries, select All CUNY Libraries. To request a book from another CUNY library, click Request a Copy.
Searching with Subject Headings
Using subject headings to search the library catalog can help you quickly find useful books and multimedia. Once you have found a book on your research topic, click on the Subjects links to find more books on that topic.
You can also search by subject from the Find Books tab on the Library website. Here's a sample of relevant subject headings for African American Studies research:
Internet Resources
- African-American History on About.com: Description.
- Civil Rights Movement on About.com: Description.
Content Websites
Arts & Letters
- African American Women Writers of the 19th Century: "African American Women Writers of the 19th Century is a digital collection of some 52 published works by 19th-century black women writers. A part of the Digital Schomburg, this collection provides access to the thought, perspectives and creative abilities of black women as captured in books and pamphlets published prior to 1920. A full text database of these 19th and early 20th- century titles, this digital library is key-word-searchable. Each individual title as well as the entire database can be searched to determine what these women had to say about "family", "religion", "slavery" or any other subject of interest to the researcher or casual reader. The Schomburg Center is pleased to make this historic resource available to the public."
(From the introduction written by Howard Dodson, Chief Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture The New York Public Library:)
- Black Film Center Archive: Description.
- The African-American Mosaic: A Library of Congress Resource Guide for the Study of Black History and Culture: Description.
- African-American Woman: Online Archival Collections: "On-line archival collections featuring scanned pages and texts of the writings of African-American women. Includes the memoirs of Elizabeth Johnson Harris (1867-1942), an 1857 letter from Vilet Lester, a slave on a North Carolina plantation, and several letters from Hannah Valentine and Lethe Jackson, slaves on the estate of David Campbell, a governor of Virginia." (Special Collections Library, Duke University)
- American Slave Narratives: An Online Anthology: "From 1936 to 1938, over 2,300 former slaves from across the American South were interviewed by writers and journalists under the aegis of the Works Progress Administration. These former slaves, most born in the last years of the slave regime or during the Civil War, provided first-hand accounts of their experiences on plantations, in cities, and on small farms. Their narratives remain a peerless resource for understanding the lives of America's four million slaves. What makes the WPA narratives so rich is that they capture the very voices of American slavery, revealing the texture of life as it was experienced and remembered. Each narrative taken alone offers a fragmentary, microcosmic representation of slave life. Read together, they offer a sweeping composite view of slavery in North America, allowing us to explore some of the most compelling themes of nineteenth-century slavery, including labor, resistance and flight, family life, relations with masters, and religious belief. This web site provides an opportunity to read a sample of these narratives, and to see some of the photographs taken at the time of the interviews. The entire collection of narratives can be found in George P. Rawick, ed., The American Slave: A Composite Autobiography (Westport, Conn.: Greenwood Press, 1972-79)."
- Documenting the American South: "Documenting the American South (DAS)" is a collection of sources on Southern history, literature and culture from the colonial period through the first decades of the 20th century. It is organized into the projects listed above. The next one, now in the planning stage, will feature North Caroliniana. The Academic Affairs Library at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill sponsors DAS, and the texts come primarily from its Southern holdings. An editorial board guides its development. (UNC Chapel Hill)
Martin Luther King
- The King Center: Description.
- King Institute at Stanford University: Description.
African Americans in Science
Links to guides and lists for other websites:
- African-American Studies at Columbia University: Description.
- Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture - NYPL: Description.


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Shopping online can make it easy to find garden statuary and other objets d'art for great low prices. Although you have to pay for shipping and can't get your purchase two seconds after buying it, the time saved and convenience of shopping from the comfort of the home or office makes up for those small disadvantages. Even when large purchases result in sizeable shipping costs, they are still outweighed by the advantages of online shopping. Nevertheless, it's always better to pay less so it's worth it to take advantage of times when discounts are offered on shipping, especially for large items like beautiful Greek garden statues.
At Design Toscano, one of those rare times happens to be in effect from today until Thursday, November 15th. All you need to do to get free standard shipping from now until November 15th is order anything from our site. Order something small and exquisite like a Versailles telephone from our Basil Street Gallery or large statuary like Bigfoot the Garden Yeti and it gets shipped for free* right to your front door. It doesn't matter what you order, nor how big or small your purchase may be. Just buy between now and Thursday, November 15th and standard shipping is free!
*Does not include oversized or freight surcharges. Get free standard shipping from now until Thursday, November 15th, 2012 when ordering anything from Design Toscano!


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The new VSi Series offers everything users already love about VersaCAMM inkjets…and more. We started off with all the popular features that have made VersaCAMM the world's best-selling wide-format printer. Then we expanded the functionality and capabilities even further, incorporating the latest print head technology, faster drying GREENGUARD Gold certified Eco-Sol MAX® 2 inks in CMYKLcLm, White, Metallic and new Light Black, and PANTONE® color matching. We even added front-loading cartridges and other user-friendly design features for unsurpassed convenience and efficiency.
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Many things have changed online over the last few years - including the U's audience. New data for the U's home page shows that browser diversity is expanding with Safari, Firefox, and Chrome accounting for larger portions of our audience, as well as large growth in mobile browser use.
Mobile devices and tablets are becoming more and more popular. iOS devices (iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch) account for ¾ of the mobile visits to the U's homepage.
See the full list of data under the testing section on Our Brand.


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The Home of Fashion Film
Report by Lou Stoppard on 18 June 2013.
Hype is important in fashion and Anderson knows how to generate it. But that's no criticism, and nor is it a suggestion that Anderson is simply there to shock. Instead, he's willing, and eager, to open up conversations and debates about the direction of menswear and fashion in general – an invaluable quality in a young designer.


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Daily Park Hours - Stay & Play FREE
Park hours and ride availability are subject to change without notice.
Mt. Olympus resort guests will receive an additional 3 hours exclusive ride time starting when the park closes to the public. Select outdoor theme park rides, Poseidon's Rage and the indoor water park will be open.
(The Night at the Park exclusive ride time is only available May 23, 2015 thru September 7, 2015.)
Fall & winter operations include Indoor Theme Park and Indoor Water Park open daily. Outdoor Theme Park check hours of operation. Limited rides available.