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There are 5 computer labs on campus and there is always an open computer even during the busiest of school times. There are also very up to date technology all over campus. Our network reliability is wonderful and our IT staff is so nice and will help you with problems very quickly. There is also a network available in every building and dorm on campus, but also all over campus so outside on the lawn and on the pier. The speed is awesome and I was always able to stream movies without too much buffering. Printing is free on campus, so you do not want to bring a printer.
never crowded, computers always available. Printer and scanner available as well. Both mac and PC friendly. The only problem I have is that I always forget my login name and password to get onto the lab computers.
After taking a class in design, you have completely access to the graphics lab. You can use the lab 24/7. There are Macs with huge screens and all of them have the Adobe Creative Suite and FinalCut. There are also huge printers for printing posters up to 44 inches wide.
Most people have their own laptop, and if anyone does not there are multiple computer labs available.Wireless access sometimes goes down in certain areas, but it's not too much trouble to relocate temporarily.Printers are available in the library and computer labs - no need to have your own.
There is a small computer lab and a few computers in the library. Also, you can borrow one from the IT department. However, the internet is a repeater and therefore unreliable. So, if you don't mind spotty internet you're fine. Printing is one thing that is easy to do although there are usually no staplers in the computer lab and occasionally it gets jammed.
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Workstation: After
I haven't hooked up the computer and routed everything neatly through the cable organizer just yet, but it's looking good already. The massively increased space from using this little shelf as a workstation allows me to pull my keyboard in closer, and much more room for my drums, making it this much easier to turn my workstation into a quasi recording studio.
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If hardcore grinding in clubs isn't your version of a good time, take a Sunday night break and try a new style of dirty dancing. Le Moulin Rouge offers free salsa lessons on the last Sunday of every month. The venue's decorated to look like the streets of Paris -- a fine place to show off your new dance moves at the party immediately following lessons. Last Sunday of every month, 1-5:30 p.m. 716 Ponce de Leon Place. 404-246-4148. www.salsapop.com.
Castleberry Hill Art Stroll
Finally -- take in dinner, drinks and art viewings without bouncing frantically from one locale to another. Some comfy walking shoes and you're good to go. The Castleberry Hill 4th Friday Art Stroll combines diverse works from neighborhood galleries for the grand price of zero dollars. Impress your friends with your cultural sophistication and don't spend a dime. Through Oct. 24. Every fourth Friday, 7-10 p.m. Castleberry Hill, Peters and Walker streets. www.castleberryhill.org/artstroll.html.
The Fernbank Science Center Observatory is bound to floor everyone. Patrons can view the center's telescope, named the largest in the Southeastern United States, or impress a date by droppin' the line "Baby, I'll take you to the moon." Either way, this place is sure to attract all walks of life. Thurs.-Fri., 9-10:30 p.m. Fernbank Science Center, 156 Heaton Park Drive. 678-874-7102. fsc.fernbank.edu.
Georgia Capitol Museum
Living with an entirely new person can be a tricky situation. If you find yourself in catastrophic fights with your college roommate, suggest a breather. Visitors can view historical battle flags, and you can feel comforted that your petty war is not as grandiose as the battles you learn about. Mon.-Fri., 8 a.m.-5:30 p.m. 2 Martin Luther King Jr. Drive, Suite 820. 404-656-2846. www.sos.georgia.gov/state_capitol/about.html.
An empty wallet needn't prevent college singles from dating. Bring a small picnic lunch for two and enjoy a little bit of the great outdoors at the Centennial Olympic Park Music at Noon. You often can find Art Institute of Atlanta students experimenting on their new beats. Enjoy a variety of live music including pop, R&B and jazz, performed by your favorite local artists. Through October 2008. Tues., Thurs., noon-1 p.m. Centennial Olympic Park, 265 Park Ave. www.centennialpark.com.


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She went donkey on that monkey.
Elroy Fitz tarafından 1 Şubat 2004, Pazar
An assignment (ass)
I have to go work on my donkey.
Kiomo tarafından 29 Ekim 2003, Çarşamba
A term of identification used for anoyone who can closely imitate the stunned demeanor that donkey kong takes when he receives a serious blow to the head. This shortened form is more easily said in conversation than "donkey kong". D.K. is just too cool to be considered for such a person. Also, it carries connotations of Shrek's sidekick.
Josh Good is donkey. Call him that when you see him on Lycoming Campus and elsewhere.
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a nice dig ass
that girl got a nice donkey
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A male friend who may or may not be gay.
'Sup donkey? How are you doing?
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(a) A male or female with an exceptionally large ass.
"Damnn, did you see that girl? She got donkey"
"Even in those football pants, he got donkey."
"Even in those football pants, he got donkey."
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Local term for a Slot Machine
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SAVANNAH, Ga. (AP) - Police have identified an Army solider in Georgia whom investigators say was shot and killed by his wife after returning home from Iraq.
Savannah-Chatham police said Staff Sgt. Michael Sams was killed Saturday during a domestic dispute at his Wilmington Island home.
Metro police spokeswoman Julian Miller told the Savannah Morning News that the victim's wife, Melaya Sams, has been taken into police custody for questioning.
She may face charges.
Police found the 36-year-old soldier badly wounded after being called to his house for a report of gunfire.
He died at Memorial University Medical Center.
Authorities said the slain man had just returned from a tour of duty in Iraq.
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This 15-week program is offered twice a year at the beginning of March and the beginning of October. The fall 2015 schedule is October 9-February 15 (no classes Nov. 27, Dec. 25, and Jan. 1). Tuition is $1000; the fee for the credentialing exam is $250. For additional information and permission to register, call Phyllis Rafti, Program Coordinator, at (718) 960-8512.
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Irvine vet tech arrested in case of abused dog
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*Update: Kimberly Nizato was a full-time kennel attendant at Southern California Veterinary Specialty Hospital, not a veterinary technician, as stated in the story below. She was fired from that position April 21.
A 26-year-old Bellflower woman and part-time veterinary technician full-time kennel attendant who works in Irvine was arrested Friday in the case of a German shepherd found near death in her back yard.
Kimberly Nizato went with her father to Southeast Area Animal Control Authority in Downey to complete a request for paperwork on her dog, named Bosco, and was summarily arrested, according to Capt. Aaron Reyes, SEAACA director.
Before invoking her right to a lawyer, Nizato admitted to authorities that she is the dog's owner, Reyes said.
(Booking photos courtesy of SEAACA.)
The 3-year-old dog was taken from her home in Bellflower by a witness on April 7 and transported to an animal emergency clinic in Orange County. It weighed 37 pounds at the time, less than half its normal body weight, and was near death.
Reyes said Nizato would be booked into custody Friday at the Lakewood station of the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department. SEAACA is requesting $50,000 bail for Nizato, he said.
"We're asking for a relatively high bail," Reyes said. "Because she works at a veterinary hospital and because she could flee."
Nizato is employed at Southern California Veterinary Specialty Hospital in Irvine. Hospital administrator Gilbert Velasquez said the staff was shocked to learn Nizato had been arrested.
Velasquez spoke to Nizato Thursday night. He said she told him "there are a lot of things that are out there that aren't true," he said.
Nizato has been suspended by the hospital. Velasquez said the hospital would continue to pay her.
"We're still going to pay her because we know she has a kid, and we don't want to abandon her either," Velasquez said.
Velasquez said he expressed his frustration to Nizato and asked why she didn't take advantage of her own employer to help her with the dog. Nizato had no answer.
"She was a good employee," Velasquez said.
Nizato is expected in Bellflower Superior Court Monday or Tuesday. Reyes said his department is requesting a felony animal-abuse charge from the Los Angeles County District Attorney's Office.
Nizato has a MySpace page that lists her occupation as "vet tech."
The dog, which has been renamed Courage, is being cared for by the German Shepherd Rescue of Orange County. He has been treated by Dr. Bill Grant at Community Veterinary Hospital in Garden Grove, where his recovery has astonished his doctor and the medical staff.
Courage has gained 5-6 pounds since he was rescued and continues to improve. Only time will tell, Grant says, whether the dog's organs recover enough to sustain him.
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Maria Dales, the founder and executive director of GSROC, wants more done to combat animal abuse, something her nonprofit deals with on a regular basis.
"We need our lawmakers and local leaders to take animal cruelty as a serious issue and to hold animal abusers responsible for their vile acts," she said. "The link between crimes against animals and crimes against humans has been demonstrated over and over again.
"We need stronger animal protection laws, and prosecutors who are willing to go to the mat on behalf of helpless creatures."
Courage will continue to convalesce with foster caretakers for the foreseeable future. GSROC will look for a family for him once he's regained his strength and overall health.
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Curried Salmon and Rice Slice
Total Time
Prep 25 mins
Cook 25 mins
This is very very good, my aunty's recipe--we love this in my house. This may seem like a lot of ingredients, but it is too good to miss out on.
Ingredients Nutrition
- 440 g salmon or 440 g tuna
- 1 cup long grain rice
- 1 egg
- 30 g butter
- salt
- pepper
- 45 g butter
- 1 1⁄2 tablespoons curry powder
- 1⁄2 cup mayonnaise
- 2 tablespoons parsley (or more)
- 60 g cheese, grated
- 2 tablespoons flour
- 1 1⁄2 cups milk
- 2 teaspoons lemon juice
- 1 egg
- Cook rice in boiling salted water for 12 minutes; drain.
- Combine rice with butter, egg, salt and pepper.
- Line a 18cm x 28cm dish with aluminium foil, bringing it above sides of dish.
- Press mixture over base and sides of tin.
- Arrange drained, flaked fish over rice base.
- Sauce:
- Melt butter.
- add flour and curry powder, stir until smooth, cook 1 minute and then remove from heat.
- Add milk gradually, stirring until smooth.
- Add mayonnaise and return to heat; stir until sauce boils and thickens.
- Add lemon juice and parsley.
- Reduce heat, simmer 1 minute and then remove from heat.
- Add beaten egg, cool slightly.
- Pour mixture onto fish.
- Sprinkle with grated cheese.
- Bake in a moderate oven 25-35 minutes or until golden brown.
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This was really good. The curry flavor was perfect and it was so creamy. Great comfort food! It did take a bit of effort but I will definitely make it again. The only thing I changed was using plain yogurt instead of mayo because I'm allergic to soy. My husband and little ones loved it too! I might add a bit of cayenne pepper next time, but that's it. Thanks for posting!
I was checking to see if this recipe was already here, as I was going to add it! It is the exact recipe my Mum gave me years ago. She used to make it a lot, it was my favourite dish as a child, and still is today! :)


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That's an awful lot of martinis and tuxes to give up. …
Have you heard of anything sexier?
With The Hunger Games film series coming to a close and the 24th James Bond film being released, it's a good month to enjoy the movie theater and make some Thanksgiving weekend plans early.
Here is a shirtless reminder that Daniel Craig's latest film, Spectre, hits theaters this Friday (Nov. 6).
By now, everyone knows how much Daniel Craig hates playing James Bond. …
We hope you're in the mood to laugh, because we have some extremely funny pics of celebs that you have to see featuring Adele, George Clooney, and Anne Hathaway.
Adele is busy promoting her brand new album, 25, out Nov. 30, and pulled a funny face outside the BBC Radio studios in London.
Blunt. James Blunt—but not that one.
Don't expect to hit on Bond's lady and get away with it. …
Has Daniel Craig said too much? …
Dr. Meredith Grey isn't a fan of James Bond. …
Daniel Craig has a few (more) things to say about the future of the James Bond film franchise.
Bella Hadid is training for the 2016 Olympics. — Us Weekly
Daniel Craig on preparing for Bond: 'I work myself to death." — Huffington Post
The best current SNL cast members. — Ranker
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As the internet ponders who will be the next to play James Bond, Daniel Craig has something of his own to add to the conversation. …
Could Damian Lewis be taking over the iconic role of James Bond? There's certainly talk. …
The name's Smith. Sam Smith.
Tom Hardy is a serious contender amongst U.K. bookmakers currently embroiled in a betting war for who will join the James Bond after Daniel Craig's departure.
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Basically No One Went To See The New "Steve Jobs" Movie
The movie Steve Jobs bombed at the box office, making a mere $7.3 million. Have we officially reached Jobs overload?
The movie Steve Jobs bombed at the box office, making a mere $7.3 million. Have we officially reached Jobs overload?
Five minutes into Steve Jobs, I didn't think I was gonna make it.
The day is almost here: When America gets to witness Seth Rogen as Woz. In preparation for the Steve Jobs theatrical release on October 23, Woz himself has been doing a lot of publicity for the film, including making this featurette that juxtaposes his real-life commentary with snippets from the movie.
Steve Jobs is shaping up to be one hell of a biopic! Here's the latest look at Micahel Fassbender doing his very best megalomaniacal technologist.
Today there's a new trailer for the other other other Steve Jobs movie, the one starring Michael Fassbender. But this trailer gives us the first real look at Seth Rogen as Woz... and damned if I'm not going to see this movie just to watch him.
Variety is reporting that Seth Rogen's got the part as Woz in Jobs, the upcoming Aaron Sorkin-penned take on the Apple icon. Christian Bale had already been cast in the title role, and this new addition... it's surprising, but kinda great.
Christian Bale will slip into a mock turtleneck to play Steve Jobs in an upcoming film about the Apple co-founder. (The one that has nothing to do with Ashton Kutcher.)
Yes, we've known for a while that Christian Bale might be the next actor to portray Steve Jobs, but Variety now seems mighty sure: the publication is reporting that our favorite Batman will indeed play our favorite technology pitchman in Sony's new movie.
A news shocker for anyone excited about the other Steve Jobs movie—which should be good, because it's written by Oscar-winning dynamo Aaron Sorkin, doesn't star Ashton Kutcher, and isn't called iJobs. The movie will only have three scenes. Three.
As plans take shape for Aaron Sorkin's Steve Jobs biopic, Reuters reports that Woz has been drafted in to act as an advisor on Jobs and the "technical aspects of computers".
There have been rumors floating around that Aaron Sorkin, of West Wing and Social Network fame, had been approached by Sony to write its Steve Jobs biopic. In a press release issued yesterday, it was officially announced that Sorkin will definitely be working on the project.
Aaron Sorkin might be (totally is) the best screenwriter we have, and according to E! Online Sony Pictures has offered the Social Network Oscar-winner the job of writing the script for the Steve Jobs movie.
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We loved staying in this hotel! Our room was on the 22nd floor with gorgeous views of the city. The service is great, very clean rooms. Being able to spend an evening in the sky bar overlooking the city was great. Excellent transport links to both the airport and the city.
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Exploitation of Target Scattering in Airborne ASW Systems
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How to find the right gift for the boss
To gift or not to gift to the boss is a tricky question around the holiday.
First, giving your boss a gift is a personal choice and you should never feel obligated to spend your money on him or her. Not buying a gift should not affect your career.
However, if you have decided to spend a little extra on the person who signs your pay check, there are some things to keep in mind.
"There are ways of giving your boss a gift where it doesn't seem like you are trying to win favor and there are things I do suggest," said international etiquette expert and author of Poised for Success, Jacqueline Whitmore.
Her first bit of advice is to always opt to participate in an office pool to get your boss something a little nicer.
If you work in a small office and you have a good working relationship, attempt to purchase something his/her entire family can enjoy.
"Let's face it, bosses usually have everything, they don't need another coffee mug or pen or picture frame for their desk," said Whitmore. "If they don't have children, maybe they have a dog or cat. That goes over very well."
Reality is, for many of us, money is tight. What then?
"You can make something, maybe an ornament. If you bake, try some brownies," said Whitmore, adding that a holiday card with a nice note inside is also a good option.
No matter the price tag, put some thought into whatever you give.
"Just tailor it to the person. The gift that is thoughtful and personalized will go a long way," said Whitmore.
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The Executive Committee consists of the President, Vice-President, President-elect, Secretary, Parliamentarian, and Chairpersons of the standing committees. At least one representative from each constituency is included on the Executive Committee. The Executive Committee is convened by the President when the advice of the Staff Senate is requested in the interim between regular meetings of the full Staff Senate. The committee provides advice to the President on issues before the Staff Senate.
Members: Joseph Wetherell (chair), Melissa Bevacqua, Amy Driscoll McNulty, Kelly Cook, Caitlyn Hollingshead, Kristi Klien, Janice Mecadon, Mark Murphy, and Eileen Notarianni
The Communications Committee will improve university wide communiucation by updating the Staff Senate website and promoting awareness of this website; revisit existing procedures and modify where needed, and utilize social media for promoting Staff Senate programs.
Members: Amy Driscoll McNulty (co-chair), Mark Murphy (co-chair), Tim Barrett, Kelly Cook, Justine Johnson, Pauline Palko, Jennifer Pennignton (volunteer), Sheila Strickland, and Donna Tucker
The Finance Committee shall use university funding wisely.
Members: Caitlyn Hollingshead (chair), Gina Butler, Sherry L. Edwards, and Donna Tucker
Social Events & Community Building
The Social Events and Community Building Committee will provide community building opportunities among staff with a "welcoming session" for new employees at the beginning of the fall semester, establish a system for contributing money to charities, organize food drives, identify other activities, and review roundtable discussion procedures. Plans also include coordinating with the 125th Anniversary of The University of Scranton activities to avoid schedule conflicts.
Members: Kelly Cook (co-chair), Kristi Klien (co-chair), Ann Barnoski, Tom Coleman (volunteer), Mary Sheils (Densevich), Sherry L. Edwards, Janine Freeman (volunteer), Brian Griguts, Steve Hallock, Bernie Krzan, Janice Mecadon, Bill Pilger, Kevin Roginski, Bryn Schofield, Ryan Sheehan, Susan Shimsky, Sheild Strickland, Cynthia Tokash, and Vicki Thomas
Staff Development
The Staff Development Committee will ensure the awareness and availability of opportunities for staff that will assist in their personal and professional development through updating and circulating the Employee Resource Document, continued work on a staff mentoring program, a fall program on Ergonomics and a spring program with the Jesuit Center.
Members: Melissa Bevacqua (co-chair), Ann Barnoski, Mary Sheils (Densevich), Lucia Grissinger, Stephen Hallock, Kristi Klien, Bernie Krzan, Eileen Notarianni, Jennifer Pennington (volunteer), Pete Sakowski, and Donna Tucker
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THIBODAUX — With state testing scheduled to begin later this month, parents and students can find a wealth of test-prep materials online, local educators say. But some students have already taken tests as part of new guidelines that this year affect only ninth-graders.
"The testing from third grade all the way through eighth grade is basically the same," said Julie Bourgeois, who oversees testing in Lafourche's public schools.
And the Graduate Exit Exam, or GEE, remains the same for Louisiana's 10th-, 11th- and 12th-graders.
The only major change affects new high-school students. Those who began ninth grade this year no longer depend on the GEE to complete high school. Instead, they and future high-school students will take "end-of-course" exams.
Also called EOC exams, these tests are given at the conclusion of each course — meaning some of this year's ninth-graders may already took one in the fall.
"If they took algebra I in the fall, they would have already taken that end-of-course test in December," Bourgeois said.
EOC exams for other subjects are already approved or are undergoing development, including trials among older students.
Students must pass three of the six EOC exams to graduate high school: English II or English III, algebra I or geometry and biology or American history. These tests follow the same learning benchmarks used by the state in the GEE, Terrebonne's Assessment Supervisor Kathy Tamplain said.
Parents seeking to help their children pass these and other tests can find information about the tests online. Resources include general information, such as the length and format of the exams, and sample questions and guidelines for what makes a good essay.
That information can be found at www.louisianaschools.net/portal/parents.html and www.louisianaschools.net/portal/educators.html.
Testing begins March 22 with written-response testing for students in the fourth, eighth, 10th and 11th grades. That gives state officials more time to grade those sections, Bourgeois said. Those students will begin the remaining portions of their test April 11, the same time that third-, fifth-, sixth-, seventh- and ninth-graders take the iLEAP.
Unlike other state tests, the iLEAP is not "high-stakes" — students who fail can still pass to the next grade.
The final round of EOC tests will be held starting in late April and May, state officials said.
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Online journals
Kulumun: Journal of The Wollotuka Institute
This journal is a premier Indigenous journal which publishes across an international field.
(For publications prior to 2012 please see individual staff research profiles)
Blyton, G. (2014) Capricious Waters, Northern Territory Historical Studies : A journal of History, Heritage and Archaeology Issue No 25/2014, Darwin
Donovan, M. (2014) SSTAR Postgraduate Research Presentation, School of Education, University of Newcastle "Are we listening to the most disempowered voices, working with Aboriginal students"
Donovan, M. (2014) World Educational Research Association, University of Edinburgh, Edinburgh, United Kingdom "Using an Indigenous voice and Indigenous standpoint, to give a more complete understanding of Indigenous research."
Gruppetta, M. (2014). Critical Creativity: Collage as Research. The IAFOR North American Conference on the Arts & Humanities September 18, 2014: "Individual, Community & Society: Conflict, Resolutions & Synergy". Providence, Rhode Island, USA. ISSN: 2189-1052
Gruppetta M., Fletcher G., (2014). 'The Floating CORE: Indigenous Community as Pedagogical Practice', International Conference of Engaged Scholarship: Engage & Innovate for Sustainability, Wagga Wagga, 21 Jul 2014 - 23 Jul 2014.Engagement Australia.
Fletcher, G., Gruppetta, M., Gilbert, S., Conlan, D., Kelly, R., Chambers, B., Griffith, J. (2014). 'Speaking from our CORE: Reviving Indigenous Community as Pedagogical Practice.', International Conference of Engaged Scholarship: Engage & Innovate for Sustainability, Wagga Wagga, 21 Jul 2014 - 23 Jul 2014.Engagement Australia.
Maynard, J. (2014) 'Land, Children and Politics: Native Americans and Australian Aborigines 1900-1930', Journal of Australian Studies, Taylor & Francis, London.
Maynard, J. (2014) Marching to a Different Beat: The influence of the International Black Diaspora on Aboriginal Australia, Indigenous Networks – Mobility, Connections and Exchange, Routledge, London.
Maynard, J. (2014) Garvey in Oz: The International Black Influence on Australian Aboriginal Political Activism, Anywhere But Here: Black Intellectuals, The Atlantic World, University Press of Mississippi, Jackson (USA)
Maynard, J. (2014) True Light and Shade – An Aboriginal Perspective of Joseph Lycett's Art, National Library of Australia, Canberra.
Maynard, J. (2014) 'Captain Cook Came Very Cheeky You Know - James Cook an Aboriginal Appraisal', East Coast Encounters - Re-Imagining 1770, One Day Hill Pty Ltd, Melbourne, 16-21.
Maynard, J. (2014) 'Remembering Aboriginal Heroes - Book Review', Australian Historical Studies, Volume 45, Issue 1, 162
Perry, L. (2014). Is racism Imbedded in Australian Sport, Sporting Traditions 31(2):39-50 28 Nov 2014
Radoll, P. (2014) 'Cyber-safety and Indigenous Youth', Indigenous Law Bulletin, University of New South Wales, 8 (12) Sydney.
Fredericks, B., Clapham, K., Bainbridge, R., Collard, C., Adams, M., Bessarab, D., Andersen, C., Duthie, D., Ball, R., Thompson (Longbottom), M. and Daniels, C. (2014). 'Ngulluck Katitj Wah Koorl Koorliny/ Us mob going along learning to research together': Drawing on action research to develop a literature review on Indigenous gendered health and wellbeing ALARj-Action Learning Action Research Journal, 20(2): 89-113.
Blyton, G. (2013) A Guide to Presenting Indigenous Content in the Modern Education Classroom in Social Science and Human History, Journal of Modern Education, New York, volume 3,pp358-366
Blyton, G. (2013) Rum and corn pipes: the introduction of alcohol and tobacco into Aboriginal populations of the Hunter Region of central eastern New South Wales, Australia, in the first half of the 19th century, AlterNative: An International Journal of Indigenous Peoples, Volume 9, issue 4, pp296-308
Blyton G. (2013) Torrents of the Todd: a brief history of flooding in the Todd River and Alice Springs with a particular focus on the 1988 floodhttp://trove.nla.gov.au/work/181696085
Blyton G. (2013) Chapter 11 Sixteen-pound hammers, fettlers, shanties and railway tents: Demographic movement of Aboriginal people from rural to urban areas of central-eastern New South Wales in the assimilation era, 1940–69, p.171 Christine Hansen and Kathleen Butler (Editors) Exploring Urban Identities and Histories AIATSIS Research Publications 2013 @ Australian Institute of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies, Canberra
Gruppetta, M. & Mason, T. (2013). The universal appeal of Facebook ©: providing access to students from Australian Aboriginal communities. Chapter 13 In Patrut, B., Patrut, M. & Cmeciu, C. (eds) (2013). Social Media and the new academic environment: Academic challenges. IGI Global: Romania.
Gruppetta, M. (2013). "Revising metaphoric research imagery to reflect results". Fourth Asian Conference on Arts & Humanities. ACAH 2013. Ramada Osaka Hotel, April 4-7, 2013. Virtual conference attendance
Luke, A., Cazden, C., Coopes, R., Klenowski, V., Ladwig, J., Lester, J., Woods, A. (2013). A summative evaluation of the Stronger Smarter Learning Communities Project 2013 Report. Brisbane, QLD: Queensland University of Technology for the Department of Education, Employment and Workplace Relations (DEEWR).
Maynard, J, Aborigines and the Sport of Kings, Aboriginal Studies Press, Canberra, 2013
Maynard, J, Contested Space – the Australian Aboriginal Sporting Arena, Chris Hallinan and Barry Judd (Eds) Indigenous people, Race Relations and Australian Sport, Routledge, London, pp 73-82, 2013
Maynard, J, The Legacy of Jack Johnson on Aboriginal Australia, In C. Hallinan & Judd, B (Eds) Native Games – Indigenous Peoples and Sport in the Post-Colonial World, Emerald Books, London, pp 147-160, 2013
Maynard, J, Bodies on the Line: The Social and Physical Capital of Race Riding, In R. Cassidy (Ed) The Cambridge Companion to Horseracing, Cambridge University Press, Cambridge (UK) pp 83-93, 2013
Maynard, J, Tracking Back: parallels between the 1920s Aboriginal political movement and the 1972 Tent Embassy, In Foley, G; Schaap, A and Howell, E The Aboriginal Tent Embassy – Sovereignty, Black Power, Land Rights and the State, Routledge, London (UK), pp 84-97, 2013
Maynard, J, Awabakal Voices: The life and work of Percy Haslam, Aboriginal History, Volume 37, 2013
Maynard, J, Fred Maynard and Marcus Garvey – Storming the Urban Space, In C. Hansen & K. Butler (eds) Exploring Urban Identities and History, AIATSIS Research Publications, Canberra, 2013
Menzies, K. And Gilbert, S. (2013) Engaging Communities in Indigenous and non-Indigenous Voices Transforming Australian Social Work. Eds. Bindi Bennett, Sue Green, Stephanie Gilbert and Dawn Bessarab. Macmillan Publishers.
Burns, A., Burns, K., Menzies, K. and Grace, R. (2013) (4th edition) 'Strong State Intervention: The Stolen Generations', in Children, Families and Communities; Contexts and Consequences. Eds. Bowes, Jennifer, Rebekah Grace and Kerry Hodge. Oxford University Press
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Blyton Greg Michael, Ramsland John Allen, 'Mixed-race unions and Indigenous demography in the Hunter Valley of New South Wales, 1788-1850', Journal of the Royal Australian Historical Society, 98 125-148 (2012) [C1]
Cameron Elizabeth Jane, 'Aboriginal art - The fabric of cultural identity and healing: Mental health perceptions through Aboriginal understandings', International Journal of Mental Health Nursing, Darwin (2012) [E3]
George Reece Darryl, Nesbitt Keith Vincent, Donovan Michael Joseph, Maynard John Mervyn, 'Evaluating indigenous design features using cultural dimensions', User Interfaces 2012: Proceedings of the Thirteenth Australasian User Interface Conference (AUIC2012), Melbourne, Vic (2012) [E1]
Donovan Michael Joseph, 'It's all in the way we connect, the importance of relationships between Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal teachers and students', International Indigenous Development Research Conference. Keynote Speakers: Biographies and Abstracts, Auckland, NZ (2012) [E3]
Gregson Robyn, Gruppetta Maree Michele, 'Making connections with the student's world', Connecting with Science Education, Oxford University Press, South Melbourne, VIC, 21-54 (2012) [B2]
Hine Alison, Butler Kerry, Garlin Francine, Gruppetta Maree Michele, Gunawardana Upul, Lazar Noor, Salamonson Yenna, Sanson Michelle, Sundmacher Maike, 'First year advisors: An institutional innovation for transition and retention of first year higher education students', 15th International First Year in Higher Education Conference, Brisbane, QLD (2012) [E3]
Kelly Raymond Frederick, 'Remembered words', Nelson Aboriginal Studies, Nelson Cengage Learning, South Melbourne, VIC, 64-73 (2012) [B2]
Lester John Henry, 'Education', Nelson Aboriginal Studies, Nelson Cengage Learning, South Melbourne, VIC, 171-189 (2012) [B2]
Theroux Pamela, Tonnes Megan, Lester John Henry, 'Reform leadership: How school leaders socially construct the conditions & the practices of school reform in Indigenous school contexts across Australia', AARE 2012 Conference Proceedings & Program, Sydney, NSW (2012) [E3]
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Definición de prognosis en inglés:
sustantivo (plural prognoses /prɒɡˈnəʊsiːz/)
1The likely course of a medical condition: the disease has a poor prognosis
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- He suffered many medical complications and his prognosis was poor.
- Follow up is needed to see if the children's poor prognosis is improved and criminality prevented.
- Once clinical cardiovascular disease develops, these patients have a poorer prognosis than normoglycemic patients.
1.1An opinion, based on medical experience, of the likely course of a medical condition: it is very difficult to make an accurate prognosis
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- These questions are required to be answered with a medical opinion and a prognosis taking into account the plaintiff's injuries and the degree of his recovery.
- This makes diagnosis and prognosis based on genetic abnormalities difficult for most malignancies.
- Generating an accurate prognosis is a difficult task under the best of conditions.
1.2A forecast of the likely outcome of a situation: gloomy prognoses about overpopulation
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- With so many matches being lost to flooding and the prognosis that the situation is likely to get worse in the short term, one answer to the problem of suitable venues for matches might be to use canals.
- The good news is that while a gloomy prognosis for European manufacturing is unfolding, we are by no means in the initial stages of a stagflationary impulse.
- The gloomy prognosis makes some sense because office rents and vacancies are traditionally trailing indicators of the broader economy.
forecast, prediction, projection, prognostication, prophecy
rare prognostic
Mid 17th century: via late Latin from Greek prognōsis, from pro- 'before' + gignōskein 'know'.
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The Green Mile
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Parents need to know that this movie has a horrifyingly graphic execution scene. Talk to teens who see the movie about Coffey's wish to be put out of his misery, which could be seen by sensitive kids as an argument in favor of suicide.
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In THE GREEN MILE, Paul Edgecombe (Tom Hanks) is a Depression-era Louisiana prison guard. His responsibility is the prisoners on Death Row, called "The Green Mile" because of the color of the floor between the cells and the electric chair. New prisoner John Coffey (Michael Clarke Duncan) is a huge black man convicted of raping and murdering two little girls. He is a gentle man with a mysterious power to heal. Edgecombe treats the prisoners with kindness, partly because it is the best way to maintain order, but also because he is a fair and compassionate man. In sharp contrast, another guard is petty and cruel, and a far more evil man than any of the prisoners.
Is it any good?
This is a thoughtful, intelligent movie with outstanding direction. The plot veers into melodrama at times, with at least one coincidence that is overly convenient, but the humanity of the guards keeps the movie on track most of the time. Hanks is the American ideal, just, kind, capable, decent. Bonnie Hunt's performance as Edgecombe's loyal, wise, patient, and very loving wife is a pleasure to watch. Doug Hutchison is terrific as Percy, the nephew of the governor's wife who is assigned to work for Edgecombe, and whose combined arrogance and insecurity lead to disaster. And Michael Clarke Duncan is deeply moving, showing us both Coffey's innocence and his dignity.
It's pretty easy to make a movie where the hero saves the Earth from asteroids or blasts the bad guys into smithereens, because those kinds of battles give us lots of very cool stuff to look at. It's a lot harder to make a movie like this one, holding our attention with heroism in small moments and unlikely places. Teens, who often feel that the problems of the world are too overwhelming to address, can learn from this movie that a small courtesy can have an enormous impact.
Families can talk about...
Families can talk about the idea that a person might have an extraordinary talent to heal, where that power might come from, and what the responsibilities and burdens might be. Must that ability be accompanied, as it is in John Coffey, with the agonizing experience of "feeling the pain of the world?" Can a person be a healer without experiencing the pain he relieves in others? Must a person whose entire existence is about healing be willing to destroy? What can be healed, and what can not? And why set this story on Death Row? The characters tell us that "What happens on the Mile stays on the Mile. Always has." What rules are different in these direst of circumstances, and why?
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Before making a decision about testing, you should clearly understand how the results of the test may affect your life. Consider how the test results may influence your decisions. If testing will not change any of your decisions, you may feel the test is not worth doing.
- Fetal genetic testing may detect a serious disease or disorder, such as Down syndrome, that will greatly impact your child's life and the lives of caregivers. A pregnant woman who is considering genetic testing may want to consider her ethical, social, and religious beliefs to help her determine the actions she would take if test results show a genetic disease.
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The finished measurements for this purse are: 14" across x 8" high x 5" deep. The strap drop is 14".
I designed this striped bag thinking that it would be perfect for pretty much everything I want to do this summer. It's completely made of cotton, and it's not so big that I feel like I'm going to give myself back problems if a quick trip to Target ends up in a crazy adventure at Disneyland, or the beach, or detours into a fishing trip.
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The Alamo Drafthouse has quickly garnered a reputation as one of the greatest movie theaters in the history of mankind…or at least the history of movie theaters. With their signature events, ample food and drink selection, and strict no-talking policy, they make obsolete all tawdry multiplexes and completely redefine the movie-going experience. Here's what they're up to this week!
Alamo Drafthouse Guide (2/2-2/8): The Drafthouse Invites You Note All the Absurdity of 'The Notebook'
Thursday February 2nd
Moulin Rouge Sing-Along
Alamo Ritz 7:00pm
"Baz Luhrmann has given us a gift that will never stop giving and no matter how many times I've seen this movie in a theater, it never fails to give me goosebumps all over. So the Action Pack is putting its heart on its sleeve this February and inviting you to belt out all your favorite tunes, quote your favorite lines and flash your diamond rings while you shake your maracas at the Moulin Rouge Sing-Along. We'll have props for everyone to interact with the film as well as an IN THEATER Can-Can competition before the show. The greatest thing you'll ever learn is just to love and to be loved in return! Love is a many splendored thing! Love is like oxygen! So come out and take a deep breath of love this February at the Alamo Drafthouse."—Greg MacLennan via Drafthouse.com
Food & Film: Groundhog Day Dinner
Alamo Lake Creek 7:00pm
"No we won't be serving the same dish over and over again. But you're close. Chef John Bullington will craft each course using the same ingredients. Expect a tour-de-force from the master. Bill Murray pulls off one of the great comedic performances of all time in a film conceived written and executed specifically for him. What would you do if you had to live the same day over and over again? You or I would probably scream and go insane. Bill Murray, on the other hand, gets even funnier. It's hard to imagine anyone who hasn't seen this classic at least once. But ask yourself: isn't it time to see it again? The $30 ticket available on this page includes admission as well as the dinner."—Drafthouse.com
Love Bites Sing-Along
Alamo Ritz 10:15pm
"For [some] of us, Valentine's Day is a time to remember how we didn't even get the little 'I choo-choo-choose you' cards in our paper mailbox at the end of our desk in elementary school, even though it was a CLASS ASSIGNMENT to find one special thing about all of your classmates and write it on a Valentine. Seriously, Mrs. Shellhouse's third grade class? You can't find ONE THING to write on a Valentine to me? Fortunately, there is an entire genre of music made just for our pain, and it just happens to also be the most badass music ever: POWER BALLADS. When metal went glam, and glam boys needed radio hits to afford the fancy hair product they'd grown addicted to, they slowed it down a bit for the ladies and created the anthems that would become theme songs for an entire generation. We update this show a little bit every year, and this seventh year of LOVE BITES will prove to be the greatest yet. We'll hold lighters in the air and sway, we'll pound our fists at the sky in defiance of those who would dare not love us, and we'll do it all with teased hair and animal print tights on."—Henri Mazza via Drafthouse.com
Alamo Survivor's Tip: Groundhog Day is a holiday way too seldom observed with the appropriate pomp and circumstance. Enter the Alamo Drafthouse and their Groundhog Day Dinner. Do not wait until the event is sold out, and relive your mistake over and over, get your tickets now!
Friday February 3rd
Master Pancake: The Notebook
Alamo Ritz (thru 2/4) 7:00pm; 10:00pm
"Master Pancake whips out their giant Sharpie and scribbles all over The Notebook, the romantic movie sensation of the decade. For some of you, this is your chance to see without shame that movie everyone's been telling you about. For others, it's an excuse to see America's dreamiest bohunk, Ryan Gosling, in action. And this time he's dressed in old-timey 1940's outfits! Do want! Whatever your reason for coming, Master Pancake will turn this into a hysterical night you won't soon forget."—Drafthouse.com
The Late Show: Scott Pilgrim vs The World
Alamo Ritz 11:40pm
"Scott Pilgrim's life is so awesome. He's 23 years-old, in a rock band, 'between jobs,' and dating a cute high school girl. Everything's fantastic until a seriously mind-blowing, dangerously fashionable, rollerblading delivery girl named Ramona Flowers starts cruising through his dreams and sailing by him at parties. But the path to Ms. Flowers isn't covered in rose petals. Ramona's seven evil exes stand between Scott and true happiness. From the ever-changing tint of Ramona's candy-colored locks to the unmatched video game graphics, Scott Pilgrim Vs. The World is a ton of fun to watch."—Drafthouse.com
Alamo Survivor's Tip: All of the Master Pancake events are great, hell even the one last weekend when the power went out was hilarious, but few things are as amazingly side-splitting as their annual rip on The Notebook. You'll love the jokes they crack, and hate yourself if you miss it.
Saturday February 4th
The Late Show: Scott Pilgrim vs The World
Alamo Ritz 11:00pm
The Rocky Horror Picture Show
Alamo Village Midnight
Thrill to all the cheap laughs, cheap women, and cheap production values of one of the world's premier bad movies. Watching The Rocky Horror Picture Show in-and-of-itself is an event, but it takes on a whole new life when witnessed within the walls of The Alamo Village with loads of audience participation, dressed-up patrons, and general wickedness that has become a vital component to the film's meteoritic rise to cult film legend.
Sunday February 5th
Zzang!!!: Coming to America
Alamo Ritz 7:00pm
"Before Eddie Murphy fell into fat suit shenanigans and unwatchable family trash, he starred in the best African-prince-comes-to-the-free-world-to-work-at-a-fast-food-restaurant-to-meet-the-girl-of-his-dreams movie of the '80s! Arsenio Hall (whoopwhoopwhoop!) joins a colorful cast of characters (half of which are also played by Hall and Murphy thanks to make-up maestro Rick Baker) in this R-rated masterpiece. The barbershop scenes alone will shatter your funny bone into a trillion laughing pieces. I mean, this movie is so hilarious that James Earl Jones is funny in it…and that is one serious dude! And yes, of COURSE we'll have McDowells Burger Baskets available to purchase/ingest at this show, so come with an empty stomach and a barrel of yuks, 'cuz Prince Akeem is gonna bust out enough Sexual Chocolate to make your Soul Glow! Zzang!!!"—Drafthouse.com
Moulin Rouge Sing-Along
Alamo Lake Creek 7:00pm
Hecklevision: Burlesque
Alamo Ritz 10:00pm
"The Action Pack presents Burlesque in HECKLEVISION. Nominated for one Razzie and somehow three Golden Globes, The Action Pack is taking aim at Cher, Christina Aguilera, the eye-liner wearing pretty boy Cam Gigandet and America's favorite supporting actor Stanley Tucci (Sorry Stanley...we still love). Not since Glitter has a movie been as cliche-ridden and predictable with such a sense of overall cheesiness. And when a movie achieves all these cornerstones of the well-worn craft of awful, we feel it our duty--nay, obligation!--to ridicule it in a public forum with our texting devices."-- Greg MacLennan via Drafthouse.com
Alamo Survivor's Tip: The burgers at the Alamo are incredibly delicious. Coming to America is a classic comedy that has the very real ability to leave you sore from laughter. Do I really need to explain why a combo of the two is worth checking out? Didn't think so.
Monday February 6th
The Best of Sex Ed w/Owen
Alamo Ritz 7:00pm
"A rip roaring collection of some of the most bizarre sexual education films from the 1930's to modern day. Learn how premarital sex can lead to heartache, insanity, and explosive car accidents. View the creative ways Disney animates syphilis. Hum along with the '70s classic ballad 'VD is for Everybody!' Groove to the hard core abstinence rap. Seriously, this stuff is amazing! Owen Egerton will introduce the films and keep the night rolling. So get your ass down to the Alamo Ritz November 9th 7pm and re-educate yourself on the birds and the bees!"—Drafthouse.com
Zzang!!!: Coming to America
Alamo Ritz 7:30pm
The Big Lebowski Quote-Along
Alamo South Lamar 10:00pm
If you love the Cohen Brothers' tribute to shiftless losers with mad bowling skills and penchants for Creedence Clearwater Revival, this is the place to be. All your favorite one-liners from The Dude will flash across the screen to prompt your collective vocal worship of this masterful comedy.
Music Monday: 5 Sides of a Coin
Alamo Ritz 10:00pm
"Deconstructing the myth that hip-hop is merely 'rap music,' 5 Sides of a Coin is an overview of the worldwide phenomenon of hip-hop has become in the 21st century: a multi-billion dollar industry and a socially relevant culture with a profound effect on the mainstream. Featuring exclusive interviews and footage of hip-hop's pioneers, insiders, critics and fans, including Afrika Bambaataa, Grandmaster Flash, Jazzy Jay, Gil Scott-Heron, RunDMC, Jurassic 5, De La Soul, Dilated Peoples, Beat Junkies, Q-Bert, Mix Master Mike, The Pharcyde, DJ Spooky, and many more..."—Drafthouse.com
Tuesday February 7th
Girlie Night: Thelma & Louise
Alamo Ritz 7:00pm
"Usually at Girlie Night, we swoon over epic romance and giggle over our cocktails. But this month, we're unleashing our inner badass along with the ultimate renegades: Thelma & Louise! Role models of feminism and straight up awesome, these two ladies showed us all that women should never be underestimated, especially when they're driving a '66 Thunderbird convertible. Susan Sarandon and Geena Davis make the ultimate pair of feisty gals-turned-outlaws, drawling their way through a spree of terrible men, Wild Turkey and wilder times. Together, we'll fist pump through the ultimate road trip as Thelma and Louise teach us how to school sexist pigs, take control of our lives and go out in a blaze of glory. And speaking of glory, need I remind you of a young Brad Pitt's shirtless appearance in this film? Hot damn!"—Sarah Pitre via Drafthouse.com
TV at the Alamo: Glee
Alamo Village 9:30pm
"We'll be showing every new episode of the season where you can get giddy with your fellow Gleeks weekly. So start practicing your Schuester dance moves, warm up your vocal chords to out-sing Rachel, and get fabulous like Kurt, 'cause we're bringing the Glee."—Drafthouse.com
Terror Tuesday: Phantasm 2
Alamo Ritz 10:15pm
"Almost a full decade after shocking and befuddling audiences with cerebral nightmare epic Phantasm, writer/director Coscarelli unleashed this infinitely more amped-up braindamager. The elderly-but-omnipotent Tall Man (Angus Scrimm) has returned to devour entire towns, transforming select victims into dwarven fiends to aid in his latent enslavement of the Earth. Mankind's only hope lies with a bald ice cream vendor and a blowdried goof from an insane asylum. More gore, more goop and more chainsaw-wielding, automobile-crushing, house-exploding action than we'll see in another fright film until Hollywood wises the hell up, and I'm not holding my breath. The very best horror movies prove that the human body is a canvas and violence is the paintbrush, but Phantasm II's ambitious carnage wins a gold star for excellence in creative homicide. No worries if you're new to the series: a 30-second recap knocks things into place for the following 96 minutes of full-tilt transdimensional antihuman dementia!"—Zack Carlson via Drafthouse.com
Wednesday February 8th
AIGA Austin Presents Eames: The Architect and The Painter
Alamo Ritz 7:00pm
"The husband-and-wife team of Charles and Ray Eames were America's most influential and important industrial designers. Admired for their creations and fascinating as individuals, they have risen to iconic status in American culture. Eames: The Architect and the Painter, narrated by James Franco, is the first film to be made about Charles and Ray since their deaths — and the only one that peers deeply inside the link between their artistic collaboration and sometimes tortured love for one another."—Drafthouse.com
Moulin Rouge Sing-Along
Alamo Lake Creek 7:00pm
Girlie Night: Thelma & Louise
Alamo Village 7:00pm
Celebrity Guests: Tim & Eric's Billion Dollar Movie
Alamo South Lamar 7:30pm
"Stars and directors Tim Heidecker and Eric Wareheim will be in attendance for the February 8th screening at South Lamar! An all new feature film from the twisted minds of cult comedy heroes Tim Heidecker and Eric Wareheim ('Tim and Eric Awesome Show, Great Job')! Tim and Eric are given a billion dollars to make a movie, but squander every dime… and the sinister Schlaaangcorporation is pissed. Their lives at stake, the guys skip town in search of a way to pay the money back. When they happen upon a chance to rehabilitate a bankrupt mall full of vagrants, bizarre stores and a man-eating wolf that stalks the food court, they see dollar signs—a billion of them. Featuring cameos from Awesome Show regulars and some of the biggest names in comedy today!"—Drafthouse.com
Weird Wednesday: Catherine & Company
Alamo Ritz 9:30pm
"Lets talk about the French. There's a lot of animosity directed towards France from many Americans. Look closely at the reasons: they wouldn't let us fly over their country to bomb some brown people. They opposed the war on Iraq in the United Nations for some crazy reason. They work 32 hours a week. They drink more wine and eat richer food than anyone on earth but stay thin by walking, bicycling and [making love] constantly. They respect American jazz music and honor our greatest artists in a way that should make us feel ashamed. I don't know about you, but considering all the evidence I'd like to give France a trophy for #1 nation on earth. They certainly make the best sex films. This one is described as one big excuse for having the willowy beauty (and Serge Gainsbourg inamorata) Jane Birkin take off her clothes again and again as she plays a woman so desirable that she actually legally incorporates her body and starts stacking francs. Excuse accepted! Written by Catherine Breillat (Romance, Sleeping Beauty)."—Lars Nilsen via Drafthouse.com
Graveyard Shift: House of the Devil
2/2 10:00pm
"Ti West is one of the most interesting horror filmmakers working today. By balancing a healthy respect of classic horror with a brave desire to break new ground, West has quickly established himself at the top of the class when it comes to the genre. Now, to celebrate the release of West's new film The InnkeepersTHE INNKEEPERS, you'll get into House of the Devil absolutely for free."—Drafthouse.com , we're bringing one of his modern classics out from the vault with a special screening of The House of the Devil. Based on the Satanic panic of the '80s, The House of the Devil is a tribute to classic slasher and haunted house films of yore, with Jocelin Donahue playing a broke young college student who learns the hard way that not all babysitting jobs are created equal. A tense, stylish thrill ride that will have you gnawing past your nails and chewing your fingers to the bone, The House of the Devil is a must- see for fans of horror. And, as a special bonus, if you pre-order a ticket to our weeklong run of
Action Pack: The Last Boy Scout
2/4 7:30pm
"One's a deadbeat private detective, the other's a disgraced former NFL quarterback. But when they team up together there's no murder they can't solve or pro sports corruption they can't unearth. Long before Shane (Lethal Weapon, Kiss Kiss Bang Bang) Black was writing and directingIron Man 3, he was turning out action movie gems for the likes of Arnold Schwarzenegger, Bruce Willis and Mel Gibson. Black was hot off of Lethal Weapon 2 just as the stars of Tony Scott (Top Gun), Bruce Willis and Damon Wayans aligned, and the world was blessed with The Last Boy Scout. They truly don't make them like this any more, and so The Action Pack is loading up the pyro rig and inviting you out for an evening of in-theater explosions, violence, friendship and topless dancers. Not to mention the fact that we'll be giving every audience member a gun and a handful of caps to unload at the bad guys. If you run out of caps, you can always jam a palm into your neighbor's nose because the goal of this game... is to survive."—Greg MacLennan via Drafthouse.com
Big Screen Classics: Gone with the Wind
2/5 2:00pm
"The highest grossing film of all time? E.T.? Nope. Star Wars? Guess again. Avatar? Uh-huh. No, Victor Fleming's technicolor adaptation of Margaret Mitchell's great American novel Gone with the Wind is the original and still reigning ultimate blockbuster. The legendary story of the trials and tribulations of the beautiful and tempestuous Scarlett O'Hara during one of the most turbulent periods in American history is the very epitome of a Big Screen Classic: unforgettable characters in a captivating story, surrounded by magnificent scenery meant to be experienced larger-than-life on the glorious big screen. And so it is with great pride that we present this stunning new digital restoration for Alamo audiences to feast their eyes upon. Lovers of cinema, as God as our witness, you'll never have to go hungry for this classic again!"—Drafthouse.com
Only at the Alamo: Anime
The Alamo Drafthouse provides a welcome haven for fans of Japanese animation. Samurai swords must unfortunately be checked at the door.
Moulin Rouge Sing-Along
2/2 7:00pm
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Girlie Night: Thelma & Louise
2/5 4:30pm; 7:30pm
Spurs Game
2/6 7:00pm
"Come see the San Antonio Spurs on the biggest Sony HD screen in town! Admission is free and all ages are welcome. Enjoy $3 domestic draft special and full at your seat service throughout the game!"—Drafthouse.com
Only at the Alamo: Anime
2/6 7:30pm
Action Pack: The Last Boy Scout
2/7 7:00pm
Spurs Game
2/8 7:00pm
Hecklevision: Burlesque
2/2 7:00pm
The Love Bites Sing-Along
2/5 7:00pm
80s Insanity: Coming to America w/McDowells Burgers!
2/7 7:00pm
80s Insanity: Coming to America w/McDowells Burgers!
2/2 7:00pm
The Love Bites Sing-Along
2/2 8:30pm
Big Screen Classics: Gone with the Wind
2/5 2:00pm
Big Screen Classics: Gone with the Wind
2/7 6:00pm
TV at the Alamo: Glee
2/7 8:00pm
Moulin Rouge Sing-Along
2/8 7:00pm
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It may look like it but I promise I don't eat out THAT much. I prepare most, if not all of my lunches before I head to work and for dinner…I usually wing it.
But I enjoy exploring some of Orlando's restaurants and sharin' them with y'all. Especially with Orlando being a hot tourist spot. If you've never been, you should definitely start planning a family trip or getaway with the girls. I've been to CRAVE 2 or 3 times before and have never been disappointed. I mean…just look at how delicious this pasta looks.


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And despite how it's typically depicted in old Hollywood movies, its population is also quite diverse. The native population still maintained a presence, settlers with European backgrounds are newly arrived to the area, resulting in a mix of people with Hispanic, African and Caucasian heritages. Chinese laborers have been brought in to lay down railroad tracks.
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Some of my professors demand very specific formats for papers typed up for their courses. I've created word templates (
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I already have a template for each of my classes, and have my files organized such that each class has its own directory. I would like to be able to specify a default save location for each template. I know how to set the general default save location for all documents, but I want to change it just for a specific template. Even if there were a way to have it save files generated by the template into the folder the template file resides in, that would be nice. Anybody have any ideas?


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Hello. I am trying to get rid of a white border that exists around cycling photos in IE8. The border doesn't exist in Firefox. Using IE Developer tools it seems as though the shortcode is generating an inline style which is applying a background of #f8f8f8.
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Toni Maree Cronk (born 27 March 1980 in Bankstown, New South Wales) is a field hockey goalkeeper from Australia, who made her debut for the Australian women's national team in October 2001 in the test series against New Zealand in Melbourne. Nicknamed Cronky she was a member of the Hockeyroos at the 2004 Summer Olympics in Athens, Greece and the 2012 Summer Olympics in London, Great Britain. The team ended up in fifth place in the overall-rankings on both occasions.
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text: Audley Harrison has been punished by Big Brother over the reasons he gave for nominating Kellie Maloney. After last night's first eviction, in which David McIntosh left the house, the housemates had to nominate for the first time and it was face to face. Audley nominated Kellie, later explaining to her he felt uncomfortable sharing the same bath-tub as her, because of her decision to transitiion from a man to a woman. When he tried to explain himself to her, Kellie was having none of it and spent the majority of yesterday in tears. Today however, after Audley was given the warning by Big Brother, he has apologised to Kellie, explaining that he and the rest of the boxing community are struggling with her decision, as in her past life, she was the famous boxing promoter Frank Maloney.


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I've created a front-end form which allows logged in users to change their name, email, and password. It uses the
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I am able to successfully change all these settings using this form. However, when I change the password, even though it changes successfully it gives me a series of error messages on the page:
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It generates an error for lines 717-734 and 690-692. Looking at the code, these are the lines that clear and then reset cookies, respectively.
I tried temporarily working around this by commenting out the calls to the cookie functions in the
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Just Sing The Damn Song!
If you missed it, on our recent SXSW preview show, I revealed one of the secret ingredients you can add to a song to get Bob Boilen to love it: speak singing. He's a total sucker for it. If an artist rattles off his or her lyrics in more of a spoken monotone than a sung melody (like Lou Reed), you can reel Bob in, hook, line and sinker.
Conversely, I can't think of anything that turns me off from a song faster. I don't want to mention any names, but let's just say albums by Leonard Cohen or the Joy Division or The Hold Steady aren't exactly the first records I reach for (all brilliant artists, just not my thing).
This is probably because of another difference between Bob's music listening habits and my own. He listens first for the lyrics and if the lyrics aren't strong, regardless of the music, he'll move on. I on the other hand listen first for melody and chord progression, followed immediately by instrumentation and production and then, lastly, the lyrics. Someone can sing names out of a phonebook and as long as the music and melody are awesome, I probably won't even notice. The further you get away from an actual melody, the closer you get to performance art. And I'm not a big fan of performance art.
But tell us what you think. We're looking to do a show about speak singing. Tell us your favorite songs that feature this (irritating-but-I-know-Bob-and-others-love) style and why you like them. We'll feature some of the picks on an upcoming edition of All Songs Considered.
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