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Newark is far from being the stereotype of the dorm-suburb, sleeping and hidden by the shine of New York and you don't need to get on the train to gain access to concerts, plays, restaurants and shops. There is a lot to do in this city, immensely marked by Portuguese presence, but whose origin goes back to the 17th century. Its proximity to the Atlantic lowers the effects of the climate, marked by humidity and cold winters. Temperatures can remain negative, but the snow does not stay for many days. In the summer, the heat is intense and in July and August, there are many days where temperatures surpass 30 degrees, with high levels of humidity. Spring and autumn are both a pleasant time to visit Newark. There are plenty of options to travel inside the city and to visit New York or other places around it. Railway services are assured by three companies: Path (www.panynj.gov/path), Amtrak (www.amtrak.com) and NJ Transit Train (www.njtransit.com), where you can also find buses. Newark Trolley (www.newarktrolley.com) makes the connection to leisure and commerce areas, while Newark Light Rail mainly serves the downtown area, linking it to the railway stations of Newark Penn and Broad Street.


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quote:Dylan Moses of Baton Rouge, La., is verbally committed to LSU and will be the main attraction at the annual youth football showcase, which features 48 of the nation's top eighth-grade players. Moses, who is already 6-foot, 205 pounds and runs a 4.4-second 40-yard dash, made national news when he committed to the Tigers after being offered a scholarship last summer at their camp.
quote:Pitting the nation's top 7th and 8th graders against one another in an all-star format, the Eastbay Youth All-American Bowl brings together the top youth talent. This year, the Bowl returns to the Alamodome in San Antonio on Sunday, January 6, 2013, and will once again be webcast live on www.footballuniversity.org and www.allamericangames.tv. The Eastbay Youth All-American Bowl consists of two East vs. West all-star games, one for the top 35 7th graders with no weight limit and a second game featuring the top 35 8th graders with no weight limit. Also returning this year is the USA-Canada Youth Bowl. It hopes to surpass the contests of the previous two years, which the teams have split.
quote:Nephew is playing for team NWLA
quote:Rummel has a kid in this game as well. Big running back Devin Hutton
quote:Really Les has an official offer to an eight grader?
quote:7th and 8th graders in an all-star game? The recruiting game just gets weirder and weirder.
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Summer at Lake Como?
William Degouve de Nunques painted Lake Como at twilight while on his honeymoon, which he could afford to stretch out over several years.
But whether that's apparent by looking at it is questionable. It is certainly the case that the period after his marriage to artist Juliette Massin was highly productive.
In that time he developed into a master of the night piece, a characteristic theme of the Belgian symbolist movement to which Degouve belonged. At the exhibitions in the salons of Brussels, the symbolists were impressed by the 'nocturnes' of American-English painter James Abbott McNeill Whistler. And there was a lively interchange with poets and writers such as Verhaeren, Maeterlinck and Rodenbach, whose work evoked images of moonlit landscapes.
The symbolists concentrated on fantasy and spirituality and on a higher dimension that lies hidden behind our visible reality. Degouve's night scenes show a mysterious, shrouded world. They are removed from the sharpness and precision of daylight, which leaves nothing to the imagination. He painted Lake Como at the moment when the sun no longer radiates warmth or energy and only briefly still illuminates the facades of the houses on the water's edge. The painting is immersed in many shades of blue, the colour of dreams. A mysterious light glows in some of the houses. There are no people.
Mr and Mrs Degouve also visited Venice on their journey. The night pieces he made there must have seemed, even then, somewhat at odds with the prevailing Baedeker image of a city swathed in dancing sunlight. Rather, they could have been the decor for the dwarf serial killer from Daphne du Maurier's novel 'Don't look now' or for the ominous sultry heat of Thomas Mann's 'Tod in Venedig'.
The Kröller-Müller Museum is showing Degouve's night pieces – and an important selection from his whole oeuvre – throughout the summer. As yet, this summer has been far from warm, let alone sultry. But in the Kröller-Müller, at least, it is another Sweet Summer. For the seventh year the sculpture garden provides the decor for theatre, music, performances and much more. The Sweet Summer Nights are on 14 and 28 July, with a children's afternoon on 11 August. After that, it will remain summer at Lake Como for a long time.
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The College News Volume I. No. 17 BRYN MAWR, PA., FEBRUARY 18, 1915 Price 5 (Nuts CALENDAR FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 19 8 p. m.�Lactureon'Tbe Dawn of An" by Dr. George Gns( MaeCurdy, of Vale. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 20 8 p.m.�I^-itiu<> mi "Women and Eco- nomic-;" by Mrs. Charlotte Perkins Oilman. SUNDAY. FEBRUARY 21 Flrat Sunday In Lent 0 p. m.�Vespers. S|x\ikcr, C. S irgent, '15. 8 p. m.�Chupel. Preacher, Dr. Francis Brown, President of tlic Union Theological Seminary. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 22 Intcr-class Water Polo match g lines begin. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 24 7.30�Mission and Bible rlas.-e-;. 8.30�Dcacone-s Goodwin's cl iss on Church Work. ___H 9.30�Mid-week meeting of tl.c C. A.' Leader, C. Dowd, 1& THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 25 Faculty Tea to tie Graduate Students Denbigh. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 26 8 P. M.�Dramatic Hccilnl by Mr. Samuel Arthur King, for llie l>ciictit of the Belgian relief fund. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 27 8.30�Address to the (iraduate Club by l*rofcs>or li. A. Overstraet, OFFICIAL NOTICE PRESIDENT THOMAS SPEAKS ON WOMEN AND WAGNER DR. M. P. SMITH OUTLINES VOCA- TIONAL CONFERENCE Students In the French and German oral tutoring; classes will be examined at Easter, and those who succeed in passing; will be excused from the classes for the remainder of the semester. MRS. GILMAN WILL SPEAK TO LIBERAL CLUB On Saturday evening, at eight o'clock. Mrs. Charlotte Perkins Gilman will lec- ture in Taylor Hall on "Woman and Eco- nomics." For a number of years Mrs. Gilman has been the leader and inspira- tion of the woman's movement in Amer- ica. She is the Ellen Key of American feminism. In her books, "Woman and Economics." "A Man-Made World," "The Home," and other works, she has set forth her doctrines, which are now grad- ually coming to be accepted by thinking men and women, but which, at the out- set, seemed startling, revolutionary and dangerous. She has been devoting her energies to the cause so consistently that her word is generally regarded as Im- portant, if not authoritative. There will be general discussion after the lecture, and Mrs. Oilman will be glad to try to answer all questions which the audience cares to ask. I have concluded to close the modern world poets with Wagner. Wagner is the one great genius of modern times that has given us some idea of the mu- sical dramas of Greece anil Rome, for he believed, like the Greeks, that popu- lar legends treated with all the resources of poetry, music and acting, become the possession of a whole people. Wagner has done this work for our generation. He was born in 1813. in That wonderful period in which so many geniuses were born or were alive. He died in 1883. at seventy, having recreated for us many of the old meiihrval legends. In speak- ing of Shelley I said that "Epipsychld- ion" was the most wonderful of love poems. As a poem it is the most won- derful, but it cannot compare in emo- tional effect to the opera of "Tristan and Isolde." Wagner took the wonderful mediaeval love legend and made it into the most overwhelming love tragedy that can be imagined. The greatest of medi- leval and modern poets have tried their hand on this legend. You will And in "Tristan and Isolde" Wagner's philos- ophy in its fullest development. Wagner was very much influenced by the phil- osophy of Feuerbach and Schopenhauer. "Tristan and Isolde" is permeated by the view that love is the complete real- ization of life and the complete negation of the wish to live. As we know from Wagner's letters, "Tristan and Isolde" represented the most intense love of his life. He regarded the woman he was in love with at that time as his inspira- tion. In the "Ring" he has embodied the greatest of mediaeval legends, the legend of Sigurd, the Volsnng, in its Norse form. In "Lohengrin" he has given us the Cupid and Psyche story of the working of human curiosity against the prohibition of a higher being and the ruin wrought. "Tannhauser" gives the legend of the mediaeval godde-- of love. The "Flying Dutchman" treats the famous legend of the flying Dutchman He has taken the greatest religious legend of the mediaeval world and em- bodied it in his "Parsifal." "Parsifal" contains some of the most glorious re ligious music that our generation can imagine. Wagner has made the IkfMdl of our race live for us. We owe him. as poet and as musician, an overwhelm- '< unlimited cm Pat* -') The fourth annual Vocational Confer- ence will be held in Taylor Hall on Satur- day morning. March 27th, between the hours of ten and one o'clock. There will be short addresses, not exceeding fifteen minutes each, by women who are actively engaged in the business or vocation they represent. A schedule of the order of. the speeches and the time when each will be delivered will he posted in Taylor Hall before the Conference, so that stu- dents who do not wish to remain through- out the morning may hear any speech in which they are especially interested. The names of the speakers will he announced later; the subjects are as follows; Land- scape hardening, Scientific Farming, Ad- vertising, Journalism, Law, Medicine, Secretarial Work, Social Work, Tea-Room and Lunch-Room Management. The College lias invited the speakers to. lunch in Pembroke. The members of the senior class and the graduate stud- ents who are interested in meeting any of the speakers are invited to coffee in Pembroke at half-past one o'clock. Stu- dents who wish for more detailed infor- mation about any of the subjects of the Conference may arrange for short inter- view's with the speakers in the afternoon by notifying the chairman of the Stu- dents' Employment Committee, Miss A. Werner. Denbigh Hall, before March 27th. The first Students' Conference ou "Vo- cations for Women," was suggested *y the committee of the Association of Col- legiate Alumnae on Vocational Appoint- ments for College Women, and was held at Snjith College In the spring of 1911. Bryn Mawr sent' a delegate, and repre- sentatives met from most of the Women's Colleges in the East. The speeches, dis- cussions and personal interviews proved so helpful to students who were planning to earn their living, or who intended to devote some of their time to volunteer so- cial work, that similar conferences have been held regularly in most of the wo- men s colleges since that year. Smith, \\ ellesley and Mt. Holyoke have voca- tional meetings once a month, conducted hy Miss Florence Jackson, manager of the Bureau of Occupations in Boston. The committee on Vocational Oppor- tunities or the A. C. A. of which Mrs. Martin. 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I had one really not-good game. I came back to the hotel and he [his father] was on Skype. My mother called first and said, 'Your father wants to talk to you.' So he moved my mother away, and he yelled at me for like 30 seconds. I understood him, and then he said, 'I'm done.' And he was gone. The next game I got my first shutout.


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WASHINGTON – The Justice Department said Sunday that it is looking into the shooting death of Trayvon Martin to determine whether federal prosecutors will file criminal charges for possible civil rights violations now that George Zimmerman has been acquitted in the state case in Florida.
The department opened an investigation into 17-year-old Trayvon's death last year but stepped aside to allow the state prosecution to proceed.
In a statement, the Justice Department said the criminal section of its Civil Rights Division, the FBI and the U.S. Attorney's Office for the Middle District of Florida are continuing to evaluate the evidence generated during the federal probe, in addition to the evidence and testimony from the state trial.
Sunday, NAACP President Benjamin Todd Jealous started a petition calling for the Justice Department to open a civil rights case against Zimmerman in the shooting death of Trayvon, but experience has shown that it's rarely easy getting convictions in such high-profile prosecutions.
"The Justice Department would face significant challenges in bringing a federal civil rights case against Mr. Zimmerman," said Alan Vinegrad, the former U.S. attorney in the Eastern District of New York. "There are several factual and legal hurdles that federal prosecutors would have to overcome: They'd have to show not only that the attack was unjustified, but that Mr. Zimmerman attacked Mr. Martin because of his race and because he was using a public facility, the street."
As to the last element, the confrontation between Zimmerman and the shooting victim occurred in a gated community, which may not fit the legal definition of a public facility.
Zimmerman's acquittal left many Americans wondering Sunday how the justice system could allow him to walk away from the fatal shooting. But the essential criteria for deciding the case came from the court itself, which told jurors that Zimmerman was allowed to use deadly force when he shot the teenager not only if he actually faced death or bodily harm, but also if he merely thought he did. And jurors heard plenty of conflicting evidence and testimony that could have created reasonable doubt.
Some Martin family supporters may never understand the gap between the legal basis for the acquittal and what they perceived as the proper outcome: Zimmerman's conviction for either second-degree murder or manslaughter.
"There is a difference between the law and what people think is fundamentally justice," said Barbara Arnwine, president and executive director of the Lawyers' Committee for Civil Rights Under Law, based in Washington.
Under Florida law, jurors were told to decide whether Zimmerman was justified in using deadly force by the circumstances he was under when he fired his handgun. The instructions they were given said they should take into account the physical capabilities of both Zimmerman, 29, and Trayvon. And if they had any reasonable doubt on whether Zimmerman, a neighborhood watch volunteer, was justified in using deadly force, they should find him not guilty.
"Beyond a reasonable doubt" is the highest standard of proof prosecutors face in American criminal courts. It means the jurors believe there is no other logical explanation for what happened than the defendant is guilty. If faced with two plausible explanations for what happened, jurors are supposed to acquit.
"The danger facing George Zimmerman need not have been actual; however, to justify the use of deadly force, the appearance must have been so real that a reasonably cautious and prudent person … would have believed the danger could be avoided only through the use of that force," the instruction read.
Jurors refused to talk with reporters after the verdict about how they reached their decision Saturday night. Their names are being kept secret until Judge Debra S. Nelson lifts an order protecting their identities.
After the verdict, State Attorney Angela B. Corey said the use of deadly force is often one of the toughest areas of the law for prosecutors. Gov. Rick Scott appointed her office to the case a few weeks after the shooting when local prosecutors didn't press charges. She said that when a victim shoots a suspected robber or rapist, the use of deadly force is clearly justifiable but that in cases such as Zimmerman's, the lines get blurry.
"That's why this case was unique, in a sense, and that's why this case was difficult," she said.
The acquittal touched off mostly peaceful demonstrations nationwide, with protesters calling it a miscarriage of justice. Church services and street protests ranging from a few dozen to hundreds of people decried Trayvon's death as a tragedy made worse by a flawed verdict.
In New York City, protesters at a massive gathering in Union Square hoisted placards bearing Trayvon's picture. In the Florida city where the trial took place, teens wearing shirts bearing his picture attended a youth service.
In Oakland, Calif., one demonstration ended in vandalism in the hours after Saturday's verdict. A protest in Los Angeles was broken up by police firing beanbag rounds.


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Vertical sleeve gastrectomy is surgery to help with weight loss. The surgeon removes a large portion of your stomach.
The new, smaller stomach is about the size of a banana. It limits the amount of food you can eat by making you feel full after eating small amounts of food.
You will receive general anesthesia before this surgery. This will make you sleep and keep you pain-free.
The surgery is usually done using a tiny camera that is placed in your belly. This type of surgery is called laparoscopy. The camera is called a laparoscope. It allows your surgeon to see inside your belly.
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Your surgeon will remove most of your stomach.
When you eat after having this surgery, the small pouch will fill quickly. You will feel full after eating a very small amount of food.
Weight-loss surgery may increase your risk of gallstones. Your doctor may recommend having a cholecystectomy (surgery to remove the gallbladder) before your surgery or at the same time.
Gastrectomy - sleeve; Gastrectomy - greater curvature; Gastrectomy - parietal; Gastric reduction; Vertical gastroplasty
Weight-loss surgery may be an option if you are very obese and have not been able to lose weight through diet and exercise.
Vertical sleeve gastrectomy is not a quick fix for obesity. It will greatly change your lifestyle. You must eat healthy foods, control portion sizes of what you eat, and exercise after this surgery. If you do not follow these measures, you may have complications from the surgery and poor weight loss.
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Vertical sleeve gastrectomy has most often been done on patients who are too heavy to safely have other types of weight-loss surgery. Some patients may eventually need a second weight-loss surgery.
This procedure cannot be reversed once it has been done.
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Your surgeon will ask you to have tests and visits with your other health care providers before you have this surgery. Some of these are:
If you are a smoker, you should stop smoking several weeks before surgery and not start smoking again after surgery. Smoking slows recovery and increases the risk of problems. Ask your doctor or nurse for help quitting.
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Your doctor, nurse, or dietitian will recommend a diet for you. Meals should be small to avoid stretching the remaining stomach.
The final weight loss may not be as large as with gastric bypass . And this may be enough for many patients. Talk with your doctor about which procedure is best for you.
The weight will usually come off more slowly than with gastric bypass. You should keep losing weight for up to 2 to 3 years.
Losing enough weight after surgery can improve many medical conditions you might also have. Conditions that may improve are asthma, type 2 diabetes, arthritis, high blood pressure, obstructive sleep apnea, high cholesterol, and gastroesophageal disease (GERD).
Weighing less should also make it much easier for you to move around and do your everyday activities.
This surgery alone is not a solution to losing weight. It can train you to eat less, but you still have to do much of the work. To lose weight and avoid complications from the procedure, you will need to follow the exercise and eating guidelines that your doctor and dietitian gave you.
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Richards WO. Morbid obesity. In: Townsend CM, Beauchamp RD, Evers BM, Mattox KL, eds. Sabiston Textbook of Surgery. 19th ed. Philadelphia, PA: Elsevier Saunders; 2012:chap 15.
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If you fancy a relaxing weekend break, some retail therapy or cultural and sporting excitement, Cheltenham offers everything you could possibly want from a destination. A large part of Cheltenham Town Centre is within a conservation area of outstanding national importance and you'll see the Regency town houses with their stucco facades and a rich patterning of intricate ironwork balconies surround a leafy Promenade and historic squares. There are also award-winning gardens which are the legacies of the original Regency pleasure plus a selection of top quality shops and restaurants. Cheltenham today has a very cosmopolitan feel which is complimented by its historic architectural setting.
If you want to escape from the bustling town the beautiful countryside is in all directions. The Cotswolds surrounds Cheltenham with Stratford to the north, Bath to the south and the Forest of Dean to the west with the picturesque Wye Valley.
Cheltenham offers an excellent selection of entertainment venues including the Town Hall, Pittville Pump Room, Everyman Theatre, Bacon Theatre, The Playhouse and The Centaur. The town is also popular for its Festivals including Cheltenham Food & Drink Festival, Cheltenham Music Festival, Cheltenham Cricket Festival, Ballroom Dancing Festival, Greenbelt and The Times Literature Festival. A particular draw is Cheltenham Racecourse with the world famous Cheltenham Gold Cup.
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Rising to the Top: Brandon Hellem
Brandon Hellem is a true Rush success story. After starting out with Rush as a U13 player on our Nemesis (A1 Third Level Team), he is now a U15 player on our Nike team. Please see below for a few questions with Brandon on his development as a player and his journey to the top team.
Was it always your goal to be pushed up to higher lever teams or did you just enjoy playing?
I have always enjoyed playing soccer and it is my goal to get to the highest level I can.
What do you think are the biggest game differences from both Nemesis to Swoosh and then Swoosh to Nike?
When I played on Nemesis, it was mainly just playing and having a good time. When I moved up to Swoosh, it had a more competitive feel to it. The speed of play was quicker and the other players had a drive to win. So far this season on the Nike team I have really enjoyed how the game has a more complex take to it. Passing and game speed both increased, what a great experience so far.
How have you changed as a player over the last 2 years?
I have stepped up my game more and adapt to the situation when needed. I feel that I make the smart decisions when they are needed. My comfort level using both feet has increased, but I still prefer my right foot.
What did you do personally to improve your game?
On the off days of practice i would go out and run up my street and around the block to build up my stamina. That was very helpful for game play. I also gave 100% at practice and did not take it easy. I tried to use both feet as much as i could to benefit me. Getting touches on the ball whether it's juggling or just dribbling increased my control with the ball.
What advice would you give to a player who aspires to be moved from A1 or Swoosh to a higher ranked team?
Any players that want to move up should always give it there all in whatever they are doing, you still want to have fun playing, but take it serious. You should keep motivated and don't lose hope that you won't get moved up. getting more practice time is also very important. Practice with the higher level teams allows you the opportunity to play at a different skill level. Coaches are looking for players who are involved and want to improve.
How has Rush Pkes Peak helped you along the way?
Rush has afforded me the opportunity to show my potential. The coaches have taught me a lot along the way. The players on my teams have made it an enjoyable experience as well as the DOC coaches. I was never denied an opportunity to practice with the upper level teams. The coaches were always supporting me during good and bad situations.
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Mentor Graphics Announces Multicore Solutions for Symmetric and Asymmetric Multiprocessing
WILSONVILLE, Ore., April 22, 2010 - Mentor Graphics Corporation (NASDAQ: MENT) today announced the Mentor Embedded™ Nucleus® SMP (Symmetric Multiprocessing) technology and support for the Multicore Communications Application Programming Interface (MCAPI) standard for inter-processor communication (IPC), established by the Multicore Association. These Mentor Graphics technologies provide a comprehensive solution for developers of multicore and multi-OS designs for both symmetric and asymmetric multiprocessing (SMP and AMP) deployments.
The Nucleus SMP technology is an evolution of the Mentor Graphics® Nucleus Plus real-time operating system (RTOS) and was developed in close collaboration with ARM. The addition of the Mentor Graphics SMP technology creates a scalable solution enabling seamless migration of application code across the whole range of ARM® processors from Cortex™-M series processors through to the high end Cortex-A series processors. Mentor was able to develop this highly-optimized version of Nucleus SMP using the ARM RealView Compilation Tools and validate the Nucleus SMP solution on the multicore ARM Cortex-A9 MPCore™ processor using the ARM Versatile Express Cortex-A9 quad core development board and the ARM Fast Models Cortex-A9 simulator.
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Nucleus SMP leverages the full range of Nucleus OS middleware including the Mentor Embedded Inflexion™ User Interface (UI), networking stacks for wired and wireless communication, security, USB, and file systems.
Nucleus RTOS and Linux for MCAPI Support with Asymmetric Multiprocessing
The Mentor Graphics MCAPI solution supports both Nucleus and Linux operating systems enabling a standard interface for communication and synchronization between multiple OSs running in asymmetric multiprocessing (AMP) designs. Thus, AMP designs can leverage the standard Android- and Linux-rich feature set while the Nucleus RTOS can manage the hard real-time or safety-critical requirements.
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"Our acquisition of Embedded Alley last year has allowed us to integrate Linux and Android open source for technology development, like our Nucleus SMP and MCAPI support," said Glenn Perry, general manager, Mentor Graphics Embedded Software Division. "Our multicore and multi-OS capabilities further demonstrate our continued strategy of providing the most innovative embedded development products and services to help our customers and partners become more successful."
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The New Residential Graduate Student Welcome Brunch is an event for all new resident graduate students as an introduction to The Graduate School at Liberty University. The event offers a unique opportunity for new students to meet their professors, program directors, administration, peers, and student service departments such as Financial Aid, Student Affairs, and more. This is a mandatory event for all new resident graduate students.
The Welcome Brunch consists of a Meet & Greet with faculty from a variety of departments, an introduction from Dr. Douglas Mann, the Dean of The Graduate School, and keynote University speakers to inform our new students about what to expect during their time at Liberty University with tips on how to succeed as a graduate student. New students will also have the chance to build relationships with and ask questions of The Graduate School faculty and staff. Lunch will be provided.
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SOMERSWORTH — Winter indoor youth soccer on Saturday mornings with coach Connie Roy will take place Jan. 12 through Feb. 16, 9-9:45 a.m., ages 3-4; 10-11 a.m., ages 5-6; 11:15 a.m.-12:15 p.m. ages 7-10. Sessions will be held at the Works Health and Fitness Center. Call or or stop by the program desk to register 603-742-2163, ext 41 Seacoast Spartans tryouts on Jan. 5
PORTSMOUTH — The Seacoast Spartans AAU basketball tryouts will be held Saturday at the New Heights gym in Portsmouth (100 Campus Ave.). Corey's Field House benefit on Jan. 19
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DOVER — Dover Recreation announces the next session of fitness classes to kick off the New Year. New session dates are available for Muscle Power, Interval Toning, Beginner and Intermediate/Advanced Yoga as well as Zumba classes. All classes begin in early January and are held in our fitness studio at the McConnell Center in downtown Dover. For information on dates, times, instructors and prices, please visit the website at www.dover.nh.gov/rechome.htm or call 603-516-6401 for more information!
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DOVER — The skills clinic is being held the FOUR Sundays in January: Jan 6, 13, 20 and 27. All sessions are from 2-5 p.m. and all are at the Dover Middle School, except the last Sunday which is being held at Dover High School (same time). Seacoast United indoor programs
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This small bottle contains something quite extra-ordinary inside. This is Balsamico Tradizionale di Modena extra vecchio which literally means "extra old" and is the highest level of balsamic quality in Italy.
This balsamic is made by the Biancardi family just outside of the city of Modena. They use the must of their own grapes to create the beautiful balance of this balsamic with a deep agro-dolce (sour sweet) flavor with complex, rounded notes that can only be developed over years of aging in mulberry, cherry, juniper and chestnut barrels.
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Monterey Bassinet Bedding
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Tuck your newborn into our sweet and sturdy bassinet. Satin-stitch trim on the soft cotton percale bedding gives it a tailored style. An embroidered khaki chain runs around the fitted interior and the pleated crib skirt.
- 37.5" wide x 22.5" long x 38.5" high
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- Rolls on locking casters and includes waterproof mattress pad.
- Bedding (sold separately) is tailored from pure cotton pique and is detailed with a classic, satin-stitched embroidered frame of color against a white ground.
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quote:Germany: 46.5% Spain: 30.2% Brazil: 11.6% Portugal: 9.3% France: 2.3%
quote:United States: 25.0% Italy: 20.5% Croatia: 15.9% Honduras U-23's, Japan and Sweden: 9.1% Columbia: 6.8% England: 4.2%
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quote:And the winner is...the United States!
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Larkin Hi-Lo Changing Table
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Our Larkin Hi-Lo Changing Table features beveled edges and a rich, nuanced stain for an heirloom-quality look. Designed for years of use, it transitions easily from changing table to dresser.
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- Dresser Cabinet: 15" wide x 19" deep x 23" high
- Dresser Drawer (3): 31" wide x 18" deep x 7" high
- Small Top Drawer (1): 11.5" wide x 15" deep x 5" high
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Thread: The Crow (Spoilers)
May 25th, 2005, 12:08 PM #1
The Crow (Spoilers)
They look very good. I can't wait for it to come out, those four chapters were just not enough!!! When will we be able to get a date to look forward to for the Crow to come out?
I loved Irc he is very cute!! Am I right in thinking he is a white crow? But he sounds much more intelligent than the birds that Maerad listens to that sounded like those seagulls on Finding Nemo. Also I think Hem and Zelika may end up having a thing for each other or is that just me?Last edited by Leonie; May 25th, 2005 at 12:23 PM.
May 25th, 2005, 06:55 PM #2
Ah, romance, romance! My lips are sealed... Yes, Irc is a very intelligent crow, and crows are intelligent birds. As I said on another thread, I had magpies (Australian magpies are a kind of crow) as pets when I was a kid, and they were very funny, individual creatures, and very smart. I guess Irc is based on them, with a bit of spin (obviously real crows can't talk). I've tried to make him as crow-like as possible.
Glad you liked the chapters, Leonie. I do feel good about this one. The pub date is not set in stone yet, but expect it around May next year.
May 27th, 2005, 06:35 AM #3
So there is a possibility about Hem and Zelika then Hurray!! You never know about those crows you had as pets though, they may have been talking to you all the time and you were just unable to understand what they were saying because you don't have the speech!! lol
May 31st, 2005, 10:51 AM #4
Next Year??!!!
Oh my LIGHT!!! NEXT YEAR!!!NEXT YEAR!!! How am I gonna survive that long??? Ok, calm down bx, calm down...
June 1st, 2005, 11:39 AM #5
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Next Year!?!
that is sooooooooo not fair!
Alison, does any1 in ur family gt 2 read ur books b4 they should actually com out, or do they nd 2 wait???
~Eamane Elendil
June 1st, 2005, 03:38 PM #6
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Hey i told ya that a year was a long time 2 wait!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
June 1st, 2005, 04:38 PM #7
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We have a year to wait for the nxt one...oO eee...I only jst finished the riddle (YaY - absoulutely (did i spell th@ right?) fabtastic! ALmost died at one particular part though! and now i want more! Oh well, another year to wait lol
June 1st, 2005, 05:45 PM #8
Okay everyone, let's all calm down... remember, we are putting a lot, a LOT of pressure on Alison... so let's all breathe deeply...and painfully suffer the emptiness we are going to suffer for the next year!!!!!!!!! AHHHHH!!!!!!!!
PS. Sorry Alison if we are putting you under stress and pressure. We don't mean to.
PPS. I would just like to apologise in advance for any crazy actions or comments I'm going to make in the next year until The Crow is out...After all, it is very easy to go mad without a good book to calm you down.................fdhcuywkrft187945762596870943 8yhrheghv7thniuhyr£%"%^*%)(&%^$"£................. ...........................
June 1st, 2005, 07:12 PM #9
When you're as old and sage as I am, a year seems way too quick...
I don't feel stressed, just gratified that you like the books that much! And I wish The Crow could come out straightaway!
June 2nd, 2005, 07:26 AM #10
We want The Crow! We want The Crow! We want The Crow! We want The Crow! lol sorry that just had to come out!
June 2nd, 2005, 04:42 PM #11
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its june now isnt it? so thats 1 month down..........*counts*......*2 minutes later* 11 2 go is that any better really i mean come on just send us all a book (ill pay wat ever u want)
June 3rd, 2005, 03:37 PM #12
Does Irc sought of symbolise Hem?
June 3rd, 2005, 08:42 PM #13
Well - Hem and Irc are friends because they're kind of similar. Maybe they symbolise each other!
June 4th, 2005, 11:24 AM #14
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Does Irc sought of symbolise Hem?
Well - Hem and Irc are friends because they're kind of similar. Maybe they symbolise each other!
June 4th, 2005, 06:20 PM #15
Yep. I know what you mean.


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