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Talk about timing. Quite a few local bands have album releases pending for spring 2004, leaving many scenesters' hopes for indie-rock stocking stuffers in the coal pit. But where Chomsky, Pleasant Grove and The Polyphonic Spree have placed their fans in Christmas limbo, [DARYL] has flown in like a sweaty, skinny, new-wave Santa Claus with its Uneven Surfaces EP, which serves as both a teaser for its forthcoming album and a sign of better things to come. One listen to this EP should ease any worries about changes in [DARYL] personnel. The guitarwork, shared by former member Dave Wilson and newcomer Justin Wood, is as loud and adventurous as ever, and the addition of Angie Comley on keys and backing vocals is quite a treat. Her singing parts are sweetly supplemental rather than overbearing or Rentals-esque.
Uneven's acoustic version of "Rooms 31 & 30" is vastly different from the upcoming album's electronic counterpart, if not wildly superior. Lead singer Dylan Silvers strips down the song in highly un-[DARYL]-like fashion, and when Comley's coos and Silvers' growls battle each other in singing, "There's no way to make them understand we are the way we are," "Rooms" gets to sounding like the coolest campfire song this side of "Puff the Magic Dragon." On the louder side, "The Make" quickly jumps from the Wedding Present to Fugazi to the Pixies (if those bands had synthesizers, anyway), but by song's end, the influences melt into each other, resulting in a distinctly [DARYL] sound. This track, along with the skank-inspiring "Natalie W." and the re-recorded single "Jenny," reveals a confidence previously unheard on their albums. The balls-out sound is terrific, although it's unclear whether the band or the production is to blame. The only flaw on this EP is the title track, which, while solid, pales next to its EP-mates. Oddly enough, it's the only song direct from the new album. Is [DARYL] hiding its best until the release of Ohio, or is the band lousy at picking B-sides? Either way, the EP is a promising sneak peek and a cheap stocking stuffer. At four bucks, you might as well.
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The Regents couldn't buy a basketball in the first half. They fell behind 35-13. They spent the rest of the night trying to dig out of that hole.
Danny Fair scored 30 points and grabbed 12 rebounds, but he was the only Regent in double figures.
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Alabama plays Clemson in the national championship game Monday night.
Here is what is being said nationally in advance of the game:
Clemson to discuss contract extension, raise with Dabo Swinney (ESPN)
Five keys to the CFP title game (ESPN)
Clemson thinks it can run against Alabama's grumpy defense (ESPN)
Calvin Ridley vs. Mackensie Alexander a title game matchup to watch (ESPN)
More than meets the eye with Nick Saban, Dabo Swinney (ESPN)
Coaches explain how to beat No. 1 Clemson and No. 2 Alabama (SI)
Details for ESPN's megacast of the CFP title game (SI)
Five keys to Alabama beating Clemson in the CFP national championship (CBS Sports)
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Bill Maher Says "America's Not Number One!"
A lot of triumphalists want to keep alive the idea that America is at the forefront of everything, the same rah-rah spirit that's inflated our egos and sometimes has us coming off downright piggish in our world views.
But comic observer Bill Maher disagrees.
"Really?" says Bill.
"Always waving the big foam number one finger.
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"We're not number one in most things.
"We're number one in military. We're number one in money.
"We're number one in fat toddlers, meth labs, and people we send to prison.
"But we're not number one in literacy, in money spent on education.
"We're not even number one in social mobility.
"Social mobility means basically the American Dream, the ability of one generation to do better than the [one before it].
"We're tenth.
"That's like Sweden coming in tenth in Swedish meatballs!"
According to Larry King's book Truth Be Told, the above remarks were made in response to Mitt Romney's book, No Apology: The Case For American Greatness.
But Romney's book actually acknowledges that America's lost its tracking in certain areas and proposes ways to fix that so we can be strong again (including higher starting pay for teachers).
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49 takeaways listed for Langold over 7 categories
Chinese Takeaways in Langold
Darnley Buildings, Rossington, DN11 0TS
Doncaster Road, Hodsock, Worksop, S81 9QH
The Arcade, Worksop, Long Ln, S81 9AN
29 Kilton Hill, Worksop, S81 0AP
406 Gateford Road, Worksop, S81 7BP
200-204 London Road, Sheffield, S2 4LW
Muglet Lane, Rotherham, S66 7NA
98-102 Flanderwell Lane, Sunnyside, Rotherham, S66 3QT
185 Worksop Road, Aston, Sheffield, S26 2ED
103 Carr House Road, Doncaster, DN1 2BD
73 Copley Road, Doncaster, DN1 2QP
55-57 Sheffield Road, Rotherham, S60 1DA
11 Worksop Road, Sheffield, S26 4WA
36 Bridge Street, Mexborough, S64 8AP
Indian Takeaways in Langold
20 High Street, Bawtry, DN10 6JE
107 Scrooby Road, Nottinghamshire, Doncaster, DN11 8JN
192 Bawtry Road, Wickersley, Rotherham, S66 1AA
102 Carolgate, Retford, DN22 6AS
116 High Street, Maltby, Rotherham, S66 7BN
Market Pl, Bawtry, Doncaster, DN10 6JL
2 Baldwin Avenue, Doncaster, DN5 9BG
13 Sheffield Road, South Anston, Sheffield, S25 5DT
Fish and Chips Takeaways in Langold
31 Shireoaks Common, Shireoaks, S81 8NN
108 Kilton Hill, Worksop, S81 0AZ
7 Prospect Precinct, Worksop, S81 0RS
Doncaster Road, Langold, Worksop, S81 9QH
5 Nursery Road, North Anston, Sheffield, S25 4BS
145 Laughton Road, Dinnington, Sheffield, S25 2PP
33 Lordens Hill, Dinnington, Sheffield, S25 2QE
Fried Chicken Takeaways in Langold
shirebrook, NG20 8BL
10 Station Road, Treeton, Rotherham, S60 5PN
Centenary Way, Rotherham, S60 2XA
43 Gateford Road, Worksop, S80 1DZ
Thorne Road, Doncaster, DN2 5DX
Pizza Takeaways in Langold
736 Chesterfield Road, Norton, Sheffield, S8 0SE
294 Prince of Wales Road, Sheffield, S2 1FF
Broughton Ln, Sheffield, S9 2EP
23 Barnsley Road, Goldthorpe, Rotherham, S63 9LS
Attercliffe Common, Sheffield, S9 2YZ
Sandwich Shop and Takeaways in Langold
13 Potter Street, Worksop, S80 2AD
224 Sandringham Rd, Doncaster, DN2 5JE
Long Ln, Carlton in Lindrick, Worksop, S81 9AN
8 Thorne Road, Doncaster, DN1 2HS
Longacre Close, Holbrook, Sheffield, S20 3FR
Other Takeaways in Langold
2 Doncaster Road, Hodsock, Langold, S81 9RY
2 Lawn Road, Worksop, Carlton in Lindrick, S81 9LB
2 Thievesdale Cl, Worksop, S81 0XS
Celtic Point, Worksop, S81 7AZ
Long La, Worksop, Carlton in Lindrick, S81 9AP
Top chinese takeaways in Langold
The Arcade, Worksop, Long Ln, S81 9AN
brilliant food best round this area by far
11 Grosvenor Road, Bircotes, Doncaster, DN11 8EY
Best take away in Harworth
Muglet Lane, Rotherham, S66 7NA
Disgusting service, very rude people. I will not be ordering from them again!! If you ...
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107 Scrooby Road, Nottinghamshire, Doncaster, DN11 8JN
The food in this Restaurant is fantastic, I've had a few in my time but ...
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5 Nursery Road, North Anston, Sheffield, S25 4BS
Very good food
31 Shireoaks Common, Shireoaks, S81 8NN
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119 Scrooby Road, Harworth, Bircotes, DN11 8AD
Best Fish and Chips we have ever had!!! We have been coming here for years/ ...
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langold fish bar tastes like the fish and chips you get at the seaside my ...
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57 Scrooby Road, Harworth, DN11 8JN
gaffa chicken wrap buzzin mate
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Long La, Worksop, Carlton in Lindrick, S81 9AP
A really pleasant chip shop. Excellent, friendly service from all the staff. Great tasting ...
Tickhill Enterprise Park, Tickhill, Bawtry Road, DN11 9EX
They delivered me a mix special The Donna meat was cold and hard I only ...
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Still waiting for my meal 1hr45mins later!
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Watermelon Popsicles
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|1 Cup (16 tbs) (Without Rind Or Seeds)
|Mint sprig
Blend watermelon with mint in blender.
Pour into popsicle molds.
This may also be served as a dessert sherbet.
Recipe Summary
Difficulty Level:Very Easy
Course:Fruit Dessert
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Nutrition Facts
Serving size: Complete recipe
Calories 50 Calories from Fat 2
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 0.26 g0.4%
Saturated Fat 0.03 g0.15%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 0 mg
Sodium 2.2 mg0.1%
Total Carbohydrates 12 g4.1%
Dietary Fiber 0.8 g3.2%
Sugars 10 g
Protein 1 g2.1%
Vitamin A 20% Vitamin C 22.7%
Calcium 1.6% Iron 2.7%
*Based on a 2000 Calorie diet
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Tara Skurtu's book to be published by Eyewear Publishing
Tara Skurtu, a former major in Latin American and Iberian Studies, will publish her book of poetry The Amoeba Game.
April 10, 2016
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Ann Blum Memorial
Please Join Us
Thursday, April 21st , 3-6pm
Campus Center, 2nd floor
Alumni Room, Room 2551
Celebrating the life and work of our Friend and Colleague
Ann S. Blum
RSVP by Friday, April 15th
Please feel free to invite UMB friends outside of CLA who may not receive this invitation.
Latin American & Iberian Studies Department has established the Ann S Blum Memorial Scholarship.
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April 6, 2016
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Portuguese Open House!
January 19, 2016
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Spring courses for Graduate Certificate
Calling all Teachers of Spanish!
It is not too late to enroll in UMass Boston's Latin American and Iberian Studies Dept. graduate courses – Spring 2016. Enroll NOW; face-to-face classes start Jan. 25th and online classes start Feb. 1 !!
Span 502 – Technology for the Spanish Language Classroom – Mondays, 7:00 – 9:45PM
Span 515 – LatAm Film for the Spanish Language Classroom – Online
Be sure to check your district's tuition-reimbursement policy. You may qualify!
Happy New Year!
December 4, 2015
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Professor Ann Blum Obituary
Dr. Ann S. Blum, Associate Professor and former Department Chair of the Latin American and Iberian Studies Department (2007 – 2012), passed away on November 28 at her home in Arlington, MA, 16 months after being diagnosed with ovarian cancer.
Professor Blum received her B.A. in American Studies at UMass Boston in 1986 after working many years as an archivist in the Museum of Comparative Zoology (MCZ) at Harvard University, teaching writing classes, and freelance editing. While at the MCZ she wrote a first draft of what became her award-winning book, Picturing Nature: American Nineteenth-Century Zoological Illustration (Princeton University Press, 1993). She went on from UMass Boston to complete a Ph.D. in Latin American History at the University of California, Berkeley (1998), and returned to our University in 2000 as Assistant Professor of Latin American Studies in the Department of Hispanic Studies (now the Department of Latin American and Iberian Studies) where she developed and sustained an exemplary career.
She often described herself as a social historian yet Professor Blum produced a scholarly body of work of broader scope moving easily across institutional, political, and economic methodologies. Her research examined childhood and adoption, connections among the urban poor and their children, family-oriented public policies and institutions, family practices and class formation, social reform, and nation formation. Her work has been published in multiple articles, essay collections, and monographs. Results are impressive when high-level scholarship is informed by a deep compassion. This kind of fusion lent a special weight to Professor Blum's work on working-class families and explains why it commands so much respect from her peers. Her ideas were fully developed in her second book, Domestic Economies: Family, Work, and Welfare in Mexico City, 1884-1943 (University of Nebraska Press, 2009), which received an Honorable Mention at the 2010 American Historical Association Conference on Latin American History for the Mexican History Book Prize.
Her subsequent research concerned the intersections of family life and identities with community and national narratives in Mexico. Using a rich collection of men's life writing, she began to explore the "intimate histories" of authors' daily work, social roles, childhood and affective lives within a world bound by family and community. She was seeking to elucidate masculine and paternal renderings of domestic space and family life.
Since 1999, Professor Blum served as a faculty member in the Oaxaca Summer Institute, a month-long graduate seminar on modern Mexican history and culture held in Oaxaca, Mexico. As her involvement with the seminar grew, she became co-director of one of the institute's major components dedicated to gender history, history of the family, and life writing. She had a lasting impact as a role model and mentor, influencing the ways in which dozens of graduate students conceptualized their research and developed their professional identities as students and later as faculty at various universities.
At UMass Boston, Professor Blum amassed an equally stellar teaching record. Her success and dedication are reflected in the courses she taught: "Latin America: Contemporary Society and Culture," "Food, Culture and Society in Latin America," "Latin American Popular Cultures," "Latin America Before 1800," "Reform and Revolution in Latin America," "Latin American Film," "Hispanics in Urban America," and "Modern Mexico," among others. Her skills as a teacher and mentor are evident in the high value students placed on her teaching, in the labor-intensive approach to student-centered teaching and her deep commitment to student advising.
On campus and beyond, Professor Blum was an exemplary colleague, generous with her time and ideas, and a model of supportive and critical engagement with the work of peers, students, and administrators. Her service record is a model of excellence and integrity. At UMass Boston she was widely known and respected as a firm defender of faculty governance, and of students' and workers' rights. She was often called upon to serve on complex and crucial committees: NEASC, General Education, Salary Anomalies, administrators' reviews, AQUAD reviews and all types of promotions. One of her major contributions was the reconceptualization and the academic and administrative transformation of the former Department of Hispanic Studies into a new and innovative Department of Latin American and Iberian Studies, where students approach the Latin American and Iberian world guided by scholars of different disciplines (history, translation, anthropology, literature, and linguistics). To help establish and support the newly created unit, Professor Blum mentored junior faculty, modeling and encouraging thoughtful service, solid teaching, sound advising, meaningful research and, above all, strict professional integrity.
Professor Blum's generous spirit, calm demeanor, gentle tenacity, unfailing integrity, courage, compassion, and sense of humor are ingrained in the fiber of the LAIS Department and are an indelible part of our institution. She will be deeply missed by all who knew her.
Ann Blum is survived by her husband Peter Taylor, her son Vann, her sister Pamela, her brother Tom, and a wide circle of family and friends. A public event to honor Dr. Blum's life and work will be held in spring 2016 at the University. Reflections that capture some aspects of having had Professor Blum in our lives can be viewed and contributed to at http://bit.ly/annblum.
The Department of Latin American and Iberian Studies is establishing a scholarship to honor her memory. In lieu of flowers please send a charitable gift to the University of Massachusetts Boston c/o "The Ann S. Blum Memorial Scholarship in Latin American Studies" to University Advancement, 100 Morrissey Blvd., Boston MA 02125, payable to "UMass Boston."
April 21, 2015
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Join us for the 2nd Latin American Studies Undergraduate Research Showcase
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Café Tertulia
As we did with great success last year, we are organizing the Cafe Tertulia again for the Spring semester. This is a excellent opportunity for Spanish learners on campus to practice their linguistic skills in a series of conversations focus on a range of current topics. The hour-long tertulia starts with a brief presentation on a current topic related to a different country in the Hispanic world, followed by lively and informal discussion.
This is the schedule for this semester's Cafe Tertulia. Each session will take place at the Spanish Resource Center, from 11 am – noon. Light refreshments will be served.
Wednesday, March 25 – Costa Rica
Wednesday, April 1 – El Salvador
Wednesday, April 8 – Spain
Wednesday, April 15 – TBD
Tuesday, April 28 – Colombia
Mark Schafer is co-coordinating the Café Tertulia. He can be contacted at email@example.com 617 287-7549. His office is M-4-610.
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This conversation class is ideal for students who have studied and/or know Portuguese, but they need to practice and learn vocabulary. This class will help students developing their oral proficiency in Portuguese and it offers a wide variety of Portuguese language training options to suit their availability and tutoring needs, whether they wish to learn Portuguese in a one-to-one with a trainer, you wish to learn Portuguese with a small group of students.
Audiovisual materials such as newspaper articles, music, film, and other authentic materials will be used in this course in order to promote opportunities for conversation.
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Somehow all the sturm and drang created by each new "accusation and bombshell" her opponents dream up, and the press jumps to report, ends the same; Hillary is never shown to have done anything wrong. She comes out of these made for TV crisis looking like what she is; a brilliant woman and good politician who gets things done.
Ratings are down at MSNBC, and as long as MSNBC invests in the wrong talent, it will stay that way. It is a sad day for informative, intelligent, and progressive news as one of my most favorite hosts, Joy-Ann Reid, gets her 2 p.m. show The Reid Report cancelled.
Fox News host Bill O'Reilly is denouncing a Mother Jones story that charges he has his own Brian Williams problem. The magazine accuses O'Reilly of ma...
During the late 1980s, my mother heard a radio report about an educational method called "homeschooling." At the time, it was framed as a predominantly religious response in the U.S. to the secularization of schooling. But what mom saw was an opportunity to spend more time raising her children in the way she believed to be best.
I'm continuously fascinated and puzzled by the public's zealous anger over situations that amount to nothing. Everything is not the end of the world. Do you know what is the end of the world? Zealous anger. This is what leads to road rage and spousal abuse and ISIS.
No, I don't live in New York; I'm not competing for press; I'm not trying to be the most liked or endorsed. Sure, I still have moments of frustration, but I'm focused on me. And I can honestly say I've never felt more comfortable in my skin.
Hillary is the opposite of a leader with bold ideas. At least the Republicans are raring to go with an agenda -- regardless of how ill-conceived.
The truth is that the online audience Obama was able to speak to trust Bethany Mota, Glozell Green, and Hank Green. They do not trust mainstream journalists. But for the mainstream media, rather than taking a look in the mirror, it is much easier to continue with what has become tiresome and played-out Obama bashing.
The official Republican National Committee all-expenses paid week-long travel junket, due this Saturday to fly 60-odd Republicans of the RNC to Israel, has come under heavy criticism.
Reaganomics, the plot to appease the rich and condemn the rest, got its comeuppance last week in President Obama's State of the Union speech. The president asked: "Will we accept an economy where only a few of us do spectacularly well?"
A remarkably packed media week certainly flowed from the massacre at France's Charlie Hebdo magazine and the hostage killings at the Porte de Vincennes HyperCacher kosher food store.
We are all ignorant; none of us have all the answers. That fact is not only a strong argument in favor of free speech and against those who would suppress it -- it is a spur toward greater wisdom.
Whenever Fox wants to bust on the shoes of unions they always bring up how union dues are collected. Unwilling members of the union are forced to donate to a union they don't like... It kinda sounds like cable consumers are forced to donate to television stations they don't like.
Hey -- we're not falling for the same hamster wheel trap again, where yet again another new year rolls around and one's guilty conscience from the long slide across the Thanksgiving table down to the last sip of bubbly forces us into the same New Year's resolutions yet again.
The challenge must be to extend your liberalism to uncomfortable depths that not only speak to today's crises, but stand the test of time for equality in future generations.
ince the news broke on this blog Nov. 6 that he was forming a "Stop Chris Christie PAC," former congressman Tom Tancredo has been on the interview cir...


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I knew before I even clicked the link, but you're referring to TEDx talks and not TED talks. Yes, there is a difference and it's huge. It's pretty much a guarantee that any woowoo shit will be a TEDx (the 'x' is probably for 'x'-tra crazay).


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A big welcome to all of our new students, parents, families and colleagues, and students returning into year 13 and 14. What a wonderful start to a new term. Lots of new faces, energy and enthusiasm, coupled with bright blue skies in early September.
In August 2016, our students at Durham Sixth Form Centre achieved excellent exam success. Over half of our A-Level entries achieved grades A*-B and our Average Point Score per student was above both National and Local Authority averages. Furthermore, our vocational courses were also tremendously successful - the vast majority of entries were at Distinction or Distinction* level, which, again, is well above National and Local averages.
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Toughest: Florida (Dec. 15), Diamond Head Classic (Dec. 22-25)
Next-toughest: Long Beach State (Nov. 19), at Clemson (Dec. 8), Oral Roberts (Dec. 18)
The rest: Charleston Southern (Nov. 11), UTEP (Nov. 15), Northern Arizona (Nov. 28), at Texas Tech (Dec. 1), Southern Miss (Dec. 4)
Toughness scale (1-10): 5 -- The Wildcats' tilt with Florida in Tucson could be one of the marquee nonconference games of the season. And the Diamond Head Classic boasts a solid field. After opening with ETSU out in Honolulu, look for Arizona to play NCAA tournament contender Miami in the semifinals and either Ole Miss or San Diego State in the title game if it makes it that far. Otherwise, the schedule is somewhat soft for a top-20-caliber squad. LBSU and Southern Miss were NCAA tournament teams last season, but both lost a lot.
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Toughness scale (1-10): 2 -- This almost looks like a schedule designed to help save the job of head coach Herb Sendek, who enters the 2012-13 season on the hot seat. Arizona State will play Arkansas and either Wisconsin or Creighton in Las Vegas. Otherwise, there isn't a high-level foe on the entire nonconference slate. DePaul and Texas Tech are both expected to finish near the bottom of their respective leagues. Maybe a gaudy win total will give ASU confidence entering league play?
Toughest: at Wisconsin (Dec. 2), UNLV (Dec. 9), Creighton (Dec. 15)
Next-toughest: at Denver (Nov. 16), DIRECTV Classic (Nov. 22-25 in Anaheim, Calif.), Harvard (Dec. 29)
The rest: CSU Bakersfield (Nov. 11), Pepperdine (Nov. 13), Drake (Nov. 22), UC Santa Barbara (Dec. 18), Prairie View A&M (Dec. 22)
Toughness scale (1-10): 7 -- The Golden Bears' schedule is anything but soft with games against Wisconsin, UNLV and Creighton -- all of whom should enter the season in the Top 25. Cal will also be tested at home by Harvard and on the road against a dangerous Denver team. The DIRECTV Classic field is a bit underwhelming, although a title game matchup between the Bears and Saint Mary's could be entertaining.
Toughest: Charleston Classic (Nov. 15-18), Colorado State (Dec. 5), at Kansas (Dec. 8)
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Toughest: Global Sports Classic (Nov. 23-24), Nevada (Dec. 31)
Next-toughest: Vanderbilt (Nov. 16), at UTEP (Dec. 19)
The rest: Northern Arizona (Nov. 10), Portland State (Nov. 12), Jacksonville State (Nov. 19), Texas-San Antonio (Nov. 29), Arkansas-Pine Bluff (Dec. 1), Idaho State (Dec. 8), Nebraska (Dec. 15), Houston Baptist (Dec. 22)
Toughness scale (1-10): 4 -- It's understandable that third-year coach Dana Altman would schedule somewhat soft as he tries to develop confidence in his players and generate fan support for his program. Still, it's not as if this slate is completely void of marquee games. Oregon will travel to UNLV and get either Iowa State or Cincinnati the next night in the Global Sports Challenge. And Nevada will be in the mix for the Mountain West title.
Toughest: 2K Sports Classic (Nov. 15-16 in New York), vs. Kansas (Nov. 30 in Kansas City)
Next-toughest: New Mexico State (Nov. 11)
The rest: Niagara (Nov. 9), Montana State (Nov. 25), Grambling State (Dec. 8), at Portland State (Dec. 12), Chicago State (Dec. 16), Howard (Dec. 19), vs. San Diego (Dec. 22 in Las Vegas), Towson (Dec. 29), Texas-Pan American (Dec. 31)
Toughness scale (1-10): 3 -- Other than a showdown with Kansas in Kansas City, the Beavers' schedule won't do much for the excite-o-meter. They'll face Alabama and either Purdue or Villanova in the 2K Sports Classic at Madison Square Garden. Purdue and Nova are both down. New Mexico State will contend for the WAC title and could give the Beavers some trouble in Corvalis. Oregon State can't afford any upsets in any of its other nonconference games, though, if it wants to be taken seriously.
Toughest: Battle 4 Atlantis (Nov. 22-24), at NC State (Dec. 18)
Next-toughest: Cal State Fullerton (Nov. 12), Belmont (Nov. 18), at Northwestern (Dec. 21)
The rest: vs. San Francisco (Nov. 9 in Oakland, Calif.), Alcorn State (Nov. 15), Seattle (Nov. 28), Denver (Dec. 2), UC Davis (Dec. 15), Lafayette (Dec. 29)
Toughness scale (1-10): 7 -- Any team in the Battle 4 Atlantis gets extra points in this rating. The field is loaded and might go 8-for-8 in terms of NCAA tourney teams. Stanford opens with Missouri there and will then face either Louisville or Northern Iowa. Duke and Memphis are on the other side of the bracket. North Carolina State will open the season ranked in the top 10 and Northwestern will be an NCAA tournament bubble team (again).
Toughest: Legends Classic (Nov. 19-20), vs. San Diego State (Dec. 1 in Anaheim, Calif.), vs. Texas (Dec. 8 in Houston), Missouri (Dec. 28)
Next-toughest: Long Beach State (Dec. 18)
The rest: Indiana State (Nov. 9), UC Irvine (Nov. 13), James Madison (Nov. 15), Cal Poly (Nov. 25), Cal State Northridge (Nov. 28), Prairie View A&M (Dec. 15), Fresno State (Dec. 22)
Toughness scale (1-10): 9 -- Not many teams in the country boast a nonconference schedule as challenging as UCLA's. If the Bruins get by Georgetown in the semifinals of the Legends Classic in Brooklyn, they'll likely face national title contender Indiana the following evening. Missouri and San Diego State are both Top 25 caliber teams and Texas could be, too, by the end of the season. Shabazz Muhammad & Co. will have plenty of chances to play on the big stage.
Toughest: Maui Invitational (Nov. 19-21), San Diego State (Nov. 25), at New Mexico (Dec. 5), Minnesota (Dec. 8)
Next-toughest: Long Beach State (Nov. 13), at Georgia (Dec. 22), Dayton (Dec. 30)
The rest: Coppin State (Nov. 9), at Nebraska (Dec. 3), UC Riverside (Dec. 15), UC Irvine (Dec. 20)
Toughness scale (1-10): 8 -- Trojans coach Kevin O'Neill has a history of scheduling tough in the nonconference, and this season is no different. USC opens the Maui Invitational against Illinois and will likely face Texas in the next round. North Carolina, Butler or Marquette could await in the third game. San Diego State is a top-15-caliber team and New Mexico features one of the toughest road environments in the country. This could be one of Tubby Smith's best Minnesota squads.
Toughest: at BYU (Dec. 8)
Next-toughest: at SMU (Nov. 28), Boise State (Dec. 5)
The rest: Williamette (Nov. 9), Sacramento State (Nov. 16), Idaho State (Nov. 21), Central Michigan (Nov. 23), Wright State (Nov. 24), at Texas State (Nov. 30), SMU (Dec. 18), Cal State Northridge (Dec. 21), College of Idaho (Dec. 28)
Toughness scale (1-10): 1 -- Teams coming off of a 6-25 season shouldn't be expected to schedule a tough nonconference slate, so we'll cut Utes coach Larry Krystkowiak a break this season -- and probably next season, too. The Utah Thanksgiving Tournament features Central Michigan, Wright State and Idaho State, all of whom had losing records last season. And yes, Utah is playing SMU two times, once at home and once on the road.
Toughest: Tip-Off Hall of Fame Classic (Nov. 17-18 in Uncasville, Conn.), Colorado State (Nov. 24), Saint Louis (Nov. 28), Nevada (Dec. 8), at Connecticut (Dec. 29)
Next-toughest: Loyola-Maryland (Nov. 11), Cal State Fullerton (Dec. 2)
The rest: Albany (Nov. 13), at Seattle (Dec. 13), Jackson State (Dec. 15), Cal Poly (Dec. 20), Northern Illinois (Dec. 22)
Toughness scale (1-10): 7 -- A Huskies team that appears to be in a transition year won't catch any breaks with its schedule. Lorenzo Romar's squad will play Seton Hall and either Ohio State or Rhode Island at the Mohegan Sun, and it'll also have a chance to avenge last season's blowout loss against Saint Louis. Colorado State and Nevada are also good enough to win in Seattle.
Toughest: CBE Classic (Nov. 19-20 in Kansas City), Gonzaga (Dec. 5)
Next-toughest: Idaho (Nov. 28)
The rest: Eastern Washington (Nov. 10), Utah Valley (Nov. 14), at Pepperdine (Nov. 16), Arkansas-Pine Bluff (Nov. 24), Portland (Dec. 1), Fresno State (Dec. 9), Jackson State (Dec. 13), Buffalo (Dec. 21), Idaho State (Dec. 29)
Toughness scale (1-10): 3 -- The Cougars will open the CBE Classic against Kansas in Kansas City and then face either Saint Louis or Texas A&M the following night. Could be a rough trip. Other than that, though, Washington State's only marquee nonconference game is the annual tilt with Gonzaga. With Ken Bone on the hot seat and Reggie Moore dismissed from the team during the offseason, this may be the perfect season to take things easy in the nonconference.


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Finding the right balance of self and traditional distribution is a complex decision. This session covers how to approach distributor relationships in a strategic way. First we'll look at implications for pricing and margins, taking all of your costs into consideration. Next is evaluating your options, deciding who to work with, and how to approach them. Finally, once you're in, how to most effectively work together to maximize sales.
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Learn cheese making from an expert. With over 40 years of experience, Dale Baumgartner is Oregon's most experienced cheese maker. He is responsible for the production of numerous award winning cheeses. This is your chance to understand what it takes to consistently make top quality cheese. Although the cheese session is focused on Cheddar production, this is an opportunity to learn about cheese making techniques that apply to all cheeses. Attendance in this session is capped so you have time to ask questions about many topics such as milk quality, starter culture, phage, impact of variations in protein content, or which parameters of your cheese recipe must be kept constant and which can fluctuate slightly without impacting final cheese quality.
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I need a project like this one that was posted before which you bid on, but I need it with added features, such as to allow the users to be able to use Google or other account to make outbound free call to the U.S.
I also want to be able to load advertizing; these added features should work like TALKATONE, [url removed, login to view]
I am posting the project you bid on below
Thank you
Ringo2k@[url removed, login to view]
Reff: "Project ID:1509101
Project Type: Cell Phone app (Dialer)
Fixed Budget:$250-$750 USD
Project Description:
Dear Team,
I would like to have a Mobile Voip dialers that would be compatible with all the mobile operating systems like Symbian, Android, IPhone, Windows Mobile and Blackberry for VOIP Block county, specially for UAE/Oman with a crystal clear voice .
1:- Must have tunnel/ Encryption Algorithm to bypass ISP blocking, Tunnel must b install at separate server , like Linux/windows
2:- Application should be with Branding option so we can genarate brand or can be use didffrent different sip server
3. Must work with any standard SIP server
5:- Other standard features like Balance disply , Call history etc..
6- Call control (Speaker, hold, conference, call forwarding,, ... etc)
Please don't Bid if you are new in this field.
Waiting for prompt response
Skills required:Android, C++ Programming, iPhone, Mobile Phone, VoIP
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