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Eagles dominant in 55-17 win over North Dakota
CHENEY, Wash. - You don't need as much offense when your special teams create such great field position.
Or score points, as in the case of redshirt freshman Shaquille Hill, whose 99-yard kickoff return for a touchdown sparked Eastern Washington University to a 34-point first-half outburst in a 55-17 Big Sky Conference football victory over North Dakota Saturday (Oct. 6) at Roos Field in Cheney, Wash.
Eastern's 38-point winning margin was its best since a 52-13 win over Montana-Western on Aug. 31, 2007, and the largest versus a NCAA Football Championship Subdivision opponent since a 51-7 win over Weber State on Oct. 23, 2004. The 55 points the Eagles scored were their most since a 56-30 win at Sacramento State in 2009.
"That was obviously the most complete game we've played up to this point," said Eastern head coach Beau Baldwin. "You're talking about a North Dakota team coming in here with some good ball games under their belt. North Dakota is a good team. I'm just proud of our team in all areas. Every unit made a ton of plays."
Eastern won the total offense battle 458-325, but that didn't matter as much as EWU's short TD drives of 24 and 57 yards to open a 34-17 lead at halftime, despite having one yard less on offense than UND. Eastern had a 236-102 advantage in offense in the second half
The Eagles, ranked seventh in this week's Sports Network NCAA Football Championship Subdivision Top 25 poll, are 4-1 overall and 3-0 in the Big Sky Conference. North Dakota is 3-3 overall and 1-2 in its first season in the Big Sky Conference.
The victory sets up next week's showdown versus unbeaten and second-ranked Montana State on Oct. 13 in Bozeman, Mont. Kickoff is 12:40 p.m. Pacific time in a game televised live regionally by Root Sports. Montana State improved to 6-0 overall and 3-0 in the league with a 48-41 victory at UC Davis on Saturday.
The Eagles rushed for 290 yards, despite starter Jordan Talley missing the game with a concussion. Starter Quincy Forte finished with 72 yards and Demitrius Bronson came off the bench to register his first 100-yard outing as an Eagle with 118 yards and a touchdown on 13 carries.
The rushing output was Eastern's best since it had 307 versus Montana-Western in 2007, and the most versus an FCS opponent since running for 295 against Weber State in 2004.
Freshman redshirt quarterback Vernon Adams had an efficient and productive outing, completing 12-of-15 passes for 151 yards and four touchdowns in his third career start. His passing efficiency rating was an off-the-charts 252.6. Backup Kyle Padron relieved him and was 3-of-4 with a touchdown.
Receiver Brandon Kaufman fell short in his bid to record his sixth-straight 100-yard receiving outing, but he did finish with five catches for 47 yards and a pair of touchdowns. The first two catches of the day for Greg Herd were also touchdowns, as he finished with three grabs for 56 yards. Those were the first TDs of the season for the Eagle senior All-American.
"Greg Herd was someone who was going to explode at some point," said Baldwin. "Sometimes that's the nature of the receiver position. You can only control what you can control, and Coach (Junior) Adams always talks about how you have to always play a game within a game. Even if you are not getting balls thrown to you, how are you running your routes each week? What are you doing? It was a matter of time before he was able to come out and make some big plays, so it didn't surprise me. It's four or five games in a year sometimes before a guy explodes."
Defensively, redshirt freshman Jordan Tonani had a team-leading 11 tackles in his first start as an Eagle as an injury replacement for safety Jeff Minnerly (broken collarbone). Junior Allen Brown added 10 tackles and senior defensive end Jerry Ceja had 1 1/2 sacks.
The blowout win enabled Baldwin to clear his bench, something that made the game that much more fun for the Eagle regulars.
"They are all here for each other," said Baldwin. "They are close in the offseason, they are close in the summer, and they get excited. They get more excited seeing someone who doesn't get a lot of action out there getting some carries or making some plays than they do for themselves. That is part of what makes this group so special. It's part of being a great team. You have to have a group that is for each other and these guys are."
After UND scored on its first possession of the game, Eastern went on a 27-3 scoring run in a span of just over 15 minutes. Hill's touchdown return – Eastern's first since 2010 – sparked the Eagles to a 27-10 lead. After a North Dakota TD with 1:29 left in the half, Hill struck again with a 41-yard kickoff return to set-up an Adams-to-Herd TD pass with 13 ticks of the clock left.
Earlier in the quarter, a 26-yard punt return by Ashton Clark set-up a short 24-yard scoring drive.
In the second half, Eastern scored TDs on drives of 62, 41 and 56 yards to outscore UND 21-0 after halftime. The 41-yard drive was set-up by a UND fumble that was recovered by true freshman Jordan Pulu. The 56-yarder was also after a fumble that was forced by junior Allen Brown and recovered by senior Grant Williams.
Baldwin was impressed how the Eagles responded after UND's early score.
"Sometimes you are going to have that -- football is a long game," he said. "You can never get too high when you come out and jump on a team early because they'll make a run. And you can never get too low if they come down and get something on you. Coach (John) Graham and the staff did a great job after that first drive of making adjustments."


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From the time that Anton Bruehl set up a studio in 1926 through to its closure in 1966, advertising work was the mainstay of the business. The popular and critical success of his witty and elegant Weber and Heilbroner Fabric Group campaign in 1927–28 soon led to major assignments with other clients.
Photography was beginning to replace drawn illustration in magazine artwork in the 1920s and many of the top photographers, including other Clarence H White School alumni such as Paul Outerbridge and Ralph Steiner, turned their skills to producing stylishly modern images aimed at encouraging the appetite of the American public for consumer goods. By the 1940s, photography—and increasingly, colour photography—had become the chief form of magazine illustration.
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The annual Lesbian Gay Bisexual Transgender (LGBT) Awareness Week opens on Princeton's campus Thursday, Oct. 4, with a speech by James Dale, activist for gay civil rights and a former Boy Scout troop leader.
Dale, who had been an Eagle Scout and member of Boy Scouts of America for 12 years, was expelled in 1990 for being gay. His case was tried before the U.S. Supreme Court, which last year ruled 5-4 in favor of the Scouts. Dale will recount his story at 8 p.m. in Frist 302. The program will be followed by a reception.
Awareness Week events run at a variety of locations, day and night, through Oct. 11. Among the events are a guided trip to LGBT New York City; a reception for LGBT students of color; a film and panel discussion on African-American sexuality; a lunchtime discussion on international and cross-cultural perspectives of sexuality; and an Ally Project reception. The week culminates with a rally for National Coming Out Day in front of Frist Campus Center on Thursday, Oct. 11.
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To me Bossk was probably the coolest of the early POTF2 figures, but in the variation-crazed days of 1997 the "we got him right the first time" Bossk just seemed to get lost in the shuffle.
As for POTJ, Boss Nass and the Tusken Raider are two excellently crafted figures who's current status as pegwarmers is really hurting their appeal.


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I purchased 3 Gunners, and 1 of each of the 45-47. Southridge still had a few more of 45-47. I went to Nitro and found a couple of new cases. They had 41-44. They also had 37-40, but I purchased the two Gunners out of that case. I don't know if they had any more cases. Good luck.


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German sports car maker Porsche, a Volkswagen Group premium brand, set an annual sales record in the United States in 2015 with help from two SUVs: the brand's best-selling Cayenne plus the smaller, much-in-demand Macan, introduced in 2015. For the 2016 model year, Porsche focuses on upscale infotainment technology by offering an optional ultra-premium rear-seat entertainment system for its 4-door models.
Also, at the 2016 Detroit Auto Show, the car maker showed off its redone 2017 911 Turbo and 911 Turbo S—with 20 more horsepower, sharper design elements, and advanced driver-assistance technologies—that will bow during the 2016 calendar year.
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"Save America's Treasures" has been totally eliminated—the largest Federal program supporting preservation of such treasures as the original Star Spangled Banner and George Washington's tent.
65% of Americans don't know what happened at the Constitutional Convention, according to a recent survey by Newsweek.
The "Teaching American History" grants—the largest Federal program supporting history education—have been completely eliminated.
Visits to the Top 20 Civil War battlefields have dropped in half from 1970 to 2009 according to official National Park Service statistics.
40% of Americans can't identify whom we fought in World War II, according to a recent survey by Newsweek.
A quarter of Americans believe Congress shares power over U.S. foreign policy with the United Nations, according to a recent Annenberg survey.
"There is little that is more important for an American citizen to know than the history and traditions of his country," John F. Kennedy wrote in American Heritage.
The "We the People Program," which touched some 30 million students and 90,000 teachers over 25 years, has been completely eliminated.
Two-thirds of Americans could not correctly name Yorktown as the last major military action of the American Revolution, according to a recent national Gallup survey.
The National Heritage Areas and Scenic Byways program, the only major Federal program encouraging visits to historic places, has been completely eliminated in Congressional committee.
How Baron von Steuben used a tough winter to make a solid army out of a collection of untrained volunteers
On the first day of December, 1777, a group of four foreign gentlemen landed from the French ship Le Flamand at Portsmouth, New Hampshire. They had had a rough voyage, 66 days at sea diversified by a mutiny of the crew and three occasions when the vessel was on fire. But they were not traveling in search of comfort and safety: they had come to offer their services to the army of the infant United States of America. Read more »
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Last fall, when the December issue of AMERICAN HERITAGE was being prepared for the printer, the Editors looked into the career of Emanuel Leutze, painter of the famous "Washington Crossing the Delaware," which was featured in an article in that issue ("Why Washington Stood Up in the Boat"). One thing that struck us was a statement by Dr. Raymond L.Read more »
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Deeplinks Blog posts about Hollywood v. DVD
The copyright reform train is gathering steam, but whose hand is at the controls? Tomorrow, the House Judiciary Committee will hold a hearing on "The Rise of Innovative Business Models: Content Delivery Methods In The Digital Age." We expect witnesses from the major movie and TV studios to expand on their recent theme: that major studios are doing plenty of innovation already, so Congress doesn't need to make copyright law more innovation-friendly. They will say studios' limited forays into digital distribution, like Hulu, HBO GO, Crackle, and the UltraViolet digital rights management (DRM) system are innovation aplenty. But that's disingenuous, as they've continued to litigate with scorched-earth tactics against others
In its ongoing battle against music piracy, the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) is backing a bill in the California legislature, SB 550, which permits the police to disregard the Fourth Amendment. SB 550 would allow law enforcement to search without a warrant any CD, DVD, Blu-Ray or other "optical disc" manufacturer to ensure the discs they are producing carry legally required identification marks. SB 550 easily passed in the Senate yesterday and is now headed to the State Assembly.
According to TorrentFreak, last summer's Star Trek movie was the "most pirated movie of 2009." So it seems that Paramount Pictures was prescient when it gave testimony before the FCC that used Star Trek as an illustrative example of how "Internet piracy" is poised to devastate Hollywood and (though the nexus here is less than clear) undermine residential broadband in America.
Funny thing is, Star Trek is on course to make more than $100 million in profits.
Here's the financial breakdown, courtesy of The Numbers.com, which gathers financial data for movie industry analysts:
I've published an op-ed over at The Wrap, a leading blog for Hollywood insiders. It makes the point that Hollywood's attacks on DVD innovators (RealDVD, Kaleidescape, Redbox) amount to an attack on legitimate DVD customers who are trying to pay for content that they could almost as easily download for free from unauthorized sources. So, when Hollywood complains about "piracy," some of that is a self-inflicted wound:
Hollywood's distaste for disruptive innovation isn't limited to software products like RealDVD. Now it is targeting DVD rental kiosks, like the Redbox kiosk pictured here.
The idea couldn't be simpler, or the innovation more pro-consumer: Redbox makes DVD rental kiosks that rent authentic, Hollywood DVDs. It's just like Blockbuster, only without the trappings of the store, which means kiosk vendors can do it cheaper, quicker, and in more places. Simple $1 per night DVD rentals. Brilliant.
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The ultimate Dog Fight will be settled tonight as the last of the Classic Starfighters still left flying, duke it out for the title of Top Gun!
It's time for the TIE Interceptor to take on the TIE Bomber in an all-out match to settle which is the best!
The Galactic Empires TIE Interceptor features highly detailed sculpted solar panels, split in two, with each tip mounted with a laser cannon designed to let the pilot capture a target in a crossfire between at least 2 cannons at any time. At the touch of a button, either solar panel can be ejected off to simulate battle damage to recreate the climactic clash over the Death Star II. The Interceptor also includes one pilot figure, a slight variation of the TIE Fighter Pilot collectors found carded a few years ago. The TIE Interceptor beat the Rebellion's X-wing Fighter 125-105, to hold 54% of the vote over that craft. It previously defeated the A-wing in its Preliminary Match.
The Imperial Navy's TIE BOMBER was only just released about three months ago. It is getting harder to locate for many collectors who never found this ship, though online stores seem to have obtained a stock of them. Meanwhile, a brand new original body sculpt featuring twin body-pods and great details contributes to this first-time ever offering of this awesome vehicle from "The Empire Strikes Back!" The ship is quite a good sized vehicle and features an opening cockpit that holds one TIE Pilot action figure that's included! The difference between this figure and the carded one released in 1996 would be jointed knees, but it's equivalent to the pilot that comes with this year's Toys R Us exclusive, the Interceptor. Meanwhile, the TIE Bomber is a Wal*Mart Exclusive that makes a blast on the collectors' sites with 3 detailed plasma bombs that are gravity activated from a firing control on top of the ship's weapons module! The TIE Bomber defeated Darth Vader's advanced TIE Fighter 91-76 to be here. It also carried about 54% of the vote in its victory. Prior to that, the Bomber knocked the B-wing out of the competition before moving on to the Quarterfinals.
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Tupelo's elected leaders – the City Council and Mayor Jack Reed Jr. – adopted three significant, long term initiatives last week to improve the quality of life and help overcome neighborhood challenges threatening the marketability of property in two areas bordering West Jackson Street.
Reed was the point man in advocating the purchase of a declining apartment building at the corner of West Jackson Street and Clayton Avenue. The property, which has been the scene of numerous crime reports and police actions, is seen as pivotal in reclaiming the residential area from Jackson southward to Blair Street from further blight. Additional investment is planned during the next two budget cycles, including purchase and demolition of blighted homes and buildings, followed by redevelopment involving developers and new, affordable housing targeted at a young adult market. City Clark Kim Hanna said Tuesday's action authorized spending $1.39 million from reserve funds, with a total of approximately $1.8 million including budgeted funds for 2013.
The spending, a special budget amendment, will begin a longer-term neighborhood redevelopment pilot project for West Jackson. The project will not be completed within the budget year, but the city will take possession of the eight-unit apartment building by Jan. 31 and assist current residents in relocating.
The project is expected to help prevent future extension of blighted properties into the nearby Joyner neighborhood, which extends from West Jackson northward and includes Joyner Elementary School, several churches and the Rob Leake City Park and the Puddie Ruff Tennis Center.
A separate budget action approved spending $969,000 from unrestricted reserve funds to add more streets to the annual repaving and improvement program, bringing the total of $1.8 million. Streets in all seven wards are included, and two streets in the newly annexed area in urgent need of upgrades are on the approved list.
Also approved was a clarification to the city rental code, setting an annual expiration date for rental agreements between the city and property owners, plus adding specificity to the timeline for penalties stemming from violations of the rental code. The larger idea is to raise the standards of rental property citywide, a move that improves marketability and value in the long term.
Ward 1 Councilman Markel Whittington made a strong summary statement of support for the week's decisions.
"This council doesn't need to be known as the one that let the city die with the most money in the bank."
Chief Financial Officer Lynn Norris said remaining reserves are well in excess of the three-month expenditure level recommended for municipalities.
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Galloway Elementary student Lefore Press shows off his winning smile after having his teeth cleaned and sealed by dental hygiene students, from left, Afton Riles and Caitlin Penzien, during the annual Give Kids a Smile Day event Feb. 1 at the School of Dentistry.
More than 1,000 students from Dawson, Galloway and Walton Elementary Schools in Jackson received free dental screenings and care from students and faculty from the School of Dentistry and the School of Health Related Profession's Dental Hygiene Program, along with physical therapy and occupational therapy students and community supporters.
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Roland ProMars Compuphonic (MRS-2)
The ProMars Compuphonic was unique largely in part due to its introduction of microprocessor control, hence the term, "Compuphonic." It used an Intel 8048 processor to control the all-analog VCOs, VCAs, and VCFs. This also allowed it to store patches, making it one of the early few analog synthesizers that had patch memory.
The ProMars CompuPhonic has 10 preset sounds and 10 user programmable patches. The preset sounds include Bass, String, Clavi, Piano, Voice, Trombone, Sax, Trumpet, Synth I and Synth II. A very standard and well laid out set of knobs, sliders and edit controls give you the power to create some really cool sounds.
Designed as a partner to the polyphonic Jupiter-4, the ProMars is often considered a monophonic version of the Jupiter 4. However, whereas the Jupiter 4 had only one oscillator per voice, the ProMars features two oscillators (that can be de-tuned). Also found onboard are a nice VCF (filter) with its own ADSR, a typical VCA envelope section, a nice LFO and a pitch/mod wheel that can effect the LFO, VCF or VCA. It even has a noise generator. Nice wood end caps add to its vintage appeal as well. It has been used by Vangelis, Spandau Ballet, Add N To (X), Jethro Tull, and Depeche Mode.
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William S. Johnson, age 77 of LaFarge, died Thursday, December 27, 2012 at the Vernon Memorial Hospital in Viroqua. He was born on December 8, 1935 to Ernest and Lucille (Harris) Johnson. He was career military, serving in the USAF. He then worked for the United States Postal Service for 13 years.
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Ceaser is the author of several books on American politics and political thought, including "Presidential Selection," "Reforming the Reforms," "Liberal Democracy and Political Science" and "Reconstructing America." He often comments on American politics for the Voice of America broadcasting service.
The Herbert W. Vaughan Lecture on America's Founding Principles is an endowed Princeton University lecture hosted by the Department of Politics. Its purpose is to promote and advance understanding of the founding principles and core doctrines of American constitutionalism. The inaugural Vaughan Lecturer in 2004 was Judge Michael McConnell of the 10th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals.
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The Smeg 24-Inch Piano Design Electric Thermo-Ventilated Multifunction Wall Oven (FU67-5) combines artful design and technology in a sleek package for effective cooking in your home. The front features a complete polished stainless steel finish and an understated control interface that uses two (2) ergonomically-designed knobs that are anchored by a unique analog clock that provides a certain sense of class and luxury. Below, sits a triple glazed door that has a heat reflective inner layer for exceptional heat retention, and the interior cavity of the oven is also covered in light reflective stainless steel.
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By Day Helesic, Canadian Living
Camping is a great way to spend quality time with family and friends. But if you're new to camping it can seem intimidating. Don't worry though: these tips will help you have a great trip.
1. Good campers reserve ahead and use a checklist
Avoid disappointment: reserve your campsite well in advance. Ask about wildlife, pet regulations, washroom facilities, and if campsites have fire rings and grills. Pat Dunn, external relations manager for Prince Albert and Elk Island National Parks, Parks Canada, recommends camping in June or September if you're looking for a quieter experience—it will be less busy and the mosquitoes, non-existent. Don't forget to make a checklist, as well. "Check Parks Canada's Learn to Camp app for excellent tips, what to bring and even recipes for easy food preparation," says Dunn.
Genius tip: Immediately write down can opener, corkscrew, toilet paper and pot scrubber onyour checklist. These items seem destined to be forgotten.
2. Pack the right gear
Great campers bring flashlights, lanterns, headlamps (if you're fancy), multi-tools or Swiss army knives, plastic dishes and cutlery, waterproof matches, extra batteries, a tarp, fire starter, duct tape (it's water resistant and can fix just about anything), a dishpan or bucket with a handle for kitchen cleanup, and rope, cord and bungee—you're going to need something to rig your tarp over the picnic table, hang up your food at night and build a fort for the kids. And don't forget the propane stove and extra fuel. "You'll want to have enough fuel to be able to heat water for washing dishes, make tea or coffee, and even heat wash water," says Dunn. One of her favourite items to bring is a plastic tablecloth—it brightens the site and is easy to clean.
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The ideal campsite is a well-drained sandy or rocky area. Don't choose a site on a high ridge that's exposed to the weather (hello, lightning), or a site in a basin—you'll wake up in a puddle of water. Look for a lower elevation, protected by trees and brush, with a slight slope (this will help water drain away from your tent).
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Make sure you have a big cooler full of ice for your perishables, and bear-proof containers for food storage. Remember not to store food close to where you're sleeping—animals may come looking for it. That goes for food scraps, too. "Meal residues should be safely disposed of in the garbage, not burned in a fire pit."
Genius tip: Empty Tic Tac boxes are perfect for storing spices for your gourmet camp meals.
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JH Audio JH13 Pro Custom In-Ear Monitors
" The JH13 Pro was my first purchase of high-end personal audio equipment so it's difficult for me to provide a fair comparison (prior to purchasing them, I was listening to iPhone earbuds), but I can safely say that I couldn't possibly be happier with my purchase. The process of getting the impressions made was painless (albeit a bit expensive in the San Francisco Bay Area), and..." --WKHarmon
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" I orederd a pair of JH 16Pro IEMs in May. It is now June 15th. Since ordering the first pair, I have returned at my cost of $21.15 each time, the IEMs three times. Each time, Caleb Ellis, who manages the department that makes the IEMs, said he could not explain what had happened. The left IEM of the first pair fitted perfectly with the impressions I paid an ..." --rollinoswald
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" I feel obligated to share out-of-the-gate that I am no CIEM expert! As a matter of fact, I don't even particularly enjoy IEMs - I love over-ear or on-ear headphones. That said: Experiencing JH Audio's JH-13 Pro (now Freqphase) IEMs at Canjam 2009 was nothing short of a revelation for me. As a matter of fact, the experience was so far from anything I had to compare it with that I ended..." --mikemercer
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Technical Pro HPT990 Professional Headphone
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Fast-paced, sexy, full of action, vivid, uncommon characters and surprising twists, The Sixteenth Man plays out in two parallel, interwoven stories that come together in an exciting climax on a desolate ledge high above Moab, Utah.
In late 1963, Reno Private Investigator Charlie Callan embarks on a routine domestic surveillance case. When it sends him instead into a labyrinth of deception, mortal danger-and the murder-conspirac y of the last century, Charlie is faced with moral and personal decisions for which there are no right answers.
In present time, in the mountains near Moab, Archaeologist Matthew Packard unearths an ancient tomb containing 16 male skeletons. Fifteen of them are dramatically older than any human remains ever found in the Americas. But it's the more recent, anonymous 16th skeleton that triggers alarms from D.C. to Langley to New Orleans - plunging Packard into a web of vicious killers and long-hidden secrets. He finds himself falling in love with a beautiful young woman, and to save her life and his own, Packard must solve the mystery of the Sixteenth Man and its astonishing connection to the murder of President John F. Kennedy.
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"Brilliantly juggling past and present, Sawyer brings a skeleton out of the closet (in this case a burial site) and sets in motion his stunning story. Hip, hypnotic,filled with believable characters and a riveting zig-zag of a plot, The Sixteenth Man is the suspense-thriller genre at its zenith. (William Link, Co-creator of Columbo and Murder, She Wrote)
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Loved every character and thrilling moment in this book - yes, I'd listen again!
Sawyer tells two parallel stories - present time and 1963. Each is compelling and filled with exciting twists and surprises.
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With Badgers' season over, Andersen era begins
PASADENA, Calif. - With the Badgers 20-14 loss to Stanford in the Rose Bowl, Wisconsin's football program will turn a page, as Gary Andersen becomes the team's new head coach.
"I think the ceiling is very high for this team coming back," junior defensive lineman Beau Allen said. "We got 28 juniors or something like that right now, myself included. I think people are excited about the coaching changes and the new staff."
"We can make history next year and get back here," said redshirt freshman running back Melvin Gordon. "I have faith in our team. I think we can get back here."
It may seem like a huge shakeup with a new head coach coming in and only a couple assistants joining him, however this year's team got to the Rose Bowl Game after similar coaching changes. Wisconsin lost six assistant coaches after the 2011 season.
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Wisconsin will lose a talented senior class, which posted a 40-13 record over the last four years. That mark is tied with the class of 2007 for most wins in four seasons.
"You always learn something from every senior class," redshirt junior offensive lineman Travis Frederick said. "Last year you learned about leadership, you learned about handling things, and this year you learned about perseverance and resiliency."
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I receive the current issue of SW Insider today. There was an article on the author of NJO - Star By Star. He also wrote several other books for West End Games. One in particular is Scoundrel's Luck. It is one of those choose-your-own-adventure books. Does anyone have a copy of this or know if you can still get it from West End?
One of the subjects is Han's escape from the Bounty Hunter at Ord Mantell. Are there any other publications that give insight to this part of SW history?
I'm also looking for info on Derra IV(?). It was mentioned in Wedge's Gamble. Thanks all!


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I loved (and bought) the first Playskool toys and am looking forward to the Galactic Heroes line, but I cannot stand the Jedi Force stuff. They aren't cute. They just look goofy. And will that split the market on the two Playskool lines so that neither do particularly well?
I've seen the figures they make of Spider-man in farming and fishing outfits. This Jedi Force line could get scary. Chewbacca the fireman. Princess Leia the meter maid.
What do you think Tycho? You love the Playskool line don't you?
They can keep it.


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at the moment(we could lose tonight) as bad as we have been we have a better record than Miami, right? we have a soft final 3 games, if we win out we'll have a great shot to make the playoffs- actually I think we will make it IF we win out.
if we were one and done at least we would have made it, this has been a horrible year and to make the playoffs in a horrible year would be an amazing accomplishment.


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By Jeff Amy/The Associated Press
JACKSON — Charter schools have cleared their most difficult remaining legislative hurdle in Mississippi.
House members voted 62-56 Tuesday with no debate to approve a House-Senate agreement on House Bill 369.
Charter schools — public schools that agree to meet certain standards in exchange for less regulation — would have to be nonprofit entities. So would management companies.
Monday, senators agreed to the exact bill the House passed in January. The Senate must still approve it and send it to Gov. Phil Bryant.
Boards in districts graded A, B and C would get vetoes over charter schools in their boundaries. Mississippi grades districts on an A-F scale. Students wouldn't be allowed to cross district lines to attend a charter school in another district. That bar could impede charter schools in small districts.
Mississippi House roll call on charter schools
JACKSON, Miss. (AP) — The Mississippi House of Representatives, on a 62-56 vote Tuesday, approved a House-Senate agreement on House Bill 369, which would expand charter schools in the state.
A yes vote was a vote for the proposal, while a no vote was a vote against it.
Voting yes were 57 Republicans and five Democrats. Voting no were six Republicans and 50 Democrats. One Republican was absent.
Republicans voting yes (57):
Alday, Walls; Aldridge, Tupelo; Arnold, Booneville; Baker, Brandon; Barker, Hattiesburg; Barton, Moss Point; Beckett, Bruce; Bennett, Long Beach; Bounds, Philadelphia; Boyd, Mantachie; Ch. Brown, Aberdeen; Busby, Pascagoula; Byrd, Petal; Carpenter, Burnsville; Chism, Columbus; Crawford, Pass Christian; Currie, Brookhaven; DeBar, Leakesville; DeLano, Biloxi; Denny, Jackson; Eure, Biloxi; Formby, Picayune; Frierson, Poplarville; Gipson, Braxton; Guice, Ocean Springs; Gunn, Clinton; Haney, Gulfport; Hood, Ackerman; Horne, Meridian; Howell, Kilmichael; M. Huddleston, Pontotoc; Kinkade, Byhalia; Ladner, Poplarville; Lamar, Senatobia; Lott, Sumrall; Martinson, Madison; Mayo, Oxford; McLeod, Lucedale; Mettetal, Sardis; Mims, Natchez; Monsour, Vicksburg; Moore, Brandon; Morgan, Morgantown; Pigott, Tylertown; Powell, Brandon; Read, Gautier; Rushing, Decatur; Shirley, Quitman; Shows, Ellisville; J. Smith, Columbus; Snowden, Meridian; Staples, Laurel; Taylor, Boyle; Turner, Baldwyn; Weathersby, Florence; White, West; Zuber, Ocean Springs.
Democrats voting yes (5):
Cockerham, Magnolia; Dixon, Jackson; Espy, Clarksdale; Malone, Carthage; Warren, Mount Olive.
Democrats voting no (50):
Bailey, Greenville; Bain, Corinth; Banks, Jackson; Baria, Bay St. Louis; Barnes, Gulfport; Blackmon, Canton; Broomfield, Moss Point; Ce. Brown, Jackson; K. Buck, Holly Springs; K. C. Buck, Jackson; Burnett, Tunica; Calhoun, Jackson; Clark, Pickens; Clarke, Jackson; L. Coleman, Mound Bayou; M. Coleman, Jackson; Dickson, Macon; Eaton, Taylorsville; Ellis, Starkville; B. Evans, Monticello; J. Evans, Jackson; M. Evans, Preston; Flaggs, Vicksburg; Harrison, Columbus; Hines, Greenville; Holland, Plantersville; Holloway, Hazlehurst; Horan, Grenada; R. Huddleston, Sumner; Johnson, Natchez; Lane, Waynesboro; Middleton, Port Gibson; Miles, Forest; Moak, Bogue Chitto; Myers, McComb; Oberhousen, Jackson; Patterson, Biloxi; Perkins, Greenwood; Reynolds, Water Valley; Scott, Laurel; F. Smith, Carthage; Steverson, Ripley; Straughter, Belzoni; Stringer, Montrose; Sullivan, Okolona; Thomas, Indianola; Watson, Hattiesburg; Whittington, Schlater; Wooten, Jackson; Young, Meridian.
Republicans voting no (6):
Bell, Fulton; Hamilton, Olive Branch; Jennings, Southaven; Massengill, Hickory Flat; Nelson, Southaven; M. Rogers, New Albany; R. Rogers, Pearl.
Republican Absent (1):
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I'm missing half of the DG Joe first wave. I need Storm Shadow, the Cobra Trooper, and Duke. The other three were purchased all the way up in Bakersfield. Quite a drive...
I'm missing half of the DG Joe first wave. I need Storm Shadow, the Cobra Trooper, and Duke. The other three were purchased all the way up in Bakersfield. Quite a drive...
The SDCC exclusives sold out within 3 minutes this morning on HTS!
Who would ever have thought that waking up at 5 am to get in line for HTS at SDCC at 6 am and then waiting 2.5 hours would be much easier????
I see that as God's way of saying, "Dude, you didn't need a HISS painted like Shockwave."
I still think the SDCC exclusives should be exclusive, but not something that creates a hole in someone's collection. If there's an original sculpt, it should be released in different packaging at some point.
That's my jacket!
Ha! I actually did have a Shockwave HISS for a fleeting moment and then I let Maradona have it at cost.
It is getting to be a sad situation with HTS and SDCC each year what with collectors, fans not being able to get desired items for their collections. The amount of "profiteering" and "flipping" of exclusives seems to be getting more and more rampant. In just one day at the con, I saw so many people carrying multiple Helicarriers, Bruticus and what not. And every now and then you'll hear one of these guys boasting that their purchases are subsidizing their trips and hotel stays.
Anyhow back to the toys themselves, I opened up both Jinxes and while they're otherwise outstanding figures, they have one flaw (2 in the case of the white variant). Her neck area should be covered up more like the vintage ARAH. White Jinx has the additional flaw of the sword sheath backpack and her hair restricting the poseability of her head.
Also it's a shame this figure won't be widely available until next year an even then it'll be in yellow, as it's a great mold for unmasked female ninja customs...I've kit bashed on the heads of Ren Scarlet and Avengers Black Widow and both fit perfectly.
I wanted the HISS, but not for that price. I'm just not sure that I would've had the willpower to pass if HTS had it available.
As it is, I can tell myself that the Starscream Skystriker was a nice one-off piece.
(Doesn't hurt that they're using a continuation of the Marvel numbering for these sets. Shockwave screwed over Cobra and tried to destroy the Earth. Destro ain't down with that.)
That's my jacket!
I may not be able to pass up next year's Joe/TF crossover exclusive...Hound VAMP?? Ratchet or Ironhide repaint of the Retailiation Ninja Combat Cruiser? Rattler Powerglide? (Just tossing a bunch of ideas out there)
Clearly Hasbro isn't producing enough product. They've been having so much financial trouble lately, from what I hear. Imagine if they'd made enough for everyone who wanted one to have a chance!
I've noticed that there are no Joes at any stores near me anymore except TRU, aside from the odd Snake Eyes mask.
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Why power to the people
What should you strive for?
- Equal spread of power among all people.
Why? Three reasons, of which the third is the most important:
- Morality: Equal power per person is fair.
- Efficiency: Equal power is the most efficient way to make use of our combined human capacities.
- Instability: Power begets power, which means that it tends to "clump" - equal spread of power is not a stable state. Thus we have to continually work towards it, rather than achieve it and then relax.


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10 Movies I Wish I Hadn't Seen With My Parents
Let's go to the movies they said, it'll be be fun they said. Here are 10 of my personal horrors - which family viewing do you wish you could erase from your memory?
10. Forgetting Sarah Marshall
My Mom Before: Oh that goofy guy from "How I Met Your Mother" made a movie!
My Mom During: OMG HE'S WAVING HIS DICK AT HER.
My Mom During: Children play with those chess sets….
9. 8 Mile
My Parents Before: A documentary about a historic rapper? Sounds promising.
My Parents During: NO NOT THE NICE GIRL FROM CLUELESS….you're never allowed to listen to rap music again.
8. Borat
My Dad Before: So everyone's talking about this cutting political parody called Borat?
My Dad During: Is he…touching…outside of Victoria's Secret?
7. Hard Candy
My Parents Before: Oh hey we rented a movie that Juno's in!
My Parents During: NO NO SHE IS A LITTLE GIRL TURN IT OFF
6. Titanic
My Parents Before: A historical love story that doomed from the start? What lovely cinematic adventure to go on!
My Parents During: OMG OMG COVER HER EYES SHE CAN'T SEE BOOBS SHE DOESN'T EVEN HAVE BOOBS YET.
5. Black Swan
My Mom Before: I hear it's been nominated for and Oscar and that the dancing is stunning.
My Mom During: I AM NOT ENJOYING THIS.
4. Brokeback Mountian
My Dad Before: (flipping through channels on TV) Oh look that guy who plays a knight is now a cowboy.
My Dad During: (flips channel as fast as possible) So inappropriate….but not wrong, gay people are fine. Great even. Gays are…uh….just ask your Mom. And don't Google it.
3. Team America: World Police
My Mom Before: Girls day! Let's go see a movie - those South Park guys have a movie out right?
My Mom During: (gets up and leaves)
2. The American Pie Franchise
My Dad Before: What? You told me to rent a comedy.
My Dad During: If you ever make any of the same choices that these people have made, I will have failed as a human being.
1. Clerks 2
My Parents Before: Clerks? That's about a bunch of nerds, right? and a comic book store? It'll be funny let's go.
My Parent During:…………What's about to happen to that donkey?
Got one worse than any of these? Leave them in the comments!
- "We can never apologize enough." United released its report on the plane dragging accident, and outlined changes it'll make to prevent similar incidents.
- Republicans have breathed new life into their once dead Obamacare replacement and it may be enough to get the bill through the House.
- Sebastian Gorka couldn't make it as a national security expert in Hungary, but that's not stopping him from advising President Trump.
- People are calling the Trump administration's new "criminal alien" hotline to report how they've been victimized by space aliens 👽☎


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Can I use it to program the chip on an Arduino board with the FTDI interface?
Hmm. It looks like the PicKit has got a UART mode, so with the right connections it may work. I haven't tested it. Which Arduino board do you have? Why not just use the USB interface?
I want to use a pair of barebones arduinos in my project, to cut costs.
I just wanted to know if I can use my existing programmer, or if I'd have to buy a programmer.
So would the $15 pocket AVR programmer from Sparkfun be able to burn the bootloader?I do have a couple of unburnt ATMegas in transit.
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For the 2nd year, Triangle United partnered up with Special Olympics NC to host a soccer clinic. This took place on Saturday September 26th at the UNC-Chapel Hill Finley Fields.
Thank you to Cindy Parlow Cone for organizing as well as the other 40+ volunteers (TU players and parents) that came out to help with the over 100 Special Olympics players in attendance. Also a big thank you to Allen Harris for capturing images from the weekend. Below are some of the images from this fantastic event!
2008 Special Olympics Clinic
Triangle United partnered with Special Olympics NC to host a soccer clinic on Saturday, October 18th, 2008 @ 2pm. This clinic was held at UNC's Finley fields (location change).
Triangle United players (14 yrs & older) ran the clinic, with supervision from TU staff and Special Olympics staff. It was a special experience.
Special Olympics soccer clinic - Oct.18, 2008
partial photo gallery
David Johnson's photo gallery
Julie Joyner's photo gallery


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Promised Recipes -
As I previously promised - Recipes for the flies I've posted. Again, I GREATLY appreciate everyone's feedback. Someone mentioned that i've "been at it a while." Well, been tying since I was 10, so that's 21 years. Am essentially self taught, with maybe 2 or 3 formal lessons in all that time. Am sure I've learned the hard way, with many wheels "re-invented" over that time. Have been tying steelhead ties for the past 3 years, have been experimenting with spey styles and more traditional ties in just the past 6 months... Enjoying it thoroughly!!!
Well, 'nough BS... The recipes, referenced to the photos from my posting "Don't Laugh" from a few days ago... Enjoy, and if you have success with any of 'em, i'd love to hear about it!!
First fly is the one Ive been calling "yet to be named" or "to be named later". Well, it has a name, just needed review and approval from the originator of the pattern and color combination. Presented the fly pictured here to Amy (Randall) Hazel, of Deschutes Angler fame, and she approved. The fly is none other than a semi- Glasso Spey version of her famous Green Butt Lum PLum. Both John and Amy approved of the tie, and plan on fishing it for themselves. Hope you have as much success as the name sake---
Hook - Alec Jackson spey (nickel in the original Lum Plum series, black) or Patridge Bartleet; hook size your choice (I tie Bartleet 4's - 1/0 for deschutes fish).
Thread - Purple Uni-thread, 8/0
tag - medium silver tinsel, wrapped under floss butt as well (helps the floss "glow")
Butt - light green nylon floss, single strand (my preference for a more subdued "classic" look); experimenting with a fl. green uni-floss as well for something a bit brighter and more like the original.
Tail - GP Crest, veiled by died bright red GP tippet fibers (not to bulky). GP tippet extends just beyond the tag.
Rib - medium oval silver tinsel, with a small silver wire counter wrap to lock in and secure palmered hackle.
Body - Lum Plum berlin wool yarn. currently available exclusively from Deschutes Angler fly shop. neat stuff!
Hackle - Medium to large blue eared pheasant, died dark lilac, palmered length of body, and one or two wraps at the collar. Size of BEP feather dependent upon length of hook.
Collar/Throat - Guinea body feather died purple, dense as desired (i usually get 3-4 wraps on a nice thin stemmed feather)
Wings - 4 hackle tips, 2 pair from opposite sides of the cap, concave in. Tied flat on body in typical Glasso style, or proud, "Feiger Style"...
Cheeks/Eyes - jungle cock nails
Topping - GP Crest tied to line up tips with the tail and veiled over the wing.
Enjoy and happy tying!
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I finally found some of these figures, over four months after wave 1 first hit. I only got Obi-Wan and Rex, as I got Aayla in her first release and Boss was nowhere around.
The trend is clearly towards less articulation in this line, but Rex has even less articulation than Cody or the plain Clone from wave 1. He has swivel articulation at the waist and hips and ball joints at the head, shoulders, and elbows. This, added with the permanently attached helmet, makes it feel much cheaper and than the newly-tooled Phase I Rex from late last year, which had fantastic articulation. I can deal without ankles, and the loss of knees makes it feel like a figure from way earlier in the line, but the lack of wrist articulation is just weird. It's not like they would have even had to tool anything new, as the parts were there in many previous clones. The launching cannon is the same one we've seen a hundred times, so there's no money lost there. His back has a hole for a nonexistent jetpack; I'm not sure if it's reused from one of the other clones, but either way it's strange. I wonder if this figure was rushed or something, since he came out relatively soon after Rex's Season Four armor changeover. Even his viewfinder is permanently stuck in place. Maybe this is part of the "kiddification" of the line as seen in those 5-POS - er, POA - battle packs, but it feels like it went a step or two too far. Nevertheless, the overall sculpt does look really good, and he has some weathering on his body (but not the helmet) which hasn't been seen in this line since 2008. As a display piece whose poses have been more or less determined for you already, he works. He'll look cool next to that long-ago-announced Krell, whenever that comes out (if it ever does).
Obi-Wan is an all-new sculpt. As with Anakin, he had a kinda-subpar-but-mostly-okay Season Three/Four figure released already, so the decision to completely revamp so soon after that one is a little odd. He has ball joints at the head, shoulders, elbows, and knees, plus swivel articulation at the waist and legs. Much like Rex, he has no wrist articulation, so he can't really do any two-handed saber poses. His left hand has the two first fingers sculpted pointing out, so he can do his now-signature fighting stance, at least. He also has no soft goods, which give the wave 1 Anakin a greater range of motion. On the plus side, I like his head sculpt much better than the tiny pinhead we got on last year's version. He comes with a lightsaber that's only been painted straight silver, which is a cheapo move, and the same backpack as last year's Even Piell with different colors here and there. Had they given him wrist articulation, it would have been a fantastic figure; as it is, it's still quite good, but frustrating due to the almost-there factor.
Last year was quite a great year for the line - even though there weren't very many figures made, there was a good mix of kid and collector appeal with main and obscure characters sprinkled throughout. They almost seem determined to kill it this year, if not through the lack of product then by the lack of care. At least the figures are sculpted well, anyway . . .


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- Overview of Asynchronous Servlet
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Princeton, Harvard glee clubs to perform
Posted October 19, 2008; 08:18 p.m.
The Princeton and Harvard glee clubs will perform their traditional pre-football game concert at 8 p.m. Friday, Oct. 24, in Richardson Auditorium, Alexander Hall.
The concert will feature a mixture of choral music and football rally songs in preparation for Saturday's 1 p.m. game at Princeton Stadium.
Jameson Marvin, director of choral activities at Harvard, will conduct the Harvard Glee Club, which has maintained its tradition as an all-male choral ensemble. The Princeton Glee Club became a mixed-voice choir with the advent of coeducation at Princeton. Richard Tang Yuk, director of choral music at Princeton, will conduct both the larger Glee Club and smaller Princeton Chamber Chorus.
The glee clubs of Harvard and Princeton are among the oldest collegiate choruses in the country. These joint fall concerts have been taking place since the early 1900s.
The varied program will include works by Guerrero, Victoria, Parsons and Brahms, music of Canadian composer Kathleen Skinner and many others.
Tickets to the concert are $20 and are available at the Frist Campus Center ticket office, online through University Ticketing or by calling (609) 258-9220.


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Internships/Fellowships/Post Docs
There are many resources for helping masters and PhD level students identify internship, research and fellowship opportunities. The links below provide examples of what is available and is not intended to be comprehensive. Your research should also include networking with faculty and professionals, websites of professional associations in your field of interest, and doing keyword searches on Google.
Campus Resources
- The Fleishman Career Center Books and directories. Use the Fleishman Career Center's library database. Identify titles using keywords "internship" or "intern".
- The Graduate School
- Office of External Scholarships, Fellowships, & Awards
- Guide to Finding an Internship
- Going Global is an online tool funded by the Fleishman Center for Career and Professional Development and the Office of International Student and Scholar Services. This is an excellent resource for identifying internship opportunities in the US and abroad. Use the academic keyword tool to help you zero in on opportunities for advanced degree candidates.
Graduate Internship & Fellowship Links
Various Disciplines
- American Academy of Arts and Sciences Visiting Scholars Program
- Council of Graduate Schools - Fellowships and Financial Aid
- Graduate and Postdoctoral Extramural Support (GRAPES) Database
- GrantsNet
- Idealist.org
- Post-Docs.com
- Smithsonian Institute Fellowship Program
- Marvel Entertainment Internships
- Metropolitan Museum of Art
- New York Musical Theatre Festival
- York Theatre
Business (MBA)
- Binghamton University School of Management Resources
- AT&T Internships for Graduate Students
- Microsoft Corporation
- Sears Holdings Corporation
- Congressional Budget Office
- Federal Reserve System
- International Monetary Fund
- Summer Fellowship Program, American Institute for Economic Research
- High School Science Teacher Fellowships
- James Madison Graduate Fellowships
- National Academy of Education/Spencer Postdoctoral Fellowships
Government/Public Admin/Public Policy
- Center for the Study of the Presidency & Congress Internships
- CIA Graduate Student Internship
- APSA Congressional Fellowship Program
- Department of Health & Human Services Emerging Leaders Program
- Congressional Hispanic Caucus Institute Public Policy Fellowship Program
- Fascell Fellowship Program
- Federal Internship Directory
- Library of Congress
- New York State Assembly Graduate Internship Program
- New York State Education Department
- New York State Senate
- Presidential Management Fellows Program
- RAND Graduate Student Summer Associate Program
- The Carter Center Graduate Assistantship Program
- US Dept of State Programs for Graduate and Post-Graduate Students
- Women's Research and Education Institute (WREI) Congressional Fellowship on Women and Public Policy
Humanities/Social Sciences
- American Council of Learned Societies
- American Museum of Natural History
- American Research Institute in Turkey
- Asian American Writers Workshop
- Brooklyn Museum
- Graduate Internships at the Getty
- HASTAC - Humanities, Arts, Science, and Technology Alliance Collaboratory
- International Dissertation Field Research Fellowship (IDRF)
- Marvel Entertainment Internships
- McNeil Center for Early American Studies Dissertation Fellowships
- Metropolitan Museum of Art
- National Humanities Center
- National Security Agency Summer Language Program
- Resources in Art History for Graduate Students
- Warburg Institute
- Woodrow Wilson Fellowship Foundation
- Argonne National Laboratory International Student Exchange Program
- Émigré Memorial German Internship Program-German State Parliaments (EMGIP)
- Idealist.org
- United Nations Internship Programme
- US Department of State
- American Association for the Advancement of Science
- American Institute of Physics (AIP) State Department Science Fellowship Program
- American Psychological Association (APA) - Funding Resources
- Argonne National Laboratory, US Dept of Energy
- AT&T Labs Research Internships & Fellowships
- California Science and Technology Policy Fellowships
- Central Intelligence Agency Graduate Internships & Co-ops
- Emerging Infectious Diseases (EID) Laboratory Fellowship Program
- EPA Internship, Fellowship and Student Programs
- Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics
- Internship and Fellowship Opportunities in Science
- MongoDB Software Engineering Intern
- NASA Graduate Student Researchers Program
- National Cancer Institute
- National Institutes of Health Office of Intramural Training & Education
- Palo Alto Research Center Graduate Internship Program
- Programs at the National Academies
- U.S. Department of Energy
- U.S. Geological Survey Mendenhall Postdoctoral Research Fellowship Program
The website of the Fleishman Center for Career and Professional Development at Binghamton University contains links to other websites as a convenience for its users and is not responsible for the contents of any linked site.


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