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Genre/Form: | Fiction Folklore Juvenile works Juvenile fiction Folklore Juvenile fiction |
Additional Physical Format: | Online version: White, E. B. (Elwyn Brooks), 1899-1985. Charlotte's web. New York, Harper [1952] (OCoLC)589063568 |
Material Type: | Fiction, Juvenile audience |
Document Type: | Book |
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E B White; Garth Williams; Edith Goodkind Rosenwald; Juvenile Collection (Library of Congress); Lessing J. Rosenwald Collection (Library of Congress) |
OCLC Number: | 225924 |
Notes: | Illustrated t.p. and endpapers. |
Awards: | Newbery Honor Book, 1953. |
Description: | 184 p. : ill. ; 21 cm. |
Contents: | Before breakfast -- Wilbur -- Escape -- Loneliness -- Charlotte -- Summer days -- Bad news -- A talk at home -- Wilbur's boast -- An explosion -- The miracle -- A meeting -- Good progress -- Dr. Dorian -- The crickets -- Off to the fair -- Uncle -- The cool of the evening -- The egg sac -- The hour of triumph -- Last day -- A warm wind. |
Responsibility: | by E. B. White ; pictures by Garth Williams. |
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This book should be on every child's bookshelf. I have read this book dozens of times and still it's hard for me to finish it without shedding a tear. It is so beautifully written and conveys universal messages of friendship, love, and loss with a good amount of humor thrown in too. If...
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This book should be on every child's bookshelf. I have read this book dozens of times and still it's hard for me to finish it without shedding a tear. It is so beautifully written and conveys universal messages of friendship, love, and loss with a good amount of humor thrown in too. If you want to learn how to write, read this book! The first sentence is one of the best first lines ever written: "Where's Papa going with that ax?" why is it so good? Because you have to read the second line! It draws you in. You have to study the best to learn how to write! E.B. White writes effortlessly giving life to animals in a way I have yet to see another author do. This is one of my favorite passages: "The barn was very large. It was very old. It smelled of hay and it smelled of manure. It smelled of perspiration of tired horses and the wonderful sweet breath of patient cows. It often had a sort of peaceful smell-as though nothing bad could happen ever agin ton the world" (p.13)
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I tried to write the recap in the same order that we learned of the signings and trades from Twitter and television today. Read on for my move-by-move recap of the day:
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Tyler Kennedy | F | San Jose | San Jose | 2 | $2.35M | This is a nice deal. The Sharks significantly upgrade their 3rd line from recent years - Kennedy isn't an offensive force, but he can push possession. Huge upgrade over slugs like Michal Handzus. Doug Wilson made out by trade Douglas Murray for Tyler Kennedy and a 2nd. |
Lauri Korpikoski | F | Phoenix | Phoenix | 4 | $2.5M | Don Maloney overspent a bit on Korpikoski with the fourth year, but Dave Tippett uses Korpikoski in all kinds of situations and with a number of linemates. He's a good PK guy. |
Evgeni Nabokov | G | NY Islanders | NY Islanders | 1 | 3.25M | What is it with the Islanders and goaltenders? This is a pretty terrible deal, even at one year. I hope the Islanders are able to find some phenom in camp. If not, they'll need to score 5 a night. |
Shawn Matthias | F | Florida | Florida | 2 | $1.75M | Dale Tallon signs the longest-serving Panther to a very nice deal. Yes, longest-serving. Tallon trashed this team, and is hoping to have young talent save his bacon. |
Andrew Ference | D | Boston | Edmonton | 4 | $3.25M | What in the…this is a miserable signing. Ference is a bottom-pairing defensemen with no high-end skill. The Oilers, masters of long-term deals for older players, do it again by two years with the 34-year old. |
Peter Regin | F | Ottawa | NY Islanders | 1 | $1M | Strong bet by Garth Snow. Regin was once an adequate possession guy, but injuries have robbed him of speed. If he can bounce back, Regin can pay off. He'll play bottom three competition. |
Ray Emery | G | Chicago | Philadelphia | 1 | $1.65M | Hm, a great signing by Philadelphia means they have a solid team, but need to work out from under some cap issues. Emery gifts Holmgren a deal here and Holmgren shows all GMs how the goaltender market should work. |
Ryane Clowe | F | NY Rangers | New Jersey | 5 | $4.85M | This is horrendous. This is one of the worst deals of the day. Clowe might be able to survive in the East, but his lack of speed and penchant for tripping and holding aren't going to cure themselves with age. |
Kyle Chipchura | F | Phoenix | Phoenix | Still can't find terms on this one, but I can't imagine it's for more than six figures. He faces weak competition and breaks even. He's a decent bottom line option. | ||
Daniel Alfredsson | F | Ottawa | Detroit | 1 | $5.5M | Alfredsson can still play and is a significant upgrade over Dan Cleary and Todd Bertuzzi. The new Wings have three very good lines and a bunch of young players waiting to step in. |
Thomas Greiss | G | San Jose | Phoenix | 1 | $750K | Excellent deal by Don Maloney, swapping Jason LaBarbera and Chad Johnson for Griess. As long as Greiss makes 15 starts, the Coyotes will be fine. |
Mike Komisarek | D | Toronto | Carolina | 1 | $700K | Komisarek gets another chance at the NHL after Toronto exile and Jim Rutherford made a very low risk, but very high reward bet. Even if Komisarek is only capable of serviceable 7th D minutes, it's a good contract. |
Michal Handzus | F | Chicago | Chicago | 1 | I'm not a fan of this signing at any price. Handzus was the slowest player on the ice most nights in the playoffs, and he's not going to gain a step. The Blackhawks had a number of other, better options and kept the slow guy. I see them trading for a centre next season. | |
Mike Ribeiro | F | Washington | Phoenix | 5 | $5.5K | Don Maloney started well, but the wheels went off of the wagon. This deal challenges the Clowe deal for worst of the day. Ribeiro is in decline and switching to the tougher conference isn't going to help. He'll get protection from Hanzal, but he might need softer minutes than that. |
Boyd Gordon | F | Phoenix | Edmonton | 3 | $3M | After the botched Ference contract, Craig MacTavish rebounds a bit with a slight overpay and 1 extra year for Boyd Gordon. The downside to Gordon is what happens if he suffers from the Dave Tippett effect? |
Jason Labarbera | G | Phoenix | Edmonton | 1 | $1M | The Oilers finally rid themselves of The Maginot Line and his horrendous contract and replace it with a fantastic deal for LaBarbera, knocking $2.5 million off of the goaltender payroll and getting better at the same time. |
Andre Benoit | D | Ottawa | Colorado | 1 | $900K | Colorado doesn't spend money anymore, so I was surprised to see their name pop up. I was even more surprised to see them sign Benoit. He's a neat player, small and older at 29, but he's always had a ton of offense in his game. Colorado grabs a guy who could be sort of a specialist 7th defenseman and worked a great deal. |
Nathan Horton | F | Boston | Columbus | 7 | $5.3M | Sweet electric moses. Columbus throws out a ton of cash and a ridiculous term for Horton, an injury risk every time he walks down the runway. If he's healthy, he would give Columbus 30 goals a year, but that's a huge 'if'. Horton said all the right things about coming to Columbus, but he will be out until December recovering from surgery. |
Pierre-Marc Bouchard | F | Minnesota | NY Islanders | 1 | $2M | Garth Snow pulls off another outstanding non-goaltender contract. Bouchard should be good for 50 points if he can stay in the lineup and the Islanders, except for Nabokov, look like a contender. |
Rob Scuderi | D | Los Angeles | Pittsburgh | 4 | $3.375M | Ray Shero and Craig MacTavish gave two older defensemen two too many years on their deals. Scuderi, which not as slow as Douglas Murray, is aging and less effective. I wonder if he makes Brooks Orpik expendable. |
Scott Hannan | D | San Jose | San Jose | 1 | $1M | The Sharks drafted future Scott Hannan in Mirco Mueller, so Doug Wilson must really like this player profile. It's a nice deal for an older, bottom-pairing/7th defenseman. |
Clarke MacArthur | F | Toronto | Ottawa | 2 | $3.25M | MacArthur spent the last two years driving puck possession in Toronto, a remarkable feat. Naturally, the Leafs kick him to the curb because of BSOD and the Sens scoop him up with one of the better contracts of the day. |
Jesse Joensuu | F | NY Islanders | Edmonton | 2 | $950K | The Oilers sign a big player, as is their custom and plan to use him on the 3rd line in a shutdown role. It's a mistake. They also gave a guy who can't stay in the NHL a $300k raise and guaranteed two years. |
Karri Ramo | G | Omsk (KHL) | Calgary | 2 | $2.9M | ⊙.☉ |
Kris Russell | D | St. Louis | Calgary | Trade | What happened? I passed out and thought Jay Feaster gave an unproven…holy crap he did. Oh, but he made up for it by trading a 5th-round pick for Kris Russell, nice trade. Except that he could've had Russell for free on waivers last week! Ken King, my phone is always on. | |
Yann Danis | G | Edmonton | Philadelphia | 1 | Philadelphia went from a goaltending laughingstock to respectability. Danis will be a strong AHL starter with the ability to spell an NHL starter for a game or two. If the Flyers were interested in a true tryout, he would probably beat Steve Mason. | |
Mike Mottau | D | Toronto | Florida | 1 | Mike Mottau was a greatly underrated defensemen three years ago. He's now solid AHL defenseman and will help in San Antonio. |
Joey Crabb | F | Washington | Florida | 2 | $600K |
Dale Tallon, hidden from the hockey world in the corner of Florida, plays in his personnel lab, doing random things all day… |
Michal Rozsival | D | Chicago | Chicago | Remember last year when the Hawks were deciding between Rozsival and Colaiacovo? Rozsival has a new life in Chicago and is a superb stopgap in place until one of the three young Blackhawks defensemen are ready to step in. | ||
Keith Aucoin | F | NY Islanders | St. Louis | 1 | $625K | St. Louis sure likes replacement players. |
Tyler Bozak | F | Toronto | Toronto | 5 | $4.2M | Dave Nonis kicks up the crazy by buying out Mikhail Grabovsky, a better player compared to Bozak, then dumps $21 million into Bozak's lap. Bozak's dependence on Phil Kessel has been established and Nonis still pulled this. Amazing. |
David Clarkson | F | New Jersey | Toronto | 7 | $5.25M | Eeeesh. 7 years for a guy that has one decent season on the books. This is torturous now - Nonis had the makings of a team there, and he's disappeared it in a day |
Matt Hendricks | LW | Washington | Nashville | 4 | $1.85M | Nasvhille has far too many bottom line forwards as it is. Hendricks makes zero sense in Nashville, which makes the 4 years even more confusing. |
Dan Ellis | G | Carolina | Dallas | 2 | $900K | Ellis serves as insurance for Lehtonen's fragile groins, and the Stars got a great price on the backup goalie. |
Viktor Stalberg | F | Chicago | Nashville | 4 | $3M | This is a bit less than I thought Stalberg would make, so it's not bad. The big challenge for Stalberg is going to be the top-end minutes playing with either Legwand or Fisher. He beat up the bottom minutes protected by Chicago's great forwards - can he handle much tougher playing time? |
Matt Cullen | C | Minnesota | Nashville | 2 | $3.5M | Cullen is aging, but you'd never know it against the Oilers. He plays like a 22 year possessed against Edmonton. If he was signed to play 3rds and take defensive zone draws and play tough matchups, it's a nice deal. If they're expecting more, it would be curious. |
Stephen Weiss | C | Florida | Detroit | 5 | $4.9M | Let's assume that Dale Tallon's roster-wrecking affected Weiss in the same way it did all of the other Panthers refugees. If Weiss turns back the clock to the fantastic, do-it-all centre, this is a great contract for Detroit. Weiss gets the best linemates of his life. If he can't recapture the past, this is a big overpay. I'm betting on the former. |
Valtteri Filppula | LW | Detroit | Tampa Bay | 5 | $5M | He's a linemate-dependent guy leaving Zetterberg and Datsyuk, but he's going to a team with Stamkos, St. Louis, Drouin. If those guys can keep the heat off of Filppula, he may produce. I don't see him being worth $25 million over the next five years, however. |
Dominic Moore | F | San Jose | NY Rangers | 1 | $1M | New York quietly adds another solid depth player. |
Anton Khudobin | G | Boston | Carolina | 1 | $800K | Carolina lost Ellis to Dallas, but replaced him with the equivalent for $100k less than Ellis signed for. |
Bobby Ryan | F | Anaheim | Ottawa | Trade | Anaheim was supposedly trying to trade Ryan every off-season since he's been in the league. They finally did it, and grabbed a decent haul for the guy. It's almost impossible to win a trade in which you send away a perennial 30-goal scorer, but the Ducks grabbed a couple of solid young fowards (Noesen and Silfverburg) and a first-round pick. | |
Eric Nystrom | LW | Dallas | Nashville | 4 | $2.5M | There's no explanation for the deal. Nystrom is a replacement player. I can't fathom how he got a multi-year deal and $10 million guaranteed. One of the worst of the day. |
Yannick Weber | D | Montreal | Vancouver | 1 | $650K | Vancouver's cap situation is such that they're relegated to picking up the Yannick Weber's of the world. Next up: Jason Strudwick. |
Travis Hamonic | D | NY Islanders | NY Islanders | 7 | $3.86M | Whoa. Garth Snow talked Hamonic into a 7-year deal? And for so little? He's already a top-end defender who will only grow. This is already one of the better deals in the league. |
Craig Adams | C | Pittsburgh | Pittsburgh | 2 | $700K | And so it goes.. |
George Parros | F | Florida | Montreal | Trade | Montreal traded for one of the worst players in the league. I know they're loaded with short and slight forwards, but this is so bad. | |
Saku Koivu | C | Anaheim | Anaheim | 1 | $2.5M | Selanne bait. |
Jeff Schultz | D | Washington | Los Angeles | 1 | $700K | This isn't a 1-for-1 replacement for Rob Scuderi, but Schultz will take Scuderi's roster spot. Alec Martinez and Jake Muzzin will cover the minutes. Excellent signing for a bottom-pairing guy. |
Brad Richardson | RW | Los Angeles | Vancouver | 2 | $1.15M | Vancouver lost Lapierre, so they upgrade with Richardson, a guy who beats weak competition night in and night out. |
T.J. Brennan | D | Nashville | Toronto | 1 | $600K | Nonis signs T.J. Brennan which prompts a look at Toronto's roster. Holy crap - does everyone realize there are only two NHL defensemen on this roster? |
David Van Der Gulik | Colorado | Colorado | 1 | His passes to Dennis Bergkampf were sublime. | ||
Aaron Johnson | D | Boston | NY Rangers | 1 | $600K | New York quietly adds another solid depth player. |
Rostislav Olesz | C | Chicago | New Jersey | 1 | $1M | This is an interesting contract. Olesz used to be a decent possession player in Florida. Then Tallon started blowing up the team, Olesz got hurt and he couldn't play the game anymore. Now he goes to a really good possession team and may end up being a fantastic investment if he remembers how to get and keep the puck. |
Maxim Lapierre | C | Vancouver | St. Louis | 2 | $1.1M | Shitty player, belongs in a division with Matt Cooke and Daniel Carcillo, and that's what he gets. I hope they all cheap shot each other out of the league. |
Michael Ryder | RW | Montreal | New Jersey | 2 | $3.5M | I don't get this at all. Ryder wanted to stay in Montreal and Bergevin didn't want him. Montreal's loss is New Jersey's gain. He should get a look or three as a linemate for Patrick Elias. |
Benoit Pouliot | LW | Tampa Bay | NY Rangers | 1 | $1.3M | Glen Sather quietly snags another depth player on the cheap. I'd much rather have this guy than Clarkson. |
Alexandre Bolduc | C | Phoenix | St. Louis | 1 | $550K | Pushed aside by Kyle Chipchura, the Blues need some bottom-of-the-roster guys. |
Mark Mancari | RW | Buffalo | St. Louis | 1 | $600K | St. Louis sure likes replacement players. |
Nikolai Khabibulin | G | Edmonton | Chicago | 1 | $2M | $2 million for The Maginot Line? Are you kidding me? Welcome to the worst deals pile. |
Jarome Iginla | RW | Pittsburgh | Boston | 1 | $6M | It's an incentive laden contract, so they get some flexibility this season in exchange for less next season, but Iginla is a decent bet on a single-year deal, as long as it doesn't cost them any roster players. |
Devin Setoguchi | F | Minnesota | Winnipeg | Trade | Minnesota is in cap hell, and if they want to have some flexibility, they're going to have to move some guys. Setoguchi is victim #1, which probably means a skilled for… | |
Matt Cooke | LW | Pittsburgh | Minnesota | 3 | $2.5M | ..is not coming in. This signing makes no sense at all. They've added Mike Rupp, Zenon Konopka and now Matt Cooke in the last two seasons. Non-sensical. |
Jonathan Bernier | G | Toronto | Toronto | 2 | $2.9M | Someone needs to do a physical and mental well-being check on Dave Nonis right away. His day got progressively worse. This is a really bad bet and a waste of cap space and salary dollars with a better, more proven goaltender in front of him. |
- Worst moves: New Jersey - Ryane Clowe, Toronto - All, Nashville - Eric Nystrom, Calgary - All, Chicago - Nikolai Khabibulin, Phoenix - Mike Ribeiro, Columbus - Nathan Horton, Monreal - George Parros, New York Islanders - Evgeni Nabokov
- Best moves: New Jersey - Michael Ryder, New York Rangers - All, New York Islanders - Pierre Marc Bouchard & Travis Hamonic, Philadelphia - Ray Emery, Edmonton - Jason LaBarbera, Detroit - Daniel Alfredsson, Carolina - Anton Khudobin


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Names: ('C' indicates a name that is currently accepted taxonomically; 'S' a homotypic or heterotypic synonym; 'U' indicates a name of uncertain taxonomic status, but which has been subjected to some verification nomenclaturally; 'P' indicates a preliminary AlgaeBase entry that has not been subjected to any kind of verification. For more information on a species click on it to activate a link to the Species database):
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Dose Reduction in Thoracic CT
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First received: September 12, 2005
Last updated: April 20, 2007
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Hypothesis: Does a 50% reduction in radiation in dose significantly affect the diagnostic quality of chest CT
Condition | Intervention | Phase |
Lymphoma |
Device: CT Thorax |
Phase 1 |
Study Type: | Interventional |
Study Design: | Allocation: Non-Randomized Endpoint Classification: Efficacy Study Intervention Model: Single Group Assignment Masking: Open Label Primary Purpose: Diagnostic |
Official Title: | Dose Reduction in Thoracic CT: A Comparison of on Line Automatic Dose Reduction and a 50% Reduction in Dose |
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Primary Outcome Measures:
- Evaluating the diagnostic quality of thoracic CT exams performed at 50% of standard dose parameters
Estimated Enrollment: | 100 |
Study Start Date: | January 2004 |
Estimated Study Completion Date: | August 2005 |
Patients with Lymphoma are recruited and have a follow up CT performed at 50% of the standard exposure parameters. The studies are compared for image quality with a recent (<3 months) thoracic CT performed at standard exposure parameters.
Ages Eligible for Study: | 16 Years and older |
Genders Eligible for Study: | Both |
Accepts Healthy Volunteers: | No |
Inclusion Criteria:
- Patients with Lymphoma
Exclusion Criteria:
- No recent (<3 months) thoracic CT
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Principal Investigator: | Narinder Paul, FRCP C | University Health Network, Toronto |
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ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier: | NCT00188461 History of Changes |
Other Study ID Numbers: | 03-0875 |
Study First Received: | September 12, 2005 |
Last Updated: | April 20, 2007 |
Health Authority: | Canada: Health Canada |
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Lymphoma Neoplasms by Histologic Type Neoplasms Lymphoproliferative Disorders |
Lymphatic Diseases Immunoproliferative Disorders Immune System Diseases |
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1/4 cup shortening
2 pounds lean beef chuck, trimmed and cut into 1 inch cubes
1 cup chopped onion
1 clove garlic, minced
3/4 cup ketchup
2 tablespoons Worcestershire sauce
1 tablespoon brown sugar
2 teaspoons salt
1/2 teaspoon mustard powder
2 teaspoons paprika
1 1/2 cups water
2 tablespoons all-purpose flour
1/4 cup water
Any time I make this, I make it in the crockpot. It gives the meat so much tenderness, and I don't even brown the meat- I found that I can reduce the fat content by omitting the shortening. When I make this in the crockpot (to serve TWO people) , I use 3/4 cups water, 1/4 cup ketchup, 1 tsp brown sugar 3/4 tsp paprika 3/4 tsp worchestershire sauce 1/2 tsp salt 1/4 dijon mustard, 2 garlic cloves minced, dash of cayenne pepper. I mix the sauce together and pour over the beef stew meat and cook on high for about 6 hours. Sometimes I will take some of the leftover sauce, and will whisk in some flour to make a gravy, and will serve the meat and gravy on top of boiled egg noodles or spaetzle. This is a great dish for those nippy fall or winter evenings.
I made this as written but it did not taste good to us.
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YUM! If I could give this more stars I would! We just LOVED this dish! Super quick, easy and tasty! I used tenderized extra lean stew meat in place of the lean beef chuck, and this cut the cook time by 1/2! I also cut back the salt to 1 tsp, which was plenty. I used 1/2 cup olive oil instead of shortening (personal pref) and did not need to add any water or flour! There was plenty of juice in the pan once all the other ingredients were added in. Wonderful aroma while cooking! Pretty presentation! Served with stiff mashed potatoes and salad! Thanks for a new family favorite!
This was yummy and my kids 3 and 8 loved it, which is rare. I also used olive oil instead of the shortening. I left out the mustard powder and most of the salt. I have this exact recipie in my Betty Crocker Recipie Card Library. I will make it again. I served over noodles.
I really enjoyed making this recipe. This is very much like the German type of Goulash that I am used to my Mom making.
Excellent. A little too salty for me, but the rest of the family thought it was just right.
A great comfort food dish when served over long grain rice(please don't use instant). I used about 1/3 cup of olive oil instead of the shortening,reduced the salt to 1 tsp and did not make any other changes. Leave the brown sugar in, it is not that sweet. Taste even better warmed up the next day.
I received this recipe many years ago from a co worker I no longer can find. I was thrilled to find this! This is one of my favorite recipes with just a hint of spiciness. You have got to try this one.
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Media policymaking in the UK has long sought to balance out important economic, democratic and cultural objectives, using an array of interventions: public ownership, discreet subsidies, tax incentives, ownership controls, quotas and content regulations.
Critics argue that for at least the last two decades, economic arguments have won out too easily, driven by powerful industrial lobbies. Deregulation, relaxation of media ownership controls, and reduction in the obligations on commercial public service broadcasters have been part of this – as has a reluctance by UK politicians to adopt a tougher regulatory stance towards the carriage of unlawful or antisocial content on the internet.
The starting point of the project is a recognition of the competing policy priorities in this space. Focusing on what is doable as well as what is desirable, within the technological constraints of a globalised media marketplace, the economic constraints of sustaining growth and development in a valuable industrial sector, and the democratic constraints on how far parliament can go (or will be prepared to go) in limiting freedoms of expression and action in increasingly open public forums. All of this will be informed by discussion with leading practitioners.
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Politicians need to decide what media policy is for in this new era, particularly in terms of the outcomes that matter most to the general public. News, information and entertainment are all highly regarded by users, regardless of how they choose to consume them: radio, TV, print or online. But they are not all economically equal. News almost invariably requires a subsidy from more profitable forms of media, mainly entertainment. So scale remains an important feature of those private companies who provide news services. This is one of the paradoxes at the heart of the debate over media plurality.
4 July 2011 may well go down as a day that changed the terms of debate around UK media policy. Up until that point, the UK government was ready to allow Rupert Murdoch's News Corporation to add 100 per cent control of Sky Television to its 40 per cent control of the national newspaper market in the UK. The revelation that the murdered schoolgirl Milly Dowler's mobile phone had been hacked sparked a chain of events that not only thwarted News Corp's ambitions, but also caused politicians across the political divide to start reappraising their approach to media policy in this country.
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Volume 2012 (2012), Article ID 159249, 2 pages
Nanomaterials for Energy Conversion and Storage
1Laboratório de Eletroquímica e Materiais Nanoestruturados, Centro de Ciências Naturais e Humanas, Universidade Federal do ABC, Rua Santa Adélia, 166, Bairro Bangu, CEP 09210-170, Santo André SP, Brazil
2Department of Mechanical and Industrial Engineering, University of Toronto, 5 King's College Road, Toronto, ON, Canada M5S 3G8
3Department of Mechanical Engineering and Materials Science, Rice University, Houston, TX 77005, USA
Received 13 November 2012; Accepted 13 November 2012
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Submit an online application if you are:
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- A returning student (a person who previously attended but is not currently enrolled at KCC or any other UH campus).
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- An Early Admission or Running Start student (a high school student admitted under the Early Admission or Running Start program). For more information, see "Early Admission Program" or "Running Start Program" under the Related Links section.
- An international student (F-1 students and non F-1 students). It is highly recommended that you complete a paper UHSAF. Do not submit an online application. For more information, contact the Honda International Center or go to the International Students page
Do not submit an online application if you are:
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Anatomy- A carpal bone on the outside of the wrist, articulating with the lunate, hamate, and pisiform bones.More example sentences
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Until a tribal constitution is adopted in accordance with section
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Until a tribal constitution is adopted in accordance with section
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Mandalas are patterns, often circular, created by cultures throughout history as a healing and problem-solving tool as well as for creative expression.
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After working in software sales and marketing for 15 years, I resigned last summer to go to school full time to finish my bachelor of science degree. It was sad to leave my work family but I welcomed the challenge. Fulfilling a dream I had to put aside many years ago is gratifying.
I enjoy running, hiking, golf and exploring this beautiful state on my Harley. I have become fond of trying new ethnic restaurants (which necessitates the running). I consider myself a late bloomer -- I started motorcycling, running, scuba diving and taking part in other adventure sports in my 30s and 40s. Traveling is one of my greatest passions. Whether it's immersing myself in a different culture or seeing the historic landmarks of this country, I find it so fascinating. My partner, Diane, and I enjoy going for walks around the neighborhood with the unofficial mayor, our Schnoodle Julio. He rides, too!
There is no better way for me to end the day than to hop on my motorcycle and chase the sunset. As soon as the engine jumps to life, my mood is instantly elevated, and off I go. There is something about the sound of the engine that is simultaneously soothing and exhilarating. As I release the clutch and set the bike in motion, my heart rate increases from the excitement. It never fails: Even after 15 years, as soon as I get rolling on my bike, a huge grin appears. The ride can be 15 minutes or five hours; it doesn't matter. It is my time. I let the day melt away, become grounded, and have some fun. This is one of many reasons why I ride.
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