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"Greece and Spain:
Parallel Histories at the Margins of Europe?"
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November 15, 2008
Pembroke Hall 202
172 Meeting Street
Introductory Remarks - 9:30am
David Konstan, Brown University
Panel I -
Moderated by Stratis Papaioannou, Brown University
Pura Nieto, Brown University
"The Greek and the Spanish in Unamuno's El sentimiento trágico de la vida"
Tom Devaney, Brown University
"Public Rituals in Cyprus and Andalucía"
Catherine Zerner, Brown University
"Greece and Spain, By Way of Italy: The Example of El Greco"
Coffee break 11:30am
Panel II - 11:45am
Moderated by Enric Bou, Brown University
Mercedes Vaquero, Brown University
"Folk Literature of Sephardic Salonika"
Marinos Pourgouris, Brown University
"Federico García Lorca in Greece"
George Syrimis, Yale University
"Political Repression and Cultural Excess: the Cases of Pedro Almodóvar and Stamatis Kraounakis"
Lunch and coffee break - 1:30pm
Panel III - 3:00pm
Moderated by Elsa Amanatidou, Brown University
Enric Ucelay Da Cal, Pompeu Fabra University, Barcelona "Adjusting Old Systems: The Forgotten Debate between Monarchy and Republic in Europe, 1919-1949"
Kostis Kornetis, Brown University
"The Prolonged Civil Wars: Political Violence and Authoritarian Rule in Greece and Spain"
Irene Martín Cortés, Autonomous University of Madrid (UAM) "How Interested in Politics Have Greeks and Spaniards Been Since the Transitions to Democracy?"
Coffee Break - 4:45pm
5:00pm Keynote Speech by Edward Malefakis, Columbia University.
Introduction, David Konstan, Brown University
"Spain & Greece, Greece & Spain: Parallel Histories in What Ways?"
Concluding Remarks: Carlos Robles, Consul General of Spain in Boston
Jim Green, Brown University
Reception - 7:00pm
Film Screenings
Discussion with the students of Political Cinema
Films introduced by Elsa Amanatidou & Kostis Kornetis
All screenings begin at 6:00pm
November 10
"Salonika, City of Silence" (Amaraggi, 2006) and "El Greco" (Smaragdis, 2007)
Salomon Center, Room 202
November 11
"The Traveling Players" (Angelopoulos, 1975)
Salomon Center, Room 202
November 12
"The Spirit of the Beehive" (Erice, 1973)
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I packed it with python runtime 2.0.0 and passed QA,It is on Ovi Store now and have five stars.
The first version only work in Symbian^3 devices,it will work on all s60 v3 fp2 v5 symbian^3 in next version.
I packed it with python runtime 2.0.0 and passed QA,It is on Ovi Store now and have five stars.
The first version only work in Symbian^3 devices,it will work on all s60 v3 fp2 v5 symbian^3 in next version.
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They usually tell the reason.
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Failed QA.
SUMMARY: The application depend on Component 'Python runtime', but there is no instruction in Description of metadata.
1. Download and install the content.
ACTUAL RESULT: 'Component 'Python runtime' missing. Continue anyway?' is dispalayed while installing. When running the application the following error message appears: 'Update is mandatory for installing Python Runtime & its dependencies. Rerun the application for automatic updates'.
EXPECTED RESULT: The application is launched and works properly.
AFFECTED DEVICES: All devices.
It depends on python runtime,I made a package with python runtime and min caps and resubmited to QA.Dear Publisher,
Thank you for submitting your content to Nokia Publish.
Unfortunately, we are unable to sign your content because your content requires capabilities beyond Symbian Express.
Please submit your content to Symbian Signed.
There can be various Python versions scattered around, #2 suggests that the package may contain a high-capability variant.
I failed QA for many reasons,but they never told me they do not accept python apps.I made a package with pythone runtime 2.0.0 it look no difrrence to other app.
There is a surprise today,my python app passed 8%.Passed 8.0 % Hide
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Do you know what that 8% is?
It should not matter if the app is python or not because it is just a programming language just like qt.As long as it is in sis format,nokia store should accept the app.The only problem is the device need to have python runtime or you could just embed python runtime in the sis.I guess the python would need to be signed before include it in your app.Just a workaround solution,not sure work or not for nokia store but definitely work if the app is self-signed.
Only e6 belle and s60 v2 vertu passed only.I wonder how many download you can achieve in a day.
Self-signed embedded packages are supposed to be rejected.
What was in this latest submission exactly? Practically I mean the .pkg file.
I pack my app with python runtime 2.0.0 ,so don't need to install python runtime before install this app.
This is first time that not failed 100%
I don't mind how many downloads,just want to share my first app to others,I don't have E6 and vertu,I written this app in my E5-00,and it works correctly in my 603.After I finish this app(the last function is testing),I will write other apps in JAVA.
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And the next function is testing
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Pregnant woman loses unborn baby in Pima County car collision
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Originally published: Feb 9, 2014 - 10:37 am
TUCSON, Ariz. -- Pima County authorities say a pregnant woman was critically injured and lost her unborn baby after a truck collided head-on with her vehicle.
The Pima County Sheriff's Department said the 27-year-old woman had to be extricated from the vehicle Friday afternoon and remains hospitalized with life-threatening injuries.
The baby was pronounced dead upon arrival at the hospital.
Deputies said a pickup truck going northbound on Nogales Highway swerved into the southbound lane after colliding with a northbound vehicle trying to turn left onto Lumber Road. As a result, the truck hit the woman's southbound car.
Authorities said the truck's driver wasn't hurt and neither speed nor alcohol appears to be a factor.
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The beginnings of affordable health care are starting to take shape.
But many are not sure if the health care plan they now have through the Church Health Center will continue to work for them after the Affordable Health Care Act is fully implemented.
They are not alone. Many Americans have no real understanding what Obamacare is all about.
"A lot of the people I talk to think they are going to get it but they don't think they are going to be paying for it," said Pat Carter, Olympic Employment Service. "They think someone else is going to pay or they are just going to get it. But they are going to pay one way or another. Some one is going to pay. It's not free."
So how does this affect a small business like Patrick's Restaurant in East Memphis? Well, they have fewer than 50 employees on staff so they don't have to provide health care insurance for their staff. But does that mean the staff does not have to provide health insurance for themselves?
As it stands now, they are covered by the Memphis Plan offered by the Church Health Center.
"If the employer wants to enroll their employees in the Memphis Plan, it is $50 for each employee and $25 for each dependent with a family cap of $125," said Jennie Robbins, Memphis Plan Director for Church Health Center. "The employer must pay at least $10 through the employees program and the employees and employer will work out the difference through payroll deductions."
The question is will these employees be allowed to continue to be covered by the Memphis Plan once affordable health care is fully implemented? Or will they face a fine this particular plan does not meet federal guidelines?
"I know as far as my business we are less than 50 employees so its direct impact on me as an employer is not significant," Mike Miller, restaurant owner. "This is really going to effect all of my employees cause they are going to be forced. I can't afford to pay health care for my 40-45 employees so they are going to be forced to go out and either buy insurance or pay the fine."
Because the Church Health Center also provides dental insurance and the Affordable Health Care Act does not, it could turn out that the Memphis Plan could stand in place of a federal plan.
Whatever happens the good news is the Church Health Center plans on being around to take care of the people who need help with health care.
"We're not sure what is going to happen with the reform laws once the landscape comes out," Robbins said. "It's ever changing and once you get a card that says here's your exchange. We're not sure what doctors are going to take the exchange, so were just going to fill the gap and that's what the Church Health Center will continue to do."
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The D.C. Superior Court says its second ceremony room will open Monday. The clerk of the court, Duane Delaney, said in a statement that marriage license applications have significantly increased since the Supreme Court's ruling in the case U.S. v. Windsor in June. The decision struck down a law denying federal benefits to legally married same-sex couples.
The Superior Court generally receives 300 to 400 marriage license applications a month. In July and August respectively the court received 977 and 908 marriage license applications.
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A Springfield man found guilty of reckless driving for a 2010 crash that killed two teens was sentenced to 12 months in prison.
On March 8, a jury found 20-year-old Robbie Stone not guilty on all counts except reckless driving for the crash that occurred in Effingham County.
Robbie Stone was charged with two counts of first-degree vehicular homicide, reckless driving and failure to maintain a lane in connection with the deaths of Whitney Newman and Neil Morgan, who were both 17 years old at the time of the crash.
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The sound of chainsaws is something people who live along Moss Meadow Lane in North Ridgeville have been hearing a lot of lately.
Homeowners have been barking back at the city since receiving certified letters right before the fourth of July. In the letter, they were told the trees on their tree lawn needed to be removed because they were a safety hazard.
Homeowners were given fifteen days to get rid of the dead trees or they were threatened with fines and even jail time.
"Fifteen days wasn't enough time to give people notice and then threaten them with incarceration," says Jim Messenheimer.
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For seniors, removing the trees was an unexpected expense that they couldn't afford.
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Documents recently obtained by The Informant reveal the significant involvement of state and federal law enforcement in monitoring the various Oscar Grant protests in Oakland over the past two years. "They're documenting who the agitators are. This is all COINTELPRO resurfacing," says the attorney representing those arrested in the July 8 protests.


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A ceremony allows Iran to announce what it calls its peaceful nuclear program. CNN's Reza Sayah reports.
America's homeland security chief is visiting two Gulf states over the next few days in a trip that underscores the agency's "international footprint" and stresses the importance of international security cooperation.
The Department of Homeland Security is not helping Alabama as it tries to implement its controversial new immigration law, Secretary Janet Napolitano said Wednesday.
The Obama administration soon will begin its systematic review of the approximately 300,000 pending deportation cases, separating "high priority" cases involving criminals it wants to deport from "low priority" cases it will drop, Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano told Congress Wednesday.
Nearly 400,000 people were deported from the United States in the past fiscal year, the largest number in the history of the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency, the government announced Tuesday.
The U.S. government expects to deport a record number of people this year, Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano said Wednesday.
Fresh concerns that thousands of highly portable anti-aircraft missiles may be missing in Libya are prompting a new call to protect American jetliners from attack.
Intelligence officials have picked up "lots of chatter" on jihadi websites and elsewhere about the impending 10th anniversary of the September 11 terrorist attacks, but nothing yet that warrants issuing a threat advisory, Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano said Thursday.
In the wake of an 'incomplete' report card, Homeland Security says changes are coming for flyers.
There's been a lot of talk lately suggesting that the era of taking your shoes off when you pass through airport security may be coming to an end. That sounds great, but I wouldn't get too excited just yet.
CNN's Jeanne Meserve talks to Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano about whether the East Coast was prepared for the earthquake.
Judy Flanagan's phone rang Tuesday with a call the Arizona immigration attorney wasn't expecting.
In a move that could shake up the U.S. immigration system, the Department of Homeland Security is going to begin reviewing all 300,000 pending deportation cases in federal immigration courts to determine which individuals meet specific criteria for removal and to focus on "our highest priorities."
Kate Bolduan reports on debate over the DREAM Act, which would set a pathway to legalization for undocumented youth.
Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano unveiled new television ads Wednesday for the public awareness campaign "If you see something, say something," as the 10th anniversary of the September 11, 2001, attacks nears.
Former Homeland Security Secretary Tom Ridge explains why he thinks the U.S. needs to refocus its "War on Terror."
The death of Osama bin Laden "is not the death of terrorism, unfortunately," U.S. Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano told CNN at an international security conference Thursday.
Secretary of Homeland Security Janet Napolitano on Wednesday wrapped up a two-day visit to Mumbai, India, the site of the November 2008 terrorist attacks by 10 gunmen that killed more than 160 people. She met with counterterrorism and law enforcement officials.
A Mexican man was arraigned in a federal court Friday for the murder last December of a U.S. Border Patrol agent in Arizona, as well as 13 other charges.
Mississippi Gov. Haley Barbour and Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano talk about damage from recent storms.
Top federal officials voiced admiration and vowed cooperation Sunday after touring tornado-ravaged areas in Alabama and Mississippi, promising help to those who made it through this week's storms as they reconstruct their lives and communities.
A new terrorism warning system will provide the public with information on specific threats, replacing the color-coded alerts put in place after the September 11, 2001, attacks, Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano said Wednesday.
Homeland Security chief Janet Napolitano unveils a new terror threat level system that will go into effect next week.
The Department of Homeland Security is nearing a decision on its plan to replace the color-coded terror warning alert introduced after the attacks on 9/11 with a two tier detailed advisory system.
A day after a member of the Congressional Hispanic Caucus called for compassion instead of a crackdown on illegal immigrant families, a key Obama administration figure offered little hope for special treatment.
All four members of a Border Patrol team present when one of the agents was fatally shot last year were armed with lethal weapons, Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano said Friday, refuting claims that some of the officers were armed only with "bean bag" guns.
Last month, Secretary of Homeland Security Janet Napolitano said the threat of terrorism to the United States is at its "most heightened" since the September 11, 2001, attacks -- a threat that she asserted has taken on a new and disquieting form because of the growing emphasis by Islamist terrorist groups on recruiting Americans.
Four Border Patrol officers who confronted armed immigrants in the Arizona desert last December were not under orders to use "less-than-lethal" force, Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano said, countering critics who say an ill-advised shooting policy contributed to one of the agent's death.
When FBI agents arrested a Saudi student in Texas on a terror-related charge last week, authorities praised two companies that, it appeared, triggered the investigation by reporting the man's suspicious attempt to purchase a hazardous chemical.
Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano defended her department's proposed fiscal year 2012 budget Wednesday, saying cuts proposed by House Republicans would hurt the nation's security.
The terrorist threat to the U.S. homeland has continued to "evolve" and may now "be at its most heightened state" since the September 11, 2001, terror attacks, Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano told members of Congress on Wednesday.
Janet Napolitano says the terrorist threat to the US may "be at its most heightened state" since the September 11, 2001.
On Monday, Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano gave a remarkable speech at the University of Texas at El Paso on immigration and border security. It was the kind of address where you take the good with the bad.
Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano announces the end of the color-coded terror alert system.
The United States is replacing its much-mocked system of color-coded terrorism alerts with detailed advisories about specific threats, Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano announced Thursday.
Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano on Friday canceled the controversial virtual fence along the U.S. border with Mexico, citing technical problems, cost overruns and schedule delays since its inception in 2005.
The United States has made "significant progress" in combating terrorist threats to the border region of Afghanistan and Pakistan, Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano said Saturday after meeting with the Afghan president and the minister of finance.
Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano arrived in Afghanistan on Friday and planned to spend New Year's Eve with U.S. troops in the region.
A growing pilot and passenger revolt over full-body scans and what many consider intrusive pat-downs couldn't have come at a worse time for the nation's air travel system.
Marc Rotenberg, Electronic Privacy Information Center, is suing TSA and wants body scanners removed from airports.
The United States is taking additional undisclosed security steps in the wake of explosive devices found in two air cargo packages, but is not yet following Britain's lead in halting unaccompanied air freight from Somalia, Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano said Monday.
CNN's Brian Todd takes a closer look at how cargo is screened.
The terrorism threat against the United States has evolved, with homegrown terrorists and a greater diversity in the scope and methods of attack making it more difficult to prevent them, top security officials told a Senate committee Wednesday.
Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano has ordered an investigation after a man who was in the United States illegally killed a nun in a car crash, authorities said.
Twice convicted of DUI, a man is suspected of drunk driving in a crash that killed a nun. CNN's Brian Todd reports.
Congress should proceed on immigration reform while the administration strengthens security at the southwestern border, a top U.S. official said Wednesday.
FBI Deputy Director John Pistole appears before the Senate Commerce Committee on Thursday for the first of two confirmation hearings to become the head of the Transportation Security Administration.
Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano says the government will do everything possible to clean up gulf oil spill.
CNN's Dan Lothian reports on the Obama administration's effort to show it's on top of the oil spill response.
Top federal officials said Sunday that the Gulf of Mexico oil spill is a potential catastrophe and defended the Obama administration's response so far.
A federal court challenge to a new Arizona law aimed at curbing illegal immigration isn't out of the question, Attorney General Eric Holder said Tuesday.
Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano says she has 'deep concerns' with a new Arizona illegal immigration law.
Homeland Security Secy. Janet Napolitano confirms the addition of "real-time" threat-based intelligence at U.S. airports.
U.S. officials are revising the way they screen air passengers coming to the United States, dropping measures hastily implemented after the Christmas Day bombing attempt and replacing them with a plan to give airlines and other nations "real-time, threat-based intelligence" about potential terrorists.
Another brick is falling from the Bush administration's highly touted "virtual wall" that was intended to keep illegal immigrants from entering the United States.
The federal government is starting to deploy full-body scanning machines to 11 airports across the United States, Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano announced Friday.
The Department of Homeland Security has more contractors working for it than full-time employees, a situation two members of Congress said Tuesday was "unacceptable, untenable and unsustainable."
Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano said Tuesday there is a "renewed sense of urgency in the international community" about terrorism after the Christmas Day bombing attempt aboard a U.S.-bound plane, and the U.S. should now push for global security standards for international airports and aircraft.
A suspect remains at large after his laptop bag tested positive for explosives at Munich's airport. Fred Pleitgen reports.
A Senate committee began its assessment of intelligence reforms put in place after the September 11, 2001, terrorist attacks by focusing Wednesday on the alleged Christmas Day attack aboard a plane landing in Detroit, Michigan.
Despite the "palpable level of angst" that a source described over an al Qaeda threat against the United States, the national terror threat level remains at "Elevated" or "Yellow" -- where it has been stuck since 2005.
In an exclusive interview, CNN's John King talks with Sen. John McCain and Joe Lieberman about the fight against al Qaeda.
Obama's top security advisers admit they had the intelligence on a possible attack but didn't put two and two together.
Former President Reagan used the signature phrase "trust but verify" throughout his presidency.
On the second page of the executive summary of the 9/11 commission report is a line we should all remember: "[T]he 9/11 attacks were a shock but they should not have been a surprise. Islamist extremists had given plenty of warning that they meant to kill Americans indiscriminately and in large numbers."
Hopefully the President is returning rested from the closest thing to a vacation a President can get, which is not much.
Almost as soon as the botched Christmas airplane bombing hit the airwaves, the politics of national security reared its head.
The botched attack aboard an airliner revives focus on politics and terrorism. CNN's Jim Acosta reports.
When President Obama spoke out on the terrorism scare in Detroit, Michigan, he entered a debate that had already begun over his administration's new approach to combating terrorism.
Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano says the botched airline attack is not likely part of a wider terror plot.
Air travel security is being increased as authorities continue to question how a man got explosives on a U.S.-bound passenger jet, according to federal officials, including the president and his homeland security chief.
Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano said Sunday there was no indication so far that an alleged botched terror attack on a U.S. airliner was part of a broad international effort.
'Tis the season of peace on Earth and good will toward men. Yet you wouldn't know it from the screed from the conservative radio talk show host who recently charged into the immigration debate with gums flapping.
Five Transportation Security Administration employees have been placed on administrative leave after a sensitive airport security manual was posted on the Internet, the agency announced Wednesday.
The Department of Homeland Security will hire up to 1,000 cybersecurity experts over the next three years to help protect U.S. computer networks, an Obama administration official said.
Americans will soon observe the eighth anniversary of the September 11 terrorist attacks, and although there have been no similar attacks since, people can't afford to become complacent, the official in charge of national safety warns.
A man took pictures of two guards napping while on duty at the George Washington Bridge.
Almost eight years after the September 11 attacks, the American public remains insufficiently engaged in the fight against terrorism, the nation's homeland security chief warned Wednesday.
An agreement signed Monday by U.S. and Mexican officials some day may mean travelers headed into Mexico will see Mexican customs officials -- trained and equipped with the help of the U.S. government.
With mostly mild cases of swine flu in the United States, swine flu fears are lessening. But viruses have a way of re-appearing. While nobody has a crystal ball, here are some thoughts about what the 2009 H1N1 virus might do in the months to come.
Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano says she doesn't think the H1N1 flu is stronger than regular seasonal flu.
The swine flu virus that has sparked fear and precautions worldwide appears to be no more dangerous than the regular flu virus that makes its rounds each year, U.S. officials said Monday.
It was another remarkably busy and newsy Sunday. And Sunday morning TV junkies saw the return of a term of Clinton-era lore: "The Full Ginsburg."
Our executive producer said it all, "All those people who told me that news never happens on Sunday mornings are out of their minds." Yes, there was plenty of criticism and controversy on the Sunday talk shows -- and a fair amount of news was made -- but the most important story broke after the usual pundits and politicians had had their say.
A post-9/11 law that sets federal standards for state driver's licenses and identification cards is under fire from the head of the agency enforcing that law, the Department of Homeland Security.
Illegal immigrant detainees are freed and given help in obtaining work papers. CNN's Patrick Oppmann reports.
After 11 years of living illegally in the United States, it was not until Gerardo Arreola Gonzalez was nearly deported that he finally received permission to work here.
Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano apologized Thursday after some veterans groups were offended by a department report about right-wing extremism.
The DHS issues an assessment about right-wing extremism that isn't pleasing everyone. CNN's Jeanne Meserve reports.
The Department of Homeland Security will never monitor ideology or political beliefs, the head of the agency said Wednesday, responding to criticism of a recent report on right-wing extremist groups.
Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano unveiled a $700 million plan on Tuesday to help Mexico fight violent drug cartels, which includes a U.S. crackdown on the flow of weapons and money into Mexico.
President Obama on Tuesday vowed to invest the resources needed to address the threat posed by drug traffickers in Mexico.
A federal anti-terror law that requires longshoremen, truckers and others to submit to criminal background checks has ensnared another class of transportation worker -- mule drivers.
In her first full week as the nation's homeland security secretary, Janet Napolitano got a full dose of the job's diverse responsibilities -- responding to ice storms in the Midwest, dealing with Congress on budget matters and scrutinizing security plans for the Super Bowl.
There's a name for public officials who are willing to fight the powerful in defense of the weak, even if it jeopardizes their careers: leaders.
Gov. Ed Rendell is overheard implying that since Janet Napolitano has no family, she has no life. Campbell Brown weighs in.
When it comes to raw political talent, there's not a Bill Clinton in this group. But these are the rainy days. And charisma doesn't keep you dry. A roof does. Meet the hardest-working carpenters.
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The chain does use Facebook, Twitter and e-mail to draw Web traffic and build excitement around new collections and events such as the fashion show. Web and catalog sales rose 4 percent to $1.56 billion in the latest year, a quarter of the business, while revenue at Victoria's Secret's 1,000-plus stores rose 14 percent to $4.56 billion.
Still, the Internet doesn't drive a lot of "emotional content," Chief Financial Officer Stuart Burgdoerfer, said in a presentation to investors on Oct. 17. Victoria's Secret and Bath and Body Works emphasize the product and in-store experience above all and aren't aiming to be leaders in technology, he said.
Victoria's Secret spends about $220 million annually on the catalogs sent to customers' homes each year, including postage, creative, printing, paper and circulation, the biggest expense of its direct business, according to a job posting on its website.
The company's 15 percent stock gain this year trails the rallies at specialty retailers Urban Outfitters, which has added 28 percent and Gap, with an 81 percent rise. It has beaten both in the past five years, as well as the Standard & Poor's 500 Retailing Index by more than doubling to $46.48 as of Nov. 9.
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Piano Quintet, Op.81 (Indy, Vincent d')
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Every day it's a surprise to see what shows up at Advanced Recycling on Merriman. The facility, which specializes in metal and plastic recycling, opened for business in mid-May. Owner Michael Bassirpour says they're the first metal recycling facility in Livonia.
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LIMA – Wayne Trace used its quick strike offense and blitzed Northwest Conference champion Ada, jumping in front in the first quarter and never looking back Friday night at Lima Stadium.
The red, white and blue jumped in front 22-0 after one quarter and rolled from there as Wayne Trace cruised to a 68-14 victory over the Bulldogs in the Division VI, Region 20 championship game Nov. 22.
With the win, the Raiders continue a record breaking season that has seen them post a dozen victories for the first time in school history and clinch a berth in the OHSAA Final Four on Friday.
"I am just so proud of these kids, the coaches, the fans and the entire school community", noted Raider head coach Bill Speller. "This team has become a family and the whole school district has really supported us. It's amazing the way we feel right now."
It didn't take the Raiders long to get the red, white and blue faithful on their feet.
On Wayne Trace's second possession, the Raiders marched 80-yards in seven plays before senior quarterback Colby Speice scampered 25-yards for a Wayne Trace touchdown.
The run provided the first of ten touchdowns that Speice was involved in, the final coming via touchdown passes that tied a state record for scoring strikes thrown in a game.
Speice hooked up with Jake Gerber on the two-point conversion pass as the Raiders went in front 8-0 at the 7:42 mark.
"Colby has had an outstanding season and tonight was just another example of that," continued Speller. "But it is a team effort and he would be the first to say that. This group of seniors is a special group that has really supported each other and been tremendous leaders."
Wayne Trace would strike again just over a minute later. Speice hooked up with Korbin Showalter on a 92-yard scoring strike that made it 14-0 with 6:32 remaining in the stanza. Speice found Jake Arend for the two-point conversion pass to widen the margin to 16-0.
"They made a lot of plays, and we weren't able to keep up with their speed," Ada coach Bob Olwin said. "Wayne Trace is just a polished group. They made plays and we didn't."
Wayne Trace was far from done, though.
The senior signal-caller hooked up with Tyler Showalter on a 64-yard touchdown toss as Wayne Trace pushed the lead to 22-0 at the 2:53 point of the stanza.
"We have tremendous athletes and they do a great job of making plays," added the Raider mentor. "This group of kids has really played well, especially since the playoffs started, and they have been so focused each week."
A Speice touchdown pass to Korbin Showalter, good for five yards, followed on the next possession with an eight-yard scoring toss to Jared Sherry quickly made it 36-0 with 4:04 left in the first half.
Ada did get on the scoreboard as Matt Wilcox hooked up with an Owen Conley on a 24-yard touchdown pass as the Bulldogs pulled within 36-8.
However, the red, white and blue quickly answered as Speice found Korbin Showalter on a 70-yard touchdown toss and then hooked up with Jake Arend for a seven-yard scoring strike with one second left in the half.
The Raiders led 50-8 at the intermission and were never threatened.
"These kids have put in so much time all season long," commented Speller. "They are very good athletes and they deserve all of the credit."
Speice connected with Gerber on touchdown passes of 10 and 15 yards in the third quarter as the Raiders pushed the margin to 62-14.
Wayne Trace then closed the scoring with a 34-yard pass play that resulted in a Tyler Showalter touchdown.
"You know, the school has had a lot of success on the basketball court but this is the first time that the football program has been able to put together this type of success," concluded Speller. "It's great for the players and coaches because I couldn't ask for a better group of people to work with. We'll enjoy this tonight and get back to work tomorrow morning in preparing for Mechanicsburg."
Speice finished the night with 534 yards passing, completing 25 of 42 passes. Arend led the Raiders with nine receptions for 96 yards while Tyler Showalter added five catches for 155 yards. Korbin Showalter also chipped in four receptions for 198 yards.
Speice also led the Raiders on the ground with 72 yards on seven carries.
Ada was limited to 288 yards of total offense, including 81 rushing yards.
"It was an honor and a fun road to Week 13," Olwin concluded. I'm proud of our kids and proud of everyone in the program. We knocked off some good teams this season."
Wilcox completed 14 of 31 passes for 207 yards while also posting 38 rushing yards. Blake Ansley picked up seven receptions for 115 yards to top the Bulldogs.
Wayne Trace, now 12-1 on the season, advances to play Mechanicsburg, a 34-28 winner in double overtime over West Liberty Salem last night. The Raiders will play the Indians (11-2) at Harmon Field in Wapakoneta on Friday.


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Prince Harry will spend 5 weeks walking across Antarctica for charity
His brother Will may be the heir to the British throne, but Prince Harry is about to be Prince of the Penguins.
Harry, who's embraced his career as a British military officer, will take part in Walking with the Wounded's South Pole Allied Challenge. The 500-mile race will raise awareness for wounded servicemen. Harry will be a member of the British team Glenfiddich. They will compete with the American team Noom Coach, which includes "True Blood" star Alexander Skarsgard (who's Swedish but whatever), and the Canadian/Australian team Soldier On, headlined by "The Wire" star Dominic West (who is… also British).
Each team will also include four wounded servicemen. They'll pull sleds weighing more than 150 pounds, according to People magazine. No word on whether they'll do so on their own or with the help of dogs. But why would anyone forego dogs when they are an option? I would like the subway so much more if it were pulled by dogs.
One thing's for sure: This race will be a real nail biter. Never has so much international handsomeness been at risk of frostbite all at once.
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Whether you're looking to be lakeside, beachfront, or on rolling hills of grass or snow, Connecticut vacation rentals have it all! In a Connecticut vacation rental, you and your fellow travelers will be comfortable and cozy, with much of the Constitution State's best right at your fingertips!
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In a beachfront Connecticut vacation rental, you can frolic in the sand, lounge by the water, or splash around for some fun! Check out our beachfront vacation homes in Old Saybrook. These Connecticut vacation rentals are perfect for families or for a romantic escape for two. With gorgeous views of Long Island Sound, you'll have no trouble relaxing. Those looking for a unique purchase can shop from the approximately 400 antiques dealers in the area. Visiting Fort Saybrook Monument Park, and seeing the four distinct styles of old architecture on noteworthy homes within the town will satisfy history lovers.
Also on the eastern shoreline is the storybook town of Mystic, which is located on the Mystic River. In a Mystic vacation rental, you'll be able to enjoy the comforts of home but the excitement of the Mystic Seaport, the Mystic Aquarium & Institute for Exploration, and many more cultural, educational, and charming attractions. A Mystic vacation home is definitely worth some serious consideration!
Feeling lucky? Amp up your trip with a visit to two major casinos: Foxwoods in Mashantucket, and Mohegan Sun, which also offers shopping, and top-billed music and sports entertainment.
The South Central and Southwestern Connecticut regions have several cities and many towns bringing more culture to the long-standing New England heritage. New Haven prides itself on its multicultural groups, who have brought much to the neighborhoods and entertainment. The museum for the Knights of Columbus is an attraction in New Haven. Guilford contains a wealth of historical homes, and recreation on the shores, includes boating, swimming, and fishing. Bridgeport celebrates the career of local P.T. Barnum with the Barnum Museum, with roots tracing back to over a century ago. Stamford is a city with many nationwide company headquarters, and home to commuters to New York City, but also offers the Stamford Museum and Nature Center, which features an actual New England farm and woodland trails.
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Detroit native Brian Olatunji is one of three motorsport drivers featured in SPEED Network's reality show 'Dreams 2 Champions.'The show follows the drivers from diverse backgrounds share their passion to race and dreams of winning a professional championship.Olatunji is hosting a viewing party Tuesday night at 8:30 p.m. at the Detroit Seafood Market on 1435 Randolph St.Online: www.brianolatunji.com
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City in recent times you may think back only a few months when Sergio Aguero lifted the Blues back up above United to win the Premiership title in the most dramatic of ways.
You may even go back to the year before when the single Yaya Toure goal dumped United out of the FA Cup, the trophy we would then go on to win.
How about the wins which got us into our first Chamions League campaign? It is true that all these were certainly important but one of my most important games came back in the 1998-99 season and no it isn't the Playoff game with Gillingham although it is a related game.
On this day fourteen years ago Manchester City were in the third tier of English football and had been struggling. Sure we were 7th in the league but had played two more games than Bournmouth who were above us with three points more and a cool 15 points away from the top team.
Boxing Day had seen us beat Wrexham 1-0 away from home but in truth that win was one of only 8 from the opening 23 games. It wasn't that we had lost a lot but the nine draws really were holding us back from what we had to achieve, promotion. It became clear after the fact how close City came to being financially ruined and a second season at this level would have been unthinkable.
So to the 28th and City hosted the high flying Stoke City in a must win game. As it was City, Manchester that is went behind 1-0. Bournmouth, Preston went on to win and of course Stoke currently were winning. In fact of all the other teams above us at this time only one outside of our game, Walsall would lose.
Cometh the hour though cometh the Dickov and Taylor to pull us through to a very important 2-1 win and kick start our promotion push. It would be Taylors first and probably most important goal for City and that result turned one win into back to back wins. That back to back win was extended to a 12 game unbeaten run and in fact we only suffered two defeats in the back end of the season. Fourteen wins from the last 23 games and 7 draws were enough to see us finish third and on good form heading into the playoff system.
That game, I feel, built the belief and team bond that we needed on May 30th that year and got us the promotion that not only we wanted but financially desperately needed.


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Scott Boras has an opinion on the Rays and decided to share it with the world at the GM meetings.
His take on the team this offseason:
"I would say the Tale of Two Cities, the one they're in and the one they should be in.''
And then he elaborated:
"The one that's going to support them to the level of the performance of the team, and the Tampa Bay market, both in what they provided for a stadium and what they provided for attendance for the quality of the play has not been consistent with what we've seen with other major-league markets. When you have a team that successful, there's teams that are drawing 2.5 to 3, over 3-million for that kind of performance.
"It's just really something for the fans of the Tampa Bay area, they need a new ballpark, they need to address that. Certainly the bell's been answered by the organization as far as putting a product on the field that would normally attract fans.''
"I think that retention of their players is key to the building of a franchise, but you also have to understand that that's probably true of a true grade of an ownership that has had the support of the fan base when winning. They have not.''
Marc Topkin provided an on point Clif Notes version of what Boras was trying to get across, as he "pretty much seemed to absolving the Rays management/ownership of not spending enough, citing their major-league worst attendance of 1.51-million."
Boras then kept talking. Yay!
"I think that retention of their players is key to the building of a franchise, but you also have to understand that that's probably true of a true grade of an ownership that has had the support of the fan base when winning. They have not.''
"To me, Major League Baseball and everyone, they have to take a close look at this franchise because when you have a successful operation that's providing a winning percentage annually that they're providing, and the staff that has proven to do it, I think it's fair for everyone to say a successful product is not doing well in a place. It's not that the product is not performing in a good place.''
So, Mr. Boras, agent extraordinaire, what should replace the "Tampa Bay" in Tampa Bay Rays?
"I think there's a lot of cities that may attract them. I don't know, maybe New Jersey would like that winning percentage.''
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Hmmmm.... pic.twitter.com/xL7nWVHmtJ— Craig Kimbrel (@kimbrel46) November 13, 2013
- ICYMI from yesterday: The Trop is getting a mini facelift.
- Brian Wilson won't sign with the Yankees because he refuses to shave the monstrosity on his face. Sorry 'bout your luck, Yanks.
- Deadspin is attempting to purchase a Hall of Fame vote. Really.
- Max Scherzer won the AL Cy Young, while Clayton Kershaw took home the NL Cy Young, to the surprise of pretty much no one. Both celebrations were shared on Twitter:
In the words of T.O. #GeturPopcornReady pic.twitter.com/NJ0Yv71hTc— Max Scherzer (@Max_Scherzer) November 14, 2013
And we can't forget about the posse. What great friends to share the night with! pic.twitter.com/VVsb4LZX9y— Ellen Kershaw (@ellenkershaw) November 14, 2013
Also, fun fact of Scherzer's win: first pitcher to ever get the nod without registering a complete game in this career. Oh, and Kershaw makes me feel extremely unaccomplished at 25.
- A historically informative ode to the 7th inning stretch.


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Clio to honor Gloria?
Wondering what you berries think of the idea of Clio to honor my late grandmother, Gloria.
Clio meaning "glory" (Greek).
I had Cleo on my list, and I love this spelling, but I so prefer the meaning of Clio and the potential connection to my nana.
Which do you prefer? Do you think either would be an ok sister to Owen, or is Owen too common and Clio/Cleo too exotic?
Thanks in advance!Some current considerations:
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June 24th, 2013 05:37 PM #7
I think it works, and I like the name. Cleo, too.http://www.onceuponatimebabynames.com/
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I like Clio and Cleo. Cleo's spelling is more intuitive, but Clio has an interesting history and I love the meaning tie for you. Owen and Clio/Cleo are fine together. It's not the most natural pairing, but it certainly works enough.
I think Sofia Vergara's character on Modern Family has taken a lot of the frump out of the name Gloria. Gloria isn't a huge favorite of mine or anything, but I've warmed to it considerably over the years.
If Gloria's not up your alley, besides Clio you might consider Loria, perhaps with a G middle name, or Loria Clio.


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Groups on both sides of a charter school amendment debate are trying to educate voters before they decide the proposed constitutional amendment next month.
It would allow a new state commission to set up charter schools, even over the objections of local school boards.
The Pataula Charter School in Edison is state chartered.
Leaders there say the amendment would provide more school choice and improve education in Georgia.
Opponents say it would take away money from struggling local schools and force school boards to raise taxes.
"A lot of misinformation is out there and a lot of people don't know anything about the amendment so we're trying to get the word out and make sure that people know the facts and make sure people are educated on it," said Pataula Charter School Principal Kylie Holley.
"We cannot afford the public schools that we have now. They're woefully underfunded, ask any parent, ask any teacher. Our public school are underfunded now, why does anyone think we can set up a parallel system of charter schools run by the state," said Public Relations Director of the Professional Association of Georgia Educators Tim Callahan.
Many Georgia education, civil rights groups and even the State School Superintendent oppose the amendment.
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