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2nd Row-Ocean View 3 BRCondo with Pool at Surfside Beach in Myrtle Beach
- bedrooms 3
- baths 2
- sleeps 8
- pool yes
- hot tub no
- pets allowed no
- type Condo
- community Surfside Beach
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Spacious, three bedroom, two bath condo just steps from the beach.
One king,one queen, two twin and one queen sleeper provide ample
sleeping for a family of eight. Two outside decks, which have just
be renovated, overlook the ocean, private pool (in enclosed courtyard) and lake.
A perfect place to combine golf with beach activities
and amusement parks.
Located directly across from the ocean & public access, and within minutes to countless golf courses, outlet malls, shopping centers, numerous restaurants, live entertainment All only ten minutes from Myrtle Beach Airport.
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Robert Pflaum
condo rental amenities
Phone, Central Air Conditioning, 4 Cable TVs , HBO, VCR, DVD & CD
Full Kitchen,Microwave, Dishwasher, Refrigerator with Ice Maker, All
Cooking & Baking Utensils provided, Washer & Dryer in unit, Private
Pool in complex,
Pets NOT allowed, No Smoking
activities and attractions in Myrtle Beach South Carolina
Activities (nearby): Biking, Golf, Tennis, Basketball,
Fitness Center, Miniature golf, Amusement Parks,Water parks,
Shopping, Restaurants, Live Theater, Cinemas, Sightseeing, Swimming,
Snorkeling & Diving, Boating, Water-skiing, Surfing, Parasailing,
skiing. Just 5 minutes to the new Market Commons, a great place to shop, eat or play.
vacation rental rates
Off Season - April 1-May 30 $850
Early Summer - May 31-June 27 - $1100
High Season - June 28 - July 25 - $1350
Late Summer July 26 - August 15 - $1000
Fall August 16 - September 6 - $900
7 Night minimum stay
Rates include taxes and check out maid service
Robert Pflaum
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Top things to do in Myrtle Beach
- Amusement Parks
- Dinner Theatres
- Golf (18 hole and Miniature)
- Hundreds of Restaurants
- Beautiful Ocean
Top things to do on a budget
- Beach, Fishing
- Amusement Parks
- Miniature golf
- State Parks
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The ranking of top apps is dominated by app constellations of some of the largest digital media brands; specifically, Facebook, Google, Apple, Yahoo, Amazon and eBay. These six brands account for 9 of the top 10 most used apps, 16 of the top 25, and 24 of the top 50. Leer más
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iOS users skew younger than their Android counterparts across the smartphone and tablet segments. 43 percent of iPhone users are between the ages of 18-34 as compared to 39 percent of Android phone users. In addition, 57 percent of iPad users are under age 45 as compared to 53 percent of Android tablet users. Leer más
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comScore, Inc. (NASDAQ: SCOR), a global leader in measuring the digital world, today published The U.S. Mobile App Report. The report, available to the public as a complimentary download, provides an in-depth analysis of the medium that is currently driving the majority of digital behavior in the U.S. As mobile apps continue to play a more significant... Leer más
The U.S. Mobile App Report
The days of desktop dominance are over. Mobile has swiftly risen to become the leading digital platform, with total activity on smartphones and tablets accounting for an astounding 60 percent of digital media time spent in the U.S. The fuel driving mobile's relentless growth is primarily app usage, which alone makes up a majority of total digital... Leer más
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Does Snapchat's Strength Among Millennials Predict Eventual Mainstream Success?
Snapchat made headlines last November by reportedly turning down a $3 billion acquisition bid, which left digital armchair quarterbacks everywhere questioning the decision. For a company with no revenue and uncertain long term prospects, taking the money would've been understandable. Recent reports that Snapchat is raising new funding at an even more... Leer más
Is Mobile Bringing About the Death of the PC? Not Exactly…
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When Mobile Web Dominates Apps in an App-Dominated World
In 2013, mobile devices (i.e. smartphones and tablets) surpassed desktops to become the leading platform in terms of total time spent online. As mobile engagement continues to grow, another major milestone occurred just this past month—consumers now spend more than half of their digital consumption time on mobile apps, leaving us without any doubt... Leer más
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We are moving and can't take our beautiful dinning room set with us. Selling it more than half off!
I have the whole set: table with 2 leaves, 6 side chairs, 2 arm chairs, beautiful china cabinet, credenza, and the table pad. I always used the table pad so the table is in like-new condition.
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Cherry wood dining room table that measures 5 1/2 feet long seats 6 normal and (7 feet long) seats 8 with extension. 6 chairs are straight back and 2 have arms. Most chairs have remained covered for entire use- 3 chairs do not have covers.
China cabinet that matches is 4 1/2 feet wide and almost 6 feet tall.
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Increased enrollment in the Bismarck Public School system has brought about many adjustments.
Now another school system is seeing growth.
The Light of Christ Catholic School system saw a 13.5 percent increase in enrollment for this school year.
St. Mary's Central High School used to be grades nine through 12.
The school made room for grades seven and eight.
Carmen Cain, Administrator for the Light of Christ 7th and 8th Grade Academy, says bringing these students to St. Mary's will better prepare them for the transition to high school.
"The teachers care about them. It's big enough where we're able to offer more class offerings and have some different disciplines that maybe they weren't offered in the past and yet it's still that small, caring environment that they experienced at their previous schools that were K through eight," says Carmen Cain, Administrator of the 7th and 8th Grade Academy.
1,225 students from pre-K through grade 12 are currently enrolled in the Light of Christ Catholic Schools making it the largest non-public school system in the state.
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There may not be Christmas trees in the undersea world but that's not enough to stop a little mermaid with a fascination for all things human from putting up some holiday decorations. Made from starfish cutouts and a bit of Ariel's marine magic, these charming undersea Santas make great ornaments or gift tags. You can also string them into a jolly garland.
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Tonight is our first night of re-airing favorite stories of 2012.
Reporter Amber Schatz has chosen to show a story titled "proud sendoff"--from April.
It highlights the nearly 100 North Dakota National Guard members saying goodbye before deploying to Afghanistan for a year.
Little did we know then, that two guard members would be saying goodbye for the last time.
Here's more from Bismarck--as family and friends of the 818th send their love to deploying soldiers.
After months of anticipation, soldiers from the 818th Engineer Company are saying a last goodbye.
"We need to put a face, we need to put a name, we need to realize these are our people these are North Dakotans going off to do a mission that's going to be a challenging one." says James Avard/Ride Captain/Patriot Guard.
Flanked by family and friends, one by one, each soldier is sent on-board through a tunnel of support from the Patriot Guard.
"The handshake and the hug sometimes say more than anything, other times, we are here now, we will be here when they come home, we will be in between, our motto is standing by." says Avard.
Some are deploying for the first time, one man is on his fifth deployment.
"These guys are seeing 3,4 times what we saw in combat action, and the missions they go on, I just sit there and it stuns me, some of these guys, one guy, the fifth deployment." says Avard.
Dan, Karen and Alex are feeling emotions you can never really prepare for.
"We're here to say goodbye to our son, Gerald Hawk Jr." says Dan Dethmers.
"Kind of heart-breaking but I know he's a very proud person, very proud to serve in the armed forces, I'm very proud of him it's just so sad to see him leave for a whole year." says Karen Dethmers.
Gerald's son Alex had the best seat in the house, at an official sendoff ceremony this weekend, but after seeing his dad leave, he's as choked up as a parent.
"My dad went on a deployment and he took off..." (What did you say the last time you hugged him, "I love you". says seven-year-old Alex.
Veterans and other supporters continue to send their love into the air, until after the plane is out of view.
A sad, but proud sight.
"We're here to take care of those guys, put the shine on them, their sacrifices, their families, that's where the focus needs to be, we're here to make sure that they know they're appreciated, beyond their families, they know that, we represent the wider community, we're here to say we care enough." says Avard.
"We're here to say we care enough to take time out of our daily lives we've got people here from Jamestown, Williston, Minot, Fargo that came out here to see these guys, when they come home, we're going to be here again, and rain or shine, we're here."
Sgt. 1st Class Darren Linde and Spc. Tyler Orgaard were killed by an IED earlier this month.
Spc. Ian Placek, also of Bismarck, was wounded.
Nearly 100 from the men's unit remain overseas as 2012 ends, as do about 30 other Soldiers and Airmen who are serving in Afghanistan, Cuba and Qatar.
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Widows and other family members of several of the 19 firefighters killed June 30 in the Yarnell Hill Fire are asking a judge to deny two media organizations' requests for access to more records.
A Yavapai County Superior Court judge in Camp Verde on Wednesday held a hearing on a lawsuit filed on behalf of The Arizona Republic and KPNX-TV.
The media organizations are requesting photos from the fire scene and investigative records but not photos of human remains or of personal effects.
Media attorney David Bodney said release of the requested records would allow the public to assess the performance of public officials, but three firefighters' widows testified that releasing more records would be intrusive.
The hearing will continue in November.
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Buying a pair of sunglasses can be a tough decision as there are hundreds if not thousands of brands and styles to choose from with a variety of features, gimmicks and sales pitches. When it comes to the job of protecting your eyes many brands just can't cut the mustard, because they use cheap components and don't adhere to important ANSI testing requirements. There are plenty of "flavor-of-the-month" brands out there, who's only goal is to sell as many sunglasses as possible, but leave you hanging when it comes to protection, quality and durability.
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GRAY, Ga. (AP) - Authorities say a toddler has died after falling into a lake at a middle Georgia subdivision.
The Telegraph of Macon reports1-year-old Andrew Moody was pulled from the water Friday afternoon at the Hampton Lakes neighborhood in Jones County, just north of Macon. The boy was rushed to the Medical Center of Central Georgia, where he was pronounced dead.
Kenny Allen, an investigator for the Jones County Sheriff's Office, says the child was found in the water after a search when the boy's father noticed he was missing.
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As is to be expected now in the final days leading up to the MLB All-Star Game, the withdrawals just keep on coming. The latest player to bow out of the midsummer classic is Los Angeles Angels starter C.J. Wilson, who has been dealing with a blister on the middle finger of his pitching hand.
According to Mike DiGiovanna of the Los Angeles Times, Wilson made his decision on Sunday. He will be replaced on the American League roster by right-hander Jake Peavy of the Chicago White Sox, who is definitely having a brilliant season on the South Side.
Wilson finished the first half with a 9-5 record and a 2.43 ERA. The Angels will still be represented by Jered Weaver, Mike Trout and Mark Trumbo.
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PHILADELPHIA -- Ryan Howard found himself in the starting lineup Sunday.
That is noteworthy only because it was the first time Howard had played three consecutive games in three consecutive days since returning from the disabled list July 6 following a left Achilles injury.
Carlos Ruiz got Sunday off. He had started every game since June 28. Erik Kratz started in his place.
Nix's long layoff ends with activation from DL
PHILADELPHIA - Laynce Nix is finally back in the Phillies clubhouse.
The Phillies activated him from the 15-day disabled list before Sunday's 4-3 victory against the San Francisco Giants in 12 innings at Citizens Bank Park. He had been sidelined with a strained left calf since May 10. Jason Pridie was designated for assignment to make room for Nix on the 25-man roster.
"I didn't think it would take this long," Nix said. "I tried to get it going as soon as possible and we had a setback. It happens sometimes. Unfortunately, it set me back three or four more weeks.
"These past couple days I've pushed it pretty good. I feel pretty comfortable coming out of the box. I feel comfortable moving. We'll see what happens, but the reality is I haven't played in one of these [big league] games and had the adrenaline for a couple months. I think I'll be fine. I've played enough games."
Nix hit .227 (5-for-22) with a double, home run, two RBIs and five walks in seven rehab games with Class A Clearwater and Triple-A Lehigh Valley. He was hitting .326 (15-for-46) with six doubles, two homers and 11 RBIs in 22 games with the Phillies.
"Having not played in a couple months, it's sort of tough to get the timing back," Nix said. "I probably could have used a few more at-bats, but I'll get it back."
It didn't take long. He struck out in his first at-bat in the 10th inning, but singled to right field in the 12th. The single led to Jimmy Rollins' game-winning hit, which scored Carlos Ruiz.
Victorino relishes 1,000-hit milestone
PHILADELPHIA -- With his sixth-inning line-drive single to right field Saturday, Phillies center fielder Shane Victorino became the first Hawaiian-born player to reach 1,000 career hits.
"Being a Hawaiian-born player and being the first ever to do it, with guys that I looked up to that played ahead of me and to be the first ever to 1,000 hits, it means a lot," Victorino said before Sunday's series finale against the Giants. "Again, it's about playing the game and loving the game and hopefully being a role model and giving kids in Hawaii an inspiration to 'Hey, anything's possible.'"
Victorino, who is in his seventh full season with Philadelphia after the club selected him the Rule 5 Draft in 2004 from the Dodgers, also leads Hawaiian-born players in runs (583), doubles (181), triples (63) and stolen bases (183).
He said he never envisioned himself reaching this milestone and the accomplishment puts into perspective the achievement of all-time hits leader Pete Rose (4,256 hits) and others, including teammates and 2,000-hit club members Juan Pierre and Placido Polanco.
"I was teasing Juan yesterday, and I was like 'I got about 1,100 or whatever still behind you,'" Victorino said with a smile.
Is there any one hit that stands out above the rest?
"To be honest with you, I'd have to say yesterday was a pretty big moment to reach 1,000, to be the first Hawaiian-born," Victorino said. "Obviously the grand slam [off CC Sabathia in Game 2 of the 2008 National League Division Series) and the [2008] World Series and all those kind of things are all great, but from a personal milestone [standpoint], I think to be the first-ever Hawaiian-born player to reach 1,000 hits, that's pretty special for me. But again, I don't want to stop here. ... The big picture is about us winning. I think that's more where I'm focused."
Todd Zolecki is a reporter for MLB.com. Jake Kaplan is an associate reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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I serve the citizens of Tulsa County, Okla., as the elected district judge. I was shocked by the decision of the Massachusetts Interscholastic Athletic Association to drop boys' gymnastics as a recognized high school competitive sport. I was a high school gymnast from 1974 to 1977, and was the Massachusetts state champion on the still rings and a member of the Boston Globe All-Scholastic Gymnastics team in 1977. I was honored to compete in the '70s with Peter Kormann, Tim Daggett, and Rich Ellis, who were mentioned in your article ("Boys' gymnastics dropped by MIAA," Jan. 24). More important, I was heavily influenced by men like my gymnastics coach, Rich Hayes, who, other than my family, has had the greatest impact on my life and who I am today.
Gymnastics is not about a winning season or how many kids participate or even how many spectators pay money to support the sport; it's about the gymnasts themselves and the life lessons that are learned. It's about the great coaches, judges, colleagues, and families who taught us values such as discipline, delayed gratification, goal-setting, and personal achievement.


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The Eagles' signing of Nnamdi Asomugha has Philadelphia fans as surprised as the rest of us. And using flash cards to remember how to spell their new favorite player's name correctly, for when they begin ripping him for the first blown coverage on online forums. But mostly, it has them quite pleased.
Philadelphia now easily boasts the best set of corners in the NFL with Asoumugha, Asante Samuel and Dominque Rodgers-Cromartie.
Good luck to anyone that tries to throw a pass against this defense next year.
Of course, you will notice that there are three corners listed there, which tends to be more than most NFL teams can use at any one time. The Eagles are being a bit guarded about what they're going to do to relieve the logjam.
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UTRON, an award-winning R&D corporation founded in 1989, is headquartered in Manassas, Virginia.
Its 269-acre gun research and firing range center is located in West Virginia. This modern facility, previously built by a major defense contractor, is now owned by the UTRON Group and is unique, both in its capabilities and its private ownership. This facility provides UTRON with a capacity to develop and test its guns at its own all-weather facility rather than contracting for "range time" at government-owned firing ranges as UTRON previously did at the Aberdeen Proving Grounds.
UTRON has designed and built one-of-a-kind 45mm and 155mm combustion light-gas guns. Support facilities and capabilities include two machine shops, a high-energy/voltage pulse power facility, high-powered optical microscopes, a scanning electron microscope with EDS capability, an x-ray diffraction machine, high-speed digital data acquisition systems, and a design and analysis group.
UTRON's substantial infrastructure supports high-energy, high-velocity gun-launch research. The high-velocity launch technologies which UTRON personnel have researched and, in some cases, exclusively developed include Combustion Light-gas Guns (CLGG), Electric Light-gas Guns (ELGG), Ram Accelerators, Electro Thermal Guns, Electro Thermal Combustion/Ignition Guns, Solid Propellant Guns, and Rail Guns. As a result of this work, industry experts considered UTRON personnel authorities at gun-launching masses to high velocities exceeding seven kilometers/sec.
UTRON is committed to maintain its strong involvement in hyper-velocity launcher research. Practical hyper-velocity gun launch technologies, such as the CLGG, are demonstrating breakthrough performance in gun technology with applications in the theater missile defense, air defense, long-range cannons, reconnaissance, anti-ship missile defense, and naval surface fire support arenas.
Its West Virginia Research Center has also been designated by the US government as an authorized facility for testing Improvised Explosive Devices (I.E.D.'s). Testing of protective body and vehicle armor is also conducted at UTRON's facility.
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Pro Bono
How 2 Pro Bono Lawyers Uncovered 'Robo-Signer,' Halting Foreclosures in 23 States
Posted Sep 23, 2010 8:20 AM CDT
By Debra Cassens Weiss
A Maine pro bono lawyer's suspicions helped uncover a "robo-signer" mortgage employee and halt mortgage foreclosures in 23 states.
Pro bono lawyer Thomas Cox, who is retired from law practice, was representing a homeowner in a foreclosure case when he came across several documents signed by one GMAC employee: Jeffrey Stephan.
Cox, a lawyer in South Portland, Maine, turned for help to Geoffrey Lewis, a lawyer in Fryeburg, the Press Herald reports. In June, Cox deposed Stephan and learned that the employee of GMAC, now known as Ally Financial, was signing off on documents without verifying their accuracy.
It turned out that Stephan was signing 10,000 foreclosure documents a month, giving him only 1.5 minutes to review each document. Cox had uncovered information similar to that revealed in a December deposition. Both depositions were cited in a Washington Post story that says the revelations led Ally to halt foreclosures in 23 states and could pave the way to foreclosure challenges across the country.
"What blew me away," Cox told the Portland Press Herald, "was that Stephan admitted he didn't have custody of the file. It was scanned into a computer and he didn't even look at it. He didn't know if it was a true and accurate copy. He didn't read the affidavits. He just checked the numbers."
Cox and Lewis are volunteers with the pro bono group Maine Attorneys Saving Homes. They are still trying to get a summary judgment overturned in their client's case.
Before retiring, Cox helped collect money from businesses that had borrowed money from a failed Maine bank, according to The Home Equity Theft Reporter blog, citing a story from the Morning Sentinel.
Additional coverage:
Washington Post: " 'Robo-signer' played quiet role in huge number of foreclosures"
Washington Post: "Amid mountain of paperwork, shortcuts and forgeries mar foreclosure process"
Washington Post: "Amid mountain of paperwork, shortcuts and forgeries mar foreclosure process"
4ClosureFraud.org: "Highlights From a Deposition of Jeffrey Stephan GMAC"
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22 U.S. Code § 283z–10 - Focus on low-income areas of Latin America and Caribbean
The Secretary of the Treasury shall direct the United States Executive Director of the Bank to use the voice and vote of the United States to support an increased focus on the poorest countries in Latin America and the Caribbean, and on poorer areas of better off countries, and to support programs conducted by the Multilateral Investment Fund, particularly in targeting low-income countries and populations, working with nongovernmental organizations and training and assisting former combatants from civil conflicts in Latin America.
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Visiting Tamiment
The Tamiment Library is located on the 10th Floor of Bobst Library.
See our website for detailed information on library collections and services.
Appointments are not necessary, but researchers are encouraged to read the Top 10 Things to Know Before Visiting Tamiment.
Highlights from the Tamiment Library's Collections
Radicalism: A Brief Introduction to the Topic
This is a guide to resources in the Tamiment Library, and beyond, on the topic of U.S. radicalism. The Tamiment Library at New York University is a special collection devoted to the history of U.S. radicalism, labor, and progressive social movements.
Radicalism comes from the Latin word for root, and connotes a fundamental critique of the existing order of things: social, economic and political arrangements, culture, class, race and gender, humanity's relationship to nature, and more. Radicalism also suggests, but does not require, the use of militant or radical means to achieve radical ends. Radicalism has typically been international in outlook, and at times organizationally as well.
Although radicalism has been a less powerful force in the U.S. than in much of the rest of the world, it has played a significant role in the history of the U.S. from the latter nineteenth century to the present. Much of what is now considered part of the political center or basic to our understanding of the U.S. is a result of the influence of radical ideas and activism.
Indeed, in an overarching and global sense, this time period can be understood as the story of how society has managed the social strains its development engenders and how it has responded to, and has been shaped by fundamental challenges from the left (and from the right).
For more information, read our "Why Study Radicalism?" essay.
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That's right, Watt writes comics.
If you're like me, you've been wondering "what was AAl doing during those six months he wasn't posting here?" Here's your answer, Fish Bulb:
• Tales of the Odd, the critically acclaimed comic series, stopped publishing at issue six because I was too broke to keep it going. After much deliberation, I decided to wrap up the story in a double-sized issue seven, which should be finished sometime late this year.
In the meantime, all six issues are now available here on the web. Or, if you prefer print copies, you can still buy some. They're just taking up space in my closet anyway.
Here's a recent image from that series (cover art by this board's own Dewey Bass, aka TheKraken).
• Menace of the Intermen, the mega-successful webcomic, co-written with Matt Rowbotham (aka thatguylobo) of this board. It's a thrilling adventure into the heart of nonsense, with no clear idea where it's going and art that makes me not want to hide my head in a paper bag.
Here's an installment featuring a popular comics creator, which we totally used without his permission:
Menace of the Intermen appears weekly at this website (every Monday). It's set up like one of those b--g things (I hate the word "blog"), so feel free to leave comments if you like.
• On the horizon: Intermen wraps up at the end of 2007, and I have a new webcomic in the works for 2008, involving several collaborators from this very message board. I'm also in the early planning stages of a new free point-and-click adventure game (along the lines of 2004's Brain Hotel, only in a different setting), hopefully for sometime next year as well.
I've always appreciated the support I get from this community, and I do try to keep the irritating pimping to a minimum. Don't you owe it to yourself to reward this behavior with a little peek at my endeavors?
Thanks for your time.
W - ill
W - hore
C - omics
52 Books in 2011
52 Books in 2012
52 Books in 2013
- Travis W. Howard
Those eyes of yours look way creepy in that Menace of the Intermen thing. I thought you were supposed to be an alien.


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The following lists the
that St. Joseph's Long Island Campus offers and their eligibility
requirements, effective for students enrolling fall 2013. In addition to
academic merit, the scholarship committee considers students'
contributions to their schools and communities through activities and
Presidential Scholarship
Entering freshmen with a
minimum 96 unweighted high school grade point average and a combined
1250 critical reading and math SAT are considered for this
four-year full-tuition award.
Provost Scholarship
Entering freshmen with a minimum 95 unweighted high school grade point average and a combined 1200 critical reading and math SAT are considered for this four-year scholarship of $15,000 per year.
Dean's Scholarship
Entering freshmen who have a minimum 92 high school GPA and a combined 1150 critical reading and math SAT or higher are considered for this four-year scholarship of $13,000 per year.
Scholastic Achievement Award
Entering freshmen with a minimum 86 unweighted high school grade point average in college preparatory academic courses and a combined 1050 critical reading and math SAT are considered. These four-year awards range from $6,000 to $9,000 depending on academic and co-curricular qualifications.
Academic Achievement Scholarship
Entering transfer students with a 3.0 cumulative GPA or higher are considered for this award. Scholarships range from $5,000 to $8,000 depending on academic qualifications.
Alumni Grant
Entering students who are sons and daughters of alumni are considered for this award. (If funding permits, other relatives of alumni are considered.) The amount of this grant varies and is awarded on a yearly basis. An application is required and must be submitted to the alumni relations director. Alumni grants are determined by the Alumni Association Scholarship Committee. A separate application is available at www.sjcny.edu and must be submitted each year by March 15.
Catholic School Grant
This $1,000 grant is awarded to students who enroll in St. Joseph's College after graduating from a Catholic high school. It is awarded annually for up to four years of undergraduate study to students who are not eligible for other scholastic achievement awards.
Tuition Exchange Programs
St. Joseph's College participates in two tuition exchange programs: Tuition Exchange, Inc. and ClC-TEP. Students whose parents or legal guardians teach or work at colleges affiliated with these programs may be considered for tuition remission awards.
Other SJC Scholarships and Grants
Students who demonstrate financial need, special interest, academic promise will be considered. Award amounts vary according to financial need and available funds.
Federal Programs
SJC participates in the following federal programs: Pell Grant, Supplemental Educational Opportunity Grant (SEOG), College Work Study Program, Perkins Loan and Family Education Loan Programs/Stafford and Plus Loans. For information about federal student aid programs, please visit the U.S. Department of Education (OPE/ED), Student Financial Assistance or call SJC's financial aid office.
New York State Programs
SJC participates in the following state programs: Tuition Assistance Program (TAP) for full-time students and Aid for Part-Time Study (APTS) for part-time students. New York State has several scholarship and award programs. For information about New York State programs, please visit the New York State Higher Education Services Corporation (HESC).
Scholarship Deadlines
For scholarship consideration, please note the following deadlines.
Transfers Applicants
The College requests that all admissions forms (admissions applications, transcripts) be received on or before August 1 for fall entering students and January 1 for spring entering students.
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The 62nd Annual Meguiar's Detroit Autorama is revving up at Cobo Center on March 7 - 9.
Detroit Autorama will feature more than 1,000 of the most amazing hot rods and custom cars in the world. It's the largest and oldest hot rod-custom car show in North America, attracting visitors from around the world.
Appearances on the Celebrity Stages:These special guest will meet and greet visitors and sign autographs:
King of NASCAR, Richard Petty and racing legend, Kyle Petty, Friday, March 7 from 6 to 8 p.m.
Shawn Michaels, WWE Superstar, Saturday, March 8 from noon to 3 p.m.
Laura Marano, "Ally Dawson" from Disney Channel's " Austin and Ally", Saturday, March 8, from 1 to 4 and 6 to 8 p.m.
Chris Jericho, WWE Superstar, will appear Sunday, March 9 from noon to 3 p.m.
Spongebob Squarepants will appear Friday, March 7, from 4 to 8 p.m., Saturday, March 8 from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. and Sunday, March 9 from noon to 5 p.m. AUTORAMA AT COBO CENTER HOURSFriday, March 7, Noon to 10 p.m.Saturday, March 8, 9 a.m. to 10 p.m.Sunday, March 9, 10 a.m. to 8 p.m.
ADMISSIONAt Gate: Adults - $19Children 6 to 12 years - $5Children 5 and under freeDISCOUNT TICKETS are available at O'REILLY AUTO PARTSDiscount tickets are: General Admission - $17, Children 6 - 12 - $4Group tickets are also available For more information call 248-373-1700
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Windows on the Sea, OceanView, Pool, 6 Bedrooms, HDTVs in St Augustine
- bedrooms 6
- baths 6½
- sleeps 14
- pool yes
- hot tub no
- pets allowed no
- type House
- community Private Beach Home
rates (USD)
/ night
$ 1,995 - $ 9,000 / week
$ 6,770 - $ 22,929 / month
St Augustine House deals
stays between: 8/20/14 & 9/30/14
deal expires in: 15 days
2014 Sale - Special 10% Off Discount!
Get 10% off when you book a rental through August 2, 2014 - September 30, 2014. Call us and mention code "Rebook10". Or, go to our web site at VacationRentalPros. com and enter "Rebook10" into the check out. Hurry! Limited time offer!
- $1,291 $1,161/night (10% off)
deal# DZ6VSX
vacation rental description
Be among the very first to vacation at Windows on the Sea, our new 3-storey house across the street from the beach in the Ocean Hammock Resort. Luxuriate in a private pool and spa, elevator, theater and game rooms, and 2 master suites in this dreamy home!
Enjoy ocean views to the east and golf course views to the west at Windows on the Sea -- with spectacular sunrises and sunsets to match! Our house overlooks the 6th hole of the oceanfront Ocean Hammock Golf Course, and is just yards from private access to Cinnamon Beach. It is located in the exclusive, gated Ocean Hammock community.
But you don't even have to leave Windows on the Sea to be treated to resort amenities! Step onto the huge lanai at the back of the house and you'll discover your own private pool and spa, complete with plenty of poolside seating. A complete summer kitchen and casual dining area completes the lanai, so you can spend all day "outside" in your very own paradise. It feels so wonderful to sink into the jetted Jacuzzi after a round of golf and let hot water pummel the tension out of your muscles -- or to end the day floating in the pool, gazing up at the stars and dreaming of the adventures to come in Palm Coast!
Just steps from the lanai is the ground-floor master suite at Windows on the Sea. This is ideal for grandparents or anyone with accessibility issues who appreciates the soothing effects of water on sore joints! This master suite is huge, with a king-sized bed, HDTV, and en-suite bath. It shares the ground floor with a big game room that will be your teenagers' new paradise. Huge HDTV, comfy sofas and chairs, and game tables keep the troops entertained for hours.
Ride the elevator up to the first floor and find yourself in the grand room, a magnificent living space just right for your big group. (Windows on the Sea sleeps 14 comfortably in more than 5,000 square feet of space!) Filled with windows, the grand room has unbeatable ocean views, especially from the front balcony. You're never out of the sight of the sea in here! And our entertainment center, complete with HDTV and all its accessories, is on hand so that your group can enjoy a favorite movie together or watch a big game.
Right beside the grand room is the dining room, a large and beautiful space with a long table and plentiful windows. For less formal meals, the sun-splashed breakfast bar does a great job. It fronts the gourmet kitchen, a tech-savvy delight of granite countertops, sparkling new appliances, a central island, and custom cabinetry. Open the cupboards and the full complement of cookware, dishes, and utensils is revealed -- everything you need to prepare and serve a feast!
Also on second floor are two bedrooms: one with a queen bed, HDTV, and en-suite bath, and the other the second master suite. This palatial suite contains a sitting area, a king-sized bed, HDTV, balcony access, and a bath with a walk-in shower, deep soaking tub, and dual vanities. It's an entire self-contained flat!
Take the elevator (or the stairs, of course!) one more flight up and find yourself on top of the world, with sweeping views from the east-facing balcony. Three bedrooms occupy this floor: two have king-sized beds, while the third is a kids' room with two doubles, easily sleeping 4 wriggling ankle-biters! Finally, there is a theater room on this floor, with graduated seating and a professional-quality projector and sound system. Movie night!
Windows on the Sea has plenty of off-street parking for all your vehicles -- 3 garages keep your cars and trucks out of the sun. A big laundry room takes care of all those wet swimsuits and beach towels, and 2 brand-new sleeper sofas are available to accommodate overnight guests or serve as the setting for a slumber party among the kids. We've tried to think of everything to make your vacation perfect!
vacation rental location
contact owner for availability
Steve Milo, www.vacationrentalpros.com (855) 847-1260
house rental amenities
- 97 miles to Disney World
- 83 miles to Orlando, FL
- 30 miles - Daytona Airport (DAB)
- 55 miles to Jacksonville Airport
- Baseball Park
- Football Stadium
- Jacksonville Stadium (Jaguars)
- Kennedy Space Center
- St Augustine Historic Town
- Ocean Hammock Beach Resort
- Palm Coast, Florida
- Palm Coast, FL
- Coffee Maker
- Cookware
- Dishwasher
- Full Kitchen
- Microwave
- Oven
- Refrigerator
- Stove
- Toaster
- Utensils
- Balcony
- BBQ Grill
- Fishing
- Grill
- Hot Tub
- Pool
- Surf Fishing
- Swimming
- Walkway to Water
- Wildlife Viewing
activities and attractions in St Augustine Atlantic Coast North
- Outlet Shopping
- Area Fitness Center
- Craft Shopping
- Medical Services Nearby
- Nearby Grocery
- Shopping
- Ceiling Fans
- Central Air
- Linens
- Washer & Dryer
- HD TV in Living Room
- Air Conditioning
- Cable Television
- DVD Player
- Television
- WiFi BlueRay/ DVD Player
- Blue Ray Player
- Beach
- Golf Courses
- St. Aug Alligator Farm Zoo
- Exceptional Sunrises
- Exceptional Views
- Near Beach
vacation rental rates
Rate Table:
Tip: To get the lowest weekly or monthly rates, arrive on a Saturday.
Dates~ Nightly~ Weekly~ Monthly
Jun 1, 2013-Aug 31, 2013~ $800-$1500~ $2995-$4000~ $16,439-$17,313
Sep 1, 2013-Nov 30, 2013~ $800-$1500~ $1995-$5500~ $9580-$14,769
Dec 1, 2013-Feb 28, 2014~ $800-$1500~ $1995-$9000~ $6770-$22,858
Mar 1, 2014-May 31, 2014~ $583-$1500~ $1995-$5500~ $15,143-$22,929
Jun 1, 2014-Aug 31, 2014~ $583-$2000~ $2995-$7500~ $19,138
Prices exclude taxes & fees. Regular rates exclude any special online savings. Monthly rates are based on a 30 day month.
Steve Milo, www.vacationrentalpros.com (855) 847-1260
accepted payment methods
Prior to paying a reservation deposit, always verify payment instructions by calling the phone number displayed on this listing page. By contacting the owner directly and paying by an approved method - credit card, paypal, check or bank transfer - your reservation payment will be protected up to $1,000.Learn more in our Security Center


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Citrus Hills Greenbriar I in Hernando
- bedrooms 2
- baths 2
- sleeps 4
- pool no
- hot tub no
- pets allowed no
- type Villa
- community Citrus Hills
rates (USD)
/ night
$ 550 - $ 750 / week
$ 1,500 - $ 1,800 / month
vacation rental description
Nicely appointed 2 bedroom 2 bath viila with carport and lanai and all amenties as well as full laundry room, king size bed in master with separate bath. Very conveniently located to club house and golf courses and spa and workout facilities as well as activity centers. Includes full membership to golf on the Meadows and Oaks courses and all activites at the clubhouse which includes pools, fitness center, exercise classes, golf tennis at Citrus Hills restaurants, spa..
All lines, towels, appliances and good quality pans and dishes as well as ironing board, free local calling, and fast interent wireless for a nominal charge, full laundry room. Flat screen TV in living room and tv
s in bedrooms. No smoking and no pets. Cleaning service can be provided at an additional fee. There are three 18-hole golf course and one nine hole a mile away. Screened in lania with patio set and 4 chairs, outside electric grill available. Two Tv's, living room and Master with dvd player.
If you go the the Citrus Hills web site you can review the location of the all these facilities and the beautiful area as well as the club house and golf courses. We have a wonderful golf practice area with a beautiful driving range and practice facility, natural trail park with picnic areas. Walking trails and outdoor fitness stations.
In addition there is a community theatre, boccie, card room, bingo, dancing entertainment. Nearby is boating, fishing horseback riding and Fort Island Gulf beach.
Hi Speed Internet available..
vacation rental location
property availability
- dates with deals
- unavailable dates
Last modified on 01-22-2013 at 6:40 PM.
email owner view full calendar
Saundra Skiesgelas 352-400-8468
villa rental amenities
Free Social Club membership included for rentals of one month or more (use of all facilities, pools, fitness center, golf, clubhouse, tennis, private restaurants, classes) Three 18 holes golf courses. Meadows is free with cart rental of $17.00. Two other courses have green fees as well as cart fees with discounted rates after certain times. Activity center and spa and gym located in SkyView/Terra Vista... WIFI wireles internet is available.
This is an uncogested area and affords a luxurious life style.
activities and attractions in Hernando Gulf Coast Central
Great fishing and snorkeling. Close to Disney and Bush Garden and Tampa is one hour south. Area offers places for hiking, cycling and horse riding and wonderful places for boating.
vacation rental rates
Nightly from June 1 to September 30 $125
Nightly from October 1 to May 31 $150
Weekly $550 to $750 depending on month
$120.00 cleaning fee and $29.00 internet fee, security deposit depending on length of stay. Internet may be included depending on length of rental.
October and November $1500, Dec. and Jan 1750-- February 1750 March 1750 April 1600 Special rates for long-term rentals 4 month or more....Call to see if there are specials for any given month.
Rentals of less than six month require FLorida Tax
Cap on electric on rentals of one month
Saundra Skiesgelas 352-400-8468
accepted payment methods
Prior to paying a reservation deposit, always verify payment instructions by calling the phone number displayed on this listing page. By contacting the owner directly and paying by an approved method - credit card, paypal, check or bank transfer - your reservation payment will be protected up to $1,000.Learn more in our Security Center


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CeBIT Open Source Forum 2011 Videos Now Available
For those who weren't about to make it the CeBIT Open Source Forum 2011 in Hannover, Germany earlier this month, video of the presentations are now available to the general public free of change.
The CeBIT Open Source Forum 2011 included more than 50 open source presentations over the five day event. Presentations this year included KNOPPIX 6.5 by Klaus Knopper, The Hidden Costs of closed source software by Jon "Maddog" Hall, Presentation of the Linux New Media Awards and much much more. Additionally the presentations are presented with the accompanying slides in an effort to give viewers a better viewing experience.
The full schedule and links to all the presentation videos can be found on the Linux Magazin website.
CeBIT VideosMany of the sessions at CeBIT Open Source Forum were presented in German; however, many were presented in English as well.
This schedule should help readers determine which presentations are available in which language. http://www.linuxpromagazine...urce-Forum-2011-Live-Streaming
Thank you!
I'm confusedThe link is to a translated page - which links to videos in German. If one can watch the videos, one does not need the page translated I would think. Unless only some videos are in German. Every one I watched was.
I love that the videos are out there, just confused by how it is being presented here.
Wrong PlaceHi,
i think it's just a typo, but Cebit is not in Hamburg, it's in Hannover.
Greetings from Germany
Issue 167/2014
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Carnegie Mellon researchers say 3 million pages could fall down the phishing hole in the next year.
SSH Key Management Guidelines
The US government rolls new best-practice rules for protecting SSH.
Knoppix 7.4 Released
Klaus Knopper announces the latest version of his iconic Live Linux system.
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Password Management Services Vulnerable to Attack
Should you trust an online service to store your online passwords?
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The median home value in Dinuba, CA is $132,400.
This is
lower than
the county median home value of $144,400.
The national median home value is $170,100.
The average price of homes sold in Dinuba, CA is $132,400.
Approximately 53.75% of Dinuba homes are owned,
compared to 40.92% rented, while
5.33% are vacant.
Dinuba real estate listings include condos, townhomes, and single family homes for sale.
Commercial properties are also available.
If you see a property you're interested in, contact a Dinuba real estate agent to arrange a tour today!
Learn more about Dinuba Real Estate.
Beautifully farmed large parcel. Across from city limits. Portion of the ranch is in the Dinuba City sphere of influence. Good water and soil. Excellent plantings, cara cara navels, plums, Turn of the century home plus mobile.
Property is in the Dinuba City Limits. It is zoned for single family homes (R1-10 and 1-7.5). The property has an approved 88 lot tentative map. The north side of Dinuba is an excellent area for development. Currently in process of parceling the commercial portion of the property off from the residential portion. The commercial portion can be purchased separately. Proeprty is in Alta Irrigation District
Great Investment Property this single level six-plex. Each unit has 2 bedrooms, 1 bath with community laundry. All units have been totally redone within the past two years including all new AC units.
Dinuba's premier neighborhood, immaculate 3br., 23/4 bath, 3 car gar.. House is move in ready with dual A./C's nice large patio opening on to large back yard through french doors from great room and dining area. Lots of storage, inside utility room and large kitchen with island. Pride of ownership awaits!
Beautiful Victorian home with 4 bedrooms 3 bathroom and a office. Nearly 3,000 sq ft of living space and over 12,000 sq ft lot. Located in a great neighborhood.
If you love to entertain family and friends This is the home for you. Must see to appreciate. Spacious one of a kind executive home. This 5 bedroom 4 bath features a cozy fireplace in the living room for your family gatherings, Office/Study, family room, game room, Beautiful patio for your outdoor BBQ's Don't hesitate to bring offers! Call for your private showing today!
Great Location!!! across from an elementary School and North of Town. Great potential to develop, please research it.
Beautiful country home located just out of town ON A .70 of a ACRE. Home features wood flooring throughout the house granite counter tops and much more.
Newly Listed! This 3.86 Acre Parcel is zoned Residential (R-1-6) and surrounded by an established neighborhood. The curb, gutter and sidewalk is in place. City utilities are available. This lot was originally intended for a church however there are many possibilities!
Real Living Diamond Realtors
755 North Peach Ave. Ste A-11
Clovis, CA 93611
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The Nike VR X3X Toe Sweep Wedge is made with high-frequency grooves for precision spin and length in the short game. A wide sole with a narrow heel allows for specialized wedge play in different conditions.
High-Frequency X3X Grooves
New, improved X3X grooves offer a stronger, more aggressive groove edge and deeper groove channels for ultimate stopping power and distance control.
Toe Sweep Grind
An extremely wide sole near the toe and a very narrow sole at the heel allow you to easily get the ball up out of the bunker and rough.
Dual Wide Grind
The wide sole option is designed for aggressive play around the green and from the bunkers. Dual sole designs enable you to open the face and maintain a low-leading edge for visual confidence.
- Two high-trajectory sole grinds for specialized wedge play
- All satin chrome finish for a beautiful non-glare look at address
- 8620 carbon steel for a premium wedge feel
- Nike Tour Velvet 360 2 grip for a soft performance feel


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Taking The Lead
As many design professionals know, the key to creating a dynamic kitchen or bath relies on finding just the right products.
For this reason, kitchen and bath professionals are forever on a quest to find products that are unique, ergonomically sound, efficient and aesthetically appealing.
To that end, as 2007 comes to a close, Kitchen & Bath Design News once again recognizes the most-asked-about products list, as tallied by reader requests.
And what a list it is. Indeed, 2007 represents another stellar year for kitchen and bath manufacturers, who once again rose to the challenge by creating a vast array of exciting and innovative kitchen and bath products that run the gamut from stunning decorative hardware and clever storage solutions to tubs designed with safety in mind.
But while the product categories represented by these top products may be diverse, the most-asked-about products of 2007 all share one critical element: Each is designed to improve, streamline and simplify life for the end user – without sacrificing design sensibilities.
In 2007, there was a noticeable move toward products that combine luxury with state-of-the-art convenience. Organization was a major buzz word, with organization-based products not only securing the top two spots, but also significantly represented throughout the top 20 positions.
Specifically, products geared toward enhancing efficiency and ergonomics, such as drawer inserts and wrap dispensers, featured prominently, as did storage systems and closet, pantry and garage organizers.
Multi-functional products – such as a microwave that tucks into an oven drawer, saving much-needed space in the kitchen – were also popular favorites.
Other products with a more personalized touch, such as hand-painted images on stone and customized aluminum frame glass doors, fared well in this year's listing as well, earning top 10 positioning and reinforcing the importance of one-of-a-kind items that reflect the client's personality.
According to many manufacturers whose products placed in the top 20, popular product choices also represent a significant embracing of cleaner, European-influenced styles, while still holding onto traditional roots and the pining for simpler times – and a simpler lifestyle.
KBDN's most-asked-about products list is compiled by tallying reader requests for information about specific products featured in the magazine over the past 12 months. On this and the following four pages, KBDN recognizes some of the brightest and most innovative products of 2007 as selected by our readership.
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The much-anticipated gun raffle being held as a fundraiser for the West Fargo Hockey Association has been pushed back a month. Two hundred guns were set to be raffled off Friday, March 15 but the following information is now posted on their web page:
"Due to the anticipated turnout and moving the banquet location, we've encountered permitting issues in the City of Fargo. Therefore the West Fargo Hockey Gun Raffle Banquet has been postponed until April 13th. More details to follow as they become available."
The problems come down to the location of the event.
Everything would have been fine if the raffle was still being held at the Speedway Event Center in West Fargo. Because it was moved to the Holiday Inn in Fargo for the large number of people they are expecting, gaming permits they have in West Fargo do not apply to Fargo.
If the Hockey Association continued with the raffle, members worked it out with the state and Fargo to do the drawing in West Fargo and then read the winners at the Holiday Inn.
But other games would not be legal.
West Fargo Hockey Association Business Manager Mark Lester says, "As is typical with these types of events, you also have various games that are going on during, you know, before, during. Those were the games that we wanted to make sure we're technically covered in this event."
Those games are mainly other raffles for things like jerseys, pictures and other guns.
The Hockey Association will now go through a review process with the gaming auditor in Fargo to hopefully get the event to the city commission for approval.
If members do that, they should be able to do the drawing and announcement at the Holiday Inn and have the other games.
Lester hopes everyone will understand, though he knows some people are upset. "It doesn't make sense regardless of who might be upset to do something to jeopardize what we as a board and myself as a business manager do every day to keep those kids skating on the ice and provide a good hockey program," says Lester.
The banquet is rescheduled for April 13. Ticket holders do not have to be present to win.
Need a gun or want a gun? Good luck. Stores everywhere say they are having a hard time getting their shelves stocked. But if you tend to be on the lucky side, a local fundraiser could put a firearm in your hands.
Guns. Firearms. Semi-automatics. For many this may be as close as you're going to get. But cal Helgeson with the West Fargo Hockey Association says that doesn't have to be the case. "With the shortage of guns, we have secured all of our guns," says Helgeson. You see these tickets are the key to winning one of 200 guns. "We have a full list," says Helgeson.
Guns that are hard to get can be found on the raffle. "More difficult ones are on here," says Helgeson. Helgeson says they have seen people all across the country purchase one of these.
With the shortage of guns taking place, the West Fargo hockey association says they don't mind the popularity of the raffle because it helps them with their shortage of ice rinks.
"With 20 percent increase this year, we have a big need for ice," says Helgeson. He says every ticket sold here will not only help you get one stop closer to one of these, but the association will be closer to getting what they need.
The association hopes to raise $90,000 with the raffle. It will happen on march 15th. To purchase one of the tickets, head to Scheels on 45th street in Fargo.


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Self replicating machines are one of the things I think both New Earths and Terraforming should have covered, but largely ignored. Though speculative, there are quite a few things we could say about them, both in capabilities and limits. Some of the key points:
- The key advantage of self-replicating machines is that (assuming sufficient inputs) they could provide rapid scaling of physical capability. So, things like (for example) planet diameter sunshades/power collectors wouldn't be out of the question.
- Self-replicating machine <> (doesn't equal) nanomachine. A self replicating machine might be the size of a factory with (relatively) large components, or the size of bacteria. On the other hand, nanomachines wouldn't necessarily replicate. Personally, I suspect we will have macro self replicating machines before the nanoscale kind.
- Self replicating machines can't break the laws of thermodynamics, transmute elements, and so on. They would still require energy and mass inputs, and there would still be limits to how fast certain things could happen (for instance, how fast the Venusian atmosphere could be cooled).
- They would need to be designed, programmed and overseen. A computer is great, but useless without software. To terraform a planet, there would need to be massive planning, software, and control. (It's conceivable that advanced AIs might eventually be able to do this on their own, but if they reach that level, you have to wonder why they would bother. Perhaps as a favor to their pets?)


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We're Past the Halfway Point: Let's Try to Get #MANCHILD Trending on Twitter
As I say in the video, thank you guys so much for your support. We've gotten this far, but we're past the halfway point and we've started falling behind. So I wanted to share a way you can help make the Man-child campaign a success — even if you don't want to back the project (or if you already did — thank you!). Anyone who appears on the Twitter lists below is a prominent member of the basketball community. Let them know about this film — it's a well-researched movie by an indie filmmaker who's played basketball all his life (@ryanbkoo), it's about part of the basketball world that you don't normally see in the movies (the recruiting of middle schoolers), and it could really use their support! By reaching out to them as a community (and by talking amongst ourselves), let's see if we can get #manchild trending this week on Twitter — together:
I've included some example tweets below. A couple more things:
If you'd like to know more about how the campaign is doing, I've done a few interviews with other filmmaking sites — thanks to all of them for having me as a guest.
Also, sorry about the noisy air conditioner in this video! Small New York apartments…
If you're not a Twitter user, you could also try to reach out to any of the editors at the top NBA or College basketball blogs. I'm trying to reach out myself, of course, but as I say in the video, I can only be in one place at a time and there are only so many hours in the day. Thank you so much for your help!
Example Tweets
As for example tweets, here a few I've seen since posting this that are great examples. One essential element to include is that it's a campaign to MAKE a movie — otherwise folks will think they're about to watch a finished film about youth basketball, and instead they get me talking. I'd be disappointed to see that! Some examples:
Thanks guys! Let's keep this up past just today, it's going to take a concerted effort and Twitter never sleeps!
We're all here for the same reason: to better ourselves as writers, directors, cinematographers, producers, photographers... whatever our creative pursuit. Criticism is valuable as long as it is constructive, but personal attacks are grounds for deletion; you don't have to agree with us to learn something. We're all here to help each other, so thank you for adding to the conversation!
Andrew on 09.6.11 @ 3:01PM
So did you just turn your blog into a promo and fundraising tool for your film overnight? I do kind of like the concept of you blogging about your experience doing this, but now you are touching the realm of shameless self promotion. I love your blog and everything, but come on..
Shawn on 09.6.11 @ 3:06PM
What an unfair and dickish comment. Can't you just browse the free content and keep it moving?
Wow. It's not like as a filmmaker that I want to make a film or anything…
NoFilmSchool's been around for 18 months and will continue after this campaign is over — successful or not. The vast majority of posts that I've been writing during this campaign are NOT about the fundraiser (but I do write them at the expense of spending time on the campaign). It's a very difficult one month push, then it will be over, and everything will go back to normal. All I ask for is your understanding.
I sincerely hope that any other filmmaker would understand what it's like to have a project that you feel you have to make, no matter what. With that in mind, I honestly think I'm NOT shamelessly self-promoting: I'm a filmmaker who's trying to make a film. But everyone is welcome to their own opinion…
Koo, you're a classy dude. Allow me to point out what you're too polite to: This is YOUR website. Put whatever the hell you want on it. Anybody who doesn't like it has several billion other sites to visit.
Koo, your Posts about your Kickstarter Campaign are as full of Value than the other posts here. Maybe even more for Guys that wanna go that route too. So keep up the posts.
Hey Koo!
I've been tweeting like mad…definitely behind you on focusing all efforts (website included) on this campaign. At the end of the day, we all win, since you're sharing your experiences, start to finish, with us. Please let us know how else we can help!
Ha, thanks Different Andrew! Saw that and started following you in the Twitterverse.
Koo, please don't let guys like that get to you – or rather get to "that guy". All filmmakers should understand. I'll get my tweet on!
@koo NO they're not. If you have a dickish opinion like Andrew is not welcome to post it on this site we have come to love. I know how hard it can be to get a film made and funding is a major hurdle for indies so any self respecting indie should atleast appreciate/ respect this noble effort.Go Koo! its only for a month anyways.
I don't think Koo's self-promotion is shameless at all. First, as much free content as he's given away over the past 1.5 years, I think he's entitled to as much self-promotion as he likes. Second, I actually love all his blogging about it. He's creating a blue print for a successful Kickstarter campaign (assuming he is successful). Lastly, as someone else pointed out, it is HIS blog. If you can't promote yourself on your own blog, where can you?
Great point. I'm just going to quote that last sentence when asked to justify the campaign…
Ella Sadler on 09.6.11 @ 8:28PM
Yo Andrew! Good luck funding YOUR next project. You can bet everyone here'll be eager to help after your class act above…
Self-promotion's a bitch. More power to you, Koo. Sideliners taking potshots usually means you're doing something right…
* you have to admit Andrew was pretty successful at bringing out A LOT of truly positive energy towards Koo… if a guy came to me and called me ugly and half the town came to my rescue pointing out how absolutely awesome I am in every way, including looks, I'd be grinning like that cat in wonderland (and Koo: you deserve this reaction)
* I'll change my signature at dvxuser to promote manchild, and I'll raise my pledge too; I want to read about Koo making his movie; not only will that be awesome for him, it will be great for me too, I know I'll learn a lot
Will on 09.6.11 @ 3:17PM
Gonna have to agree with Shawn here. Andrew, get a life, mate. This site has been always been awesome and there's nothing wrong with what Koo's doing. If you want to get a film made you have to keep pushing. Self promotion is what gets a lot of shit done in this industry. You could have the best script in the world sat there on your computer but if you can't get it in front of the right people you may as well not have written it. If you don't like it, do as Shawn says or go somewhere else. I'm sure there's plenty of room on the AICN boards if you want to flame people for trying to get ahead. Koo – keep it up and I really hope it succeeds. You deserve it and I can't wait to see what you come up with.
Philip Bloom on 09.6.11 @ 3:23PM
Wow. Andrew, what a ridiculous comment. If he isn't going to push to make his film….are you??
No Film School doesn't charge fore their free DSLR Cini Guide or website content which is very good.
I ponied up $10 when you first announced #Manchild for several reasons:
1. No Film School has provided me with a wealth of helpful information.
2. While I am not a huge basketball fan, I enjoyed your pitch and I am looking forward to leaning about the process of making the film as well as watching the film itself.
3. Filmmakers like Koo don't create sites like this to make money. They share their knowledge and interact with others. Asking for a few bucks isn't out of line.
Will on 09.6.11 @ 3:45PM
I was umming and ahhing about donating – trying to get a feature off the ground myself so got my own problems – but now, after reading Andrew's frankly out of order comment, I'm gonna put some money in first thing tomorrow morning. There you go, Koo, you first donation fueled almost entirely by spite! Just kidding, I want to see you get it made too.
Yes! Taking something negative and turn it into a positive… Thanks!
even during the busy and uncertain time of working on the film campaign – you still find ways to make it a helpful, learning experience for the readers of this site. posting what you've learned/ways we as readers can improve with funding our own projects is something i greatly respect. anyone who has a problem with it doesn't deserve all the effort you put into this site every day.
Nate on 09.6.11 @ 6:06PM
Koo im having a hard time trying to figure out how to get the word out on twitter in a way that makes sense in 140 characters. A few of the BBall players have shown some replied interest, but im having a hard time getting them to understand what it is at first glance…these are pro basketball players..not NASA scientists. Could you create some kind of 140 character form letter tweet that we can copy/past easily that gets your point across and doesnt come off sounding spammish? I really want to help, but i need your help.
Yeah, I see your Tweets, they're pretty damn good. I think the one thing to make sure you include is that it's a fundraising campaign to make the movie — otherwise they might assume it's already a finished film. I'll include some examples in the post — and thanks Nate!
Nate on 09.6.11 @ 9:47PM
Thanks Koo,
I just used a couple of those examples and tweeted the shit out of about 20 NBA players. Ill also try and get it spread around with a few of the NFL players I tweet with locally from the Indianapolis Colts. Hopefully one of these guys throws down a few G's themselves. #NFSstreetteam
#NFSstreetteam, I love it!
Nate on 09.7.11 @ 1:53PM
Just a heads up Ive had about 5 retweets since last night from NBA players.
Naveen on 09.7.11 @ 12:11AM
Hey Koo I support what yr doing and really hope to get this dream of yrs accomplished. I have posted the kickstarter page on my facebook 2nd time now will keep doing it for the best of the project. Havent tweeted as all my contacts are on facebook.. will personally request them too. Common buddy lets keep on trying.
Best wishes Koo! I'm not a bball fan, but I get a lot of great info from your site, so if I can help pay you back, count me in. I really can't believe someone would actually complain about you promoting yourself on your own site?! Seriously?? Dude needs to get a life.
Edward on 09.7.11 @ 1:19AM
30 more doors Koo … 30 more doors. Hope this gives you a lift: http://www.zarias.com/?p=440
Good luck!
Isaac Haig on 09.7.11 @ 1:24AM
Hey fellow dreamer…..let's fuckin' do this!! I so completely appreciate everything you do for the indie film community so let's make this happen. I'll do all that I can in terms of promotion and support and challage others to do the same. Not only do I really want to see this movie, but this will prove to myself and the rest of the billion budding filmmakers out there that hard work and generosity pay off and pay forward!
What if all this posts about fundraising also help us filmmakers to think as producers, or at least to find different ways to get our projects done ? You should be happy that those advices are also free. As we say in France, "you're just spitting in the soup"
Shameless? Of course it's shameless. Why should Koo be ashamed? Shameless is good in my book in this instance.
I hate to point out the obvious here but if Koo has no production office staff, no accountants and lawyers, no studio agents, no silent backers, no managers nor anyone else, he has to assume the roll of 'everyone' at once and thus promote himself to the cows come home in order to finance the film. So to those who claim he is initiating 'shameless self promotion', well, actually, he is. That's his job (as producer, director, distributor and line producer all rolled into one) to do so, and Man Child wont get made unless he does. Its also called ***producing***. So good on you Koo, its a great undertaking and hope you get to the 100% mark. Keep it up.
With best wishes – SW.
Russell Steen on 09.7.11 @ 11:14AM
As soon as I saw your request I was already thinking about how much to give because I have used your site to help me get a sense of what DSLR shooting filmmakers are doing and you do a great job of collecting information on various new products. Then I read your synopsis and thought, "Oh great, a sexually active 13 year old." Just what we all need to see. Science vs religion in a basketball movie? I know the millions of hours I spent playing basketball it was all we talked about, that is when we were bored with Camus and Sarte. I know your fans will go apoplectic on me, but I'm also hung on the science vs religion question through the eyes of a 13 yr. old inner city basketball player in a somewhat documentary style film. For a no film school guy you seem to have adopted a common film school student approach, infuse edgy, dark, ammoral and controversial into everything. Come to think of it, it's also the new rap artist approach, and the new pop singer, and the new alternative band, and the new. . . Your abilities are obvious Koo, so you needn't fret about getting drafted into the big leagues. Your success in the film industry is assured. I know some will read this as anger or jealousy, but it's not. Just frustrated in our culture's technology assisted visually impressive musicaly scored race to the bottom.
It's not done to be "amoral" or simply to get a rise out of people. And it's not inner city. Believe me, it'd be much easier to try to crowdfund a film that doesn't seem controversial in any way. I realize it's a difficult ask given there's only a short synopsis of the campaign, but I'd ask that you reserve judgement of these elements in particular until you see the film…
Shawn on 09.8.11 @ 12:31PM
I'm not sure I understand your critique. Are you saying the notion of a 13-year-old, sexually active protagonist is a barrier to you being able to contribute?
If so, I certainly wouldn't try and dissuade you from any moral leanings.
But I do think that a thoughtful critic should at the very least grant a filmmaker his or her subject and judge the work on its merits and shortcomings. In other words, instead of telling him to make the movie the way you would, assess what kind of job he does on the movie he wants to make.
And for that, as Koo said, you'd need to see the film.
Russell Steen on 09.7.11 @ 4:39PM
I'm too old to attempt meaningful conversations in three sentences or less, and I obviously need a spell checker. I applaud you for being upfront enough that those who back your project can't say they didn't expect it to be controversial.
Menachem on 09.8.11 @ 4:06PM
if you somehow get lebron james to tweet it, it's game over!
Morris on 09.8.11 @ 11:29PM
Koo, Try posting on to UIWTV on youtube. This is a San Antonio University page.
There is also a UTSA university page.
Morris on 09.10.11 @ 6:15PM
I've done what you asked me to do.
I posted your link onto my Face book page, tweeted and sent out a blanket email.
If I could have linked it to my two You tube channels I would have.
I hope it helps and good luck.
Thanks so much Morris.
jordan on 09.9.11 @ 11:58AM
hey don't take this the wrong way but as i scrubbed through the video i landed on you saying "ummm" about 14/16 times haha
really love your site and hoping manchild gets some more exposure :)
Hey, cut me some slack — it was recorded at 4AM! Also, this is a one-man Kickstarter campaign, not a professionally-produced PR junket. I'm finding that if I carefully rehearse a line it doesn't come across as earnest, so it's better to speak genuinely, "ums" be damned!
Hey Koo maybe you should draft a list of twitter accounts and websites that would make for good promoters of the project, and publish it on kickstarter to orchestrate your supporters into "lobby"ing them to promote. It might come off as spamesque but if you play the wording correctly I'm sure people would love to help. And if not that, I would still recommend giving specific instructions as to what people can do to help promote your awesome project. Good luck!!
It's a pity you don't have a donate button! I'd without a doubt donate to this outstanding blog!
I suppose for now i'll settle for bookmarking and adding your RSS feed
to my Google account. I look forward to new updates and will share this site with my Facebook group.
Chat soon!
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Robert Ogaz
davneport, florida
- 3.1
- Age
- 16
- Years in Magic
- 7
Hey guys my name is Robert Ogaz and I would love to thank all the people that im friends with for being so supportive I love you guys and I want to tell you I love magic its the one thing ive been doing that I never quit ive been doing it for six years and I love to create and I love to do other peoples and I really like card magic and stuff like that I know I don't got a lot of magic on here right now but I promise I will have a lot more soon so keep looking.
How did you first get started in magic?
I got started in magic when I saw my first episode of Criss Angel mindfreak and then I was hooked.
Which artists have inspired you the most in your work thus far?
There is a couple of people theres Micheal eaton theres also criss angel tons of people :)
What advice would you give to new performers just starting today?
Just think of how you can make your magic better and trust what you come up with.
What is your creative process - how do you come up with new effects and ideas?
I think of cool things that I can do with objects and once I think of that idea I don't stop till I come up with a method for what I want to create.


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