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It's fine, though 'John Smith's overseas passport number' sounds more natural to me.
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Hi there. I got the following sentence and hope someone can give me some advice.
Please note that the overseas passport number of John Smith is not the same as the one last reported to this office. Please clarify and amend as appropriate.
Can it be further polished up?
It's fine, though 'John Smith's overseas passport number' sounds more natural to me.
Hi there. Thanks for your advice. I got another question for you if you don't mind.
While the verb agreement of the following sentence should be singular:
There is more than one cassowary dashing into the farm.
What if "More than one cassorwarry is/are dashing into the farm" ?
In the scond, I'd say cassorwarry is, just as I'd say more than one person is.
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CAPE CORAL: The DEA has put a temporary ban on synthetic marijuana. But now Cape Coral's police chief is seeking a permanent solution.
Interim Police Chief Jay Murphy says he's fighting a losing battle. But he says he's not ready to give up.
"We've had a local impact," he said.
Earlier this year, three Cape Coral teens were hospitalized after smoking synthetic marijuana, known by names like "K-2", "Spice", and "Mr. Nice Guy."
The substance is said to be four times more powerful than pot and was being sold in local smoke shops. And it's completely legal.
Last month, the Federal Drug Enforcement Administration banned the chemicals used to make it. That'll give the FDA a year to test the substance.
But Wednesday, Murphy begged several state legislators to make "K-2" illegal.
"I understand it's going to be difficult to craft that language, but I'm faithful our legislators can do that," he said.
Legislators say a permanent ban or criminalization is tough - saying it's hard to define what substances need to be taken off shelves.
"I don't know how you legislate good values. That's a real challenge," said Senator Garrett Richter. "I think we need to construct a law that reduces rampant opportunity, but at the same time doesn't intrude on personal decisions."
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CATEGORIES Drama, Deals, Distribution, Toronto International Film Festival, Miramax, Cinematical Indie, Toronto Film Festival, Movies, CinematicalWe've been tracking Blindness, the upcoming Fernando Meirelles film, for months. To recap, Erik Davis first reported that Don McKeller had adapted the novel by Nobel Prize winner Jose Saramago, which "revolves around a blindness epidemic that sweeps through a contemporary city, paralyzing its citizens to a point where society is on the verge of breaking down." Julianne Moore and Daniel Craig were in talks to star as a doctor and his wife, the only person unaffected by the epidemic. Two months later, Jessica Barnes told us that Craig dropped out. He was replaced by Mark Ruffalo shortly thereafter, as noted by Jennifer DeFilippo. Just a week after that, Monika Bartyzel enthused about the cast members who were added: Danny Glover, Gael Garcia Bernal and Alica Braga. And now the point of the recap: Miramax has secured US distribution rights to the film, as reported by indieWIRE and The Hollywood Reporter. The deal was finalized Saturday morning in Toronto.
In his indieWIRE item, Eugene Hernandez says that Blindness has been shooting locally in Toronto before moving to Brazil. He reports Miramax's description, which adds a positive phrase to the otherwise dire premise: "A small group of the afflicted band together to triumphantly overcome the horrific conditions of their imposed quarantine." Well, that's certainly more cheery, isn't it? With so many fall/festival films described as depressing and dark, perhaps Miramax wants to set Blindness apart as more upbeat, though still serious fare. Will they change the title to Temporary Blindness?
All kidding aside, the dynamic and talented creative combination of Meirelles (City of God, The Constant Gardener), McKellar, and that cast sounds irresistible. The purchase price was $5 million, according to Gregg Goldstein in his Hollywood Reporter story. If you can read Portuguese, you can follow along at the director's blog. Maybe we'll see the completed film next year at Toronto?


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It's official: Michael Vick is active for the Philadelphia Eagles Week 3 game agains the New York Giants. Vick suffered a concussion last week and was listed as questionable on the injury report this week. The Eagles inactive list does not include Vick which means he's active and he is expected to start.
Vick was in practice this week working with the first team so he was expected to play this week. If he weren't active, it'd be QB Mike Kafka back there and the dynamics of this game would have changed dramatically.
A topic of conversation early in this game will be Vick's health, and how he hopes to prevent a future concussion.
Sal Paolantonio reported on ESPN that as Vick prepares to play against the Giants, he is having his helmet re-fitted by Unequal Technology, which will use kevlar to disburse the effects of a blow to the head. It's the first time this technology has been used for a football helmet, although it has previously been used for hockey helmets and in the military.
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Haiku Deck has reeled in $3 million in fresh funding, money that the Seattle startup will use to continue to build out its easy-to-use presentation tools. Trilogy Partnership led the round, with Madrona Venture Group, Founder's Co-op, entrepreneur Sarah Leary and others also participating. The TechStars Seattle grad, led by former Cranium executive Adam Tratt,… Read More
Mobile security startup Mobilisafe acquired by Rapid7
Seattle startup Mobilisafe has been acquired in a deal of undisclosed size by Boston-based Rapid7, a heavily-funded security company that raised $50 million last year. The deal comes just four months after former T-Mobile USA engineers Giri Sreenivas and Dirk Sigurdson launched Mobilisafe, which was bankrolled by Madrona Venture Group and Trilogy. Sreenivas tells us that they weren't looking… Read More
Mobilisafe study: 39 percent of mobile devices at small businesses are 'stale'
Mobilisafe, a stealthy Seattle mobile security startup bankrolled by Madrona Venture Group and Trilogy Equity Partners, still isn't sharing many details about its new product. But the company – led by former T-Mobile software architects Giri Sreenivas and Dirk Sigurdson – just released some detailed information about the lack of security around mobile devices at small and mid-sized businesses. Mobilisafe… Read More
Ignition, Trilogy bankroll cloud database startup Xeround
Cloud database startup Xeround has reeled in $9 million in venture capital financing from Benchmark Capital and Giza Venture Capital. Seattle area investors Ignition Partners and Trilogy Partnership also participated in the latest funding round for the company, which describes itself as "an elastic, always-on database-as-a-service for your MySQL applications." Xeround moved its headquarters from Israel to Bellevue… Read More
Trilogy, Madrona back stealthy mobile security startup Mobilisafe
Two of Seattle's top venture capital firms are tossing their support behind Mobilisafe, a stealthy Bellevue startup led by former T-Mobile software architects Giri Sreenivas and Dirk Sigurdson. Madrona Venture Group and Trilogy Equity Partners have invested $1.2 million in the company, money that the upstart will use to boost hiring as it builds out its first product…. Read More


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Any player/coach in Seattle that really thinks they won that game has zero integrity as a man and should be embarrassed.—
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TJ Lang is a douche. Any player/coach who allows eight sacks in one half of football should be embarrassed.
Mr. Lang, you should remind MD Jennings about what to do in a Hail Mary situation: bat the ball down, don't try to catch it.
The Green Bay Packers lost to the Seattle Seahawks not because of a bad call at the end of the game, but because they didn't play particularly well.


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The 100th anniversary of the Indianapolis 500-Mile Race happens on Sunday, May 29. We get you up to speed on what you can expect from the Greatest Spectacle in Racing.
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Full Cast, Creatives Announced for Southwark Playhouse's UK Premiere of SUPERIOR DONUTS
Final casting and a full list of creatives is announced for the UK premiere of Superior Donuts by the Tony and Pulitzer Prize-winning American playwright Tracy Letts, which will run in The Little at Southwark Playhouse from Tuesday 11 February - Saturday 8 March. Press night is Friday 14 February at 7.30pm.
Mitchell Mullen (Arthur Przybyszewski) was in the company of Tracy Letts' August: Osage County on its UK premiere at the National Theatre. Jonathan Livingstone (Franco Wicks) appeared in the West End cast of the NT's War Horse, Cheek by Jowl's world tour of 'Tis Pity She's a Whore and Propeller's world tours of Pocket Comedy and Pocket Dream, The Merchant of Venice and A Midsummer Night's Dream. Sarah Ball (Officer Randy Osteen) was nominated Best Actress in a Supporting Role in the TMA Awards for Polly Teale's After Mrs Rochester for Shared Experience. Nick Cavaliere (Max Tarasov) was nominated Best Supporting Actor in the WOS Awards for Zorro at the Garrick. He appeared in Guys & Dolls in the West End, the NT's One Man Two Guvnors and The Tempest. Alexander James Simon (Officer James Bailey) appeared in Baby Doll (National Theatre and West End). Amanda Walker (Lady Boyle) was in Orpheus Descending (Haymarket) directed by Sir Peter Hall. The rest of the cast are: David Partridge (Luther Flynn), Tom Shepherd (Kevin Magee), TJ Nelson (Kiril Ivakin).
Creative Team: Director Ned Bennett, Designer Fly Davis, Lighting Designer Marec Joyce, Composer Theo Vidgen, Sound Designer GiLes Thomas, Costume Designer Jessica Knight.
It is produced by The Trick (formerly Greenhouse Theatre Company) and Sarah Stribley Productions.
As Starbucks and organic food stores pop up all around it in UpTown Chicago, Arthur Przybyszewski continues to run the small rundown donut shop set up by his Polish immigrant father. Neglected by its owner and damaged by vandals, Superior Donuts only survives thanks to a diverse group of loyal neighbourhood customers. But when Arthur hires an excitable romantic, Franco Wicks, who wants to change the shop for the better to work alongside him, he is forced to confront the modern reality of the American Dream. A darkly comic and provocative drama about the challenges of embracing the past and the redemptive power of friendship, Superior Donuts brings to life the eclectic characters and changing face of a busy Chicago neighbourhood. This stunning new play premiered in 2008 at Chicago's Steppenwolf Theatre Company, where Tracy Letts has been a member of the ensemble since 2002, and it subsequently transferred to Broadway.
Tracy Letts' previous work includes the multi award-winning August: Osage County (now a film starring Meryl Streep and Julia Roberts), for which he received the 2008 Pulitzer Prize for Drama and Tony Award for Best Play. It premiered at Steppenwolf in 2007, played on Broadway and had its UK premiere at the NT. Other works include A Man From Nebraska (Pulitzer Prize finalist), Bug (Gate Theatre),Killer Joe (Bush Theatre). An acclaimed actor, he won a Tony for his performance in Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? (Broadway) and currently stars as Senator Andrew Lockhart in C4's Homeland.
Ned Bennett is Co-Artistic Director of The Trick where he has directed Philip Ridley's Mercury Fur which opened at the Old Red Lion before transferring to the West End's Trafalgar Studios. His other directing credits include Excellent Choice (The Vaults); A Butcher of Distinction (The King's Head Theatre); Selling Clive (Lost Theatre) all by Rob Hayes; Mr Noodles (Manchester Royal Exchange); Blue Rabbits (Templeworks) by Alistair McDowall; David Mamet's Edmond SE1 6BD (Theatre Royal Haymarket); Smartcard (Shunt Vaults). Ned has spent the last year as Resident Trainee Director at The Royal Court Theatre where he has been assistant director to Vicky Featherstone, Carrie Cracknell, John Tiffany, Anthony Neilson, Jeremy Herrin and Simon Godwin. Directing credits at the Royal Court include Lost in Theatre; Primetime and Pigeons (Royal Court Schools Tour).
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News: NY Yankees Owner Passes Away, Ja Rule, Talib Kweli, Raekwon, Jae Millz & More React
Tuesday, Jul 13, 2010 10:30AM
A swarm of Twitter reactions from Ja Rule, Talib Kweli, Jae Millz and more have hit the Internet paying homage to legendary New York Yankees owner George Steinbrenner who passed away today.
Radio personalities Miss Info and DJ Envy shared their reactions to Steinbrenner's passing.
"Wow...RIP..RT @Missinfo: Gonna see a lot of Yankee hats out today, george steinbrenner has died of heartattack, age 80, r.i.p.," Envy re-tweeted from Info. (DJ Envy's Twitter)
The passing took Wu-Tang Clan's Raekwon by surprise.
"Wow rip to the great yankee owner george steinbrenner!" (Raekwon's Twitter)
New York Yankee fan Talib Kweli paid homage to the iconic owner.
"RIP George Steinbrenner end of an era for NY and baseball" (Talib Kweli's Twitter)
Young Money's Jae Millz also showed his respect for Steinbrenner.
"R.I.P George Steinbrenner" (Jae Millz's Twitter)
Ja Rule, another Yankee fan, recalled what the owner's legacy meant.
"R.I.P. To the greatest owner in sports Big George Steinbrenner... You will be missed pinstripes will never look the same!!!" (Ja Rule's Twitter)
Television host Toure had a positive outlook toward Steinbrenner's unexpected passing.
"Good for George to go out seeing the Yanks as the best team in baseball--the reigning champs have the best record at the all-star break." (Toure's Twitter)
George Steinbrenner reportedly passed away today from a massive heart attack.
George Steinbrenner, a bombastic shipping magnate whose 1970s purchase of the New York Yankees helped turn what had become a moribund franchise into once again the most powerful brand name in American sports, died Tuesday morning in a Florida hospital. He had turned 80 on July 4. In a statement Tuesday, the Steinbrenner family said, "It is with profound sadness that the family of George M. Steinbrenner III announces his passing. He passed away this morning in Tampa, Fla., at age 80." (Wall Street Journal)
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Updated Sep 29, 2013 - 9:28 pm
Cardinals' Rashad Johnson retells story of finger injury
By Arizona Sports
Originally published: Sep 29, 2013 - 9:23 pm
Originally published: Sep 29, 2013 - 9:23 pm
Rashad Johnson of the Arizona Cardinals is the player everybody is talking about, but it's not for a good reason.
The football world was buzzing last week as it was learned that Johnson left the Cardinals' loss against the New Orleans Saints with a severe finger injury. How severe? The top of his left middle finger was removed on a play where Johnson was covering a punt. The fifth-year pro took off his glove and the tip of the finger remained in it.
Johnson told his story to ESPN.
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Director Eliza Hittman
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Recommended to Those looking a painfully frank and brilliantly insightful exploration of adolescent loneliness.
Lila (Gina Piersanti) is a fourteen-year-old girl who feels invisible to the world. She spends her summer days on the beach as a third wheel to her best friend, Chiara, and her latest boyfriend. Desperate to find a love of her own Lila chases after Sammy, an older boy with a less-than-favorable reputation.
It Felt Like Love is a coming-of-age drama without a safety net. It takes a hard look at what it is like to be innocent in a world that frowns upon naivet. It can be incredibly difficult to watch, but impossible to tear yourself away from because writer/director Eliza Hittmans has created a intricate, fragile and loveable character in Lila. Gina Piersantis performance is heart wrenchingly perfect. She embodies the loneliness and need of Lila with such an exactness that it is hard to believe that this is her first feature film. Its like watching Carey Mulligan in An Education all over again.
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On August 15th, Jewel-Osco and Cub Foods announced a data breach that might have exposed credit and debit card information of customers who shopped at their stores between June 22nd and July 17th.
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Moonlight Narrows in Hector
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$ 3,000 - $ 3,000 / month
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Grape season is coming! Enjoy lakeside sunsets on Seneca at our modern, recently updated 3 BR family retreat. Sleeps 5-6. Easy accessibility and parking!! Full kitchen, bath w/ shower, cable TV and indoor/outdoor Sirius Radio. Experience the relaxation of lakeside living just literally a minute from the Finger Lakes Wine Trail and 12 miles north of world famous Watkins Glen. Phone inquiry welcome. Send e-mail brochure, and occupancy policy requests. Come have fun in the sun! (Covered boat dock available for extra $250.)
Grape Vine Weekend Special!! Sept. & Oct. Come anytime Friday - Anytime on Monday $550.00
Sorry- No Pets, No Smoking.
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2 Queen Beds, 1 Double Bed, Cable TV, Sirius Radio, Full Kitchen
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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
Top things to do in Hector
- 12 Wineries Within 5 miles
- Watkins Glen Race Track
Top things to do on a budget
- Visit Finger Lakes Soap Co. Outlet
- Coffee & Treats at Finger Lakes Coffee House
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- Watkins Glen State Park Gorge
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on Mar 6, 2007 at 11:02 pm
I run a youth program at Los Altos High that truely caters to all skill levels. I also know that Johnny Bega runs a program at Menlo Atherton that is comparable to ours. If you would like more information feel free to email me at email@example.com
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on Mar 30, 2007 at 12:50 am
My son is in the Stanford water polo club. He's in Middle School. Yes it does cater to all levels. However it is a somewhat intense program. You can participate at the level with which you're comfortable and they do not pressure the players, although the level of training is good. What a great sport. One thing about water polo, it is difficult to participate at a more casual level because to play the game at all you have to be a strong swimmer and have a lot of stamina. Good luck.


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For over ten years, the Mycobacteria Research Laboratories (MRL) at Colorado State University has been funded through the National Institutes of Health Contracts to provide the research community with materials and reagents to facilitate basic, translational and applied research focused at the control and eradication of Mycobacterium tuberculosis. Combined with these reagent provision activities has been the development of animal models and testing of candidate vaccines against tuberculosis. In 2004, this NIH, NIAID funded program was continued under HHSN266200400091c "TB Vaccine Testing and Research Materials" Contract. The objectives of the contract are:
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Jennifer Granick
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Privacy; cybercrime; cybersecurity
Jennifer Granick started as the Stanford Law School Center for Internet and Society's (CIS) Director of Civil Liberties in June of 2012. She became an affiliate at the Center for International Security and Cooperation in July 2012.
Jennifer returned to Stanford after stints as General Counsel of entertainment company Worldstar Hip Hop and as counsel with the internet boutique firm of Zwillgen PLLC. Before that, she was the Civil Liberties Director at the Electronic Frontier Foundation. Jennifer practices, speaks and writes about computer crime and security, electronic surveillance, consumer privacy, data protection, copyright, trademark and the Digital Millennium Copyright Act.
From 2001 to 2007, Jennifer was Executive Director of CIS and taught Cyberlaw, Computer Crime Law, Internet intermediary liability, and Internet law and policy. Before teaching at Stanford, Jennifer spent almost a decade practicing criminal defense law in California. She was selected by Information Security magazine in 2003 as one of 20 "Women of Vision" in the computer security field. She earned her law degree from University of California, Hastings College of the Law and her undergraduate degree from the New College of the University of South Florida.
Stanford Departments
- NSA's Creative Interpretations of Law Subvert Congress and the Rule of Law
Jennifer Granick
Forbes (2013)
- My Dinner With NSA Director Keith Alexander
Jennifer Granick
Forbes (2013)
- Defending a Hacker: Amicus brief for U.S. v. Andrew Auernheimer
Jennifer Granick, Jonathan Mayer
- U.S Government Surveillance: Bad for Silicon Valley, Bad for Democracy Around the World
Christopher Jon Sprigman, Jennifer Granick
The Atlantic (2013)
- The Criminal N.S.A
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Can Filmbot Make it Easier to See Movies in the Closest Theaters with Friends?
I'm visiting friends in Denver, CO this week and the movie we all want to see is Moneyball. So my friends bring up Fandango to find out where it's playing locally. However, what they don't know is that Fandango, like its competitor MovieTickets.com, doesn't simply show you the nearest theaters as you would expect. Instead, both sites prioritize their own partner theaters and, to varying degrees, hide theaters from which they don't collect commission on ticket sales (often relegating theaters to the next page even though they're closer geographically). Enter Filmbot, a new independent showtime engine that promises to treat all theaters equally, including independent listings and special screenings, and that also aims to make your theatrical experience personalized and social using Facebook. It's limited to New York city right now, but it should be expanding to other areas soon. Here's the demo video: More »


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Syracuse College of Law > Law Library > Student Services > Study SpaceThe Law Library offers a number of different study spaces to accommodate your needs. As you walk through the library you will notice some comfortable lounge chairs, numerous study carrels, and large tables. If you would like to eat while studying, please sit in the "Atrium Café", a covered courtyard with bistro tables and a closed-captioned flat screen t.v.
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GOSHEN — Sister Nora Frost is a Consecrated Lutheran Sister in the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America and a Board Certified Chaplain. She is the spiritual care coordinator and chaplain at IU Health Goshen Hospital.
How did you get into this calling?
I was singing opera in Germany after university where I had been a voice major. I believe deep in my heart I always knew that I wanted to serve in the church as I had been very active at the local and Synodical level through high school and college. One day I picked up the phone in Leipzig, Germany and called the Mother House in Philadelphia. Sister Sophie told me that if I could get back to the states in the next two weeks it would be possible for me to have an interview with the directing sister of the community as well as an interview at the Lutheran Theological Seminary in Philadelphia.
Where did you grow up? I actually grew up at Simonton Lake on the north side of Elkhart. During college my parents moved into Elkhart to be closer to an aunt, grandfather and sister-in-law all who had cancer at the time.
How long have you lived here?
After Seminary I returned to Elkhart and did a year of internship at my home parish — Grace Lutheran Church. I stayed on staff there until 1980 when I began two years of clinical pastoral educational residencies at Memorial Hospital in South Bend. During that time I served part time at First English Lutheran Church in Mishawaka as their music director and started a preschool. I then lived 8 and a half years in Chicago and 12 and a half years in Philadelphia before returning to Elkhart in 2005 to care for my ailing father. After his death I came to Goshen Hospital as the spiritual care coordinator/chaplain in 2010.


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By AMANDA GRAY
Though the house still smells like turkey, dressing and all the trimmings, many shoppers will don hats, gloves and grab sale ads as they dream of scoring the big Christmas gift deal — before turkey day is even over.
The Friday after Thanksgiving, known as "Black Friday" to many shoppers and store owners, has become an annual holiday in its own right as shoppers wait in long lines and wade through packed stores for deals on movies, electronics, clothes and other items many buy as gifts for Christmas. Many locally owned and chain stores in the area will open at midnight, or even earlier into actual Thanksgiving Day, in hopes of bringing in shoppers ready to spend money.
Target's store preparations began about a month ago with the hiring of seasonal staff. Now that displays are constructed and products are unpacked, staff members are looking forward to the store's "guests" visiting after they celebrate Thanksgiving.
"I love the fun, the guests coming in," Target manager Shirley Voglereed. "It's the best day of the year!"
Some places aren't waiting until midnight to get a start on shopping. Big stores like Toys-R-Us and Wal-mart will open at 8 p.m. tonight, and Target stores open at 9 p.m. nationwide tonight, according to their sale ad and website. The only concern for Goshen's Target's staff is weather — Voglereed said the managers hope the weather holds out for good shopping.
"We don't know (how many will be here late Thursday and Friday morning), but the average crowd has been around 2,500 people," Voglereed said.
Lines begin early, but the majority of shoppers begin lining up around four hours before doors open, she said. The biggest items this year, as in the past, will be electronics and toys.
While many would think tensions and attitudes would be high on Black Friday, Voglereed said it's the opposite.
"I love the guests we have in store," she said. "They are just fantastic to be around. Everyone's so excited and nice —our guests are wonderful."
Other area locations are celebrating all things shopping with Black Friday. Concord Mall will open its doors at 11 p.m. tonight to start their All Night Shopping Party, according to Marketing Director Deb Alwine.
The party is in commemoration of the mall's 40th anniversary, and will feature the lighting of the Christmas tree, prizes and store deals. After the 11:30 p.m. unveiling of the 2013 Center Court plans, 300 lucky (and early) shoppers will receive shopping bags filled with coupons, as well as 10 chances at hourly gift card raffles. More information is available at www.shopconcordmall.com.
"We're not sure what's going to happen, because this is the first time we're doing it, but we're going to have a ball," Alwine said. "This is the place to be (on Black Friday) — we want people to come rediscover Concord Mall, because we're doing things differently."
Local small businesses are placing an emphasis on Small Business Saturday, the counterpart to Black Friday. The day encourages shoppers to buy from local small businesses for their holiday gifts, instead of buying from large corporations.
Scott Woldruff, owner of Woldruff's Footwear and Apparel in downtown Goshen, said his store is not having a direct Black Friday sale, but customers can participate in "Shop Small" if they carry American Express.
The credit card company will give enrolled members a one-time $25 credit if they spend $25 or more in a small business Saturday, according to their website. More information is available at www.americanexpress.com/us/small-business/shop-small/.
"For the shopper, small businesses try to carry better quality products, give more personal service and offer free gift wrapping, things they oftentimes don't offer at big stores," Woldruff said.
Woldruff said customers at small businesses, including his, should feel good about spending their money in the community.
"Their money is spent locally," he said. "It's spent back into the community. At big stores, the money may help with paying staff, but it also goes to the corporation out of state."
Woldruff said his holiday present sales have already begun; from Vera Bradley bags and accessories to SmartWool socks and gift certificates, people have begun checking gifts off of their lists.
Cyber Monday
However, waiting in line (or even wearing shoes) may not be necessary to get many of the deals Black Friday shoppers will be gunning for. Cyber Monday, the digital counterpart to the Black Friday sales, will be Nov. 26, though many sales are starting even earlier — some before Black Friday itself.
Mike Gingerich, who serves as the head of Social Applications division at Goshen's Digital Hill Multimedia, said stores are blurring timelines when it comes to online sales.
"We're seeing this timeline before Thanksgiving blur," Gingerich said Wednesday. "It's one of the unique things about the time, where you're seeing businesses target the whole time period, not just Cyber Monday."
For the week leading up to Thanksgiving, as well as into Black Friday through the weekend, Best Buy and Amazon have had daily deals that only last for so many units or so many hours, depending on the retailer. These reflect changes Gingerich said he sees in the market place — changes that also include the increase of phones and tablets as purchasing tools.
"Online shopping is growing by leaps and bounds," Gingerich said. "We're seeing an increase of mobile and tablet use to purchase, too."
Kohl's put some of their Black Friday deals on their website beginning Wednesday, and many stores are offering free shipping, large discounts and other incentives to buy online. A simple Google search of "Black Friday" will bring up website after website geared toward getting shoppers the best deals in-store and online, aggregating the ads and deals available in simple, readable formats.
Stores are also turning to Facebook and Twitter when it comes to drawing in shoppers, Gingerich said.
"There's a big consideration for online retailers to talk to customers through social channels," Gingerich said.
Some businesses will even give Facebook friends and Twitter followers special promotions for using the social networks. In a struggling economic climate, businesses are doing all they can to attract shoppers, he said.
"We're seeing a lot more tech-savvy users," Gingerich said. "You're seeing the sales on Cyber Monday and Black Friday continuing to grow, and competition is fierce because people will go and compare prices online. It becomes a volume game because margins are so low."


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Iaido Summer Camp Test Results
Dwayne McClellan Sensei earned a fourth degree black belt in Iaido, after passing his Yondan test at Summer Camp in upstate New York in August. Also passing a milestone test was Casey South who passed his Shodan (black belt) test. Casey joins the growing list of Black Belts in our Iaido program, which includes Erich Dehaven (Nidan 2010), John McGee (Shodan), and Casey Crane (Shodan 2012).
Training Overview
The martial art of Iaido (e-eye-dow) is maybe best translated as "Japanese Swordsmanship". It is the practice of handling a real (or almost real) Japanese Katana (Sword).
Iaido is a very traditional martial art and was developed by the Samurai when practicing for combat. What makes Iaido different from other sword methods is that the techniques are all defensive. You respond to a (surprise) attack by drawing your sword and cutting down your enemies.
As you practice Iaido, you will improve your self-discipline, concentration, coordination and strength.
In spite of its background, Iaido does not teach just killing. Through out the ages, Iaido has been converted into a more "spiritual" art. You now practice Iaido to develop yourself into a more harmonious person.
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Principles and methods useful for planning and controlling a project, including development of project plan, resource planning and scheduling, and project monitoring and control. Selected computerized packages are studied, including PERT and CPM, and examples of different types of projects from manufacturing and service industries are used.
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Most consumers prefer to head online when they are making travel plans, with 85 per cent completing a booking online.
The travel industry is a key sector online, accounting for 9.8% of the total market (IAB/PwC adspend survey 2013).
Travel online is booming, meaning that today the reliance on high street travel agencies no longer exists. Marketers have been keen to take advantage of this shift in behaviour, moving budgets online to target their customers through a medium they feel most comfortable with.
As the medium evolves, travel marketers are able to employ a range of new developments such as rich media and video content, providing useful tools and applications and even carefully targeting key audiences to drive sales and build their travel brand, in a highly competitive market.
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Asa Hutchinson Hasn't Changed, but Arkansas Has (AP Analysis)
by Andrew DeMillo, The Associated Press
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LITTLE ROCK — Asa?
Asa Hutchinson, the former congressman and the only announced Republican candidate for Arkansas' 2014 governor's race, hasn't changed much since his unsuccessful bid for the state's top office nearly seven years ago.
This is still the candidate who's lost three bids at statewide office. He's a longtime lawyer who seems more at home in a courtroom than at campaign rallies. And he's still the former lawmaker who helped prosecute the impeachment case against Arkansas' favorite political son.
He is also the same low-key politician despite using an exclamation point in his campaign materials — Asa!
And while his resume hasn't changed, he is hopeful that his state has. He'll be the first to tell you that's what makes his new campaign so attractive.
"That was then. This is now," Hutchinson said last week. "It's not what I do differently, but how much the political climate has changed."
For someone whose public service career goes back to his days as a U.S. attorney appointed by Ronald Reagan, the climate doesn't get much better than this.
Hutchinson is launching his gubernatorial bid after an election where Republicans won control of the House and Senate for the first time since Reconstruction and swept all four of the state's U.S. House seats.
The former congressman also joins a race that's been rocked by Democratic candidate and Attorney General Dustin McDaniel's admission that he had an extramarital relationship with a Hot Springs lawyer who had handled cases McDaniel's office defended.
McDaniel has remained out of the public eye since admitting the relationship with Andrea Davis, refusing repeated requests for interviews and avoiding public events while questions still loom about the impact the relationship had on the cases.
But Hutchinson — like the potential candidates eyeing a bid for governor — says he isn't focusing on the relationship as an issue in the race.
"The issues that I think are there are jobs and education," he said.
Hutchinson enters the race as a favorite for his party's nomination, especially with his roots in Republican-heavy northwest Arkansas. He's built up goodwill among the party's faithful by supporting candidates during the 2012 races.
His work on a National Rifle Association initiative to study school safety and push for armed guards in schools allows him to tout his pro-gun credentials in a state where Democrats and Republicans alike boast of their gun collections in political ads.
Hutchinson, however, still faces a tough road ahead in his run. Encouraged by McDaniel's woes and recent electoral gains, several Republicans are still mulling a bid for the state's top office. They include Curtis Coleman, the North Little Rock businessman who filed papers last week to explore a gubernatorial bid.
Despite the personal problems, McDaniel still enjoys a head start in organization and fundraising over Hutchinson. Since launching his bid last June, McDaniel has raised more than $1 million and campaign finance reports to be filed in the coming days will show how he fared before his scandal broke last year.
With a network of support from his past bids and Republicans nationally eyeing the race as a chance to turn Arkansas completely red, Hutchinson is shrugging off the notion that he'll start at a disadvantage when it comes to campaign cash.
"The money is going to be there. It's such an important race," he said. "I don't anticipate a challenge in catching up on the fundraising side."
Hutchinson isn't offering many clues on what he'll run on when he makes his bid official, but a glance at his 2006 campaign provides some clue about his policy ideas — and potential lines of attack against him.
In his unsuccessful bid against Democrat Mike Beebe, Hutchinson sounded many of the same anti-tax themes that Republicans are sounding as they prepare to take control of the state Legislature. He railed against the state's tax structure as "shockingly not competitive" and called for reforms to the state's income tax code.
"We cannot tax ourselves into prosperity and we cannot spend ourselves into prosperity," Hutchinson said.
But Hutchinson stumbled on the issue of taxes early in his campaign, initially saying that a cut in the state's grocery tax wasn't part of his agenda. He later called for a complete elimination of the tax, as opposed to the phased-out cut that Beebe ran on. Beebe regularly accused Hutchinson of flip-flopping on the tax issue during the campaign.
Hutchinson also faced criticism from Democrats for his role as one of the House prosecutors in the impeachment trial against former President Bill Clinton, a role he didn't mention often on the campaign trail.
"I think the people of Arkansas understand what I did was out of conviction that I tried to help our country in a difficult time," he said in 2006. "Once that's over, they're not interested in it."
Those obstacles may still remain for Hutchinson in this latest bid. But he's no longer running against a well-liked veteran of the state Senate like Beebe, and he's no longer running in a state that Democrats can claim as their last stronghold in the South.
"It's a different day and time," Hutchinson said.
The coming months will determine whether it's Hutchinson's day and time.
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MINEOLA, N.Y. (AP) - An animal welfare official says the last dog remaining at a Long Island storm shelter is "loveable" and deserves a foster or "forever home" with lots of attention.
Nassau County SPCA spokesman Gary Rogers said Friday that Bruno was "ripped from his home" in Long Beach during Superstorm Sandy.
Bruno's owner has been living in his car and looking for work.
During their visits, Rogers says both the owner and the Rottweiler cry. Afterward, Bruno howls for half an hour.
Rogers hopes someone finds the man work so he and Bruno could live together again. But time's running out.
The emergency shelter is closing next week.
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on Dec 13, 2010 at 7:01 pm
This is a very tragic incident. This young lady appears to have been very attractive, and likely would have continued to be for some time. My heart goes out to the family and friends.
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You comment on how attractive she was and would be, shallow much? Her true beauty was her personality and her ability to relate to everyone she met.
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I found Harvey's comment strange as well. Yes, she was beautiful, but that has nothing to do with the sadness of the situation. Any person being murdered by an ex-boyfriend, regardless of their looks, would be a great loss.
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Most of your Saturday will probably be spent preparing for, watching and reacting to a certain NFL playoff game. But here are other ideas to keep you busy this weekend. Remember, you can always check what's going on in your neck of the woods or share your own events for free on Patch's events calendar.
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Fore-warning: The Baltimore Golf Show is Friday through Sunday at the Timonium Fairgrounds. Buy equipment, learn about new destinations and show off your swing, and learn from pros.
The 1st Mariner Arena hosts Arenacross, a three-day motorsports competition. Advance tickets are available for $22 to $42.
Baltimore County Restaurant Week—actually more than two weeks—kicks off. Read up on the 44 restaurants participating and check out their prix fixe lunch and dinner menus.
Jimmie's Chicken Shack celebrates its 20th anniversary with a show at Rams Head Live.
The School of Rock Baltimore plays the music of Van Halen and Rush at the Ottobar in Charles Village. Doors open at 5 p.m. and the show starts at 6 p.m.
The Baltimore Ravens face Peyton Manning and the Denver Broncos in the divisional playoffs. Kickoff is at 4:30 p.m. and the game will air on CBS. The high on the field there could only reach 23 degrees with the potential for snow showers, Accuweather says. The winner of Saturday's game faces the winner of Sunday's Texans-Patriots game for the AFC title next week.
Load up for the game and grab some groceries—or some mid-morning grub—at the 32nd Street Farmers Market in Waverly.
The School of Rock returns to the Ottobar for a full day of performances, including a Rush tribute, a tribute to WHFS and 1970s music. Doors open at 11 a.m.
Comedian Jim Gaffigan performs two evening shows at the Modell Performing Arts Center at the Lyric.
Towson University's men's basketball team (8-8, 3-0 Colonial Athletic Association, riding a four-win streak, aims to go 4-0 in the CAA with a noon tipoff at home against Northeastern. Adults tickets are $12. Children under 12 and seniors are $8.
The School of Rock hosts a third day of performances at the Ottobar, including 1970s music and another tribute to Van Halen. Doors open at 11 a.m.
White Marsh Mall will host a casting call for the American Girl Fashion Show, to be held in March at the Hippodrome.


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You've unpacked your clothes, hung posters on the walls, and registered for your classes. Now it's time to find your way around campus—your Jewish way around campus.
Whether you're looking for a spiritual home where you can share religious experiences with like-minded people, a way to connect and do day-to-day things with Jewish friends, or a comfortable place to learn about Jewish religion and culture, you'll find your way. You just need to know where to look.
Become familiar with online resources that will help you learn and grow as a student and as a Jew, such as KESHER (www.keshercollege.org), and Hillel (www.hillel.org). They'll keep you connected with Jewish happenings in North America and overseas. As you learn what other Jewish students are doing on their campuses, you may find some ideas to import into your own life.
Explore what your college offers to satisfy your desire for Jewish experiences. Colleges that have a significant number of Jewish students typically offer a variety of opportunities. For example, University of Pennsylvania, with an undergraduate Jewish population of approximately 3,000 students, sponsors a full calendar of religious, cultural, and social activities for Reform, Conservative, and Orthodox students—and a Penn-sponsored, student-created and -run theater group, Teatron Jewish Theater. The group presents works with Jewish themes that reflect the lives of Penn students—and does not perform or rehearse on Friday night and Saturday.
Be Jewish on your own terms. If you're not a "group person" and prefer to celebrate the holidays with an intimate group of friends, stop by Hillel at Tufts University and pick up your Shabbat To Go or Seder To Go kit. Take it back to your dorm or apartment and celebrate your own way.
If you're not finding what you want at your school, create it. In 1903, Zeta Beta Tau (ZBT) was incorporated at Columbia University as a Jewish fraternity. And in 1909, when students at Barnard College were denied membership in national sororities because of their religion, they formed Alpha Epsilon Phi (AEPhi), the first Jewish sorority. Today, you're likely to find a number of Jewish sororities and fraternities on campuses far and wide.
And for more ideas on finding your Jewish way around campus, consult the college chaplain. You may find there are more opportunities than you imagined.
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With sunset approaching in Phoenix, the decision over Kyle Busch's fate for this weekend – and beyond – has yet to be officially made public.
But two sources confirmed to SB Nation that Busch would drive Joe Gibbs Racing's No. 18 car after all this weekend – except with sponsorship from Interstate Batteries instead of M&M's.
The Interstate Batteries sponsorship was first reported by ESPN's Marty Smith on Thursday afternoon.
Joe Gibbs Racing and its sponsors had wrestled with what to do about Busch for much of the week and continued to do so throughout the day on Thursday. As the deadline approaches – that being Sprint Cup Series practice on Friday at Phoenix International Raceway – the team has yet to officially announce what will happen to Busch.
Mars Inc., which owns M&M's, is said to have had enough of Busch's shenanigans, with his suspension from last week's intentional crash of Ron Hornaday in the Texas trucks race as the final straw.
A source told SB Nation that Nationwide Series driver Aric Almirola was contacted Wednesday and put on standby to drive the No. 18 Sprint Cup Series car this weekend – a fact Almirola confirmed to ESPN.com on Thursday. But Almirola told the website he had yet to hear from Joe Gibbs Racing on whether or not he would race.
Late Thursday afternoon, it turned out he wouldn't.
Interstate Batteries owner Norm Miller has a close relationship with both team owner Joe Gibbs and Busch, and apparently a deal was struck to let M&M's out of the final two races and put Interstate on the car instead.
A representative for Busch had no comment on the Interstate Batteries report. Joe Gibbs Racing did not respond to a request for comment.
The Associated Press reported earlier Thursday that another of Busch's sponsors, Z-Line Designs, asked JGR to replace Busch with Denny Hamlin in the Homestead Nationwide Series race next week. Busch was not scheduled to drive the Nationwide Series race at Phoenix.
On Tuesday, when NASCAR issued a $50,000 fine and put Busch on probation for the remainder of the season, it seemed the controversial driver would be cleared to race at Phoenix and Homestead.
But that apparently wasn't enough for M&M's, which had previously released a statement expressing its displeasure with Busch's actions.
Even if Busch races this weekend, plenty of unanswered questions remain.
Is this the end of Busch's relationship with Mars, or is the sponsor just trying to send a message? Will Mars use Busch's suspension to get out of its deal with JGR altogether and leave the team? And will Busch even keep his job at JGR next season?
The most immediate question for now, though, is: When will Joe Gibbs Racing confirm Busch is racing at Phoenix this weekend?


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The eyes of the nation were on Washington, Monday, as President Barack Obama is inaugurated for a second term.
The President spoke directly to the people giving them a glimpse into the next four years.
His last term has fallen under heavy scrutiny; yet, there was no veil cast on his inaugural address, focusing on bringing together America.
"America's possibilities are limitless, for we possess all the qualities that this world without boundaries demands: youth and drive; diversity and openness; an endless capacity for risk and a gift for reinvention," Obama said in the 18 minute speech.
It's an undeniably uplifting sentiment said bay county republican executive committee woman, Thelma Roahn.
"Philosophy is something you can almost always agree on...a grand nation...a wonderful world that we live in. The freedoms the prosperity, it all sounds great, until you realize that we're 16 trillion dollars in debt," said Rohan.
The growing deficit (and how to reduce it) continues to divide Washington and the Nation. It's just one of the political battles Obama and Congress faces in his next term.
"Decisions are upon us, and we cannot afford delay. We cannot mistake absolutism for principle, or substitute spectacle for politics," said Obama.
Bay County Democratic Executive Committeeman, Bill Pritchard, was optimistic listening to the speech.
"Thought he did a really good job of touching on the issues that still need work domestically," said Pritchard.
Those issues, specifically focused around the social issues; women's and gay rights, immigration and climate change
"We the people still believe our obligations as Americans are not just to ourselves, but to all posterity," said Obama.
Rest assured, the nation is watching.
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What is the proper oil filter for a 1948 Cub. I assume that this is not a full flow filter, and as such should have enough resistance to oil flow to ensure that the bearings are being oiled. Therefore a modern full flow filter would cause low oil pressure. Am I correct?
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The San Francisco 49ers have already earned themselves a place in the upcoming NFC playoffs, while the Seattle Seahawks are making a strong case for proving they belong in the tournament with an outstanding recent stretch.
The surging Seahawks try to continue their belated push in Saturday's divisional bout with the NFC West champion 49ers, who head to CenturyLink Field for this key Week 16 divisional matchup with designs on capturing a coveted postseason bye.
San Francisco enters the season's final two games tied with New Orleans for the NFC's No. 2 overall seed, which guarantees an off week in the first round of the conference playoffs, but currently holds the edge on the Saints by virtue of a superior conference record. A victory over the Seahawks, coupled with a New Orleans loss to fellow contender Atlanta on Monday, would secure the 49ers a spot in the top two.
Obtaining that win could be tough to come by, however. Seattle has experienced a dramatic turnaround over the second half of this 2011 campaign, ripping off victories in five of its last six games after a rough 2-6 start. The Seahawks return home riding a season-high three-game winning streak in which they've scored 30 or more points on each of those occasions.
A playmaking defense and hard running from feature back Marshawn Lynch has carried Seattle back into the playoff mix, though seizing a Wild Card berth still remains a long shot. Trailing both Atlanta and Detroit by two games in the standings, the Seahawks will have to win both this week's tilts and at Arizona while both the Falcons and Lions lose both their remaining tests.
Game Date/Time: Saturday, December 24; 4:15pm ET
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You might think, at first glance, that the San Francisco Giants are having fun with the status of their cross-bay rival's pitcher, Brandon McCarthy, by reading this tweet:
Update: Oakland A's pitcher Brandon McCarthy is scheduled to start tonight's game against the Giants on a rehab assignment.
Teams are in the interleague portion of the schedule and, ha ha, maybe the Athletics are having some fun at the Giants' expense?
Nope. Of course, that's a tweet from the Giants' Class A affiliate, the San Jose Giants, at the other end of the bay from the two major league teams. And McCarthy will be making a rehab start tonight for the Stockton Ports, the A's affiliate in the California League, as he comes back from a shoulder problem first suffered last month that put him on the DL.
The fact that the A's would probably be best served by moving to San Jose, and the fact that the Giants can block any such move because it's their "territory" has nothing to do with that tweet. Nope. Nothing at all.


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One of the biggest police operations ever mounted in Cornwall has ended with the jailing of two gangs who controlled the county's supply of illegal drugs. Details of the operation have been revealed for the first time.
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