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"Word Power/iPad Vocabulary", Schmidt's winning project, involves utilizing iPad apps to improve vocabulary skills. The year-long program will engage students in activities that build their vocabulary, teach word learning strategies and foster enjoyment and satisfaction using an expanded vocabulary. iPad apps such as Popplet, Doodle Buddy, and Puppet Pals, allow students to creatively explore such literacy elements as word meaning, synonyms, root words, and prefixes and suffixes. Because vocabulary development is essential to all aspects of literacy, focusing on the power of words is essential. The apps used in this program are incorporated into whole and small group lessons and learning centers. Work will be saved on the iPad, allowing it to be shared with other students in the class. Students also can practice at home in an effort to strengthen the partnership between home and school. Schmidt, who resides in Omaha, believes her program will help students find success as proficient and advanced communicators utilizing vocabulary to positively impact their reading, writing, and speaking skills.


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If This Happened to You at Film School, You'd Probably Quit Too
Paul Thomas Anderson is one of the more famous and successful film school dropouts, but the circumstances surrounding the way he left are pretty interesting. While he didn't have much interest going to school in the first place, and didn't have great grades in high school, he did eventually get into NYU, but with one foot already out the door by the time he got there, he came up with an interesting way to reassure himself that college was a complete waste of time. More »
Hulu's Summer Film School is Now in Session
There are so many ways to go about learning how to make films, with resources that won't cost you tens of thousands of dollars or have you sitting in lecture halls for the greater part of your early 20s. One ironclad piece of advice that always seems to be in the mouths and repertoires of great filmmakers is to watch and study films, because they can offer invaluable guidance, inspiration, and even mentorship to those who are looking for it. And if you've decided that this summer will be the one in which you buckle down for some serious cinematic cogitation, Hulu's Summer Film School, which is a series of blog posts that break down the filmmaking techniques of some of history's greatest films, might be right up your alley. More »
What Does It Mean to Be a Cinematographer? This Beautiful Video Explains It All
There are many jobs in the filmmaking process. It all starts with a script, a story waiting to be told. Then there's the director, the visionary, the person with the plan. But we all know that filmmaking is highly collaborative, so a team begins to emerge, with a group of like-minded artists all striving towards the same goal. You've got your art directors and production designers, and new worlds are created. You've got your editors, who lovingly craft the footage into the final piece of art. You've got your makeup artists and VFX artists and loads of other craftspeople who ultimately shape the film in some unique way. And then there's the cinematographer, the person behind the lens. But what exactly does a cinematographer do, and what does it mean to be a cinematographer? The following short video from the EFTI School of Cinematography in Spain has the answer. More »
Director Kevin Smith Talks About the Things You Can't Learn in Film School
While this website might be called No Film School, we have always acknowledged that there are positives and negatives for attending or not attending film school. The mission that hasn't changed since the site was created is to provide as much daily inspiration, knowledge, and news as possible on all sorts of topics related to filmmaking and shooting video, and this next clip is no different. Writer/director Kevin Smith, a film school dropout himself, talked during a Q&A about whether going to film school is worth it, and the skills that really can't be taught in school. More »
Talking with Full Sail University at NAB 2014
Yes, we're called No Film School, and yes, we get the irony of sharing information about a film school, but we caught up with Jacob Abercrombie and Alex Boyum at Full Sail University's "mobile experience" truck at NAB, which travels around giving hands-on demos to potential film school students. Check out what they have to say about the kind of education you can expect to receive at FSU, which offers Bachelor's and Master's degrees both online and on their campus in Winter Park, Florida. More »
The Alfonso Cuáron Trajectory: Go to Film School, Get Expelled, Win an Oscar
BAFTA LA recently sat down with director Alfonso Cuarón for their Behind Closed Doors series, in which he answered questions surrounding everything from his childhood love of classic cinema to the motivation behind the choices he made on Gravity. It's a rare look into not only an Academy Award-winning director's life, but into a career that is marked with great boldness, mastery — and an expulsion from film school. Listen to Cuarón share about his childhood discovery of films, turbulent years in film school, and his current approach to filmmaking after the jump. More »
'Fort Apache' Director Addison Mehr Adapts Award-Winning Story for Thesis Project
Despite the name of our website, there are many things to be learned in film school, and director Addison Mehr chose an especially interesting project for his NYU thesis film. Fort Apache is the story of small town escape, adapted from a popular short story by Alan Heathcock. Click through to watch the film and get Addison's perspective on film school, reaching out to an established author, casting and finding stories that resonate. More »
Take College Level Film Courses for Free with MIT's OpenCourseWare
Film school is not for everyone and it is by no means required in order to make a movie. Plenty of great filmmakers decided to skip a formal education to go straight to making films, but if you're interested in getting one, but either can't afford it or don't have the time or desire to sit in a crowded lecture hall, MIT offers their undergraduate and graduate level film coursework information online for free through OCW (OpenCourseWare), making quality (and very expensive) educational information, including lecture notes, videos, and exams accessible to anyone and everyone without the requirement of being matriculated. Continue on to find out what they're offering. More »
Check Out 3 Student Shorts by Jane Campion
So many great filmmakers got their start directing short films: Martin Scorsese made several well-received shorts while at NYU, David Lynch's shorts contain the same unsettling DNA as his features, and Paul Thomas Anderson's pre-Boogie Nights Dirk Diggler first existed in short film form. Jane Campion is no different. Her shorts demonstrate the dark humor and visual style, especially the ones she made while studying at the Australian Film and Television School in the 1980s — 3 of which Cinephilia and Beyond has compiled and shared. Continue on to check out these noteworthy shorts. More »
Watch Three Student Films Made by Martin Scorsese While at NYU
I just wrote about the early documentaries of Stanley Kubrick, and now, in an embarrassment of riches, we have three early student films by Martin Scorsese to look at. Unlike Kubrick, whose first efforts were commercial news reels and industrials, Martin Scorsese was a member of the so-called "film school generation," attending NYU in the 60s. Filmmaker IQ has posted three of Scorsese's early student films, and they are instructive viewing for any fan of Scorsese, or student of cinema. Click below to check out these three early works from a master!
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Essential Films for Filmmakers: Spike Lee Shares the List He Hands out on the First Day of Class
Spike Lee has been the talk of the town recently after the launch of his Kickstarter campaign. However, I thought we should take a moment to look into the mind of the great filmmaker and find out what films he considers to be essential viewing. What movies and directors moved and shaped him into the filmmaker that told some of the greatest stories and created many imaginative filmmaking techniques. Hit the jump to view the list. More »
Should You Go to Film School? A Conversation with Ryan E. Walters
This is a guest post by Cinematographer Ryan E. Walters.
With the rise of popularity and accessibility of film schools since the 1960′s & 1970′s, aspiring film professionals have had the difficult task of choosing where to begin their career path. Is it best to go to school to get formal training, or jump right in and start working? Today with the plethora of free online resources, it makes the choice of formal schooling less appealing. But what is the right choice, and the best way to prepare yourself for a career in the film industry? Let's take a look at what you have to gain, and what you have to lose by following either path. More »
Martin Scorsese and George Lucas Discuss Cinema and Visual Literacy in Education
There are already plenty of universities and colleges that teach communications and film, but very few schools below that level get much further than basic art and music classes. Teaching film in schools, or at least using the language of film to help teach communications, is rarely considered in these lower-level schools. Usually if films are even shown, it's when there's nothing to teach, or as a break from regular classes. In the videos below (which were recorded in 2006 and 2005, respectively), Martin Scorsese and George Lucas discuss the importance of visual literacy and using the language of cinema in education. More »
Joachim Trier on Film School, Literary Adapations, and Some Advice for Filmmakers
Joachim Trier, the critically acclaimed Norwegian director of Reprise and the 2011 Cannes entry Oslo, August 31st, knows his way around cinema. From his time at film school to his many festival appearances, he's garnered the respect of his peers and has earned numerous awards. He sat down with Scott Macaulay of Filmmaker Magazine to talk about Oslo, August 31st, which just opened in theaters, and the conversation shifted to his experiences at film school, literary adaptations, and some advice for amateur filmmakers. The video of that interview is embedded below. More »
Looking for a REDucation? RED Offers Digital Cinema Training Course - for a Price
Amid the hubbub of new product announcements this item has flown a bit under the radar — this Fall, RED will start offering a 16 week digital-cinema training course. It aims to take students from pre-production to production to post-production while developing their own projects with the guidance of working professionals. At first glance, it looks like a pretty interesting opportunity — you get to make projects on RED equipment, while learning the tools, craft and technique from experts. But what will it cost? And what are the pros and cons of this sort of program?: More »
Watch the Best Directors of the Year Talk About Movies for an Hour
The Hollywood Reporter sits down with many of the leading candidates for this year's Best Director award (take your pick of the particular awards show). Here's the lineup: Alexander Payne (The Descendants), Mike Mills (Beginners), Steve McQueen (Shame), Jason Reitman (Young Adult), Bennett Miller (Moneyball) and Michel Hazanavicius (The Artist). There are a lot of terrific moments here: More »
How to Replicate a First-Year Film School Project Without Spending $40,000
This is a guest post by filmmaker Seth Hymes, who runs Film School Secrets. He previously posted about whether film school is worth is in 2011.
Since graduating from NYU, I have met many DIYers who have expressed a desire to go back to film school to learn more about the craft of filmmaking. But they are typically surprised when I explain what is typically taught in the first year at any major film school. In this blog post, I'd like to share with you a very simple way to get a similar filmmaking experience to what a student at NYU, USC, or New York Film Academy gets — without paying a lot in tuition. More »
Free Online Courses for Aspiring Filmmakers
This is a guest post by freelance writer Donna Reish.
You don't have to have a bachelor's or graduate degree in film in order to become a successful film maker—but you do need to have talent and knowledge of the industry. Open courseware are online classes that are offered entirely for free. The catch? You can't claim college credit or ask for a professor's assistance. But you do have access to an abundance of educational resources with which you can teach yourself. Resources typically include recorded video lectures, course readings, project outlines and old exams with keys. So no matter if you need to learn the basics or what to freshen up your knowledge, consider taking the open courseware featured below. More »
Is Film School Worth It in 2011?
Note: I have argued both for and against film school in the past, and as I say on this site's about page, "different strokes for different folks." This is a guest post by filmmaker Seth Hymes, who runs Film School Secrets. Image by LuMaxArt.
Film schools are a great place to learn the basics of filmmaking and meet like minded collaborators. They also provide a structured environment to experiment and hone your craft. Unfortunately, I've met more than my fair share of young NYU and USC film school alumni deeply in debt with no clear job leads or any idea how to start making movies for a living. I've also met many DIYers who wonder if they missed out by skipping school. With tuition costs continuing to rise, and HD equipment costs continuing to plummet, the film school debate is worth reopening in 2011. My goal in this post is to shed some light on the specifics of investing in film school and also share some cheaper alternatives to get a film education in a classroom setting. More »
MIT's Free Online Film and Media Courses
MIT's Comparative Media Studies program is part of MIT's OpenCourseWare initiative, wherein the top-tier school posts extensive course materials online. One of the reasons I named this site NoFilmSchool is because I didn't think it made sense for me (and I'm not saying this is true for everyone) to pay hundreds of thousands of dollars to go to film school. But what if one of the most respected universities in the country posted their film and media courses online, for free? More »


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Coroner's officials have identified a motorcyclist fatally injured Tuesday, Jan. 21, when he crashed into a delivery truck in Lake Elsinore as a 34-year-old Murrieta man.
Matthew Schrader died at Inland Valley Medical Center in Wildomar shortly after the 12:30 p.m. crash, a coroner's news release said.
Witnesses said the truck was turning into a parking lot near the intersection of Riverside Drive and Joy Street when the motorcycle tried to pass the truck illegally on the right, Riverside County sheriff's officials said.
The motorcycle crashed into the side of the truck and skidded to a stop underneath it, the release said.
Coroner's officials said Schrader was wearing a helmet.
Authorities ask that anyone with information call Sgt. Peter Giannakakos of the sheriff's Lake Elsinore Station at 245-3300.


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"You need to get your eyes checked," my husband kept telling me. I scoffed. I knew I didn't have perfect vision, but it wasn't fair to compare my unaided eyesight to the 20/20 eyesight his glasses give him.
But to appease him, I made an appointment with Pearle Vision. I left with a prescription and the new-found knowledge that one eye is far-sighted and the other has an astigmatism. Yippee.
Now I am trying to adjust to these things. It's hard! Everything seems totally off. The first day I spilled coffee in my lap. The second day I got dizzy while shopping ran into a Target clothes rack. The third day I got so sick of the constant headache from my eyes trying to adjust that I almost "accidentally" lost them. Today's the first day I feel slightly used to them.
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Bird: Tech is due for a date in the Sun Bowl or Music City Bowl. I'm gonna say Sun Bowl against the feisty Utah Utes. Tech loses a close bowl game again finishing 9-4, which is still an improvement over 2012.
Winfield: Orange Bowl. Where else?
Ok, so through this entire schedule prediction scenario I fell into the trap to set very high standards for the Jackets. Based on my quick, trigger happy projections, we're going 11-1. A more realistic goal is to get to 8 wins during the regular season and win the bowl game. 8 wins will define and improved season for me and getting to 9 will be successful.


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Ticket #572 (closed defect: fixed)
vconvert does not convert xml-format back to vcard
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|OpenSync 0.40
|cstender, dfriedrich
I just tried to convert a vcard to the xml-format:
# vconvert cell32/card.vcf --to-xmlformat --out card.xml // does work # vconvert card.xml --to-vcard30 // does not work
In line 79 of vconvert.c osync_objformat_get_name(sourceformat) gives "plain". After osync_data_set_objformat(data, sourceformat); it is just "".
A little hack enables me to convert to a vcard: ;) Editting in vconvert.c line 311
OSyncObjFormat *dummyformat = osync_objformat_new("plain", "data", &error);
OSyncObjFormat *dummyformat = osync_objformat_new("xmlformat-contact-doc", "data", &error);
and commenting out in opensync/data/opensync_data.c line 120:
if (data->objformat) osync_objformat_unref(data->objformat);
btw. vconvert is not in the osbs.
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comment:1 Changed 7 years ago by cstender
- Status changed from new to assigned
- Milestone set to OpenSync 0.40
comment:2 Changed 7 years ago by cstender
- Cc dfriedrich added
Well, of course this is no solution. The problem is commit r2449. I'm not sure, why Daniel removed this functionality.
comment:4 Changed 7 years ago by felixmoeller
- Version changed from 0.33 to 0.34
Just to keep the ticket up to date. This is still present with 0.34. To be more precise r2779.
comment:5 follow-up: ↓ 6 Changed 7 years ago by cstender
- Owner changed from cstender to dgollub
- Status changed from assigned to new
- Component changed from Plugin: vformat to OpenSync
Daniel, do you know why this was removed with commit r2499? Can we get it back?
comment:6 in reply to: ↑ 5 Changed 6 years ago by dgollub
- Summary changed from vconvert does not voncert xml-format back to vcard to vconvert does not convert xml-format back to vcard
- Milestone changed from 0.40 to 0.38
comment:7 Changed 6 years ago by dgollub
- Milestone changed from 0.38 to 0.40
The commit message is from r2499 is really not helpful at all. There is no format "xmlformat-doc". So i don't see the problem for conversion path like: file -> plain -> xmlformat-$objtype-doc -> xmlformat-$objtype
The only downside i can see, is that file-sync might store by "default" xmlformat-$objtye-doc encasplutated - which will confuse lots of people. OTOH, when people start storing xmlformat on a disk - we have to "SUPPORT" this format very very carefully over several releases. But this should be O.K., when handling different versions with XSLT conversion stylesheets.
Not quite sure if we should support this or not.
I keep this up for discussion for upcoming Developer Meeting:
- easy access to XMLFormat and to dump it as plain text file
- once dumped on disk we have to support all different version of XMLFormat!
Btw. we should introduce a XMLformat compontent in TRAC.
Changed 6 years ago by prahal
- Attachment reenable_plaintoxmlformatdoc_whilepreserving_filesync.diff added
This use OSYNC_CONVERTER_DECAP to prevent file-sync from using it by default to store its data.
comment:8 Changed 6 years ago by prahal
- Owner changed from dgollub to prahal
The patch also prevents
comment:9 Changed 6 years ago by prahal
- Status changed from new to closed
- Resolution set to fixed
Applied in http://www.opensync.org/changeset/3649.
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A short medical screening is provided to check a donor's current health status. Health officials say donors who have recently received the flu shot are able to give blood.
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Today the Senate, and tomorrow the House, are expected to vote on resolutions (S.J. Res. 26 and H.J. Res. 99 respectively) that disapprove of President Obama's suspension of the debt ceiling until February 7th. One of the provisions of the Continuing Resolution/Debt Limit compromise (H.R. 2775) of only about two weeks ago was to give Congress the chance to end the suspension of the debt limit via an expedited resolution process. Technically, this does give Congress back some of the "power of the purse" it abdicated via yet another debt ceiling suspension, but the truth is that this will be little more than a show vote.
Nothing short of a miracle could give S.J. Res. 26 the votes it needs to pass in the Senate. Across the Hill, H.J. Res. 99 is expected to pass the House and promptly stall, as it will neither be able to pass the Senate nor garner anywhere near enough votes to override a veto from the President (should the unthinkable happen in the Senate). This means a free-pass for many Members who want the chance to say they oppose overspending without any real-world implications.
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In his place, Holgorsen will welcome back former WVU wide receivers coach Lonnie Galloway to his old post. Galloway was the lone offensive coach that Holgorsen retained when he was named offensive coordinator for the Mountaineers, but he ultimately decided to take the same position at Wake Forest.
Galloway came to Morgantown in the 2008 season as part of Bill Stewart's staff when he took over for Rich Rodriguez and developed a reputation as one of the premiere recruiters in the nation. He was responsible for bringing first round NFL Draft pick Bruce Irvin to Morgantown as well as one of this season's offensive star, Tavon Austin.
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In its 2004 annual report to Congress, the Board of Trustees of the Social Security Trust Funds announced:
- The projected point at which tax revenues will fall below program costs comes in 2018.
- The projected point at which the trust funds will be exhausted comes in 2042.
- The projected actuarial deficit over the 75-year long-range period is 1.89 percent of taxable payroll.
- Over the 75-year period, the trust funds require additional revenue equivalent to $3.7 trillion in todays dollars to pay all scheduled benefits. This unfunded obligation grew $200 billion from 2003.
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Since training camp is almost upon us I will be reviewing our Running backs/ Full Backs
Brown: When Ronnie Brown isn't injured he is a top tier running back in this league. As we all know he is the perfect wildcat QB I mean he can run, throw (he has completed 4 for 10 throwing for 63 yards and two touchdowns since the wildcat was brought in) The only thing that is preventing Brown from being mentioned with the likes of Steven Jackson Adrian Peterson and Chris Johnson is Ronnie is injured a lot.Brown has only played one full season (2008) since being drafted second overall in the 2005 NFL draft. During his tenure with the Dolphins he has only had one 1000 yard rushing season (2006). This year will be a career defining year for him coming back from a lis franc fracture because he opted out of his contract last year so he was tendered as a Restricted free agent meaning that he is in the final year of his contract. Ronnie has said publicly that he wants a new contract but he has made it clear that he will not hold out to get a new contract. But being a 28 year old running back (turning 29 in december) in a league with a lot of talent at the Running Back position one has to wonder will he be signed to a 2-3 year contract. I personally hope that Ronnie stays with this team because when healthy as said before he is a game changing running back also without Ronnie the wildcat will be extremely effected. I see Ronnie rushing for 900-1100 yards depending how many carries he splits with Ricky. For touchdowns between 9-13 depending on how much they use him in the red zone(remember he did have 8 touchdowns before going down against the Buccaneers in week 10)
Williams: Personally my favorite dolphin in the past couple of years. When Ronnie went down last year many of us including me thought Ricky couldn't produce, saying he was to old (yeah I realize how wrong I was). But Ricky shocked us in the next game against the Panthers when he rushed for 119 yards two touchdowns and also having one receiving touchdown. After that all of us dolphin fans knew that he would fill in for Ronnie nicely. To finish the season off he rushed for 1121 yards and 10 touchdowns setting an NFL record for longest span between 1000 yard seasons which is 6 years. Hey not to bad for a 32 year old running back. Ricky made it clear last year that this will be his last year of playing football although I am not sure if he is ready to hang up the towel because he did hire Drew Rosenhaus as his agent this off season but being a 33 (just turned 33 this may) year old running back I don't know how much gas he has left in the tank. Depending on how Ricky performs next year it could be anywhere from 500-1000 yards (I know that is a huge interval but as I said before not sure how much he has left in the tank) and between 4-8 touchdowns depending on how much he is used in the red zone.
Cobbs: Very underrated player also a personal favorite of Tony Sparano Patrick Cobbs is a very dynamic back he can run, catch, and return kicks and is an intricate part of the wildcat. Though his stats from last year weren't as good as they should've been with him going down with an injury in week 5 against the Jets I still have confidence in him I mean this the guy who had an 80 yard touchdown against the texans two years ago. Since I couldn't say alot about cobbs here you go my treat even though it says 78 its really an 80 yard touchdown
Hilliard: Has shown promise on runs he rushed for 89 yards one touchdown and two receiving touchdowns. This guy is very good at pass protection which is one of the reasons while he will probably stay around on the team there isn' a lot of video on this kid so no video available.
Sheets: Picked him up from the 49ers practice squad had one rush for 5 yards. Shows promise with his speed and elusiveness. There is one thing Tony Sparano regrets he didn't do last year was use this Kory Sheets more well hopefully this year he can be in the game so we can see what this kid can do. Shout out to Weecho85 for showing me the video
Polite: Last but certainly not least the monster Lousaka Polite. I can use two words to some him up A beast. This guy has converted I think 15 out of 15 rushing attempts on 3rd or 4th down to get the first down (correct me if I am wrong here I don't know the exact stat. easily one of the best run blocking full backs in the league
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Pat Williams is a beast. Don't even try and tell me our run D would be even half of what it is without this man.
Pat Williams deserves a trip to the pro bowl, at least once.
After seeing Olin Kreutz being a d**k and starting that campaign last year to keep Pat out of the pro bowl, I was actually kind of pissed...
Then I seen this internet phenomina for NHL player Rory Fitzpatrick and his fans voting campaign.
It got me thinking. Why can't we do this for Pat?
We should get a website (next season of course) and start an early campaign to try and get people to vote for him. Make it clear that he is one of the best in the leauge and how he is unoticed.
I think it would be positive for the vikings, purple pride, and I thik it would also be the right thing to do.
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With the preseason approaching, we thought it would be a good time to check in and see where all of our favorite former Syracuse Orange basketball players ended up in the NBA. Chari Bayanker wrote up this piece to get us up to speed...
Carmelo Anthony - He's had an up-and-down start since joining the New York Knicks. There's legitimate concern about how he and Amare Stoudmire fit and play together. Still, he's a perennial All-Star, MVP candidate, and most accomplished former SU player in the league today. He'll be back in the Dome October 22nd for an exhibition game.
Dion Waiters - Every Syracuse fan saw his talent blossom last season. He's a perfect fit for the NBA style of play. With the Cleveland Cavaliers he gets to work alongside budding star Kyrie Irving and play for a team that is desperate for points. It'll be excited to watch Waiters develop this year.
Fab Melo - He's in a good situation with the Boston Celtics. He has to sit behind Kevin Garnett and Jason Collins but that's not a bad thing. He's still an extremely raw basketball player and should be brought along slowly. Most likely he'll get minutes at first with the NBDL's Maine Red Claws before he shows enough to get meaningful time in the NBA.
Kris Joseph - He's sitting behind Paul Pierce and Jeff Green with the Celtics. That's not a bad place to be. Celtics GM Danny Ainge felt comfortable drafting him in the second-round so he should get time this year. Pierce is 34 years old so it's possible he misses time with injury and Joseph gets more minutes.
Jonny Flynn - He's a free agent after being with the Portland Trailblazers for a portion of last season. If you recall he was traded with Hasheem Thabeet and a future second-round pick for Marcus Camby.
It should be noted he's a client of agent Rich Paul, who recently broke away from group CAA and took LeBron James, Tristan Thompson, and Michael Kidd-Gilchrist with him. He'll eventually get signed when a GM decides he needs some low-risk depth at point guard.
Donte Greene - Greene played in 54 games for the Sacramento Kings last season with only seven starts. He was set to sign a short deal with the Brooklyn Nets before an ankle injury in a workout put that on hold. The Nets decided on Josh Childress instead. Greene's future is unclear as this point. Hope he has a speedy recovery.
Andy Rautins - Rautins was signed to the training camp roster of the Oklahoma City Thunder. It's an uphill battle for him to make the final team. Almost all of their roster spots are accounted for. It's more likely Rautins heads back to Europe instead of sticking on an NBA roster.
Wes Johnson - He was in a tough spot in Minnesota but was given a lifeline this summer after a trade sent him to the Phoenix Suns in a deal that sent Hakim Warrick from Phoenix to New Orleans. Johnson should find lots of playing time this year. As of now he's battling with Jared Dudley for minutes at shooting guard and small forward. He should thrive in Phoenix's up-tempo offense and score points this season.
Etan Thomas - He's out of the league now (and throwing down on HuffPo) but I feel compelled to mention that according to Basketball Reference, Thomas made $44,671,228 in his career. I hope the Good Doctor has him on speed dial.


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Picture an extraordinarily proper woman with lovely pearls at Highland Park Village Starbucks at mid-morning who blurts to the barista: "I need a naughty mommy drink."
A few years ago at Cafe Pacific in the dead of summer I will just never forgot the couple at the next table. The girl was dressed in a very shiny dress and her date in a shiny new shirt. They asked the waiter to describe Cafe Pacific's famous ice cream pecan ball dessert. After listening to the description the gal asked, "Can we have that to go?" Ice cream?
Several weeks ago on SideDish a commenter who goes by "IntheIndustry" reported on a post the he/she overheard a customer announce "We're Yelpers" to the waiter as if that qualified them to receive special service. I about spit my screen when I read that.
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Many women have questions about health insurance, the new insurance marketplace, and how to choose the best health plan for themselves and their families. While every family will have unique health care needs, the following information can help women make the best choices.
Consumers envision the next generation of care plans as a multidimensional, person-centered planning process built on a dynamic, electronic platform. The Consumer Partnership for eHealth developed a set of Consumer Principles to guide policy efforts to build the functionality to support health and care planning into health IT.
Health information technology (health IT) is a foundational component of a more patient-centered, effective and efficient health care system where women and their health care providers have access to the information they need anytime, anywhere.
The Affordable Care Act (ACA) expands the Medicaid program, making millions more Americans eligible for coverage. Additionally, in 2014 it will offer premium and cost-sharing assistance to eligible individuals who purchase private insurance in state marketplaces.
Many women of childbearing age will gain access to affordable health insurance for the first time as a result of the Affordable Care Act (ACA). Thanks to the ACA, eligibility for Medicaid will be expanded and more affordable health insurance plans will be offered to individuals in state-based health insurance marketplaces.
Health information technology offers great promise in addressing and reducing health disparities, yet there has been little actual progress on this critical issue. The Consumer Partnership for eHealth has created an evidence-based action plan for leveraging the EHR Incentive Program to reduce health disparities and make a positive life-altering impact for the nation's underserved and vulnerable populations
The Affordable Care Act (ACA) is the greatest advance for women's health in a generation. Improving health care has long been a priority for women, reflecting their experiences as patients, mothers, and caregivers.
Abortion is one of the most common medical procedures for women; an estimated one in three women will have an abortion in her lifetime. The majority of women who have abortions already have at least one child and many list the need to care for their children as a primary reason not to have another.
Women of color, many of whom have unique health issues or are disproportionately underserved by the current health-care system, have much to gain under the Affordable Care Act (ACA).
In 2014, the Affordable Care Act (ACA) will make it easier for millions of women to find and enroll in a more affordable health plan that best meets their needs and the needs of their families.
Today, many uninsured or underinsured Americans receive their care from publicly funded clinics and health providers across the country known as essential community providers (ECPs). Many of these providers do not require insurance or any payment.
The high cost of health care places a particular burden on lower-income women who need health services but often struggle to pay premiums and out-of-pocket costs. The problem has been exacerbated because many insurers charge women higher rates simply because of their gender, thereby putting health coverage out of reach—especially for many lower-income women.
Access to affordable, quality health care is central to older women's quality of life and economic security. The good news is that if you are a woman 65 years of age or older, you have a lot to gain from the Affordable Care Act (ACA).
Publicly-funded family planning services provide essential health care that low-income women urgently need. For many women, the cost of contraceptive services is a significant barrier to accessing this important care.
Health insurance is critical to making health care services accessible to women and families, yet the cost of coverage can put it out of reach for many, especially those who do not receive insurance from their employers.
Under the Affordable Care Act (ACA), many women of childbearing age will gain access to affordable health insurance for the first time.
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Lynchburg, VA - The City of Lynchburg and the Lynchburg Regional Chamber of Commerce have entered into a non-disclosure and non-disparagement agreement, after the decision to cut ties when it comes to tourism promotion.
City council members aren't required to sign the agreement, but it was sent to them by Lynchburg City Manager Kimball Payne. In his email, Payne says the agreement applies to all city representatives.
Councilman Jeff Helgeson responded that he does not agree with what's written in the document signed by Payne on behalf of the city, and says he will not forfeit his first amendment right to speak about the issue.
Helgeson says the former chamber tourism staff was berated publicly by city staff in a budget meeting.
"A non-disparagement agreement, never heard of something like that before," said Lynchburg City Councilman Jeff Helgeson. "Normally people are civil. Normally people are honest. Normally people are above reproach. You're not just going to disparage volunteers of the chamber of commerce. You're not going to disparage the former executive director."
"Basically it says talk nice, be nice to each other from now on," said Lynchburg City Manager Kimball Payne. "I think everybody understands there's been some tension over the last six months to a year and I think everybody who's here now wants to move on and have a collaborative relationship for the betterment of the community."
Executive Vice President Christine Kennedy signed the agreement on behalf of the Lynchburg Regional Chamber of Commerce.
Under the agreement, the city gets the Discover Lynchburg trademark and other tourism program information. The city is currently accepting resumes for a new tourism director.


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- Look Out Dubai, Turkey Wants To Be A Global Transport Hub
March 06 2014 11:28 AM
Turkey is aiming to build the world's biggest airport, which it hopes will handle 150 million passengers a year.
- Boeing Seals Large Apache Pentagon Deal
March 06 2014 10:01 AM
Despite big cuts to Pentagon spending, Boeing inked a hefty contract extension with the armed forces to service its Apache helicopters.
- Israel Says It Intercepted Missiles Headed From Iran To Gaza
March 05 2014 2:46 PM
In the early hours of Wednesday morning the IDF intercepted rockets it says were bound for the Gaza Strip.
- Facebook's Drones: Internet From Above In Developing Countries
March 04 2014 5:13 PM
Facebook is looking to extend the range of its social network by beaming the Internet from flying drones into less developed countries.
- Russia And Boeing: An Odd Marriage, Threatened By War
March 04 2014 12:48 PM
It is an interdependent world: Sanctions on Russia could hurt Boeing by choking imports of titanium, a metal it needs to make airplanes.
- Is Saab About To Start Building Submarines?
March 03 2014 1:11 PM
ThyssenKrupphave refused to offer fixed prices to Swedish government on the next generation of Swedish submarines.
- Old Man Winter Took A Bite Out Of Boeing Sales, And More
February 27 2014 10:14 AM
In early 2014, U.S. durable goods orders have taken a slight hit - due to a dip in aircraft sales.
- Russian Soldiers Cross Crimea, But Where Are They Going?
February 26 2014 3:26 PM
A Ukrainian video surfaced Thursday that shows Russian troops on the move in the Crimea. But where are they going?
- US Navy Buying 16 Spy Planes From Boeing
February 25 2014 7:00 PM
After 40 years, the U.S. Navy will replace its old spy plane fleet with new Boeing P-8A Poseidon spy planes.
- Is Russia Preparing To Take Or Evacuate Crimea?
February 25 2014 4:19 PM
Trying to discern the Kremlin's next move is almost as hard today as it was for Sovietologists during the Cold War.
- Russian Ships Reported Massing On Crimean Coast
February 24 2014 5:21 PM
To some, the buildup is a prelude to a Russian takeover of the disputed Crimea region of Ukraine.
- Why Boeing, Union Contract Should Boost Competitiveness
February 24 2014 3:33 PM
Boeing has settled with machinists and avoided chaos that erupted in Seattle last year.
- Russia's Drone Fleet About To Get Even Larger
February 24 2014 12:08 PM
Russia is investing in a mega drone project to expand and modernize it's aviation threat.
- Here's Boeing's Incentive For The 787 Charleston Plant Catch-Up
February 21 2014 12:43 PM
The pressure's on for employees to step up the pace and clear up a Dreamliner backlog.
- Are Sweden's Home Prices About To Plunge?
February 20 2014 12:12 PM
After 10 years of strong growth, Sweden boasts record home prices, but experts remain divided over whether it's a bubble.
- The Drone And The Seven Seas
February 20 2014 6:24 AM
Seagoing drones could serve important roles in conservation and environmental safety.
- What Did Facebook Just Pay $16 Billion For?
February 19 2014 5:33 PM
Rumors circulated for months about a possible purchase of WhatsApp by Google, but Facebook stepped in with a monster offer.
- What Boeing's New Deal With Turkish Airline Means
February 19 2014 9:03 AM
The company has signed another huge deal for its 737 aircraft, raising the total number or orders to 1,800.
- Boeing Keeps Wing Production Jobs In Washington
February 18 2014 3:40 PM
The wings of the 777X aircraft will be built in Everett, Boeing announced after a deal with the union.
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February 18 2014 12:39 PM
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One was convicted of perjury. Another pleaded guilty to obstructing a tax investigation. The third pleaded guilty to violating federal environmental laws. All three were state lawmakers. All three have had their pension requests approved by the Pennsylvania State Employees' Retirement System Board.
"I struggled with it myself," said Sen. Raphael Musto, D-Luzerne, a member of the board, "but I was thoroughly satisfied when I did vote. Based on the advice I had, I didn't have a problem."


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Welcome to Cafe Beau Monde! Gourmet meals and service with a smile!"
Margaret Primrose runs the Café Beau Monde in Tenpenny Tower in 2277.
Margaret owns and operates the Café Beau Monde. Because the cafe only serves the residents of Tenpenny Tower, her clientele is limited, allowing Margaret to prepare and serve all the meals. The restaurant is open from 6:00 AM to 9:00 PM, and Margaret is the service provider the entire time. When the restaurant closes, she generally spends her time in her room.[1]
Since Allistair Tenpenny refuses to come down from his suite, Margaret has to prepare all his meals and take them up to him herself.
Interactions with the player characterEdit
Interactions overviewEdit
- Tenpenny Tower: She can be asked to support the ghouls to be let in.
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- Sometimes, when engaging Margaret Primrose in conversation, she will start by saying, "Sit anywhere you want, except for that table in the corner. That's Mr. Tenpenny's table." However, there aren't any penalties for sitting in it.
- In a non-player character to non-player character conversation Herbert Dashwood will compliment Margaret's cooking. She will then say that the shop is running low on food, but that just makes her more creative.
Notable quotesEdit
- "But it's his building, so everyday I make that damned "Iguana Bits sandwich, no salt, with a peeled pear on the side. Send it up to the penthouse.""
- "Welcome to Cafe Beau Monde! Gourmet meals and service with a smile!"
- "Our new neighbors aren't so bad after all. And they have big appetites, so that's good for the cafe!"
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Perdana College pioneers the University Foundation Program (also known as Pre-University Program) in Bangladesh. Since 1996, hundreds of our UFP students have graduated and moved on into numerous overseas universities.
The UFP is specifically designed to prepare students with SSC / ICSE / Grade 11 / GCE "O" Level qualification for entering directly into a university degree program. This is a popular program to enter the Australian and Malaysian universities.
The UFP is moderated by UCSI University, Malaysia.
Our UFP is recognized by our partner universities as to have met the entrance requirement of their degree programs. These universities include:
Other foreign universities that have accepted our UFP graduates, and with credit transfer include: University of Windsor, Monash College, Coventry University, University of Derby, University of Hertfordshire, Multimedia University, Perth Institute of Business and Technology, Thames Valley University, and many others. Our UFP graduates have also been admitted into a number of local universities.
Students must meet the requisite English proficiency of either an IELTS score of 5.5 (with no band below 5.0) or a TOEFL score of 197 (computer based) / 530 (written based) or equivalent, and one of the following qualifications.


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Rain has been a hot commodity lately as moderate to severe drought conditions have taken over much of the area. It's been weeks since widespread rain has moved through, but finally Saturday night, it happened. An area of low pressure swung through the Midwest bringing with it plenty of moisture that led to 2 different bands of widespread beneficial rainfall. Many areas experienced a half inch to an inch of rain with local spots nearing 2 inches. The heaviest totals I could find are on the right, all of them north of the I-94 corridor. Looks like we will have some more rain chances coming up this week… check out My Weathercast right here on myfox9.com for the details.
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An accident involving a jackknifed tractor-trailer on Interstate 95 in Clinton is slowing traffic Friday morning.
The truck lost control near exit 63 in the southbound lanes and jumped the guardrail.
Currently, only one lane is getting by while crews work to remove the crash and traffic is backed up for more than a 1 1/2 miles.
No injuries were reported.
The Department of Transportation reports the cleanup could take as long as two hours.
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BOSTON (AP) - The three Republicans running in Massachusetts' special U.S. Senate election are set to face off for their first forum at Stonehill College.
Cohasset businessman Gabriel Gomez, former U.S. Attorney Michael Sullivan and Norfolk state Rep. Daniel Winslow are scheduled to attend the March 12 event.
All three are hoping to win the support of enough Republican and independent voters in the April 30 primary to face the winner of the Democratic primary.
U.S. Reps. Stephen Lynch and Edward Markey are challenging each on the Democratic side.
A forum for Lynch and Markey has been scheduled at Stonehill on April 1.
Markey and Lynch have agreed to participate in six primary debates.
On the Republican side, Winslow has pushed for nine debates while an aide to Sullivan has said he would like to see four.
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Trust Freemans for affordable fashions, electricals, furniture and more from leading brands. It's your premier online source for complete catalogue shopping!
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Joe Beimel Signs With Pirates
From an undisclosed source near Joe's family, I have been informed that the Pirates have agreed in terms to a deal with Beimel on a minor league deal with an invitation to spring training. I thought I'd let yinz know. Still waiting for mlbtr to confirm the move. The link is to his stats. UPDATE by Charlie: It sounds like this is confirmed. This is a nice signing for PR reasons (the Bucs sign a Pittsburgh guy right before PirateFest), but it also makes sense for baseball reasons, in that Beimel is a better lefty relief option than any the Pirates already had. This isn't to say he's great - he's posted good ERAs for the last several years, but his peripherals say he hasn't deserved them. But it's nice to have any functional lefty, since Scott Olsen and Tony Watson were the closest to functional the Pirates had before. I'd give Beimel a very good chance of making the team.


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Best PhD Thesis Prize
UACES awards a prize annually for the PhD thesis that has made the most substantial and original contribution to knowledge in the area of contemporary European Studies in the previous year.
Scroll down for competition rules, eligibility and how to enter the 2015 prize.
2013 Winner
Awarded to Ania Zbyszewska, for her thesis Gendering the European Working-Time Regimes - The Universe of Political Discourse, Working-Time Regulation, and Gender Equality in the Wider European Union and in Poland submitted to the University of Victoria.
In her thesis, Ania seeks to explore whether the Working Time Directive has advanced gender equality in Poland. The approach is inter-disciplinary, drawing on socio-legal studies, but integrating concepts from feminist political economy, gender theory, comparative institutionalism, policy studies, sociology, political science and labour law.
The judges described the thesis as 'original' and 'timely' and praised Ania for her 'rich and well-developed scholarship.' It was unanimously agreed that this was an 'outstanding thesis' and well-deserving of this year's prize.
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|Gendering the European Working-Time Regimes - The Universe of Political Discourse, Working-Time Regulation, and Gender Equality in the Wider European Union and in Poland
|University of Victoria
|Alison Johnston
|European Monetary Union and Institutional Change: The Perverse Effects of Supranational Macroeconomic Regimes on Wage Inflation
|London School of Economics & Political Science
|Heike Klüver
|Lobbying in the European Union: Interest Group Influence on Policy Formulation
|University of Mannheim
|Ronan McCrea
|Religion and the Public Order of the European Union
|London School of Economics & Political Science
|Frank Häge
|Decision-Making in the Council of the European Union: The Role of Committees
|Universiteit Leiden
|Mihalis Kritikos
|Institutions and Science in the Authorization of GMO Releases in the EU (1990-2007): The False Promise of Proceduralism
|London School of Economics & Political Science
|Thomas Larue
|Agents in Brussels: Delegations and Democracy in the European Union
|Umeå Universitet
|Sara Hobolt
|Europe in Question: The Role of Political Information in Referendums on European Integration
|University of Cambridge
|Maria Strömvik
|To Act as a Union: Explaining the development of the EU's collective foreign policy
|Lunds Universitet
|Dermot Hodson
|Economic Governance and the Dual Outcome in Euro Area Fiscal Policy 1999-2002
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Nominate for 2015 Best PhD Thesis Prize
The deadline for nominations is 31 January 2015.
To be eligible for the award, the PhD thesis must:
- have been written in English;
- have been examined in the previous calendar year (i.e. up to 31 December 2014);
- be authored by an Individual or Student member of UACES.
Nominations should be sent to the UACES office and must be made by the PhD supervisor in conjunction with the external examiner and must include:
- two printed copies of the thesis (i.e. we mean hard-copies, which should be bound, although we do not expect expensive binding);
- an electronic copy of the thesis (PDF sent to email@example.com);
- a copy of the completed nomination form.
The prize is 100 GBP and the winning scholar will be invited to attend our Annual Conference as our guest and to collect the prize.
Competition Rules
- The jury's decision is final and no correspondence will be entered into;
- No responsibility is accepted for ineligible entries;
- UACES does not accept any responsibility for late or lost entries. Proof of sending is not proof of receipt;
- UACES reserves the right to cancel this competition at any stage, if deemed necessary in its opinion;
- It is not always possible to return submissions;
- Entrants will be deemed to have accepted these rules and to agree to be bound by them when entering this competition.


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Falcons down to third-string RB
Jason Snelling is in at running back for the Falcons after injuries to Michael Turner (groin) and Jerious Norwood (knee).
Falcons confident Ryan is learning from mistakes
It's clear to those in Atlanta that some Falcons fans are growing impatient with QB Matt Ryan, who has yet to take the big step some were expecting after an impressive rookie year in 2008.
Falcons add C Bruggeman to practice squad
The Falcons signed C Rob Bruggeman to the practice squad Tuesday, replacing RB Dimitri Nance.
Falcons to honor Gonzalez
Falcons TE Tony Gonzalez caught his 1,000th pass during Week One and will be honored by the team at its next game.
Falcons release C Bruggeman
Reserve C Rob Bruggeman was released by the Falcons on Tuesday.
Falcons not creating lanes for RB Turner
The Falcons want to be a power-running team that is productive on the ground against even the toughest defenses, but they couldn't hang with the Steelers' front seven.
Mendenhall's OT run leads Steelers past Falcons 15-9
Rashard Mendenhall ran 50 yards for a touchdown 2:35 into overtime and the Pittsburgh Steelers overcame a shaky start by replacement quarterback Dennis Dixon and a missed field goal attempt late in regulation to beat the Atlanta Falcons 15-9 ...
Gonzalez grabs 1,000th catch of career
Falcons TE Tony Gonzalez became the first tight end in league history with 1,000 career receptions after making a catch in the third quarter today.
Five football recipes to try out on game day
We asked five NFL players for the recipes they like the most, and they served up some delicious-sounding fare.
Falcons DE Biermann honored by starting role
Falcons DE Kroy Biermann told PFW he's "not 100 percent sure" what made the coaches decide to give him a starting spot, but he said he's happy to have the opportunity.
Falcons establish eight-man practice squad
The Falcons announced their eight-player practice squad on Sunday.
Falcons release S Giordano, waive DT Johnson
The Falcons announced two roster moves Tuesday.
Strong side could be home for Falcons' Weatherspoon
Word is the Falcons are leaning toward starting first-round pick Sean Weatherspoon at strong-side linebacker.
Report: Patriots acquire OG Ojinnaka from Falcons
The Patriots acquired OG Quinn Ojinnaka from the Falcons on Sunday for an undisclosed draft pick, according to FoxSports.com.
Falcons WR Meier done for the season
Falcons rookie WR Kerry Meier will miss the 2010 season after suffering a knee injury in Atlanta's loss to New England on Thursday.
The Atlanta Falcons have signed Smith to a two-year contract extension.||||||| Smith has only one carry in three seasons with the Falcons. Playing primarily on special teams, Smith appeared in 13 games in 2012 and had four tackles. Smith, who first signed with Detroit as an undrafted college free agent before the 2009 season, was signed to the Falcons' practice squad during the 2009 season.
Smith had 41 yards on nine carries in the Falcons' 13-9 loss at Jacksonville in their preseason finale Thursday.||||||| Smith has little fantasy value buried on the Falcons' depth chart.
The Falcons signed Smith on Wednesday. Smith is expected to be with the team for Wednesday's practice.||||||| The former Florida State standout signed with the Detroit Lions as an undrafted free agent. He spent time on the practice squads of the Lions, Minnesota Vikings and Houston Texans.


text: Keralanatanam an initiative by Mrs. Suchithra Sajeev, is dedicated to the promotion of classical dances among Indians in Abu Dhabi through performance, teaching, workshops and lecture demonstrations. She offers performances and training sessions in Indian classical dance forms such as Bharatnatyam, Mohiniyattam, Kuchipudi, Folk dance and Kerala Natanam, maintaining the purity of classical form and utilizing innovation in the United Arab Emirates (UAE). Mrs. Suchithra Sajeev conducts Bharatnatyam dances classes in Abu Dhabi along with other Indian classical dance classes at Kerala Social Centre (KSC, Abu Dhabi)


text: The Ninth Circuit Federal Court/Post Office building was newly built at the time of the 1906 earthquake, and aside from some settling, evident in this doorframe, it survived well. More impressively, it was saved from the fires by determined effort, losing not a single piece of mail. In the days after the quake, the post office forwarded mail without charging postage or insisting on proper envelopes. Messages written on shingles, scraps of cloth and other unusual "letters" with the San Francisco postmark are rare artifacts of that crisis period.


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Sun north, but clouds Metro south. Ironically, it's cold where it's clear as well. Clouds will eventually win the battle this afternoon as temps head into the upper 60s. Some areas north may get into lower 70s. Clouds take over tonight with a few showers possible Friday. Highs will be slightly milder in the mid 70s. A cold front slowly drops in Friday night with 30% showers and a few stronger storms, which may linger into early Saturday. Assuming front slips through, the rest of Saturday and Sunday should be drier and warmer. Upper 70s Sat...with near 80 Sunday!
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Hi loves! Kylie posted hers earlier, and I wanted to add mine too! We recently completed Huffington Post's #nofilter challenge. I had a lot of fun filling this out— check out the gallery for my #nofilter answers!
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Hey guys! Kendall and I just shared our #nofilter answers with the Huffington Post as a fun way for you guys to get to know us better. Take a look through the gallery to see some of my answers, like where I'd live if I weren't in California and something you'd never guess about me!


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My store does not carry these.
Neither does mine. Didn't know until after I had printed.
Where would these beans be located?
I've found them near the frozen vegetables.
Thanks Robin.
I found them in the frozen vegetables case next to the Publix brand of frozen vegetables.
My store didn't carry these beans either.
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ODU Libraries Annual Used Book Sale, Nov. 11-14
The Old Dominion University Libraries' Annual Used Book Sale will run Wednesday through Saturday, Nov. 11-14, at the Patricia W. and J. Douglas Perry Library. The sale will run from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. weekdays and from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Saturday.
Proceeds from the sale of gently used books, sound recordings and DVDs are used to finance awards for outstanding student workers in the libraries.
For more information call Kathryn Boone at 683-4182.
This article was posted on: November 11, 2009
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Kevin Love Goes BOOM on Twolves Front Office
For everyone else still stunned over the Minnesota Timberwolves' owner and general manager downright daring the franchise's best player to leave for free agency in two years, Kevin Love promises to be a professional, promises All-Star performance and productivity. Over the organization's refusal to designate him as the cornerstone, though, there come no promises of forgiveness from Love. No assurance it won't chase him out the door and out of the franchise forever someday.


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Lori Snyder
"Native American Culture Comes Alive!", Snyder's winning program idea, is designed to engage the entire student body and faculty to learn about Native American Culture by experiencing it. It is an interdisciplinary curriculum that utilizes a Design By Learning (DBL) approach to improve student learning about Native American culture. Additionally, a school-to-school relationship will be established with Montana's St. Labre Indian School in Ashland, offering students a cultural exchange with their peers. From topical reading, research and drama, viewing scale models of Native American life, and growing relevant crops, to field trips and learning about Native American music and crafts, students will be immersed in Native American culture. Snyder, who lives in Azusa, hopes her school-wide program will build upon the strengths of the school, each student and ultimately improve comprehension, retention, and learning outcomes.


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LOUISVILLE, KY (WAVE) – Officials with the Metropolitan Sewer District said 95 million gallons on storm water and wastewater were released after a major failure at one of its plants.
The release happened around 8:30 a.m. Sunday at the Derek R. Guthrie Water Quality Treatment Center on the southwestern part of Jefferson County. According to the utility, the failure happened in the plant's mechanical screening system and allowed the storm water and wastewater to overflow into Pond Creek and Mill Creek.
MSD said one of the screens had been repaired by Sunday night which allowed part of the wastewater treatment plant to go back into service.
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BBC Breaking news: Double Amputee banned from participation in the upcoming Olympics.
The following video is from BBC's BBC World, broadcast on January 14, 2008
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Founded in 2004, Raw Story reaches 9 million unique readers per month and serves more than 30 million pageviews.
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