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"I would love to see him as part of The Avengers," Jackman told IGN on the idea of his character teaming up with the likes of Iron Man and Thor. "There's a great dysfunction among that team, and I think Wolverine would fit right into that. He'd like that."
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Mr Bruton, whose country currently holds the EU presidency, was visiting Bonn in an effort to minimise potential conflict at next week's Dublin summit. Germany holds the whip hand on two of the most contentious issues facing the heads of European governments in Dublin: how to achieve a stable common currency, and how the community's decision-making process can be streamlined.
Bonn's proposed "stability pact" for countries switching to the euro in 1999 has been denounced as too Draconian by every member state except The Netherlands. In the face of opposition, Germany is having to retreat.
"Ninety-eight per cent of the agreement [over the stability pact] is already reached," said Mr Bruton, dismissing the remaining 2 per cent as "procedural matters". At the core of these is the question of who should decide whether a member country should be given a cop-out in times of economic crisis.
Under the "stability pact" governments should keep their budget deficits within tight confines, and failure would automatically trigger punitive fines. Countries in "severe recession", however, can be excused. But it remains to be resolved who defines "severe recession" - the government concerned or Europe's independent central bank.
That is quite a "procedural matter", but Mr Bruton hinted that a workable fudge was within sight. More difficult will be to reconcile differences over the community's political future. On Thursday, the Irish presidency published its summit proposals, which couched the reforms it was seeking in deliberately vague terms. The final version of the joint Franco-German proposals, to be unveiled on Monday, is expected to call for "flexible co-operation" and "qualified majority voting"; issues that divide the EU.
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- Omar Sharaf in Kuttab Cafe, Uptown Mirdiff, Dubai.
Dubai: Walking into Kuttab Café can throw you off a bit. It's clearly a coffee shop — a small chalkboard outside advertises frappes and fresh juices. But you can't actually walk into the café; an arrow directs you to the next door, and that door takes you into a bookstore.
It's only when you've walked through the bookstore, which hosts an impressive selection of Arabic titles — everything from modern Emirati titles like Kulthum Saleh's Made in Jumeirah and Khalid Al Suwaidi's Sultan Al Hareem to Arabic classics by Egyptian writer Tawfiq Al Hakim and translated versions of works like One Hundred Years of Solitude — that you get to the part of the shop that actually sells coffee. But that's all part of Jamal Al Shehhi's plan.
Al Shehhi, the CEO of Kuttab Publishing, opened Kuttab Café on March 14 as a cultural café — a place where people can sit to read, write and have a good cup of coffee.
"The UAE is living a cultural spring," says Al Shehhi, pointing to the countless awards and exhibitions held in the country every year.
"We live in a society that respects and appreciates culture in a unique way," he says. "The government plays its role, but we [residents] also, as the private sector, should play our role. "Kuttab Café is Al Shehhi's role.
Modelled after reading cafes found outside the UAE and particularly in the West, where Al Shehhi studied as a college student, the café is divided into three parts — the bookstore, the coffee shop, and the cultural café, lined with shelves of Arabic titles that can be picked up and read while you sip your drink.
The cultural café is probably the most visually arresting area of the store, although Al Shehhi maintains that for him, the bookstore is the main section. Both the bookstore and coffee shop have a sleek minimalism to their design. But once you enter the cultural café, that simplistic design gives way to a look that is modern and sleek, with large bright chairs and a wide-screen TV giving it a homey feel.
It's a space that's designed to induce and embrace creativity. Dr Sulaiman Al Hattlan, CEO of Al Hattlan Post and a columnist for Al Hayat newspaper, says he comes to Kuttab Café once or twice a week and sometimes writes his articles there.
"The idea is for the café to be the second home of intellectuals," Al Hattlan, a partner in the café, says. "It's good to find such an atmosphere linked to local culture."
Drawing on his arsenal of young Emirati writers from Kuttab Publishing, Al Shehhi is using the café as a platform to encourage reading, especially among young people, a target group he has always been focused on. "For a nation, [reading] is life and death," Al Shehhi explains.
Ahmad Amiri, an Emirati writer who published his book Al Akool (The Eater) with Kuttab Publishing, says that when Al Shehhi told him about his idea for the café, he thought it was "excellent."
"Every time I visit I always see writers," Amiri says. "It's a place for us to meet."
It's important to have a place like that, he says. "Everyone leans towards people in the same field because we talk about the same concerns, the same dreams," Amiri adds.
Although the café just opened last month, Al Shehhi has found that it's a concept people can get on board with. "I got the best feedback ever," Al Shehhi says, admitting that he didn't expect such a positive response.
The shop holds weekly events, including book signings, launches and movie nights (courtesy of the flat-screen). Kuttab Café has already been home to two book signings and book launches, with Al Shehhi aiming to introduce the book signing culture so popular in other countries to the UAE. The signings take center stage at the store, with the author placed in a large, throne-like royal blue chair.
It's all a part of what Al Shehhi wants to accomplish at Kuttab Café, bringing cultural events that were once seen as activities for society's elite to the masses. "Culture is for everyone…it's a lifestyle," he says. Kuttab Café is good place to develop it.
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Shahadi also straddled his girlfriend while she was on a couch, and punched a hole in the wall when he swung at her with his fist and missed, officials added.
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360 Mortgage Group Succeeds with HARP 2.0, Now Helping Significant Number of Qualified Underwater Borrowers
AUSTIN, Texas, May 16, 2012 (SEND2PRESS NEWSWIRE) — 360 Mortgage Group, a privately owned wholesale mortgage banker, officially began accepting applications for HARP 2.0 loans on Monday, March 19, 2012, specifically serving challenged and underwater borrowers. Subsequently, 360 has experienced a significant increase in loan volume, resulting in the largest active pipeline since the company's 2007 founding.
Borrowers whose application date was listed after December 1, 2011 are eligible to take part in 360 Mortgage Group's participation with HARP 2.0. Additionally, all EA-I, II, III, and occupancy loans are HARP-eligible with unlimited LTV and CLTVs with AU Approval. 360 is also accepting existing MI transfers and no appraisals will be required on loans receiving a Property Fieldwork Waiver. There is no limit to the number of financed properties owned by a borrower that can be considered HARP-eligible and no minimum FICO is required.
Since first accepting HARP 2.0 applications, 360 Mortgage Group's active loan pipeline has increased by almost 700 percent and 360 expects customer participation with HARP only to increase in the coming months. As a result of its increased loan activity, 360 is adding staff.
"We're focused on making quality hires as rapidly as possible, adding expert staff to meet the daily increasing demand both for HARP and all other loan types," said Mark Greco, President of 360 Mortgage Group.
"360 has truly embraced the spirit of HARP 2.0," Greco said. "If homeowners have made their payments without fail throughout the past four years during an economic crisis, then they are going to continue to make those payments now. These homeowners see their home as just that – a home – and not just an investment. These are the people that Fannie and Freddie are seeking to help right now, and so is 360."
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Scientists studying how songbirds stay on key have developed a statistical explanation for why some things are harder for the brain to learn than others.
"We've built the first mathematical model that uses a bird's previous sensorimotor experience to predict its ability to learn," says Emory biologist Samuel Sober. "We hope it will help us understand the math of learning in other species, including humans."
Sober conducted the research with physiologist Michael Brainard of the University of California, San Francisco.
Their results, showing that adult birds correct small errors in their songs more rapidly and robustly than large errors, were published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (PNAS).
Sober's lab uses Bengalese finches as a model for researching the mechanisms of how the brain learns to correct vocal mistakes.
Just like humans, baby birds learn to vocalize by listening to adults. Days after hatching, Bengalese finches start imitating the sounds of adults. "At first, their song is extremely variable and disorganized," Sober says. "It's baby talk, basically."
The young finches keep practicing, listening to their own sounds and fixing any mistakes that occur, until eventually they can sing like their elders.
Young birds, and young humans, make a lot of big mistakes as they learn to vocalize. As birds and humans get older, the variability of mistakes shrinks. One theory contends that adult brains tend to screen out big mistakes and pay more attention to smaller ones.
"To correct any mistake, the brain has to rely on the senses," Sober explains. "The problem is, the senses are unreliable. If there is noise in the environment, for example, the brain may think it misheard and ignore the sensory experience."
The link between variability and learning may explain why youngsters tend to learn faster and why adults are more resistant to change.
"Whether you are an opera singer or a bird, there is always variability in your sounds," Sober says. "When the brain receives an error in pitch, it seems to use this very simple and elegant strategy of evaluating the probability of whether the error was just extraneous 'noise,' a problem reading the signal, or an actual mistake in the vocalization."
The researchers wanted to quantify the relationship between the size of a vocal error, and the probability of the brain making a sensorimotor correction.
The experiments were conducted on adult Bengalese finches outfitted with light-weight, miniature headphones. As a bird sang into a microphone, the researchers used sound-processing equipment to trick the bird into thinking it was making vocal mistakes, by changing the bird's pitch and altering the way the bird heard itself, in real-time.
"When we made small pitch shifts, the birds learned really well and corrected their errors rapidly," Sober says. "As we made the pitch shifts bigger, the birds learned less well, until at a certain pitch, they stopped learning."
The researchers used the data to develop a statistical model for the size of a vocal error and whether a bird learns, including the cut-off point for learning from sensorimotor mistakes. They are now developing additional experiments to test and refine the model.
"We hope that our mathematical framework for how songbirds learn to sing could help in the development of human behavioral therapies for vocal rehabilitation, as well as increase our general understanding of how the brain learns," Sober says.
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Fortte offers leather cases for 5G iPod, nano
Fortte has released new leather cases for the fifth-generation iPod and iPod nano. The PDA style flip-cover cases are made from Italian leather and feature openings for all controls and ports, a removable spring-loaded swivel clip, and a snap-button closure. The 5G iPod case sells for $35 while the nano version sells for $29. Both are available immediately.
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The case you are looking for was/is sold by Xtrememac for the 3G/4G ipods. I've owned this case for the past three years and it is perfect: Covers the entire ipod when closed, has a unique leather covered spring system that holds the ipod in the case, but allows easy removal and comes with a super strong swivel belt clip. It's called the "Leather Case", BUT they have not made it for the 5G. I've written to them three times asking them to adapt this case for the 5G, but still no luck. Maybe you can email them too.
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LOS ANGELES - Robin Williams was in the early stages of Parkinson's disease and was sober at the time of his suicide, his wife said Thursday.
In a statement, Susan Schneider said that Williams, 63, was struggling with depression, anxiety and the Parkinson's diagnosis when he was found dead Monday in his Northern California home.
Schneider did not offer details on when the actor comedian had been diagnosed or his symptoms.
Williams' death shocked fans and friends alike, despite his candor about decades of struggle with substance abuse and mental health. With Parkinson's, Williams faced shouldering yet another challenge.
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Parkinson's disease is an incurable nervous system disorder that involves a loss of brain cells controlling movement. Tremors, sometimes starting out in just one hand, are among the early symptoms.
It can also cause rigid, halting walking, slowed speech and sometimes dementia. Symptoms worsen over time and can often be treated with drugs.
Actor Michael J. Fox, who has long had the disease, is known for his efforts to fund research into it. Pop star Linda Ronstadt revealed in 2013 that she had Parkinson's and said the disease had robbed her of her ability to sing. Boxer Muhammad Ali, the late radio personality Casey Kasem and the late Pope John Paul II are among other well-known figures diagnosed with the disease.
"Robin's sobriety was intact and he was brave as he struggled with his own battles of depression, anxiety as well as early stages of Parkinson's disease, which he was not yet ready to share publicly," Schneider said.
Parkinson's affects about 1 million people nationwide, 6 million globally. The cause isn't known but genes are thought to play a role.
There is no standard test for Parkinson's; doctors rely on symptoms, medical history and neurological exams to make the diagnosis.
Dr. Tanya Simuni, director of the Parkinson's Disease and Movement Disorders Center at Northwestern University's medical school in Chicago, said patients often react to the diagnosis with surprise and despair.
Depression is often present even in early stages and can sometimes precede tremors that help doctors make the diagnosis, Simuni said.
Referring to Williams, she said it's important to emphasize that not everyone who is depressed is at risk for Parkinson's, "especially in this tragic case."
She noted that many can live for years without severely debilitating symptoms, but also that 20 years after diagnosis, as many as 80 percent develop dementia. Antidepressants are among drugs commonly prescribed for the disease, along with medication to help control jerky movements.
Dr. Christopher Gomez, neurology chairman at the University of Chicago, said while it makes sense to think that a diagnosis could make someone feel depressed, depression and Parkinson's have a deeper, more organic connection. They are thought to affect the same regions of the brain, although their neurological relationship isn't well understood, he said.
"It's downright curious that there's so much depression in Parkinson's," Gomez said.
Williams had publicly acknowledged periodic struggles with substance abuse, including alcohol. Recently, depression prompted him to enter rehab.
Schneider said that those who loved Williams are taking solace in the outpouring of affection and admiration for him.
"It is our hope in the wake of Robin's tragic passing, that others will find the strength to seek the care and support they need to treat whatever battles they are facing so they may feel less afraid," she said in her statement.
Williams, whose comic brilliance first gained wide attention on the 1980s sitcom "Mork & Mindy," evolved into a respected dramatic actor who starred in films such as "Good Will Hunting," for which he an Oscar, "Dead Poets Society" and "Mrs. Doubtfire."
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Each online program takes a slightly different approach to the way they set up their program. Some have very strict timetables to complete each course, while others have very lax timetables, where you can take all the time you need to get your high school diploma online. If you prefer more flexibility, then you should seek out the latter. This will help you get the diploma you desire in the time you require to get it done properly.
You also need to understand that some programs allow you to carry over any completed high school credits you were able to get done when you were in high school, while others do not accept those credits and expect you to do the entire program from start to finish. This can change the cost and the time you were expecting to put into the program, so make sure you ask about this at the very beginning.
No matter why you did not get a traditional high school diploma, getting your high school diploma is still a very large accomplishment that you should be proud of. Take each course one at a time, and before you know it, you will be smiling seeing that diploma proudly hanging on your wall.
When looking at an assignment through an online high school or a traditional high school, the student has to figure out the intention of the directions. Sometimes the assignment is easy and straightforward. However, other times, the assignment requires the student to find out the intention behind the work of someone else. When this is the case, students can quite easily plagiarize the other's work, often unintentionally. This is where online high schools need to be able to offer students the right tools to help a student succeed without scaring the population away.
One of the best ways that online high schools are fighting back against plagiarism is by teaching students that they should check their work through online plagiarism checkers before turning it in. There are free places, such as Turnitin.com, and there are paid places, like Copyscape.com. Both of these resources will tell you if your work is too much like another person's, and it will show you what needs to be changed to avoid the consequences for cheating on your assignment. Intentional or not, the penalties of cheating can ruin even the best high school or college career.
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One of the easiest ways that many online high schools are combatting those who like to collaborate on their private exams is to change around both the questions and answers for each person's test. This means that if A, B, A was the right order for the first student to take the test, the right order for the second person might be D, A, C. This keeps the students having to read through the questions and still looking for the right answers on their own, instead of depending on the answers of another.
Another way that many online high schools are combatting cheating is by making each student in the course take the exam before a single answer is revealed for that particular exam. This gives everyone a level playing field, especially if this tactic is paired with the first. Each student then has to figure out his or her own answers, and then wait for the results, before knowing the success or failure level of a particular exam.
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The convenience that you can get when you complete high school online is worth looking into the programs. You will be able to study at home, when things are quiet and convenient for you, no matter what time of day or night it is. You don't have to follow a strict schedule with some online programs, which allows you to work at your own pace. There are programs for adults who want to go back to high school, and programs for those simply wanting a GED, so no matter what your ultimate outcome is, these programs can help make that a reality.
There are quite a few different options when you want to complete high school online. You can do courses where you submit your homework through the mail, using online resources and books to study from, or you can find a program where you can turn in each of your assignments online, as well. Both of these options will still allow you to complete high school online, but one will pose less risk of potentially losing anything through the postal service. Most states require some type of a final exam to be taken in order to get your diploma, so you need to find out what your state requires before getting started in any of the programs.
One of the best things that online high schools can offer is convenience. If you have a reason to stay home, such as an illness, then the online format is going to be an ideal way to get you the education you need, without the potential dangers that a standard education may pose. You can study when you are able, allowing you to still work and keep up with your other activities while attending high school. This can allow you to work on some outside activities to boost your resume, work to earn an income, or even take care of household responsibilities.
The best ways to go about making your online high schools' records look even more appealing to a potential employer is to enhance how they see you. This can be done through working really hard to get good grades, through adding in challenging classes instead of just taking the easiest classes, and by adding some extracurricular activities into your routine. The more you can show that your education is important to you, the better employers will look at you, no matter what type of high school you went to.
Going to online high schools is nothing to fear. They can be a great benefit when circumstances arise that could otherwise cause you to leave high school behind. Just make sure you do your homework, no pun intended, and consider only the best online high schools. If you go with an accredited school, employers will not be worried about whether you attended school online or in person.
Since a large majority of those who have taken and passed their GED are wanting to go to college for the first time within their families, they need more direction on what higher education is going to entail. They cannot rely on what previous family members say, since no one in their family has gone before. This means that colleges need to guide them through the process more adequately. Some colleges are offering counseling to help those students get into their higher education programs with more confidence and less confusion. This is helping more students grasp what higher education will require of them, and it is helping them struggle less once the classes begin.
If you are looking for more help than just counseling, then you may want to look around. Some colleges are offering help with every step of the process. They will walk you through all of the questions and registration requirements, scholarship potentials, orientation procedures, financial referrals, and assessments that the college deems necessary. Each college is different, but they are all looking for ways of making the transition from a GED program into a full-blown college experience easier for everyone involved.
Since there was a reason that high school did not work out the way you intended, college may seem like a larger challenge than you are prepared to handle. Taking the right steps to transition yourself can be all you need to make college a worthwhile and confident venture.
While some adults pursue their GED, many opt to still earn their high school diploma. Recent statistics have been showing that people with a GED tend to make less money and are less likely to further their education than a person with a high school diploma.
Before you envision yourself as an adult in a class room full of teenagers, know that there are other ways to earn your high school diploma as an adult. Many states have adult high school or a state adult education program. You can typically find these through your state's Department of Education, community colleges, or technical schools.
The requirements vary by state, but these types of programs can get you on your way to earning your high school diploma. You will need to meet a minimum credit requirement that can vary from state to state. Required credits are in subjects such as English, mathematics, science and social studies. Your state may also require you to earn credits in computer technology, fine arts, foreign language or physical fitness before granting you your high school diploma.
Some programs may allow you to earn credits with job experience or through community service. There are also online high school programs which offer online courses. You should be aware that not all online programs are associated with the Department of Education in your area. It is important to find a program that your state recognizes or your high school diploma may not be accepted by colleges or employers.
By earning your high school diploma, you are eligible for more employment opportunities and able to further your education to open even more doors to the career field of your choice.
Originally created in 1942, the GED was intended for World War II Veterans who were returning from war with hopes of applying for a good job or enrolling in college. Today, it provides people who haven't completed high school with a second chance. Unfortunately, many employers require more than what a GED can deliver. This has led many people to question the value of the test. While people who've successfully passed the test do better than people without a high school diploma or GED, they still do not do as well as students who have completed high school.
From an employer's standpoint, the GED doesn't show the same perseverance and tenacity that completing 4 years of high school shows. It also seems that many employers will tend to choose someone with a high school diploma over a person with a GED if all other aspects are similar. Research also shows that only 1 in 10 people who pass the test will continue on to get their college degree.
Due to the preference of a high school diploma over a GED, some critics believe that the General Educational Development test should be scrapped all together. While others recognize that having a GED is better than not having anything and are pushing to change the GED into two tests. One of those tests would be in sync with the more rigorous standards of high school and the other would be more aligned with college and career readiness.
These changes will bring the test back to the original purpose for which it was created in 1942. It will provide a way for people who were unable to finish high school for whatever reasons a comparable alternative prior to entering the workforce or continuing to postsecondary education.
It is more likely that someone with a diploma will go on to pursue postsecondary education than someone with a GED. In fact, in 2009, 73% of those who were awarded a high school diploma went on to complete at least some postsecondary education while only 43% of GED certificate recipients pursued further education. Of the students who had a high school diploma, 33% went on to earn a bachelor's degree while only 5% of GED recipients earned their bachelor's degree.
Regardless of if postsecondary education was pursued, the numbers show that people with a high school diploma also tend to have a higher income than those with a GED.
People with a GED certificate, regardless of sex, age, ethnicity or race earn about $3,100 per month whereas people with a high school diploma earned around $4,700 per month. Of those who did earn their bachelor's degree or higher, the typical monthly income for adults with a diploma was $6,300 while the earnings of adults who had a GED were only $4,900.
Either option, of course, is better than not having a GED or high school diploma. For people in the workforce who only have a partial high school education, they typically only earn about $2,400 per month and people with only an elementary school education typically only earn about $2,100 per month
While both the GED and the high school diploma are equal in the eyes of many states, colleges, universities and employers, statistics show that they are not necessarily equal when it comes to income or in the desire to further education.


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Dr. Mark McKinzie, Associate Professor in the Mathematics Department, received The Paul R. Halmos – Lester R. Ford Award from the Mathematical Association of America.
The annual award recognizes authors of articles of expository excellence published in The American Mathematical Monthly. McKinzie won for his article, "Another Way to Sum a Series: Generating Functions, Euler and the Dilog Function," in the January 2012 issue. The article was co-authored by Dan Kalman from American University.
In the article, McKinzie and Kalman present a little known proof of Leonhard Euler, the famed 18th century mathematician, and try to determine whether Euler knew of this argument by examining similar ideas in his writings and correspondence.
Originally known as the Ford Award, the Paul R. Halmos – Lester R. Ford Award was established in 1964, and was named for distinguished mathematician Lester R. Ford. In addition to serving as editor of The American Mathematical Monthly, Ford was the former President of the Mathematical Association of America. In 2012, the name was changed to honor the award support provided by the Halmost family and Paul R. Halmost, another distinguished mathematician and American Mathematical Monthly editor.
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- Bain Starts Farewell Tour, Visiting Alumni Across Country
- Martínez-Hernández to be part of NIH National Research Mentoring Network Grant
- Read Elected VP of State Association
- Carhart '12 and Harney '13 Produce "UFO" Music Video