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"My mind wandered"
I know this won't be a popular review but I have to be honest. I picked this one up because of the endless five star ratings. Unfortunately I cannot join that club. I found the book choppy and the characters shallow. I didn't connect emotionally to any of them, not even Pasquale and Dee Moray. Sure there were parts that I enjoyed, especially the scenes in 1962 Italy. The descriptions of Porto Vergogna were enchanting. It was the change to the present day Hollywood storyline that I found rather dull. Even the addition of Richard Burton and Elizabeth Taylor didn't manage to light my fire. I found my mind wondering often and that's never a good sign. Too many characters, too many storylines, none of which were terribly compelling. I did force myself to finish the book, but it was a chore. I guess it wasn't my cup of tea.
Edoardo Ballerini did a good job narrating. His knowledge of Italian added authenticity to Pasquale and helped bring me into the beautiful setting.
"13 not a lucky number for Silva"
I read almost every Silva book and this one was weak in plot, characters and suspense. George Guidall did a fine job with the narration as usual, but this one fizzled and died for me.
The plot revolves around a kidnapped woman and what happens to her and why. The "what" is predictable and the "why" is lame.
Not even a good filler book.
"Ruined by narrators"
I was so looking forward to this book. I loved both Hosseini's previous books. He was his own narrator on the Kite Runner and did a really good job, but this book was totally ruined by the readers. It doesn't happen often, but once in a while I have to admit to preferring reading over listening and this is one of those times. Sorry folks, can't agree on the high ratings on this one.
I'm sure once I let a little time pass, purchase the actual book and read it, my review on Amazon will be much different.
Hosseini only narrates one of the chapters, the rest are read by a man who sounds like he has marbles in his mouth and an accent too strong to be narrating and a woman with a raspy monotone voice.
"Not your average romance novel"
The Witness came up on so many reading lists, I decided to give Nora Roberts a try. After the fact, I found out she writes romance novels, which is not really my thing, or so I thought. I really enjoyed The Witness. Actually, the romance part took a back seat to the surrounding drama unfolding.
Elizabeth, a young 16-year-old girl has grown up more like her mother's science experiment, than a child. Elizabeth attempts to break out of her cocooned life for one night with her friend Julie. Sporting new clothes, hairstyles, and fake ID's the two girls go to a nightclub owned by Russian mafia. Drunk and naive, the girls accompany these crime lords back to their place for some added enjoyment. Alcohol, guns and the mob don't mix well, and Elizabeth witnesses a double homicide. In police protection her world is rocked again by crooked cops and Elizabeth is on the run – alone.
Fast forward 12 years and Abigail Lowery, AKA Elizabeth Fitch, is living a secluded life behind a cloak of security cameras, artillery and computers in a small town in the Ozarks. She spends her time using her brilliant mind to make money and stay one step ahead of the murders who have never given up looking for her.
Enter Brooks Gleason, the chief of police in her new town, who is intrigued by Abigail's need to always be packing, her secluded lifestyle and her attack dog who takes orders in a number of foreign languages. He picks away at her hard facade until her finally breaks through her robotic-like existence. Slowly and patiently, he makes a little progress at showing Abigail she is capable of having real emotions and that not everything in her life has to come down to cause and effect. The duo team up to put an end to Abigail's life on the run.
I really liked this book and definitely would not hesitate to read another Nora Roberts novel. Quirky protagonist, compelling story line and a little romance are all present in this entertaining novel.
Julia Whelan reads the part of Abigail perfectly and really brings this unusual protagonist to life.
"Product of your upbringing"
This novel seems to have two distinct threads. The first is about Fin Dolan, 39, an advertising copywriter working in a New York advertising agency. He has recently broken off his engagement and is working on a bio-degradable diaper commercial scheduled to air during the superbowl. While there are plenty of stories in the first half of the novel about different brands, scenes and experiences of working at an agency, Geery is great at spinning these scenarios though humour and sarcasm.
As we enter the second half of the novel we get more into the family dynamics and what makes Fin the person he is. For me this is the meat and potatoes of the book. We meet his siblings and his parents. His estranged abusive father is dying and he struggles with the guilt of doing the right thing.
He also struggles with information he's suppressed about his mother and old memories are rekindled. I'm really glad I stuck it out, because while the first half was rather shallow and cute, the second half gave me what I was looking for – a connection to Fin. One of my favorite people in the book is Keita, a wealthy Japanese client who has issues with his own father and takes a liking to Fin. The two of them commiserate to make sense of who they are.
The book is funny, but it really hits home that you are a product of your upbringing. People are who they are for a reason. Robert Petkoff did a great job. Had it not been for his engaging narration, I'm pretty sure I would not have finished this book.
"Fact or Fiction"
I felt like I was watching an entire season of "Homeland." Daniel Silva is a master storyteller and his protagonist, the retired Israeli spy turned art restorer, Gabriel Alon, is constantly being jolted out of retirement to foil yet another murder and solve another mystery. Gabriel jumps from book to book from plot to plot, the quintessential good guy with plenty of guts, charisma and brains.
In this book Gabriel is busy restoring a Caravaggio in the Vatican when he is called to solve the murder of Dr. Claudia Andreatti who is found on the marble floor of St. Peter's Basilica. Her death, masked as a suicide, looks suspicious. Pope Paul VII put Monsignor Donati, his secretary and right hand man on the case. Enter, Gabriel Alon who carefully examines the body, surroundings and circumstance and springs into action.
Familiar characters from Silva's previous novels come into play, Ari Sharom, Uzi Navot and Eli Lavon and of course Gabriel's second wife Chiara.
Alon's search for the murderer takes him from Rome to Paris, Denmark, Vienna, Berlin and of course Israel. His investigation leads him to foil terrorist attacks carefully planned by Hezbollah. There was even a torture scene, which brought to mind the movie Zero Dark Thirty.
This book is steeped in the conflict of the Middle East, and it brings forward the reality of the region and the very real problems Israel is up against from neighbouring terrorists. To be honest I felt quite unnerved at the end of Fallen Angel. Although Silva's book is fiction, it hits a little too close to home, and confirms the reality of what is happening to our world. Through the eyes and actions of his characters, Silva verifies that the Middle East war is very real. That part is not fiction.
I finished this book on January 27, which is International Holocaust Remembrance Day. Being a daughter of two holocaust survivors, Fallen Angel unnerved me. Although we repeat the phrase "Never Again" over and over, that may not be a realistic statement anymore.
As usual George Guidall does a stellar job of his narration and brings the book to life.
"A Slice of Life"
Having struggled with weight and also being Jewish, allowed me to really identify with the book. I too remember the Weight Watcher "tips" like removing the center piece of bread from a Big Mac to save calories. I too have been to many Bar/Bar Mitzvah's where the elaborate affair overshadowed what the Bar Mitzvah ceremony was all about. I too know of many dysfunctional families, as a matter of fact, I don't know too many who aren't. With all this identifying, I still couldn't really make a connection to the characters in Attenberg's book. The closest I came was to the protagonist Edie, the one who was eating herself to death. But Edie is an extreme case. Even being diabetic, having to go through surgery after surgery, having her husband Richard leave her, having her children and grandchildren look at her with pity and repulsion, did not deter Edie from even one dish of Chinese food. Edie had an addiction and she just couldn't stop. At times I felt a little nauseous "watching" her eat. There was a moral to the story though, you can't help someone who doesn't want to to be helped. Even though the book hit a nerve, I didn't love the black comedy, I barely liked it.
Molly Ringwald did an average narration, maybe if I had read this one instead of listening I would have liked it better.
"Part of History"
It took me a long time to get through Mosaic. I have to admit to almost giving up a few times especially in Part 1. It's more of a memoir, albeit an important one, since it follows a family through generations before WW1 to present. Much of it revolves around the Holocaust and how it affected the lives of the central family, the Baldinger's & their 11 children, cousins, aunts uncles. Lots of Polish names, which made it hard to keep the characters straight. Armstrong must be commended on her research of each of these family members from birth to adulthood and the challenges they lived through. She did a good job, but there was no real pace to the book to keep me going. It was like reading a diary – factual and chronological. Armstrong does a good job at showing the effects of the Holocaust on individual lives long after the war is over. I'm glad I finished it. Although it wasn't one of the more interesting books I've read on this topic, it is very still very important.
Deidre Rubenstein did an okay job of narrating. At the start I found her long pauses after every sentence annoying and it almost caused me to stop listening. But I eventually got used to it and she stopped exaggerating each pause as the story progressed.
"A "Diamond" of a book"
After reading a very large intense book, I chose Sanctuary as my "in between" read, thinking it would be easy and light. I was pleasantly surprised to have really enjoyed it. In the beginning I thought it was a little hokey with just too much Jewish background, but I soon came to realize it was all an integral part of the entire plot.
This murder-mystery deals with the diamond industry, and takes the reader from Los Angeles to Israel. When dealing with billions of dollars, there's bound to be thievery, cheating, murder, suspense, throw in a little middle-east politics and you have a recipe for a great story. I have only read one other Faye Kellerman book which was years ago so I cannot compare, but Sanctuary can stand on it's own merits. You don't have to read any of the other Peter Decker/Rina series to enjoy this one. There are enough plot twists to engage any reader.
Having been to Israel and understanding many of the places described in the book was an added bonus. The accurate descriptions of the many different kinds of people from black-hat orthodox, to PLO terrorist, to holocaust survivor, to an L.A. police sergeant – all well done.
There was an extensive overuse of Hebrew and Yiddish words throughout the book, which may be off-putting to someone not familiar with those languages. I also felt there was just too many wasted words about Peter and Rina's baby Hanna. I assume their side story is the common thread that makes these books a series, but I found it distracting and annoying.
Mitchell Greenberg the narrator was awesome. He pronounced every one of those Hebrew and Yiddish words perfectly, adding authenticity to the story. He changed his accent so many times to suit the characters; everything from Israeli yeshiva boys, to Orthodox old men, to Israeli women and the list goes on. He did a superb job with the inflections of all the characters.
"The Adventures of Linbaba"
What if your life could have a "do-over," at least on paper. This is what Gregory David Roberts seems to have done in his novel Shantaram, which means Man of God's Peace. Linbaba, as he is affectionately known, is an escaped prisoner from an Australian jail, hiding in Mumbai. Lin gets involved with the underworld in India doing everything illegal from forging passports to trafficking and doing drugs. Yet this criminal, who wouldn't hesitate to stab you in a brawl, writes himself as a saint, a healer, with integrity, ethics, decency and love, and everyone whose path he crosses seems to love him right back. If you can get past the author's huge ego, the book is actually quite good.
Roberts, has created some very intriguing characters, like Didier the gay, Jewish, French, criminal or Abdel Khader Khan who is similar to Don Corleone and becomes like a surrogate father to Lin, or Karla the woman he falls in love with. My favorite character by far, is Prabaker or Prabu, as he is affectionately known, a local guide who gives Linbaba his name and through a series of adventures shows him the ropes of life in Bombay. The two of them become great friends and end up living in a Jhopadpatti or slum.
Roberts has a way with words. His rich descriptions in scene after scene, such as a crowded train, a car accident, slum life, a dog fight, prison life, the Afghani war, a whore house, a fight to the death for power or a setting sun are better than most authors. His words transported me to India and right into the actual locations and events. His writing also moved me emotionally. He ties you into some of these people, especially Prabu. I actually developed endearing feelings for this very special character.
I found the biggest problem was the lack of a plot. There was no one real story to follow, it was one adventure after the next, a series of a lot of little plots, and therefore I found that there was nothing to keep drawing me back to "see what happens." There is so much to digest and learn in this epic novel. Some parts are a little too run on, and I could have lived without all the philosophizing, but all in all this book will stay with me for a long time. It's one of those you remember for years and definitely one of my favorites of all time.
What can I say about Humphrey Bower the narrator. BRAVO! I take my hat off to you sir. I have listened to hundreds of books and this narration by far is the best I've ever heard. I dare say that because of the narration, listening to this book is far superior to reading it.
I can't even think of starting a new book. This is one of those that has to linger for a while in my soul.
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Former bridal shop owner accused of pocketing sales taxes
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The former owner of a Gainesville bridal shop has been arrested on allegations he collected sales tax from customers but failed to turn it over to the state.
Paul Rhodenizer, 66, owned Jay's Bridal in the Creekside Mall at 3501 SW Second Ave. He was arrested Monday by the Alachua County Sheriff's Office on a charge of theft of state funds and faces up to 15 years in prison, according to the Florida Department of Revenue.
The state alleges Rhodenizer stole more than $28,000 in sales tax during various periods from 2010 to 2012.
Reached by phone Thursday, Rhodenizer said he turned himself in within two hours of hearing about the warrant and was released on his own recognizance.
He said he had no intention of doing anything wrong when the business started losing money.
"Your vendors don't ship dresses. Brides have weddings coming up. Dresses come in and they are COD with additional amounts added on, so there wasn't anything I could really do," he said.
He closed Jay's Bridal in August 2012. He owned it for about 25 years, though the shop was in business for 77 years.
Rhodenizer told The Sun at the time that he struggled for years as a result of a weak economy, high overhead costs and competition from the Internet and the recent opening of a national bridal chain — a reference to David's Bridal, which opened in January 2010.
Rhodenizer and wife, Linda, filed for Chapter 7 bankruptcy protection on Aug. 28, 2012, in U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Northern District of Florida as a result of business debts.
According to the filing, the couple owned $207,000 worth of assets and owed $677,000. The debts included about $430,000 that the business owed to creditors, $69,000 owed to the Internal Revenue Service for business payroll tax and $57,000 in sales tax owed to the Department of Revenue.
Through the bankruptcy proceedings, the Rhodenizers sold their home and the assets of the business.
"We lost our home. We lost our business, and now we have this situation as well," Paul Rhodenizer said, his voice quavering.
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We can't deny that we expected some drama at the Christian Dior show. But you know about all of that already. Dramas aside, let's concentrate on the collection.
The show notes told us to expect 'dandyism', 'romance' and 'englishness', so far so Galliano for Dior. After all, that's what everyone knew they were watching. From the velvet knickerbokers and plus-fours, to the ribbon-tie frock coats, he was everywhere. Glossy fur galore and rich jewel colours, Dior's A/W '11 offering was flirty and young. But as the models played up to the cameras, it became easy to forget that Dior has changed forever. A black lace dress, dressed with a black tux jacket thrown over it made us think that it was a perfect Kate Moss look, but will she wear Dior again (she is very close to Galliano)?
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Post subject: Can't Install, goddamnit all to hell and back!
Trying to put this Blag onto my Compaq Evo N1005v... tried every option of booting, gets to choose language and the keyboard stops working.. won't respond... damn, damn, damn! Anybody has any ideas, I would be most grateful. Or is it just Compaq being crappy as usual?
Oh well, I'll give it a shot on my workstation tomorrow, if there's no luck tonight
Posted: Wed May 19, 2004 12:12 am
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I've seen issues installing BLAG/RH9 on compaq laptops. I think it has to do with firewire being flakey. Check out this site:
And see if there is a laptop there similar to yours. Also, at boot: try "nofirewire". Although it sounds like you're getting past that stage.
I haven't heard about the keyboard not working though. That's a bit weird.
You'll likely have a smooth install on your workstations. Laptops are often a bit flakey...
Posted: Wed May 19, 2004 4:53 am
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This may not be relevent in your case but I had similar experience while trying to install on a PC, removing one memory stick solved the problem. I am not sure if bad memory is to be blamed as I have not checked that memory in another system. Just check that also.
Update, update!!
Posted: Wed May 19, 2004 5:04 pm
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Okay, checked out the links (thanks for a speedy ressponse and good advice) none of the options there worked. But I did find this
. So far so good, I'm into the anaconda installer and it's working so far..... I'll check back in later if my laptop gets up and running (ooooh.. exciting times here at Chez Compaq)
Posted: Wed May 19, 2004 5:15 pm
Post subject: Damn, forgot to register and such... plus more info
Hey all Blaggers,
I forgot to register in my rush to post (so I am he who was Jojo and guest). Just a little update, the kernel parameter I used to get my Blag install up and running was 'bf24 nomce noapic pci=off', this sorted out my keyboard not working, and got me into the installer. The guide at
deals with Debian installs, but it should help you out if you have a similar strange Compaq laptop as me.
Thanks, and looking forward to being a full time (laptop user) of Blag.
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Cool. Glad you got it sorted. If you create a quick page about how to do the install, I'm sure other BLAG/RH users would find it useful. Then submit it to linux-laptop.net. That's what I try to do with laptops I install on. If you don't have webspace, you can put it in the blag wiki:
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Your possible reason for buying this camera may have changed fairly recently. The EOS 7D would have been the only way to get 'standard' and 'film' frame rates from a Canon DSLR product in HD, but no more. There is a new model which offers very much the same video functionality and output for a fraction of the cost, the Canon EOS …
Record limit - actually 3 poss. reasons, no definitive answer. Why PVRs and Blu-ray handle larger?
"It still has the 4GB limit of using the FAT file system. So recordings in HD will tend to end about the 12-minute mark, with only the 480p taking you anywhere near the 29min limit on devices like this."
Actually this is one of three possible reasons why there is a limit, the other two are:
- the dreaded EU/EC duty imposed if it could record longer because it would be classed as a camcorder
- the thermal limitations of the sensor, gets too hot
(according to dvinfo.net, here: http://www.dvinfo.net/forum/canon-eos-7d-hd/355721-7d-maximum-sustained-recording-length.html )
No definitive answer is given by Canon.
Moreover, if the limit was FAT32 4Gb then why can Personal Video Recorders and Blu-ray handle longer lengths? Either because they use another file system or break the recordings up into several files BUT employ a system to provide seamless, back-to-back flawless recording/playback of these files, perhaps enabled my some sort of playlist table file.
What a shame about this limit. If only it wasn't there then this camera would be a fantastic all-rounder and a contender for making proper decent film footage with the flexibility of SLR lenses providing all manner of filmic nuances and quality.
Length should only be limited by size of memory card.
At least it has 24p for easier compatibility for transferring to blu-ray for archiving and sharing.
12 minutes
"What a shame about this limit. If only it wasn't there then this camera would be a fantastic all-rounder and a contender for making proper decent film footage..."
When was the last time you saw a movie with a single scene longer than 12 minutes? There aren't many. It puts a damper on recording the kids school play in one long shot, but for "proper decent film footage" this 12 minutes really isn't much of a barrier. BTW, I have one (and love it), and my personal guess would be the sensor heat issue you mentioned. I got it for photography, the video is a nice little add-on I use occasionally, but I can definitely imagine that sensor heating up when used for prolonged periods.
15mm does not equal a fish eye lens!
RE: "The built-in flash, that can now handle the fisheye 15mm EF lens "
The 15mm on this aps-c size sensor is equivilent to a 24mm on a full frame. This lens produces very flat images with no 'fish eye' distortion. Even the 10-22mm EF-S lens produces amazingly flat images and can also, in no way, be called a 'fisheye', infact its a beautiful wide angle lens and well worth the money!
So far canon has not made a 'fish eye' for the APS-C sized sensors. Although the 16mm prime 'fish eye' can be use on the c size it does lose its effect markedly.
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"Even the 10-22mm EF-S lens produces amazingly flat images and can also, in no way, be called a 'fisheye', infact its a beautiful wide angle lens and well worth the money!"
10-22mm EF-S is equivalent to 16-35mm EF, so at the low end it is fishy, but you're right, definitely worth the £300 it cost me (new, not I didn't get it in the UK, is it worth £600....?).
Filming in the Skywalker Ranch
Great article by Philip Bloom showing off what you can shoot on a device like this.
Forget the camera
Where can I get a see-through bass guitar with built-in neon?!
RE:Forget the camera
I know, right??
Buying a DSLR to do video is laughable
Lousy things won't even do proper autofocus like any old cheapie vidcam.
Pity the author spent 80% of the review on that aspect. From what I've heard/read in other reviews, the 7D is a pretty fine still camera. (I'm a Nikon loyalist myself but that doesn't stop me from appreciating competitive models from other marques.)
I have to agree with this. If I want to take video I use a video camera.
What we have here is a bastard design that is not one thing or the other and so fails in both.
You're missing the point
Like Rob Davis above, you're failing to realise that video in an SLR is not about replacing a camcorder. What it does, is provide access to 'Hollywood' style shallow depth of field effects. Professional cinematographers don't use autofocus - they plan their shots. Coupled with a lens with a decent manual focus mechanism ( a bit of a rarity these days, I admit) one of these would make a very nice bit of kit for the creative filmmaker - many of whom are drooling as we speak and furiously saving their pennies. On the other hand, if you just want to do event recording stick with a camcorder. Or better still, carry both. Camcorders, these days aren't exactly backbreakers.
Having built in HD video capability is handy for when you don't wish to carry a DSLR, it's lenses and a camcorder. Handy when travelling and when photographing the kids.
If you have time to set up the shot (as in proper amature/college movies), it's perfect, a few minutes for a fixed scene, it is however a bit rubbish for dynamic unscripted scenes, IF it's in focus the quality is amazing on L glass.
Why on earth has this review focussed almost entirely on the video aspects of this camera? It comes across as if the reviewer has deliberately avoided mentioning it, despite the fact that for wildlife photographers this has amazing potential - crop sensor, properly weather sealed, numerous improvements over the 50D in terms of ISO, high speed shooting, and AF control... For any photographer not specifically intent on going full frame, this is a very serious contender to the 5DII
The video capability is really a sideshow. As already said, if you want to do video, spend 2k on a decent video camera, not on a 7D and the single lens you could afford for that cash.
Brilliant idea...
"One interesting inclusion is a button that switches you into RAW shooting for one frame if you are in JPEG Only or to RAW+Jpeg if you are in RAW already. It's a brilliant idea..."
Sure, and it's old too.
My 4 year old Pentax K10D has a dedicated "RAW button" -- you can actually choose whether you want it to last for one shot only or if you want it to stay on the setting you choose. To confirm, from their manual (RAW+ means RAW -- either PEF or DNG, btw -- plus JPEG):
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To continue until the RAW button is pressed again, set [One-touch
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I don't know if they invented it either at Pentax, but sure it's old stuff in tech terms.
What will they be imitating next, Sv, TAv and in camera stabilization? :-)
@12 minutes
Hitchcock's Rope?
A standard 1000ft mag of 35mm film at 24fps is just over 11minutes - so by shear chance Canon have it exactly right with Fat32
Longest single cut scene
I believe that up until recently the longest single shot sequence in a Hollywood movie was the scene in Goodfellas where Ray Liota takes his girlfriend to the Cabaret and they go through the kitchen. this scene is only about 3 minutes in length.
I think it may have been beaten recently by Kill Bill during the scene in the restaurant which is actually a homage to Goodfellas. Even that scene though only goes to 4 or 5 minutes.
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Geotechnical Engineering PhD fellowships
The Faculty of Engineering Science and Technology at The Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU) invites applicants for three Ph.D. fellowships within geotechnical engineering applied to foundation of offshore wind turbines. The positions are a part of a joint academia-industrial initiative in the field Renewable Energy at the faculty. The research initiative is supported financially by Statoil, DNV and Norconsult. The …
Waubonsee Community College Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) Scholarship 2012 – 2013, USA
This scholarship is provided to talented, full-time science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) students who demonstrate financial need. The scholarship is made possible by a grant from the National Science Foundation. High school seniors living in Waubonsees district or current Waubonsee students who have completed at least 24 college level credit hours by the end of the spring 2012 semester are eligible to apply. Applications will…
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2012-2012 UWG Scholarships for Continuing and Transfer Students at University of West Georgia, USA
University of West Georgia offers a wide variety of academic, athletic, and performing arts scholarships. While some scholarships give preference to students with specific qualifications such as county of residence, sex, or race, the program when considered in its entirety, demonstrates a philosophy of equal opportunity to all students who demonstrate academic excellence and/or financial need. Funds for the scholarship programs listed in this b…
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2013 Department of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries Bursary Awards at University of the Witwatersrand, South Africa
The Department of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries intends awarding comprehensive bursaries to qualifying applicants pursuing and/ or intending to further their studies in critical scarce skills in agriculture, forestry and fisheries sectors for the 2013 academic year. The bursary will cover tuition, accommodation, books, meals and monthly allowance. The bursary awards target the previously disadvantaged and impoverished persons from poverty…
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