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Titled GSP Litter
Pups BORN JULY 1ST, 2013
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Pups color is Liver/Roan Patched.
Females $900
Males $850
Deposits are $250
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A GOOD START .By 7 weeks of age pups will be introduced to birds, .22cal gunfire,
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Exposed to Car Rides, the field and ponds, water, birds, .22 caliber gunfire, and have plenty of Socialization with our kids and other dogs.
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Nikki is liver/roan patched and ticked with a dark liver coat, with large patches on her back. Nikki hunts a field meticulously and very rarely misses a bird. Lots of style on point, high and tail, natural honor, natural retrieve. Extremely smart and very trainable dog, owned by the Mortvedt Family of Ames, Iowa. Nikki was produced from our kennel 2 years ago and was one of the last breeding's we did with our stud Willie.
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Jake has been run this past December in the UGA Hunt Test (Upland Gundog Association) and has achieved his Gundog Title in the Pointing division. He will be run in the spring for his Advanced Title. Jake will also complete his AKC Junior Title, needs 1 Pass. Once completed Jake will be Triple Titled.
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The ebook for Mistborn by Brandon Sanderson is now on sale for $2.99!*
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Brandon Sanderson, fantasy's newest master tale spinner, author of the acclaimed debut Elantris, dares to turn a genre on its head by asking a simple question: What if the hero of prophecy fails? What kind of world results when the Dark Lord is in charge? The answer will be found in the Mistborn Trilogy, a saga of surprises and magical martial-arts action that begins in Mistborn.
For a thousand years the ash fell and no flowers bloomed. For a thousand years the Skaa slaved in misery and lived in fear. For a thousand years the Lord Ruler, the "Sliver of Infinity," reigned with absolute power and ultimate terror, divinely invincible. Then, when hope was so long lost that not even its memory remained, a terribly scarred, heart-broken half-Skaa rediscovered it in the depths of the Lord Ruler's most hellish prison. Kelsier "snapped" and found in himself the powers of a Mistborn. A brilliant thief and natural leader, he turned his talents to the ultimate caper, with the Lord Ruler himself as the mark.
Kelsier recruited the underworld's elite, the smartest and most trustworthy allomancers, each of whom shares one of his many powers, and all of whom relish a high-stakes challenge. Only then does he reveal his ultimate dream, not just the greatest heist in history, but the downfall of the divine despot.
But even with the best criminal crew ever assembled, Kel's plan looks more like the ultimate long shot, until luck brings a ragged girl named Vin into his life. Like him, she's a half-Skaa orphan, but she's lived a much harsher life. Vin has learned to expect betrayal from everyone she meets, and gotten it. She will have to learn to trust, if Kel is to help her master powers of which she never dreamed.
Readers of Elantris thought they'd discovered someone special in Brandon Sanderson. Mistborn proves they were right.
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Brandon Sanderson Sampler: The Way of Kings & Mistborn
Brandon Sanderson is one of the most innovative and prolific authors writing today, and Tor Books is proud to share with you two of his most exciting series: The Stormlight Archive and Mistborn.
This electronic sampler contains part one of The Way of Kings, book one in The Stormlight archive, and the first five chapters of Mistborn, book one of the Mistborn series.
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From the Archives: The Path to Mistborn Three
Written by Brandon Sanderson
On May 13, 2014, Tor Teen is proud to be reissuing the first book in Brandon Sanderson's Mistborn trilogy. The book will be a trade paperback, with a brand new cover. To celebrate this new edition, we went back into our newsletter archives to October of 2008, when Brandon wrote about what it felt like to finish writing the story of Vin, Elend, and the rest of their crew. Enjoy this blast from the past, and we hope you like our new edition of Mistborn!
One of the things I wanted to do with the Mistborn trilogy was make it internally cohesive. I wanted each book to have its own story and climactic moments, but it was even more important to me that each book be part of a whole. When I'm reading a series, few things bother me as much as getting a sense that the author doesn't know where he/she is going with the books. I really like a strong sense of building tension, of interconnection between volumes, and a hint of a master vision.
This presented a problem. You see, I'm an outliner. I like to plan and plot quite a bit before I start writing a book. However, even an outliner like myself can't nail down every little point in a story. Beyond that, the experience of writing is a supremely creative one. One has to be ready to toss out entire sections of an outline if something better, more evocative, more interesting comes along. This has happened in every novel I've written so far, and I understood that if I didn't have the same flexibility when writing the Mistborn series, the books (particularly the later ones) would feel stiff. However, if I didn't make and stick with an outline, I wouldn't be able to foreshadow events in the third book appropriately and give the series the cohesive feel that I wanted.
At that point, I began to realize something very daunting: if this series was to become what I wanted it to be, I was going to have to write all three books straight through in a short period of time. I would have to work furiously and intently enough to get the third book done before the first book went to press. If I could manage that, I knew that I would have flexibility to write all three books with the creativity they demanded, but also be able to revise the first book so that it would be a proper introduction to the following two.
So I sat down to write. It was a grueling eighteen months, but I did manage to get a rough draft of the third book done before the copyedit (the last chance for me to make substantive chances) of the first one was due in. That was late 2004.
Four years later, it's finally time to release Mistborn: The Hero of Ages, the third and final Mistborn book. I've now been working on this series for five years, tweaking the text of the second two volumes, creating the cohesive—yet individually separate—trilogy of books that I originally imagined. It turned out better than I had even hoped that it would. There are hints and clues about the climactic events of the third book foreshadowed in the first few paragraphs of the first book. And they're not just dropped in; they're a substantive part of the original volume. All three books form one larger 'super-book.'
It's hard to explain how excited I am that people can finally read this last volume. Those of you who know my books may be familiar with the fact that I love endings. I want them to be explosive, imaginative, and shocking—yet at the same time expected, without unforeshadowed twists. I focus a lot of my energy on making my endings satisfying to those who have invested so much time in reading my books.
Mistborn: The Hero of Ages is an entire book that is, in a way, an ending. It's the climactic sequence to half a million words of build-up. I feel that it's the best book that I've written to date.
If you think you know what is going on in these books, just wait for this final volume. Remember what Kelsier always says:
There's always another secret.
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Tor Books Announces Programming for San Diego Comic-Con 2013
Celebrating LOCUS Magazine's Best Publisher for the 26th year in a row!
Once again Tor (Booth# 2707) continues our wildly popular *in-booth signings and giveaways, offering you a chance to meet your favorite authors up close and personal and pick up free books.
We've got a great line up including appearances by CORY DOCTOROW, BRANDON SANDERSON, and a special appearance and celebration for beloved Tor author JAY LAKE, author of Mainspring, Escapement, Green, Pinion, Endurance, and Kalimpura.
The big news this year is Summit Entertainment's showcase for the highly anticipated film adaptation of
Coming to theaters November 1, 2013!
Summit will present never-before-seen new footage, appearances by cast members and filmmakers, and several massive, interactive fan events. A full slate of activities related to the film to be unveiled at this year's Comic-Con, including:
Hall H Panel – The studio's panel on Thursday, July 18th 3:50-4:50pm will feature ENDER'S GAME filmmakers and cast, including producer Bob Orci, director Gavin Hood, and cast members Harrison Ford, Asa Butterfield, Hailee Steinfeld and Abigail Breslin.
Exclusive Fan Experience – Attendees will be able to visit an elaborate, specially constructed ENDER'S GAME exhibit outside of the Hilton Gaslamp, featuring 8 unique rooms representing the most iconic environments of Ender's world, complete with original film props and set pieces used in the movie. Throughout the experience, attendees will be able to see exclusive film footage on LED screens, interact with new digital content, integrate photos of themselves into the highly anticipated Battle Room, and register to win a home make over.
Convention Floor Booth – Summit Entertainment's booth located within the Grand Hall will highlight ENDER'S GAME footage. Premium promotional items will be distributed to the 120,000 attendees walking the convention floor, and booth visitors will be given the opportunity to win "fast passes" to the ENDER'S Game Exclusive Fan Experience, granting them entry without having to wait in line.
Thursday, July 18th
- 10:30 – 11:30am Panel: Paranormal Passion, Room 24ABC
Tor Teen favorite Kendare Blake (Antigoddess) joins Maryelizabeth Hart of Mysterious Galaxy for a discussion with Christine Feehan (Guest of Honor), Claudia Gray (Spellcaster) and others to discuss the inclusion of romantic elements in their action-packed novels.
- 12 – 1pm Signing to follow in the autographing area, Table AA09
- 12pm Tor Booth (#2707) Giveaway! The Hum and the Shiver by Alex Bledsoe, a Kirkus Reviews Top Pick for 2011!
- 1:45 – 2:45pm Panel: Ode to Nerds, Room 6A
Everyone knows that published science fiction authors reign on the Geek Heirarchy charts because the Internet tells us so! Join us on this epic panel as the genre's top names in publishing celebrate all things geeky and nerdy with Charlie Jane Anders of io9.com! Geek out with Charlie Jane and Cory Doctorow (The Rapture of the Nerds), Chuck Palahniuk (Doomed), Austin Grossman and others.
- 3:15 – 4:15pm Signing to follow in the autographing area, Table AA09
- 2pm Tor Booth (#2707) KENDARE BLAKE will sign advanced copies of Antigoddess
- 5pm Tor Booth (#2707) Bestselling author CORY DOCTOROW will sign copies of Pirate Cinema
Friday, July 19th
- 12pm Tor Booth (#2707) JAY LAKE has candidly documented his battle with cancer on his blog and will appear at Comic-Con thanks to the kindness of friends and family. Tor is proud to host an in-booth signing and will offer copies of Green.
- 2pm Tor Booth (#2707) Dr. Who writer, PAUL CORNELL will sign copies of London Falling
- 2:30 – 3:30pm Panel: Epic Fantasy, Room 24ABC
Brandon Sanderson (Mistborn and the Wheel of Time series) joins genre's biggest authors as they discuss the worlds of their own creation and what fantasy has to say about our own world: Robin Hobb (Blood of Dragons), Christopher Paolini (the Inheritance cycle), and Daniel Abraham (The Tyrant's Law) and others.
- 4 – 5pm Signing to follow in the autographing area, Table AA09
- 5pm Tor Booth (#2707) New York Times bestselling author BRANDON SANDERSON will sign copies of The Way of Kings
- 7 – 8pm Panel: Publishing SF/F in the Digital Age, Room 25ABC
Moderated by Timothy Travaglini (Open Road Integrated Media); authors Kevin J. Anderson (Sisterhood of Dune), Rebecca Moesta (WordFire Press), Cory Doctorow (Homeland), Andy Briggs (Tarzan: The Greystoke Legacy), Sherri L. Smith (Orleans), and Nick Cole (The Old Man and the Wasteland), and bookseller Maggie Tokuda-Hall (Books, Inc) discuss impact of the digital age on writing, publishing, reading, bookselling, and the traditional book as we know it.
Saturday, July 20th
- 10 – 11am Panel: Urban Fantasy, Room 7AB
Paris, Los Angeles, Minneapolis, Tucson, and cities of our own imagination come to life when tales of myth and magic are blended with the urban landscape. These stories are collectively known as Urban Fantasy, and many of today's popular authors are adding their otherworldly ingredients to the melting pots of modern (and not-so-modern) society. Join authors Max Gladstone (Three Parts Dead), Jim Butcher (Cold Days), Kevin J. Anderson (Dan Shamble, Zombie P.I.) and others.
- 11:30 – 12:30am Signing to follow in the autographing area, Table AA09
- 12pm Tor Booth (#2707) Giveaway of signed copies of the Ender's Game movie tie-in novel
- 2pm Tor Booth (#2707) Giveaway of Halo: Glasslands and Halo: The Thursday War
- 5pm Tor Booth (#2707) MAX GLADSTONE will sign advanced copies of Two Serpents Rise
Sunday, July 21st
- 12pm Tor Booth (#2707) S. M. WHEELER burst on the scene this year with her critically acclaimed debut novel, Sea Change. Meet the author and get a signed copy while supplies last.
- 2pm Giveaway of The Omen Machine
- 2 – 3pm Panel: Witches and Fey, Room 24ABC
That vamp's a tramp; this witch is a real bitch. Pixies will pinch; and the fey go beyond fairly frightening. The ghouls are ghastly, and we mere mortals are growing testy. S. M. Wheeler (Sea Change) joins Brom (Krampus), Amber Benson (The Calliope Reaper-Jones series), Seanan McGuire (The October Daye series) and Rachel Caine (the Morganville Vampires series) to provide perspective on the monsters of myth.
- 3:30 – 4:30pm Signing to follow in the autographing area, Table AA08
Make sure to follow @Torbooks on Twitter for up to date information and last minute events!
*All Tor Booth signings are on a first come first serve basis and while supplies lasts. Limit one book per person.
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We are offering the chance to win one of five Memory of Light backpacks! Each backpack will include a copy of Forge of Darkness by Steven Erikson, Mistborn by Brandon Sanderson, Imager by L.E. Modesitt, Jr., Farlander by Col Buchanan, The Sword-Edged Blonde by Alex Bledsoe, Range of Ghosts by Elizabeth Bear, and Shadow and Betrayal by Daniel Abraham.
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Highset Queenslander, with amazing views all-round, set on the picturesque valley of Rafter Estate. This perfect piece of hinterland tranquillity is only a short drive away from Noosa beach, shops and restaurants and from the historical Eumundi, with its famous market.
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The upstairs of the house comprises open-plan living, dining and kitchen with everything you could want making it feel like home from home. Why not have dinner on the private back verandah and listen to the bird life or catch a sunset on the front verandah.
Upstairs find a gas fireplace to keep you cosy and air con for the summer months.
There are 3 bedrooms; the master with King bed and en- suite and 2 others with Queen beds with shared bathroom and toilet.
Downstairs holds a real surprise; a huge family/party room with pool table, darts board and huge flat-screen TV . There is also a large sofa that turns into a king size bed if you should need it. Also downstairs you'll find a double garage, laundry and a toilet.
If you are travelling with children we have a portacot and small single bed at your request.
|Sleeps up to 8, 4 bedrooms
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Reasons: If Brodeur retires, New Jersey will need another goaltender, and Luongo would give them 4-6 more elite years. Adam Larsson popped into my mind because he wasn't getting much playing time these playoffs. Our best forward and defensive prospects head the other way. And the big prize is Parise. If this deal were to happen I would hope he would call up his good friend (Ryan) Suter and say, "Come to VanCity, bud!"
Critique to make it better if not quite right, please.
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My husband and I will be spending 3 weeks in Italy, 8 days of which we will have a rental car. For 3 days, we'll be in the Amalfi Coast area, staying in Ravello and exploring the coast, Pompeii, Paestum and Naples. Our initial plan was this:
Day 1: Pompeii/Paestum
Day 2: Explore the coast
Day 3: Explore Naples than travel on to our accommodations in Chiusi
However, we know we don't want to drive in Naples and have no idea what to do with the rental car while we explore the city if we stick with this plan. We've considered rearranging our plans and taking a train from Salerno into Naples on day 2, even though it means we'll be adding travel time to Day 3 and leaving for Chiusi from father south than we would if we left from Naples. Ideally, though, we'd rather explore Naples than drive onto Chiusi on the 3rd day because it makes more sense from a time and gas stand point.
So, does anyone have any suggestions on what to do with the car if we drive to Naples? Any safe parking lots or nearby places to park the car and take a bus in? Is it just foolish to take a car near Naples at all? My husband is fairly paranoid about vandalism if we take the car near the city. Any help would be very much appreciated. Thank you!
What to do with Rental Car While in Naples
My husband and I will be spending 3 weeks in Italy, 8 days of which we will have a rental car. For 3 days, we'll be in the Amalfi Coast area, staying in Ravello and exploring the coast, Pompeii, Paestum and Naples. Our initial plan was this:
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Is he paranoid about vandalism but not driving in Napoli? The former can be usually dealt with a theft protection insurance option (CDW does not cover vandalism.)
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Where are you starting from before going to Ravello? It would seem to me that a car isn't necessary for this part of you trip at all. I don't see anything on the itinerary that would require a car. Why don't you pick the car up when you get to Chiusi? There's a rental agency at the train station there. The only place that's a little difficult to get to from Ravello by public transportation is Pompeii. You could, however, visit Pompeii easily from Naples, or even stop there on your way to Naples; they will hold luggage for you at the entrance.
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I totally agree with the post above. Ditch the car. Visit Pompeii from Naples. You can arrange for a taxi to take you there. It's very easy.
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You absolutely do not want a car for that porion of the trip. Traffic is (mostly) terrible and parking is very scarce and expensive. You can use ferries (depending on time of year you are traveling), buses and trains to accomplish all of your plan.
But given your itinerary, I am curious why you are staying in Ravello, as it is remote from all of the places you want to see.
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It wouldn't be easy to do Paestum and Pompeii in a day (even with a car). You also can't explore much of Naples in a partial day. I don't think you are allowing enough time places.
What's your itinerary and at what point (and where) are you picking up the car?
>>>Is it just foolish to take a car near Naples at all?<<<
Pretty much. Naples drivers make Rome drivers look tame.
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We're staying in Ravello because, for the most part, we don't have much interest in exploring the Amalfi area itself, we wanted something quiet and out of the way and because it's central enough to everything that we wanted to see in the area.
The car is already booked, so I don't need advice on why I shouldn't have car while I'm there. We're going to be there the first week of April and while I'm sure boats and ferries will be running we won't be there during the heavy beach season and have no plans to go anywhere near a beach.
We're picking the car up at FCO in Rome, the heading to Ravello.
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>>The car is already booked, so I don't need advice on why I shouldn't have car while I'm there. <<
You can 'unbook' a car. Why have a car if it doesn't make sense???
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I can unbook a car...for a fee I'd rather not incur. And it does make sense to us to have a car. Just looking for advice on what to do with it while we visit Naples. Sorry if that's too much to ask.
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Park it at the airport and take a taxi into the city. We were there last Easter and thought it was the scariest traffic we had ever seen! I wouldn't want to get anywhere near the city with a car!
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Don't know where you're staying in Naples, however, here's something very few people know about. If you rent from Hertz, and are staying near the train station, Hertz has unlimited free indoor garage parking for all its car rentals. I guess they don't want them stolen. I go to Naples frequently, and I always rent from Hertz, not only for the parking, but when I rent here in the US and pick up at Leonardo Da Vinci (I drive from Rome to Naples), I get the lowest rate compared to all the rental companies.
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Besides, as crazy as you all might think, I love driving in Naples. It's such a wierd experience, it's amazing!
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I have driven all over the Amalfi Coast, and most recently rented a car for almost 4 weeks and drove around the heel and toe of Italy, by myself. It is completely doable. Just a little advice, become familiar with parking options in the city you will be driving. I just googled this before I left. Some towns have different ways of marking public parking, but usually, if you see white lines, that is parking for anyone. Blue for residents, yellow is no parking. or limited parking. Follow these rules! I had a friend get their car stolen outside of Pompeii. They accidentally parked in a yellow tow-away zone. Everyone else in our group parked in guarded "safe" paid parking lots and had no problem.
When I have been in Naples with my car, I park at the train station. There is monitored parking lots. I park there, and then cab it, or take public trans where I need to go.
I always have my GPS. I drove everywhere alone with it and had no problems, even in the most remote, non-touristy areas of Calabria.
Personally, I love driving the Amalfi Coast, You get a chance to stop when you want, and explore places that are harder to get to by public trans. The valley on the other side of the coast is really enchanting, and there are great places to stop and pick up fresh cheese, local veggie, etc.
Also, Amalfi, Ravello, Sorrento, and all, have easily accessible parking areas. Just purchase your parking ticket and put it in the window of the car. If I ever have a question of what to do, I look in other cars, or put on a bright smile and ask a local.
oh, and one more thing, not to be missed outside Paestum, check out Tenuta Vannulo.
It is an organic buffalo mozzarella farm that has a wonderful Yoghurteria. The gelato is to die for!!! The best in Italy. The Lemon gelato takes your breath away!
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While many of China's universities are advertising to attract attention from college candidates ahead of the annual college entrance examination in June, one university is noticeably absent from a list of colleges approved to recruit students, reports English.Eastday.com.
Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques King Abdullah has approved a 25-year plan for the development of university education in Saudi Arabia, Higher Education Minister Khaled Al-Anqari announced last week. He said the plan, which has taken into consideration Shariah teachings, the country's future vision and national development plans, was prepared in line with global best practices in higher education, reports PK Abdul Ghafour for Arab News.
Iran's Ministry of Science says the course content of 36 university programmes has been altered for the academic year that starts this autumn, reports Radio Zamaneh. The ministry says it has a committee in charge of reviewing university curricula, according to a report by the Islamic Republic News Agency, and its work will continue beyond the 36 fields affected in this round.
Some 80,000 Bulgarian students currently study abroad, primarily in the European Union, according to data presented at an education forum in Sofia last Monday, reports Novinite.
Boston's chattering classes are struggling with the stunning political defeat of one of Harvard's most popular academics at the hands of Canadian voters, painting Michael Ignatieff's historic loss as Liberal leader as a new low in Canadian politics, writes Tamsin McMahon for the National Post.
As the bachelor degree loses its lustre, the college system in Canada has been prepping for its close-up. One of its biggest boosters: university graduates who are treating colleges and polytechnics as de facto finishing schools, writes Tralee Pearce for the Globe and Mail.
Makerere University and the other four public universities have raised the admission points for government-sponsored students for the coming academic year, write Francis Kagolo and Cecilia Okoth for New Vision.
The chances of former defence minister Karl-Theodor zu Guttenberg returning quickly to German politics seemed effectively buried last Wednesday after his alma mater said his thesis was full of other people's work that he had deliberately copied, reports The Local.
Veteran industry players have applauded the signing of an agreement between the Malaysian government and China to facilitate mutual recognition of higher education qualifications, which is expected to accelerate industrial growth, writes Lee Kian Seong for The Star.
For the first time in its 111-year history, an organisation made up of the nation's leading research universities has voted to oust one of its members, the University of Nebraska at Lincoln. The ouster by the prestigious and prominent group, the Association of American Universities, was particularly painful to Nebraska since the university was one of its earliest members, admitted in 1909, writes Tamar Lewin for The New York Times.
A US Embassy official studying at the University of Ottawa apparently experienced first-hand what American officials describe as the 'anti-American biases' of Canada's universities and academics, writes Keith Bonnell for Postmedia News.
The president of Tri-Valley University, which has been called a 'sham' by federal prosecutors, was arrested last week after being indicted on 33 counts for what authorities call a student visa fraud scheme, writes Sophia Kazmi for Contra Costa Times.
St Andrews University has dismissed claims that it received funding negotiated through people connected to the current Syrian regime, reports BBC News. The Fife university launched a review into its Centre for Syrian Studies following the uprising in Syria.
Dressed in a sagging white tank top and wearing a forlorn gaze, Cote d'Ivoire's deposed leader Laurent Gbagbo was dragged from his bunker after four months of refusing to step down from the presidency. But he had been offered another, less painful, end to his 11-year rule by US President Barack Obama - a teaching position at Boston University, writes Elizabeth Haggarty for the Toronto Star.
Malaysia's Education Minister Datuk Seri Mohamed Khaled Nordin said last week that a temporary freeze had been imposed on higher education institutions from offering new medical courses, effective from this month. The freeze would be for five years, reports the official agency Bernama.
The recent denial of tenure to a prominent Harvard scholar whose work focuses on grassroots organising has sparked student protests over the direction of one of the nation's most influential education schools, writes Tracy Jan for the Boston Globe.
For the second time in just six months, the City University of New York has become embroiled in scandal over the politics of the Israel-Palestine conflict. This week, the CUNY board of trustees blocked an attempt by one of its member colleges to award an honorary degree to the celebrated playwright Tony Kushner, who is also a prominent Jewish critic of Israel's treatment of Palestinians, writes Justin Elliot for Salon.com.
Students are being left in the dark over seven at-risk universities that face closure. Those applying for courses have no way of knowing if their chosen destinations are on the Higher Education Funding Council for England's secret list of imperilled institutions, writes Kate Loveys for The Mail.
There have been calls for Welsh universities to be more consistent in dealing with students who plagiarise, writes Polly March for BBC News, as new figures show that between 2008 and 2011, 927 students from six Welsh universities copied work.
A record number of students have enrolled in Australian universities this year, 50,000 more than in 2009. Minister for Tertiary Education Chris Evans said that in 2011, more than 480,000 undergraduate places were being funded, an increase of 10% since 2009, reports PS News.
Singapore's four public universities have each received at least S$1 million (US$810,000) in aid from Prima Limited, the republic's first flour miller. Nanyang Technological University, the National University of Singapore and Singapore Management University were each handed a cheque for S$1 million on the occasion of the Prima group's 50th anniversary, writes Lois Calderon for Channel News Asia.
While academics of Indian origin such as Harvard Business School Dean Nitin Nohria, and Chicago Booth dean Sunil Kumar are scaling the professional ladder in the West, business schools within India are struggling to find the same calibre of talent to fill faculty positions, reports Cool Avenues.com.
Stanford University's faculty senate has approved the creation of what officials believe is the first stem cell science PhD programme in the nation and, perhaps, the world. The new doctoral programme in stem cell biology and regenerative medicine is also the first interdisciplinary doctoral programme created by the school of medicine in recent years, reports News Medical.
There are "grave concerns" that students are being radicalised in British universities, according to a report by the All-Party Parliamentary Group on Homeland Security, writes Angela Harrison for the BBC. While the group says the problem should be tackled "with utmost urgency", universities say there is no evidence to support the claims.


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Date: April 30, 2009
by: The Observer Staff
A move is in the works for The Child Protection Center. A groundbreaking ceremony for the Child Advocacy Center, the new home for Sarasota's CPC, was held Thursday, April 23, at 720 S. Orange Ave.
The Pillar of Hope Child Advocacy Center will be a child-friendly environment where abused children can receive comprehensive assessments and services under one roof instead of separate locations.
The new location should strengthen initial assessments, the development of case plans and, ultimately, have a direct bearing on judicial decisions related to permanency planning, criminal prosecutions and children's health and safety.
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The room has a double bed and a twin bed with shared bath.
My husband and I built our retirement home and spend our days gardening and tending to our fruit trees. Jeff and I live in our home and rent out our 2 guests rooms, The Mountain Room and the Woods Room. Our adult sons live elsewhere and do come home for visits.
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Paramore's Hayley Williams to Receive Billboard Trailblazer Award
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Paramore Talk Next Album: 'All of Us Are Kind of Itching to Get Back Out'
Hayley Williams and the guys open up on when fans can expect to hear new music.
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There was no shortage of highlights at the second CBS Radio We Can Survive concert, which took place at the Hollywood Bowl on Oct. 24.
We Can Survive 2014: What Have the Performers Been Up To?
From Taylor Swift's extensive album rollout to Gwen Stefani's return to a solo career, here's what's been happening in the news for these artists recently.
We Can Survive's 2nd Annual Line-Up Revealed
Ariana Grande, Lady Antebellum, Iggy Azalea, Paramore and Sia and special guest Gwen Stefani will also perform, with Carson Daly as their host.
New Found Glory Claims One Direction's 'Steal My Girl' Copies One of Their Songs
1D have yet to respond but one other artist, Paramore's Hayley Williams, spoke out to defend New Found Glory.
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Add Paramore to the list of musicians paying their respects to the late Robin Williams.
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"My priority will always be Paramore," she said. "I know where my heart is. And it's this band. I can't imagine wanting to do anything else."
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( 1887–1965), French architect and city planner, born in Switzerland; born Charles Édouard Jeanneret. A pioneer of the international style, he developed theories on functionalism, the use of new materials and industrial techniques, and a modular system of standard-sized units (Modulor).
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Five delivery men came to the rescue of a two-year-old girl in China on Thursday. She fell from a fifth-story window, and the whole thing was caught on a security camera.
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Telemonitoring of outpatients with heart failure: a search for the holy grail?
Department of Cardiology, University Medical Center Groningen, University of Groningen, PO Box 30.001, 9700RB Groningen, The Netherlands. .Circulation (Impact Factor: 15.2). 05/2012; 125(24):2965-7. DOI: 10.1161/CIRCULATIONAHA.112.118141
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ABSTRACT Heart failure (HF) remains a large medical problem, and prevention of decompensation and HF-related hospitalizations is important, not only for the patient, but also from an economic point of view. Close monitoring is crucial, and can be done through a whole spectrum of modalities. This ranges from a (nurse-based) disease management program, to structured telephone support, to remote or telemonitoring with or without the use of an implantable device(1-3). (SELECT FULL TEXT TO CONTINUE).
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ABSTRACT: Remote monitoring (RM) in patients with advanced heart failure and cardiac resynchronization therapy defibrillators (CRT-D) may reduce delays in clinical decisions by transmitting automatic alerts. However, this strategy has never been tested specifically in this patient population, with alerts for lung fluid overload, and in a European setting. The main objective of Phase 1 (presented here) is to evaluate if RM strategy is able to reduce time from device-detected events to clinical decisions. In this multicenter randomized controlled trial, patients with moderate to severe heart failure implanted with CRT-D devices were randomized to a Remote group (with remote follow-up and wireless automatic alerts) or to a Control group (with standard follow-up without alerts). The primary endpoint of Phase 1 was the delay between an alert event and clinical decisions related to the event in the first 154 enrolled patients followed for 1 year. The median delay from device-detected events to clinical decisions was considerably shorter in the Remote group compared to the Control group: 2 (25(th)-75(th) percentile, 1-4) days vs 29 (25(th)-75(th) percentile, 3-51) days respectively, P=.004. In-hospital visits were reduced in the Remote group (2.0 visits/patient/year vs 3.2 visits/patient/year in the Control group, 37.5% relative reduction, P<.001). Automatic alerts were successfully transmitted in 93% of events occurring outside the hospital in the Remote group. The annual rate of all-cause hospitalizations per patient did not differ between the two groups (P=.65). RM in CRT-D patients with advanced heart failure allows physicians to promptly react to clinically relevant automatic alerts and significantly reduces the burden of in-hospital visits. Clinicaltrials.gov NCT00885677; http://clinicaltrials.gov/show/NCT00885677 (Archived by WebCite at http://www.webcitation.org/6IkcCJ7NF).Journal of Medical Internet Research 01/2013; 15(8):e167. · 3.77 Impact Factor
Article: Cost-Utility Analysis of the EVOLVO Study on Remote Monitoring for Heart Failure Patients With Implantable Defibrillators: Randomized Controlled Trial.[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: Heart failure patients with implantable defibrillators place a significant burden on health care systems. Remote monitoring allows assessment of device function and heart failure parameters, and may represent a safe, effective, and cost-saving method compared to conventional in-office follow-up. We hypothesized that remote device monitoring represents a cost-effective approach. This paper summarizes the economic evaluation of the Evolution of Management Strategies of Heart Failure Patients With Implantable Defibrillators (EVOLVO) study, a multicenter clinical trial aimed at measuring the benefits of remote monitoring for heart failure patients with implantable defibrillators. Two hundred patients implanted with a wireless transmission-enabled implantable defibrillator were randomized to receive either remote monitoring or the conventional method of in-person evaluations. Patients were followed for 16 months with a protocol of scheduled in-office and remote follow-ups. The economic evaluation of the intervention was conducted from the perspectives of the health care system and the patient. A cost-utility analysis was performed to measure whether the intervention was cost-effective in terms of cost per quality-adjusted life year (QALY) gained. Overall, remote monitoring did not show significant annual cost savings for the health care system (€1962.78 versus €2130.01; P=.80). There was a significant reduction of the annual cost for the patients in the remote arm in comparison to the standard arm (€291.36 versus €381.34; P=.01). Cost-utility analysis was performed for 180 patients for whom QALYs were available. The patients in the remote arm gained 0.065 QALYs more than those in the standard arm over 16 months, with a cost savings of €888.10 per patient. Results from the cost-utility analysis of the EVOLVO study show that remote monitoring is a cost-effective and dominant solution. Remote management of heart failure patients with implantable defibrillators appears to be cost-effective compared to the conventional method of in-person evaluations. ClinicalTrials.gov NCT00873899; http://clinicaltrials.gov/show/NCT00873899 (Archived by WebCite at http://www.webcitation.org/6H0BOA29f).Journal of Medical Internet Research 01/2013; 15(5):e106. · 3.77 Impact Factor
Article: The Informative Contribution of the "Virtual Medical Visit" in a New Heart Failure Telemedicine Integrated System.[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: Abstract Introduction: Telemedicine systems consist of collection, transmission, and analysis of biometric data essentially based on instrumental measures. Our goal was to evaluate if information collected from patients has an incremental informative value in automatically rating the patient's health status. Materials and Methods: We present preliminary results of a new telemedicine system (ASCOLTA) obtained by observation of 12 heart failure patients (New York Heart Association Class IIb-III). Instrumental data (electrocardiogram, oxygen saturation level, and respiration rate) were wirelessly collected daily together with clinical data (weight, heart rate, and blood pressure values) and patients' information obtained through a Web-based questionnaire, simulating a virtual medical visit. Health status was independently judged by two blinded cardiologists and by the patient's cardiologist on the basis of 348 daily clinical reports. Random forest classification analysis was applied to 240 complete clinical report variables in order to estimate the judged health status. Results: The use of "patient's information" led to a better predictive ability in comparison with using only physiological parameters assessed by instruments. The complete set of variables (Patient+Instrumental) achieved 84% concordance, compared with 72% for the instrumental-only variables and 69% for the patient-only variables. The receiver operator characteristics curves graphically confirmed the described results. Conclusions: Patients have an active role in home monitoring, and their information appears relevant for a new telemedicine approach integrating subjective and objective vital signs. Combining patient information with instrumental parameters, it is possible to achieve a more correct automatic classification of health status of heart failure patients.Telemedicine and e-Health 04/2014; 20(6):508-521. · 1.40 Impact Factor
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Kathleen Drew is a Progressive Majority Endorsed Candidate
Kathleen Drew, who is running for Washington Secretary of State, is a top priority race for Progressive Majority. Washington State was one of the first states that Progressive Majority got involved in. They have has a good record of helping to elect progressive candidates and are now involved in campaigns in Arizona, Colorado, Florida, Michigan, Minnesota, New Mexico, Ohio, Pennsylvania, and Texas in addition to Washington.
Besides Kathleen Drew, here are the other candidates Progressive Majority is prioritizing for help in the Nov 6, 2012 General Election:
Steve Bergquist, State Representative, District 11
Roslynne Reed, Mason County Commissioner, District 2
Marcus Riccelli, State Representative, District 3
Tom Riggs, State Representative, District 10
David Sawyer, State Representative, District 29
Yoshie Wong, State Senator, District 28
Linda Wright, State Representative, District 39
Here is the short writeup Progressive Majority put up about Kathleen Drew.
|Kathleen Drew is running for Secretary of State in the state of Washington. She is the only Democratic woman running for constitutional statewide office this year and if elected, will be the first Democrat elected Secretary of State in Washington since 1960. A long-time resident of Washington, Kathleen has a long record of public service marked by the successful advocacy for issues ranging from ethics to environment. In 1992, Kathleen was elected to the State Senate, becoming the youngest woman ever to hold that office. As a public servant, Kathleen wrote the state's ethics laws for state employees and elected officials and worked with three west coast governors to promote ocean health.
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I am getting ready to order two SPC LiPo batteries (2S) and I have it narrowed down to two choices. I need advice as to which battery would be best.
I mainly run on the track (for fun) with the standard VXL brushless system that came with my Slash 4x4.
Battery #1: 6000 mAh 30C
Battery #2: 8000 mAh 20C
I am confused because, although I want a high mAh rating, I have come to understand that a 30C at 6000 (180) would provide better performance than a 20C at 8000 (160). Would one have more punch and the other have more run time?
Also, the 6000 mAh is a Hard Case, which I am not sure is necessary. The price is comparable. What performance characteristics will I notice and which is the better choice? Thanks.