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In 1961, segregation seemed to have an overwhelming grip on American society. Many states violently enforced the policy, while the federal government, under the Kennedy administration, remained indifferent, preoccupied with matters abroad. That is, until an integrated band of college students — many of whom were the first in their families to attend a university — decided, en masse, to risk everything and buy a ticket on a Greyhound bus bound for the Deep South. They called themselves the Freedom Riders, and they managed to bring the president and the entire American public face to face with the challenge of correcting civil-rights inequities that plagued the nation.


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"Resolute successfully restored the long-standing Americana legacy as a meeting place for local dignitaries and a popular destination for travelers and local residents to host large celebratory events. With its nearly 3,500-square-feet of function space, the hotel has hosted a variety of events from international trade summits to monthly civic functions, weddings and fundraising dinners, in addition to family and business travelers looking for a quaint, boutique hotel in Southern Arizona," said Jeremiah Foster, principal of Resolute.
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The Americana Hotel will now operate under the Quality Inn banner. The $1.75 million deal was closed on April 7.
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Having completed his undergraduate studies in Beijing, brilliant young Chinese cosmology student Liu Xing (Liu Ye) has moved to the U.S. in hopes of earning his PhD at a large American university. After getting his doctorate, Liu Xing has one definite goal in mind: to one day win the Nobel Prize for his groundbreaking work in the area of "dark matter." Liu Xing is enraptured with this cutting-edge hypothesis that theorizes the vast bulk of the universe is made up of matter that can't be seen, but the presence of which can be detected by its gravitational effects. It's an ambitious plan, but so far Liu Xing is off to a good start: His high score on the university's qualifying exam catches the attention of renowned theorist Jacob Reiser (Aidan Quinn) -- the man behind the famous "Reiser Model" of the early universe -- who asks Liu Xing to join his cosmology research group. Reiser depends heavily on young, eager and overwhelmingly Chinese research assistants like Liu Xing for fresh ideas, but he doesn't bother much with dark matter -- he has too much invested in his own model to allow for such speculative theory. But rather than threaten his idol's work, Liu Xing believes dark matter can solve the flaws in the Reiser Model, and he plans to write his dissertation on the subject. But for all his academic promise and early success, Liu Xing is having trouble assimilating into life outside the university, despite the charitable efforts of university patron Joanna Silver (Meryl Streep). The wealthy wife of an American businessman (Bill Irwin) with business interests in China, Joanna is an inveterate lover of all things Chinese and she does her best to make sure each new arrival to the university receives a warm welcome. Joanna is particularly drawn to Liu Xing, but her attention isn't enough to alleviate his isolation, or his growing sense that fitting in, becoming as "American" as possible and above all, playing university politics with egotistical academic stars have more to do with success than the quality of one's work. As his professional disappointments begin to mount, so does his drinking, his alienation and his anger. Liu Xing has become a ticking time bomb.
Written by Billy Shebar and directed by opera director Chen Shi-Zheng, this visually sophisticated film has been criticized for turning a deeply disturbed individual into a "hero," but nothing could be further from the truth. Instead, Shebar, Chen and particularly Liu Ye, who gives a quietly powerful performance as Liu Xing, show how cultural dislocation can result in tragedy, and will continue to do so in our increasingly globalized society. By the film's explosive end, the idea of dark matter becomes a complex and fitting symbol for Liu Xing and, by extension, his real-life counterparts: They go virtually unseen by the world around them until the forces they unleash become too strong to ignore. leave a comment --Ken Fox
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I have two theories when it comes to Heather Mallick's bizarre, poison-penned attack on the male gender. One is that Heather Mallick is simply being sensational for the sake of sensationalism. If so, this is truly the cheapest form of journalism. It's just way too easy. Any hack can pull that off. Pick a subject, any subject. How about, say, intergenerational marriage? Ergo, if a nine-year-old and a mature adult love one and other, who are we to get in the way of their consensual relationship?
See? Writing preposterous copy and passing it off as serious commentary just to generate "buzz" is strictly amateur hour.
I won't bother dwelling on the odious double-standard inherent to Mallick's rant. After all, replace the word "men" in her column with any other identifiable group – say, "blacks" or "Muslims" – and there'd be hell to pay. Exhibit A: Juan Williams.
Actually, what am I suggesting? A Heather Mallick temper tantrum painting any other identifiable group with the same brush due to the actions of a single person would never see the light of day in a bastion of contrived political correctness such as the Toronto Star.
So, I defer to Theory #2: Maybe – just maybe – Heather Mallick honestly believes she's writing the truth. And maybe, like all good authors, Mallick is drawing upon personal experience.
If this is indeed the case, oh, how my heart goes out to Heather. Was her father truly that horrid during her formative years? Did she suffer from the unwanted advances of a creepy uncle? Was every male teacher a pompous chauvinist? Was every eligible bachelor a two-timing weasel? Is her current husband that detestable?
If so, what rotten, lousy luck. To continually meet one horrid, misogynistic man after another… it simply defies the odds. I mean, to constantly hook up with that tiny percentile of men who really do despise women is nothing short of awe-inducing bad karma.
As most rational people know full well, women tend to have fathers and brothers and uncles and husbands and teachers and mentors and sons and friends and colleagues who are, pardon the phrase, "nice guys." They are not misogynists. They do not harbour rape fantasies. They don't despise females.
On the contrary. They love women. They admire the nurturing, kind spirit that is inherent to motherhood. If such weren't the case, I fear our species would be on the brink of extinction.
I never had a father in my life. But I did have a grandfather, at least until I was 13. My grandfather had immigrated to Canada from Scotland in 1946. Prior to that, he was on an extended five-year excursion, otherwise known as fighting the Nazis. It took a toll: I was told that when he left Glasgow at the start of World War Two, he had a full head of red hair. And when he returned, every single follicle on his scalp was whiter than ivory.
Although a qualified engineer, he was on the short end of the stick in terms of finding a job in Canada when he emigrated here thanks to his age and the influx of men returning home from overseas. The best he could manage was a foreman's position at a garbage dump in Toronto's west end. Ever the optimist, his continual refrain was, "The work's dirty, but the money's clean."
Thanks to my grandfather, I remain burdened with a debt that can never be repaid. He instilled in me values ranging from loyalty and devotion to honour and civility. And he did so by example.
Indeed, one day, he gave me a life lesson that will forever remain etched in my cranium. I can't remember the exact details, but as a know-nothing nine-year-old, I made a disparaging remark about a janitor.
My grandfather's face went redder than tomatoes at harvest time. His eyes narrowed as he gently pulled me aside and told me in no uncertain terms that I was to never – as in NEVER – mock anyone for the job they were doing. Any legitimate job amounts to honest work, he stressed. And if anyone deserves to be mocked, it is the criminals and cheats who simply can't be bothered working for a living.
There were many other lessons that he gave me in my 13 formative years. And, when necessary, there was discipline, too. He was a hybrid friend and benevolent dictator. And he was precisely what I needed at that time.
I think of other male role models I have encountered in my life – teachers, coaches, Boy Scout leaders. Like my grandfather, they, too, were guiding lights who inspired and motivated and taught me right from wrong. I guess I must be the luckiest guy on earth that I wasn't continually coming into contact all those male monsters Heather Mallick says are lurking everywhere.
In Mallick's world, I suppose my grandfather's death at the age of 65 – barely four months into his retirement – is something to celebrate. One less male in the world, after all; one less "potential rapist" or "serial killer" for Mallick and her ilk to worry about.
But I can assure you that everyone who knew my grandfather mourned his passing, male and female alike. In this respect, he was no different from millions of men around the world: he was a hard-working breadwinner who, despite being dealt a lousy hand in the game of life, nevertheless "manned up" (pardon the language.) He didn't complain; he didn't whine; and he certainly didn't harbour urges of violent rage toward women or anyone else.
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The other day, I was having dinner with my two young sons. We talked about what time period we'd visit if there really was such a thing as a time machine. Sean said he'd want to go back several centuries to the days of knights in shining armour, basically to see if there really were dragons on the planet.
My other son, Adam, said he'd set the coordinates for 120 million years ago, so that he could explore the Jurassic Era and witness firsthand the enormous dinosaurs that exist today only as fossils in museums.
I'm afraid my choice of time period was far less flamboyant. You see, I told my sons that if I could alter the time/space continuum, I'd want to go back to June, 1975, just days before my grandfather died of a massive heart attack. And I'd want to go back to this point in time in order to carry out one simple task: to tell my grandfather how much I loved him.


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When Hearst-owned stations WTAE in Pittsburgh and WBAL in Baltimore bet on who would win Sunday night's Steelers vs. Ravens NFL matchup, the two stations probably didn't assume many aspects of the wager would be open to interpretation.
The Ravens won in the last seconds of the game, and on Monday, the WTAE morning team was decked out in the Ravens team colors, with Michelle Wright in purple, Kelly Frey in black and sports anchor John Meyer in what he said were "somewhat purple pinstripes." (The stations' video players do not allow embedding, so watch the video here.) Read more


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Cleaning the village
Festival of British Archaeology 2009
Thousands of people visit the Celtic Village each month leaving little spare time for keeping up with the housework. Even worse, with summer in full swing everything is growing very very fast. Something had to be done!
With help from museum volunteers, extreme steps were taken. Everything was taken out of the roundhouses and cleaned. Outside the houses, vegetation was cut back, and the grounds were tidied. The result: two sparkling roundhouses.
Earlier in the year the third roundhouse became unstable and was taken down. Although sad in a way, this provided a great opportunity for a team from Reading University to excavate the ground upon which it had stood. So we learnt a lot from the controlled demolition of this house, but the work was not over. Piles of old thatch and soil still littered the Celtic Village, and these were cleared away by a team of United Nations' Association volunteers.
So the venue is ready, the events organised. Now we keep our fingers crossed for good weather.
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This unfortunate everyman may not be lucky in life, but he was once lucky in love. At seventeen, he met the girl of every man's dreams, Mary Jensen, who asked him to their senior prom in Rhode Island. She was a real babe, a gem of a girl, until his jewels short-circuited the romance. After school ended that year, she moved with her family to Florida, and Ted never saw her again.
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Compared to all of the modes of land transportation nature has invented—galloping, slithering, hopping—walking on two legs is one of the most efficient at covering long distances. And easiest: A 2010 study by the University of Utah found that it takes 83 percent more energy to land first on the toes, as most mammals do, than to step first on the heel and rock forward, like humans. Clearly, when we left the jungle to roam the plains, bipedal locomotion gave us an advantage. We could cover vast distances while carrying tools, supplies, and carcasses—backpacking, in its most primitive form—and even wear down faster prey with our superior endurance (as famously argued in Christopher McDougall's recent bestseller, Born to Run).
"Backpacking used to be a necessary part of survival," notes author and back-pain specialist Esther Gokhale, who has studied healthy sitting, standing, and walking postures in native cultures in India, Africa, and South America. People have been doing it for millennia. It's in our DNA. But if you think you learned everything you need to know about putting one foot in front of the other as a toddler, think again. In a modern world dominated by sedentary office jobs, cardio-focused gym workouts, and overbuilt footwear, the fundamental biomechanics of healthy walking often get, well, trampled. Even small problems in your gait—a sagging arch, cramped toes, a pronating ankle—can reverberate up your body and cause knee, hip, and back pain. And hiking on an uneven trail with a 35-pound pack on your back only increases the potential for problems. The waiting rooms of podiatrists, orthopedic surgeons, and chiropractors are full of people, including otherwise healthy backpackers, who are suffering from walking-related ailments. And as a result, a new science of smarter striding is evolving.
My own reeducation in walking started with what I thought was a pebble in my shoe. After emptying out my boot several times and finding nothing, it dawned on me that the sharp pain at the ball of my foot could actually be coming from my foot itself. A trip to the podiatrist and new hiking shoes with a stiffer, more-padded midsole provided some relief, but the pain nagged at me with every run and hike. As the snow melted off the trails come spring, I trudged on and unknowingly changed my gait in an attempt to relieve the foot ache, which subsequently expanded to include calf pain as well. Then one day, the pain in my right calf became so intense that it stopped me in my tracks. I could barely limp the mile back to my car.
The torn calf muscle landed me in a Flagstaff, Arizona, clinic where I hobbled on a treadmill as physical therapist and sports medicine expert Brian Schmitz analyzed my gait. I felt oddly self-conscious, since I had always prided myself on a sturdy stride. But I had obviously been doing something wrong. "You're forefoot striking, probably due to proximal hip weakness," announced Schmitz. Translation: After a long, snowy winter that kept me from my daily running and hiking routine, my hips and glutes had weakened and I had hit the trails that spring with a sloppy stride. And I had hit them hard—excited by the prospect of getting out—without allowing my body to rebuild strength. But I hadn't been fully utilizing leg and hip muscles to ease myself forward, so I pounded my forefoot as I ramped up the miles. That caused the "pebble pain," and I only got relief after a long break and treatment last summer.
After three months of physical therapy and focused training—literally, learning how to walk again—I returned to the trails stronger, pain-free, and with a mission to investigate the latest advice from sports medicine specialists, gait mechanics experts, and footwear designers. I wouldn't make the same mistake again. Read their tips on stride, posture, strength, balance, stretching, gear, and injury prevention, and you won't wind up with a rock in your shoe—or an ache in your calves or hips. What's more, your more efficient, more fluid stride will help you log bigger miles with more speed and less fatigue.


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10 Classic License Plates We Want on Our Cars
You can pony up a little extra for that vanity plate, but that's about all the choice you get when putting a license plate on your caryou can't grab one from another state, even if it looks better.
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Georgia: 1996 Centennial Olympic Games Plate
In 1993, in honor of Georgia winning the bid for the Olympics, governor Zell Miller approved an Olympic license plate for the state. The tags were valid until the end of 1996 and featured the official centennial Olympic torch logo on the left side and "Centennial Olympic Games" along the bottom. Though these plates are sharp, they aren't worth much on the collector market. That just means now is a good time to buy one.


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Scholars disagree on the relationship between portions of the Old Testament and similar ancient Near Eastern accounts. Many believe Moses simply plagiarized material from existing literature. In this episode, we welcome Dr. John Currid to speak about his book Against the Gods: The Polemical Theology of the Old Testament. In this book, Dr. Currid questions the higher critical trend by highlighting the highly polemical nature of Moses' writings. From the Genesis creation account to the story of Israel's exodus from Egypt, Currid shows how the biblical author's continually emphasized the futility of paganism in contrast with the unparalleled worldview of the Hebrews.
Dr. Currid is the Carl MacMurray Professor of Old Testament at Reformed Theological Seminary, Charlotte. Prior to coming to RTS, he served as Associate Professor of Religion at Grove City College, as Byington Hebrew Teaching Fellow at Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary, and as a member of the faculty at Jerusalem Center for Biblical Studies in Jerusalem, Israel. Dr. Currid serves as Project Director of Bethsaida Excavations Project in Israel (1995-present). He lectures and preaches in many countries including Russia, Ukraine, Great Britain, Australia, and Brazil.
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In his third, somewhat flat interpretation of sexual motivations and a relationship based on love, writer and director Patrick Schulmann focuses on the gradually developing romance between a young artist and a good-looking, female radio producer whom he helps nurse back to health, as compared to his sex-possessed roommate, a photographer. Several secondary interests are pursued (a kidnapping, for instance) but none have a bearing on the main story. ~ Eleanor Mannikka, Rovi


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The Michigan Court of Appeals upheld a one-year statute of limitation period in a residential purchase agreement. Siuda v. Tobin (Michigan Court of Appeals (unpublished) September 29, 2009).
The parties entered into a modular home purchase agreement in 2003 which stated, "Any action brought by the Purchaser . . . whether based in tort . . . contract or . . . any other legal or equitable theory, must be brought . . . no later than one year from the date of the sale of the home."
Buyers filed their complaint in 2007, claiming the home's poor construction led to interior water damage, and that Seller fraudulently concealed defects. Buyers claimed that they relied on Seller's promise to repair. Seller moved for Summary Judgment based on the one-year limitations period. Buyers argued the one-year limitation period should not be enforced because of Seller's fraudulent concealment or "continuing wrong," and the limitation was against public policy, and unconscionable.
The Court rejected Buyers' arguments. Seller's promise to "take care of everything" did not constitute waiver of, or equitably estop, Seller's right to enforce the limitation period. The Court concluded that not all agreements with shortened limitation periods are against public policy.
Finally, for a contract provision to be unconscionable, enforcement of the provision must "lead to a result that would shock the Court's conscience." The Court found nothing unconscionable and upheld the one year contractual limitations period.
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The ADL5535 provides the highest dynamic range available from an internally matched IF gain block. This is accomplished by providing extremely low noise figures and very high OIP3 specifications simultaneously across the entire 1 GHz frequency range. The ADL5535 also provides extremely flat gain and P1dB over frequency, which are stable over temperature, power supply, and from device to device.
The device is internally matched to 50 Ω at the input and output, making the ADL5535 very easy to implement in a wide variety of applications. Only input/output ac coupling capacitors, power supply decoupling capacitors, and an external inductor are required for operation.
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A McMinnville teenager was arrested Friday on charges that allege he sexually assaulted four juvenile females over a three-year period.
Capt. Dennis Marks of the McMinnville police identified the suspect as Fernando Rivera Serratos, 18.
He was charged with two counts of first-degree sexual abuse and one count each of first-degree rape, first-degree unlawful sexual penetration and third-degree sexual abuse. The charges include Measure 11 offenses, which carry a mandatory minimum prison sentence on conviction.
Bail was set at $220,000 pending arraignment in Yamhill County Circuit Court.
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In early May of this year, officers took a report about a teenage juvenile female who alleged she had been sexually assaulted by Serratos about a year ago. The victim also said another female had also been sexually assaulted by him.
After significant interviews and investigation, detectives have identified and interviewed four victims. The assaults allegedly occurred over a three-year period of time, and as recently as the last few weeks in locations throughout McMinnville.
All of the victims were acquainted with Serratos prior to the alleged assaults. Police have no information regarding further victims.
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Applications will be assessed throughout the year by our Grants Board, and then short listed annually. As a purely voluntary organisation we have a limited capacity to manage grant applications – the sooner you get your applications in the more likely you will get it assessed and potentially receive feedback in order to help you strengthen your application. Applications for our larger awards will be shortlisted and voted on by our Women's Sport Trust donors in time for our annual dinner.
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Beware, pirates. Nintendo says it's considering enabling automatic firmware updates with 3DS' SpotPass feature.
Nintendo says an auto-update function would not just be handy for countering any piracy on the next-gen machine, but would also push new features to the huge number of users who, on current consoles, don't bother with the manual updating process.
"As one of the functions of SpotPass, we are considering to automatically update the hardware through the network," Iwata told investors recently.
"Countermeasures against piracy are not the only purpose, of course. For example, so far, when we try to offer some new attractive function, our consumers first have to turn on the subject game system and go through a manual procedure in order to download and install the system update.
"As a result, not so many people were willing to update their hardware. ... So, we want to make it so that Nintendo 3DS hardware shall be (automatically) updated through the network ... for as many consumers as possible to be able to make use of the new functions that we propose."
Iwata threw another nice nugget of 3DS info in there, and since we're gobbling them all up right now... "Nintendo 3DS will also have a function so that, when a consumer purchases new (packaged) software, that software ROM card will be able to initiate the device's system update."
This means Nintendo will package firmware on the cartridge with games for offline users to use. But this would take up space on the cart, which only holds 2GBs of data - the same as current DS carts and PSP UMDs - according to announcements, which is somewhat small for games of the 3DS' capabilities.
But this looks set to change. "We expect a significant increase in the ROM memory capacity for Nintendo 3DS software, so much so that such programs can be added. With that, we can offer some new proposals to users and, at the same time, it can be used to prevent piracy."
Nintendo insists that piracy isn't solely to blame for this year's significant decline in DS software sales.


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France's intervention in Mali against Islamist militants has been welcomed by most moderate Malians. But for some, the military action has uncomfortable echoes of Europe's colonial past in Africa. And as Henry Ridgwell reports from Paris, France is disappointed by a less-than-enthusiastic response from its European partners.


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In spite of Granddad's attempts to ignore them, he and the boys are visited by Cousin Jericho Freeman and his family of homeless refugees from Hurricane Katrina. With nowhere to go, Jericho and his clan need a place to stay until they can return to New Orleans, a request that Granddad grudgingly honors. While Huey is glad to lend a helping hand, Riley is adamant about kicking them to the curb, especially after meeting his cousin Nique. But Granddad's decision becomes impossible to reverse once a television news crew arrives to document his humanitarian act. The houseguests haven't been in residence for more than a couple of days before Granddad starts looking to get rid of them. Once Uncle Ruckus gets word of the visitors, he seizes upon the opportunity to unleash a racist rant critical of Jericho's family. When Jericho looks to strike back, it falls to Tom to restore order. Though he's glad when Jericho promises to pay him back for everything once his FEMA check arrives, Granddad is distressed to learn that the money is still months away, while even Huey wonders if he can take it.
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Sangamo Biosciences' CEO Discusses Q2 2012 Results - Earnings Call Transcript
As we begin, I'd like to remind everyone that the projections and forward-looking statements that we discuss during this conference call are based upon the information that we currently have available. This information will likely change over time. By discussing our current perception of the market and future performance of Sangamo with you today, we are not undertaking an obligation to provide updates in the future.
Actual results may differ substantially from what we discuss today and no one should assume at a later that our comments from today are still valid. We alert you to be aware of risks that are detailed in documents that the company files with the Securities and Exchange Commission, specifically, our Quarterly Reports on Form 10-Q and our Annual Report on Form 10-K. These documents include important factors that could cause the actual results of the company's operations to differ materially from those contained in our projections or forward-looking statements.
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Edward LanphierThank you, Liz, and thank you all for joining us on our conference call to discuss our second quarter results for 2012, as well as recent events and our plans for the rest of the year. This has been a busy first half of the year during which we have made significant progress in advancing our clinical and preclinical programs, as well as our business model, and we're pleased we have an opportunity to provide you with more details and the expected timing for clinical milestones on this call. First, our preclinical pipeline, which includes programs that we are developing for our own accounts, as well as with our partner Shire are progressing very well. To remind you in early February, we entered into a strategic alliance with Shire and to develop our ZFP Therapeutics has a potential of genetic cure for hemophilia and other monogenic diseases.
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Shares of Target are trading down 1.4% to $63.18 today on above average volume. About 10.9 million shares have been traded today, as compared to the 30-day average volume of 5.1 million shares. Unusually high volume can signify a potential turning point or validate a breakout.
Target share prices have moved between a 52-week high of $65.80 and a 52-week low of $54.68 and are now trading 16% above that low price at $63.18 per share. In the last five trading sessions, the 50-day moving average (MA) has climbed 0.2% while the 200-day MA has risen 0.2%.
Target has overhead space with shares priced $63.18, or 8.4% below the average consensus analyst price target of $68.99. The stock should discover initial support at its 200-day moving average (MA) of $61.28 and subsequent support at its 50-day MA of $61.26.
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The exclusion epidemic that won't go away
March 25, 2013 in Gus in the Media, Print
Black Caribbean boys are three times more likely to be excluded from state schools than their classmates, a study has found.
The Children's Commission report, They Go The Extra Mile, published on March 20, established an "unacceptably high correlation" between exclusion and male pupils, those with special education needs and children on free school meals.
Four main ethnic groups – Roma gypsy travellers, travellers of Irish heritage, black Caribbean and mixed white/black Caribbean – were also deemed most at risk.
It means a Black Caribbean boy from a low-income family with mild special educational needs (SEN) is 168 times more likely to be excluded than a white girl from an affluent family. Read the rest of this entry →


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Let me preface what I'm about to write by saying this: I'm not proud of myself…I'm not even HAPPY with myself. Ok, here goes!
I went to see Miley Cyrus last night at the BMO Harris Bradley Center, the "BANGERZ" tour. Having been in the radio industry my whole life, part of what I enjoy the most are the shows, whether I'm a fan of the artist or not, I enjoy a great production! I enjoy seeing the crowd and it's reaction to the artist that's performing. What I saw last night was Miley OWNING the crowd filled with fans of ALL AGES!
I say this MOSTLY in a joking manner, but I saw things THAT I CAN'T UN-SEE!!!!! For example: Miley took the stage by sliding down a GIANT TONGUE SLIDE. She "flew" around on a GIANT SAUSAGE. She even forgot the words to one of her own songs "Rooting For My Baby" and acknowledged it by saying she "MESSED UP" (she used other words to explain it, LOL). There were other things that happened during the show that I can't and won't talk about here, but all that said, it was worth the price of admission IMO...a GREAT PRODUCTION! Like Miley or not, she really CAN SING and again, she OWNED the crowd last night!
Ok, I waited as long as I could: I ENJOYED IT...ALOT!
I hope you won't hold that against me
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Dear Santa: I know this is probably an impractical present, and that it will probably only survive one light dusting. But Santa, I really really really really really really really want one of these. A remote-control pickup with a snow plow attachment. I've been really really really really good this year too. Signed, Your Pal Mikey! (function(d, s, id) { var js, fjs = d.getElementsByTagName(s)[0]; if (d.getElementById(id)) return; js = d.createElement(s); js.id = id; js.src = "//connect.facebook.net/en_US/all.js#xfbml=1"; fjs.parentNode.insertBefore(js, fjs); }(document, 'script', 'facebook-jssdk')); Post by Boji.
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Sony Pictures announced formally today that it will not now and maybe ever release the movie they'd scheduled for a Christmas debut, The Interview. The film, starring Seth Rogen and James Franco as some newsmen recruited by the CIA to assassinate the leader of North Korea, drew the ire of North Korea's current ruler, who said its release would be considered an act of war. More recently, someone hacked into Sony's servers, releasing sensitive information and threatening some drastic action if the film were released as planned. Some interesting folks are not happy at all. Like Donald Trump... #TrumpVlog #TheInterviewMovie A sad day for freedom of speech- http://t.co/eQDh4BkDHp — Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) December 17, 2014 And Salman Rushdie... "@FinalFenwayFict: Anyone remember @SalmanRushdie? Art is supposed 2 provoke. #TheInterviewMovie" Yeah, I remember him. And: agreed. — Salman Rushdie (@SalmanRushdie) December 17, 2014 But, here's the question that everyone wants answered... Whens Dennis Rodman going to intercede and squash this whole thing? #TheInterviewMovie — Jacob Saylor (@jacobsaylor) December 18, 2014
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A Box of Poo for You
You know Cards Against Humanity, right? The makers refer to it as "a party game for horrible people" that's "as despicable and awkward as you and your friends." On Black Friday, they made an interesting offer to folks on their website: a box of male bovine excrement for a mere $6. They used a more guttural expression that we really shouldn't be using here... Now, the folks at CAH report that they sold 30,000 units. 30,000 units of genuine bull crap, amounting to $180,000. I can only imagine how popular these will be at the office Yankee Swap this year. Now if you'll excuse me. My dog just went outside, and I'm pretty sure there's a gold mine waiting to be picked up on my lawn.
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Shaking Off Hanukkah
Someone pointed out recently that there aren't any good Hanukkah songs out there. It seems that the only choice is Adam Sandler's "Hanukkah Song," and that's not really about the holiday, just about folks who might celebrate it. So along comes Six13, a Jewish a cappella group, and their parody of Taylor Swift's "Shake It Off." You'll have fun, learn a little bit about the holiday, and even how to play with a dreidel. And you might start bopping along with the tune. Win win!
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Happy Holidays: The Christmas Spirit
Not everyone's ready for the holiday, right? Seems like it rushes up on you sometimes. Or maybe you're just not ready for it. Sometimes, you need a little push. Like Chris, who gets a visit and a sizeable nudge from a Jolly Old Elf. A fun short film to get you in the spirit...
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Pope Francis celebrated his birthday yesterday. Some folks took to Twitter to pass glad tidings, using #happybirthdayholyfather. It looks like being the pope doesn't put you above the typical birthday pranks the rest of us have to endure, like sharing photos from your early years. This one looks to be from 8th grade. What do you think? Happy birthday Pope Francis! @Pontifex #happybirthdayholyfather pic.twitter.com/67KWJIFDJT — The Catholic Hipster (@churchhipster) December 17, 2013 Meanwhile, the pope celebrated his birthday the way you'd expect this down-to-earth guy to do it. He invited some homeless men and his household staff to sit and have breakfast with him after morning mass. Pope Francis shared his birthday breakfast with homeless men and a dog. http://t.co/h93FMUumkG #HappyBirthdayHolyFather — Whats Up Mimi (@WhatsupMimi) December 18, 2013
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Looks like the daytime talk shows have better budgets than their nighttime counterparts. Case in point: an audience member pointed out that Ellen Degeneres gives away phenomenal gifts to everyone in her audience. It's the way she rolls. Amazing things like personal cappucino machines, one's very own MRI unit (complete with Fabio, your MRI tech), and the not-even-out-yet iPhone 9. Conan had nothing but half-a-sleeve of gluten-free Fig Newtons in his car. Not to fear. Ellen to the rescue. Check out what she gives to every member of Conan's audience. I wonder if Conan gets to keep one...?
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New Rule: Don't Let Mom Call Into Your Talk Show Appearance
How's this for a fun time? Brad and Dallas Woodhouse are what you'd call political pundits. They're also what you'd call brothers. Brad's a Democrat, and Dallas is a Republican. This week, they appeared on Washington Journal on C-Span to discuss their new book, "Woodhouse Divided," about bipartisanship and the political divide in the United States. I'm sure it was a fun conversation, but not one that would catch my attention. Until... ... the Woodhouse brothers' mother called in, unexpectedly and unplanned, and pretty much told the both of them to settle their differences so that Christmas at the family home would be peaceful. The clip is below, and it is priceless!
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Seal It With a Slap!
Whoever thought Jimmy Fallon and Oprah Winfrey could play a married couple? Well they did - back in the 80s - on a soap opera called Midnight Meadows. It's becoming a running bit on The Tonight Show, and it involves Jimmy and his guest running back and forth into and out of the scenes. You almost wish they'd show those transitions. From the sound of the audience reaction, that's one of the best parts.
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Can I Get a Translator, Please?
Christian Bale's newest film, Exodus: Gods & Kings, hasn't even been out for two weeks, and already, folks are talking about his next film. The trailer for Knight of Cups was released this week, and while the film's language is English - I understand all the words - I think I'm going to have to have an interpreter with me if I plan to sit and watch it. It's not that anyone's unintelligible - there's no Stallone/Schwarzenegger component to the movie - it's just that I have no idea what's going on. Sure, trailers are supposed to tease you and even titillate you, so you'll be interested in seeing the movie. This one looks like a bad acid trip caught on film. What do you think?
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The Holidays Are Coming!
What's Up Moms is a great group of fun moms who poke fun at themselves and their lives. Earlier this week, we featured their parody of Taylor Swift's "Blank Spaces." Today, I stumbled on this "trailer" for The Holidays Are Coming, and while it's from last month, it's especially fitting now, with Christmas Eve just a week away. Enjoy - and know you are NOT alone!
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Emojinized Science
Bill Nye the Science Guy always does what he can to make science understandable to the Average Joe. In this day and age, what better way to illustrate one's point - or, in this case, lesson - that with emoji. Everyone knows what emoji are - so why not put them to good use. So watch Professor Nye do Professor Darwin one better by using emoji to explain evolution. I'll bet you have a Smiley Face when it's done...
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Blistering Hot Britney
According to Women's Health magazine, Britney Spears is in "the hottest shape of her life." That's why they put her on the cover of the magazine. And according to them, she did it all without a trainer. They point to her "insane abs" and suggest that you too can achieve them with "one simple move." I hate to be a cynic, but I'll bet it's the purchase of pretty good photo-editing software. Does that make me a bad person...? Thank you so much @womenshealthmag for featuring me in your new issue! 😘 It's on stands this week! A photo posted by Britney Spears (@britneyspears) on Dec 12, 2014 at 4:10pm PST
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Christmas Services - Saturday Night Live-Style
I've been picking on Saturday Night Live a lot this season. It's like the whole show isn't living up to the standards set in the past. Sure, there's a lot of history in the show, and some phenomenal years when everything they touched was gold. This year, not so much. So, when they do crank out something that's pretty good, it's only fair to point it out. Here's a little something they did this weekend, and it hits home with a lot of casual Christians, You know, the kind who only go to church twice a year - once at Easter, and once at Christmas. Enjoy!
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Barbara Walters' Most Fascinating Person of 2014
Prepare to scratch your heads. A woman you probably never heard of until September or so - Amal Alamuddin Clooney - has been named the Most Fascinating Person of 2014. Not that she's not interesting. But the most fascinating person on the planet? All because she married George Clooney. Which Barbara Walters refers to, with her gift for hyperbole, as one of the "greatest achievements in human history." Perhaps it's time for Barbara to hang up her microphone, huh?
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Adorable Holiday Tearjerker?
This new ad by Apple has been getting a lot of play since it was released on Sunday. Over a million-and-a-half hits as I write this. It highlights the ability of Apple products - a Mac, an iPhone or an iPad - to "create thoughtful, emotional gifts and memories that transcend time." It's a granddaughter using computing power to create a duet with her grandmother's voice-over 45 rpm recording. Tearjerker? I'm not feeling it. Does that make me Grinchy? Honestly, I was more excited that the granddaughter had a turntable than anything else.
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Yup, It's Genetic
Ever wonder where the Kardashian and Jenner kids get their flair for showoffmanship? Blame it all on Mama K. Proof positive is available for viewing on the website of Love magazine. They present an annual Advent calendar (completely missing the point that Advent is a particulary religious thing) that features 25 models doing strange things that have nothing to do with Christmas. Most of them - so far - are pretty young. Then there's Kris Jenner. Pushing 60. Dressing and acting like her 30-something kids, including flashing her cleavage to the camera, grabbing her lapels with the veiniest hands this side of the Cryptkeeper. Watch the video - if you dare. Be careful, though. The lyrics to the song that goes with the video are definitely NSFW.
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The Sun May Not Come Out Tomorrow After All
The updated version of Annie hit theaters this past weekend, and according to The Hollywood Reporter, it's a hard knock watch. Starring Jamie Foxx as the billionaire and Quvenzhane Wallis as the little orphan, the new Annie was pretty much eviscerated: This one paragraph says it all: "Putting aside the grating performances, the clumsy direction, the visual ugliness and the haphazard development of story, character and relationships, the movie is hobbled by its intrinsic unsuitability for contemporary retelling." Of course, you never know with movies like this. Critics can often cripple a film - or just because of their shear nastiness, encourage people to go and check it out for themselves. So what do you think? Is it worth popping for $12 a ticket, plus the investment in the soda and popcorn and candy, to make your own determination?
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Taylor Swift - Most Parodied Artist of 2014?
What's Up Moms is a website "dedicated to providing fast-paced videos that are not only helpful, but also fun to watch!" Every once in a while, they'll produce a good parody of pop song. Like this one - their parody, all mom-related, of Taylor Swift's "Blank Spaces." Which could very make make Taylor the most-parodied musical artist of 2014. We'll have to wait for the official tally, of course.
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On the Scale of One to Weird, This One Is...
Ashton Kutcher and Mila Kunis have reunited on-screen - well, sort of - with the trailer for the fake movie, Moon Quake Lake, that appears in the new Annie film. Mila plays a girl from the moon who has to go home every night. Ashton plays the human who falls in love with her. Together, they try to stay together. On Earth. An awful lot of plot for a 38-second trailer, but here you go... Tell me where you think it falls on the Weird Scale.
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Happy Holidays: You Got Tebowed
Former NFL quarterback Tim Tebow surprised some Wal-Mart shoppers in Orlando recently. He unexpectedly showed up and took care of one customer's layaway bill. Her reaction, and the reaction of the folks with her, is priceless. Check it out.
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Don't Look Down
The High Tatras Mountains are found in Slovakia along the border with Poland. A couple of hikers captured some pretty amazing video while walking across a frozen lake. The ice is so clear, you can see all the way to the bottom of the lake. And it looks like the hikers are walking on water. Amazing...
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Happy Holidays: A Capella Magic
They're called Home Free, and they're an amazing a capella group. The five of them sat down in a church and started into what can only be called an angelic rendition of "Angels We Have Heard on High." Yes, a religious song. But you don't have to be religious to appreciate the brilliance of the piece. Enjoy. And you're welcome for the goosebumps...
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Slapjack with Mark Wahlberg
Picture the scene in the writer's room at The Tonight Show. "Hey, you know what would be wicked cool? Getting Jimmy to play blackjack with someone, but whoever wins gets to hit the other guy with a giant prosthethic hand." "Yeah, that would be amazing. But who could we get?" "I know, Mark Wahlberg. He's got that movie called The Gambler coming out. He'll do it!" And guess what? He did. And guess what else? It's hilarious. Check it out. And count how often Mark's often-hidden Boston accent comes out.
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Happy Holidays: Traffic Stops End Magically
Getting pulled over by a cop is usually not the best way to start your day. In the small town of Lowell, Michigan - about 20 miles outside of Grand Rapids - the police department decided to turn things around for the holidays. During routine minor stops, the officers would ask motorists what they needed for Christmas. And while the motorists waited on the side of the road for their expected tickets, special elves were in a nearby store, grabbing up the items the motorist had mentioned to the cop, allowing the cop to play Santa to the motorist. And no, no tickets were written. One cop did, however, offer to write one if the motorist insisted. Watch the video. This will make you feel good. (function(d, s, id) { var js, fjs = d.getElementsByTagName(s)[0]; if (d.getElementById(id)) return; js = d.createElement(s); js.id = id; js.src = "//connect.facebook.net/en_US/all.js#xfbml=1"; fjs.parentNode.insertBefore(js, fjs); }(document, 'script', 'facebook-jssdk')); Post by Good Morning America.
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"Within our movement, different generations meet and this is one of its greatest strengths. The network you have built is extraordinary; now you need to keep on flying high and be brave". This were the words that Slow Food founder Carlo Petrini used to address the young public of Slow F...uture, the meeting which gathered the Slow Food Youth Network (SFYN) representatives at Salone del Gusto and Terra Madre 2012.
The young activists came to Turin from all over the world: from Brazil to Australia, the Netherlands and India. The meeting gave them the opportunity to illustrate their projects, share experiences and - more importantly – exchange views on the future of the movement.
During his speech, Petrini urged the young participants to become the "light cavalry" of the association, that go in, break through enemy lines and, if needed, "help out those who have been left behind." The goal? "Building a universal polis whose greatest strength is diversity."
Joris Lohman, chair of the Dutch youth network, also talked about internationality: "We must strengthen our political profile and fight new global battles for the future of food." Big challenges lie ahead, reminded by Francesco Scaglia who, together with Ludovico Roccatello, took the stage to represent the 25 Italian groups of the SFYN. "Our generation can teach the principles of clean and fair to the world and truly change the food system."
The agenda of the Slow Food Youth Network continued with the conference Say, Do, Hoe: Practices and Policies for Youth Agriculture, organized to discuss how new media can help young people to explore and communicate the world of food, how fundamental the contribution of the under 35 is to reinterpret and shape the future of farming, and explore the role of the CAP (Common Agricultural Policy) in this context. With only 7% of farmers in Europe below 35, it is important to outline the models of a new agricultural and food system where young people can be key players.
"Over the past few editions of Terra Madre, more and more young people have come into the Slow Food Network," said Alice Waters, Slow Food vice-president. 'I am so inspired by how articulate and global this movement has become. Right now it seems as though young people are leading the movement, and I feel like I am following THEIR cues which is the greatest thing and makes me incredibly hopeful for the future of Slow Food. I loved this video of them all dancing with Carlo."
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San Francisco 49ers Transactions – 2013
March 13, 2013 -DL Glenn Dorsey UFA from Kansas City Chiefs signed with the 49ers.
March 13, 2013 -Officially traded QB Alex Smith to Kansas City for a 2013 second-round draft pick and a future draft pick.
March 11, 2013 -Signed NT Ian Williams to a two-year contract extension.
-Acquired WR Anquan Boldin from Baltimore for a 2013 sixth-round draft pick.
March 7, 2013 -Tendered one-year contract to CB Tramaine Brock.
-Signed WR Joe Hastings to a one-year contract.
*update – March 14, 2013 – 49ers signed former Cincinnati Bengals LB Dan Skuta
St. Louis Rams Transactions – 2013
March 12, 2013 -Agreed to terms with TE Jared Cook on a five-year contract.
Seattle Seahawks Transactions – 2013
March 13, 2013 -Officially completes trade for WR Percy Harvin. Seahawks will send their 1st round draft(25th overall) and a 7th round pick in this year's NFL Draft
March 6, 2013 -Signed TE Darren Fells.
Arizona Cardinals Transactions – 2013
March 13, 2013 -Agreed to terms with RB Rashard Mendenhall.
March 12, 2013 -Agreed to terms with S Rashad Johnson on a three-year contract.
March 11, 2013 -Released RB Beanie Wells and RB Fozzy Whittaker.
March 9, 2013 -Waived WR Early Doucet. Tendered a offer to QB Brian Hoyer.
March 9, 2013 -Released S Adrian Wilson.
March 1, 2013 -Released LB Stewart Bradley and CB William Gay.
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*update – March 14, 2013 – signed DE Cliff Avril and Michael Bennett


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