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It all boils down to this: every test I took, every paper I wrote, every class I showed up late to. It all comes to my alleged 'developed critical thinking skills' and 'ability to communicate effectively, both orally and written.' That's right, these last four years are culminating into the scariest thing I can imagine: not going to school.
As I am writing this, it's really sinking in... I just had my last summer as a student. Ever. Well, maybe not ever, but at least for the foreseeable future. I began my last first day of school a week ago today. With a looming December graduation date and four months of growing list of ambitious goals (apply for Teach for America, take GRE, do well in school, finish internship, get hired by internship- fingers crossed- or else look for other jobs), I looked around at the freshman on campus and felt something odd. I felt jealous! I saw them making friends in the line for the C4C dining hall.
CU is a quirky school-- its idiosyncracies make it all the more loveable. Here are a few I could think up off the top of my head:
May is the most challenging month for CU students. Their final papers, final projects, and final exams intertwine with one another in what can be a menacing way for procrastinators (read: most of the student population). All of the sudden, students confine themselves to the twenty-four hour section of Norlin Library, frantically trying to squeeze everything in. Though this isn't so different from finals in December, the real challenge is in being forced to stay inside, deprivied of the ability to enjoy the day.
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Can it be? Is it really so? You want my permanent address so you can... gasp... send me my diploma?
WHOO!!! The day has come! After five weeks of being confined to a cast around my wrist, the doctors finally sawed that baby off. It was the most liberating feeling, even though my ligaments and muscles are still pretty tight. Now I can ride my bike again, I can open doors again, I can put on socks again, and I can use a can opener! It's really amazing to realize the simple tasks that are actually quite difficult to do when you don't have access to both of your hands.
Spring break is the perfect respite between the semester—it falls right after mid terms are over and reenergizes you for the last push of the semester. This year, I went to Costa Rica with my family for one last family trip. Though I had broken my wrist a few weeks before, I came equipped with a water proof cast, plenty of sun screen, and a thirst for some adventure!
A few days before Spring Break, the anticipation regarding my plans was getting unbearable. Either I was going to be taking a trip to Costa Rica with my family—enjoying the sun, checking out the rain forest, seeing wildlife and learning to surf—or getting surgery on my fractured wrist. I was definitely hoping for the first option since, as my last spring break ever, I really wanted to spend some quality time with my mom and my sister.
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Public housing was particularly affected during Hurricane Sandy, as many had no power, no elevators and spoiled food. Generators were brought in to help, but almost six months later in Coney Island, the situation still hasn't improved all that much. Brooklyn borough reporter Jeanine Ramirez filed the following report.
For weeks after Hurricane Sandy, it was the National Guard handing out food, water and other supplies to Coney Island residents.
Nowadays, it's Deborah Carter and her team of volunteers at the Gravesend Houses on Neptune Avenue.
"We have been the forgotten people since Sandy and it's been a struggle. It's been a hard struggle," Carter said.
Twice a week, Carter gives out food at the housing complex and the line wraps around the corner. She says the food distribution started after Sandy but the need has never been greater.
"The lines are getting bigger. We need more food, we need more help. We need assistance here," Carter said.
"In this situation, this hurricane come. ain't nobody know how it was going to affect anybody," said volunteer Harry Faulkner. "Look at Sea Gate, it's still messed up. These people still need help out here."
The volunteers say the only consistent help they have received is from a nearby church where they pick up supplies.
"We try to find food. We try to cook food. We sometimes take it out of our pockets," Carter said.
Looking around the neighborhood, things are clearly not back to normal. Many of the housing projects are still running on generators.
The New York City Housing Authority says a dozen apartments at the Gravesend Houses still need to be repaired from Sandy water damage. A second cleaning of 150 apartments is currently underway.
"We're still feeling the effect of Sandy and what took place out here," one resident said.
With the Brooklyn Public Library still out, the bookmobile comes to the neighborhood three times a week. The branch is not expected to open until the fall, almost a year after the hurricane.
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It's torture porn as written by one of our comments posters.
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Last night on the BBC news interactive bit, it had a description of what Thatcher was wearing when she came out of hospital.
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Post mortems are being carried out on La Parkita - or Little Death - who wore a skeleton costume in the ring and Espectrito Jr.
The twin brothers, real names Alberto and Alejandro Jimenez, reportedly had been entertaining two prostitutes on the night of their deaths.
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Prosecutor Miguel Angel Mancera said gangs of female robbers are experienced at using drugs to knock men out and rob them but they may have used too strong a dose.
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BBC 2 just showed 'The Death of Respect' which dealt with the issues of the breakdown of culture in the UK and the increase in random violent crime in a sensible and non sensationalist way, pointing out the existence of similar levels of overall crime and the sensationalisation of crime statistics by the media.
How does the programme maker advertise his programme? Why, with this sensationalist report: http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/programmes/8150271.stm
Good documentary by the way. Have to wait until next week to see what suggestions he has, but so far it's a pretty good examination of what's broken, and significantly what isn't broken in our society. Interesting, and highly recommended: it's on iPlayer now.
Also, keep an eye out for 'deep cleavage running through the country',
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I was just watching the local BBC news. It was about a UK teenager who became a radical terrorist.
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me too. twice last night, as I repeated it in a Ted Maul-stylee. I can't believe they think they can get away with stuff like that on the BBC.
A strange game. The only winning move is not to play.
Not quite the BBC.
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This year's three-day, sold-out mega-festival that starts Friday on Chicago's lakefront will have well-known headliners like The Red Hot Chili Peppers and The Black Keys, but it also will have a special focus on dance music. Two electronic heavyweights, Avicii and Justice, will play main stage shows this year.
Swedish DJ-producer Tim Bergling, who performs as Avicii, sees his Lollapalooza performance as an example of dance music's growing popularity.
"It's just been blowing up so rapidly," Bergling said. "It's really interesting to see the bigger festivals getting into it now and recognizing the genre."
Festival founder and Jane's Addiction lead singer Perry Farrell said he looks at his more than 130-artist lineup as a guide to what's happening in music.
"It's not just alternative rock that's happening," Farrell said in April when the lineup was announced. "You've got Avicii headlining this thing and his music is what is happening."
The festival also is expanding the stage that has hosted dance and electronica acts, removing last year's tent that didn't allow enough room for the more than 15,000 fans who wanted in.
"This year we're going to make that area an open-sky area so you'll be able to get dance under the moon and the stars," Farrell said.
The stage, dubbed "Perry's," will have appearances this year from acts like Bassnectar, Kaskade, Calvin Harris, NERO, Santigold, Knife Party, Zeds Dead and Big Gigantic.
The festival, which Ferrell started in 1991, is in Chicago for the eighth year, taking up more than 115 acres and eight stages. Those stages will be filled with acts such as Florence and the Machine, Jack White and Sigur Ros, as well as up-and-comers like former "American Idol" contestant Haley Reinhart.
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The lineup includes acts from across Europe, Chile, Australia and Malaysia and American music hubs like Austin, Texas; Nashville, Tenn.; and Portland, Ore. It reflects genres from rock to pop, hip hop and rap to reggae. In recent years, headliners have included Lady Gaga, Green Day, Eminem, Kanye West and Coldplay.
Farrell also expanded the festival format beyond music. This year's Lollapalooza will include gourmet food options, handmade arts and crafts, bicycle parking and rewards for fans who recycle.
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Ron Paul 2016? Video evidence to considerSubmitted by Saoirse on Wed, 04/24/2013 - 19:56
Okay, so I'm quite possible delusional. Having said that ...
After Ron Paul left the race for president in 2012, I just felt that it wasn't the end and I was holding out for him to run independent. When that didn't happen, I still refused to believe that he was done with the presidential races. Though I really didn't think--on an intellectual level--that he would run in 2016, when he told that joke on Jay Leno that he wouldn't run independent because he had to rest up for 2016 (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Uig9-nHudI), I was kinda half thinking that maybe he wasn't wholly joking.
Now, my friends make fun of me for this "optimism" and so might you, but these two recent videos are once again signaling my gut that Ron Paul may run for president in 2016. This may well be my delusion, however, my female intuition has an excellent track record. Only time will tell if my intense obsession with the greatest man alive is clouding these senses!
In the below videos, were these just references to past runs? Do journalists refer to past candidates in the present tense as "presidential hopefuls"? Would a good friend and colleague of Dr. Paul say that there aren't many good people left on the Hill with "Kucinich leaving and Ron running for president"? Does he know something we don't know? Did he let something slip? Or was he just referring to past presidential runs? Maybe I'm just stretching here.
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I have to imagine that Ron Paul would see the intense potential power of a run in 2016 in particular. With a stage that held Rand, Ron and possibly another liberty-minded candidate such as Gary Johnson, the debate of ideas would no longer be statists versus statists and that one old extremist freak on the end of the stage who never gets any questions. It would be statists versus libertarians. And libertarian ideas could gain incredible legitimacy at a time when Ron Paul's ideas are already starting to penetrate the mainstream.
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What about his Jay Leno appearance?
He said he had to go get ready for 2016.
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Had to downvote.
In both videos, it's very clear they're talking about his past presidential run.
It's not clear to me or I wouldn't have made the post.
What makes it so clear to you? Both are speaking in the present tense.
Context plays a big role.
Context plays a big role. What Mr. Jones was saying could easily be construed as being in the past tense, unless you think Dennis Kucinich is still in the process of leaving congress. By your logic he's retiring again. If RP was running in 2016, it would contradict his statement about there being no conscience in Washington.
The second clip is from a news anchor, the fact that you'd put any weight behind that is extremely questionable.
I'd love to have Ron Paul as President as much as anyone here, but there's a line between being realistic and being delusional. Furthermore, Dr. Paul himself doesn't want everyone to depend on him for the future of the country, it goes against his entire message of individualism and personal responsibility.
Be the change you want to see, stop relying on Ron Paul, the man's 77 years old, FFS, give him a break to focus on his other projects.
Also, Rand is most likely going to run in 2016. Ron has already stated he would not run against his son (specifically, when he was on The View). I tend to take the guy at his word.
PS - Whoever down-voted me is a prick that's divorced from reality, lol.
Let's hope so!
I hope you're right. You have awesome insight! I'm not sure about how the news anchor would know, but it certainly seems like Rep Jones might be aware of something that we aren't.
And you're spot on with having more libertarians in the debate to change the topic from statism to freedom.
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The Business Roundtable's economic outlook index decreased to 109.9 for the April through June period from a 113 reading in the previous three months that was the highest in data going back to 2002, the Washington-based group said today. Figures greater than 50 coincide with an economic expansion.
Eighty-seven percent of the 135 CEOs surveyed said they expected a gain in sales in the next six months, down from 92 percent in the first quarter, a sign that hiring and business investment may be slow to accelerate. A dip in capital spending will slow manufacturing, the industry that's propelled the economic expansion.
"Oil and gas prices are still high," Ivan G. Seidenberg, chairman of the Business Roundtable and chief executive officer of New York-based Verizon Communications Inc., said today on a conference call with reporters. "If they keep coming down I think that will be helpful."
Elevated confidence among executives contrasts with pessimism among American consumers, whose spending makes up 70 percent of the world's largest economy. The Bloomberg Consumer Comfort Index dipped to a nine-month low in May as gasoline prices climbed.
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VILLAGERS have expressed their anger and frustration after plans to build one of the UK's largest pig farms on their doorstep were delayed again.
The development in Foston was first suggested in 2009 and if given the go-ahead, will house more than 25,000 pigs on a sprawling 70-acre site close to the homes and 492ft (150m) away from HMP Foston Hall prison with its own childbirth unit.
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Sue Weston, who lives near the proposed site, said the process so far has been a living 'nightmare'.
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Local campaigner James Davies felt that it was time 'common sense prevailed'.
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A spokesman for Midland Pig Producers explained why the delays are continuing.
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The plans for the pig farm have led to a long-running campaign of protests against the scheme and even celebrity backing for the protestors.
The Wire actor Dominic West, TV chef Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall have spoke out against the project, as has former James Bond star Roger Moore.
Speaking about so-called 'factory farming' of pigs generally, Sir Roger described such facilities as 'concentration camps for animals' and said he believed the meat they produced was 'unhealthy'.
In a video interview with Pig Business campaigner Tracey Worcester, the screen legend said: "(Factory pig farming) is not only inhuman with its treatment to pigs but is inhuman to the humans who live near the facility.
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Ms Worcester added: "There is enough evidence from around the world to confirm that it is irresponsible to build a pig factory with 25,000 pigs crammed into units in completely unnatural and unhealthy conditions near people's homes."
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Commissioner Fish is in charge of the Portland Water Bureau and the Bureau of Environmental Services. He is also Council liaison to Elders in Action, Venture Portland, and the Regional Arts & Culture Council.
Art project grants
This year, the Regional Arts & Culture Council (RACC) has awarded over $600,000 in project grants for 146 projects and programs in the tri-county region!
The Project Grant Program provides financial support to non-profits, school, and artists. Grants are up to $6,000 and awarded in three categories: Community Participation, Arts-In-Schools, and Artistic Focus.
Nearly half of the grant applications received were awarded full or partial funding. 65 grants went to nonprofits and schools, and 80 went to individual local artists.
Nick is proud to serve as City Council liaison to RACC – the City of Portland is RACC's largest funding source.
RACC is committed to funding diverse and accessible art programs that reach all people in our community.
Check out RACC's website for a complete list of funded projects.
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The Portland Water Bureau works hard throughout the year to provide us with some of the best drinking water in nation.
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Over time, tiny bits of sediment and organic matter from the Bull Run watershed settle and accumulate in the bottom of pipes. Unidirectional flushing forces high-speed water through pipes to remove those sediments. Flushing crews temporarily close valves to isolate sections of pipe, and water is directed through an open fire hydrant.
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Public art murals are wonderful expressions of art and community engagement. They beautify our streets and deter graffiti.
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Robert Guttmann Gallery
The Story Continues:
Acquisitions in the Collections of the Jewish Museum in Prague, 1994–2014
To mark the first twenty years of the Jewish Museum in Prague as an independent organization, it has prepared an exhibition to showcase more than 100 unique items that have become part of its collections over the last two decades. By highlighting specific artworks, manuscripts, books, archival documents, ritual objects and everyday items, the exhibition draws attention to the museum's acquisition efforts and to the history of these items, as well as telling the stories of the people who originally owned them.
Since regaining its independence in 1994 – when the state returned the collections of one of Europe's most important Jewish museums to the Federation of Jewish Communities in the Czech Republic – the Jewish Museum in Prague has devoted great attention to developing its holdings. The state authorities had used the museum primarily as a tourist destination between 1950 and 1994; rather than developing the museum, their main concern was to seek ways of selling off its collections abroad. After 44 long years, filling in the gaps in the current collections became the primary task for the museum's curators.
Acquiring new items for the museum's collections does not just involve the gathering of various objects and artworks for their aesthetic quality or the addition of materials solely with regard to typology and chronology. The focus is always primarily on the stories of people and the things they owned and used – the search for meaning and connections. "The collections of the Jewish Museum in Prague include a number of representative illustrations and documentary images, as well as a large amount of small historical mass-produced items and private ephemera: objects that have been made, acquired, collected, preserved and handled with love. They include portraits and topographical items, as well as advertising objects, souvenirs and commemorative trifles whose meaning is usually not entirely clear at first glance to the uninitiated. Revealing these hidden meanings involves a process of examining the slightest connections that have been lost in the passage of time but also – within the context of Jewish history – in a vortex of tragic events," states Michaela Sidenberg, Visual Arts Curator at the Jewish Museum in Prague.
When looking for new acquisitions, the museum's attention is focused not merely on 'synagogue objects' or 'artworks', but on all areas of Jewish life – collecting everyday objects used by Jews in Bohemia and Moravia, recording the personal testimonies of Shoah survivors, documenting personal objects that are unique reminders of historical events, bringing together documents relating to the cultural and social life of the Jewish community and Jewish businesses, and carrying out research in genizot (storage rooms for discarded materials).
Unlike during the Communist era, when there was no free art market, there are now many more opportunities to add to the museum's collections. Aside from making purchases at auctions in the Czech Republic and abroad or directly on the free market, the museum is acquiring an increasing number of exceptional items through donations and bequests from individuals. This exhibition is also a way of thanking those who have generously given many items to the museum, thus enabling the story of its unique collections to carry on.
Of the several thousand acquisitions made between 1994 and 2014, the curators have selected items that reflect the full range of the museum's collection-building activities. Visitors to the exhibition will also have an opportunity to see, for the first time, a Torah curtain from Mladá Vožice, dating from the mid-19th century, which is the first ever missing piece of Judaica from Bohemia that the museum has successfully reclaimed from the USA (in March of this year).
Thanks to modern technology, visitors will also be able to see exhibits that cannot be put on direct display due to their size or technical condition. Other items of great interest can be seen in great detail or browsed through – such as an album of 33 postcards hand-painted by Eugen von Kahler in 1897-1901 and Robert Guttman's hand-made journal of a journey to the grave of Charlotte Garrigue Masaryk, dating from 1928. Among the particularly noteworthy exhibits in the audio-visual section are unique coloured slides showing sites in Palestine from the early 20th century, and Max Bruch's performance of Kol Nidrei, Op. 47 as recorded on a piano roll by the Leipzig company F. L. Hupfeld, AG in 1922.
The exhibition was conceived and curated by Dana Veselská and Michaela Sidenberg.
The Story Continues: Acquisitions in the Collections of the Jewish Museum in Prague, 1994–2014
24 April – 3 August 2014
Jewish Museum in Prague – Robert Guttmann Gallery
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Open daily except for Saturdays and Jewish holidays, 9 a.m. – 6 p.m.
Žofie Fischerová
Toy doll
Terezín, 1942–1945
Painted cotton, flax and felt; unmarked.
Provenance: acquisition from 2006; donated by a private individual in Prague; a present from the donor's mother, it was made in the tailor's workshop at Terezín; the doll is a depiction of her daughter as a cleaner.
Inv. No. JMP 178.924
Unknown maker
Synagogue alms box
Kolín, turn of the 17th and 18th centuries
Chiselled polychrome opuka (arenaceous marlstone) and iron; inside the niche is a rectangular band with an abbreviation of the Hebrew inscription 'A secret gift soothes anger.'
Provenance: acquisition from 1995; purchased from U zlaté růže Antique Shop, Prague; at least until 1970 part of the interior of the Kolín Synagogue vestibule; later ownership history not recorded.
Inv. No. JMP 176.910
Opona Mladá Vožice
Torah curtain
Mladá Vožice, 1855 (date in the dedicatory inscription)
Velvet, silk and metal thread embroidery; unmarked; Hebrew dedicatory inscription: 'Donated by Moses Liftschütz and his wife Haylah from Blanice, in the year 615 according to the minor era (= 1855).'
Provenance: acquired by the museum in 1942–1944 from the collection point of Mladá Vožice (Blanice is part of this town) and included in the museum's German Catalogue as Inv. No. 031.669; recorded in an inventory of the museum's collections in 1956; returned to the museum's collections in 2014 from the New York office of the Sotheby's Auction House, where in the spring of 2013 it was held back before the start of the auction A Treasured Legacy: The Michael and Judy Steinhardt Judaica Collection at the request of the owner – the Federation of Jewish Communities in the Czech Republic.
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Fayette Master Gardener Extension volunteers contribute 75% of fresh produce to Atlanta Community Food Bank in 2011
Fred Conrad, Community Garden Coordinator of the Atlanta Food Bank released his 2011 report of fresh food donated to area food banks, ministries and shelters. The total produce received from the entire Atlanta area campaign was 106,292 pounds; the most successful season since joining the campaign in 1996. Fayette County Master Gardeners donated 79,231.5 pounds of this campaign total.
• 30,361.5 pounds were harvested and distributed from the one acre Plant a Row for the Hungry (PAR) garden located on the grounds of New Hope Baptist Church North Campus in Fayetteville, Read More»
The Tinsley Mill Village 45-foot Christmas tree, consisting of more than 2,000 lights, and clearly visible reflected in North Lake Peachtree as one crosses the Ga. Highway 54 bridge, sparkles shortly after sunset near the center of Peachtree City. Photo/Charlotte Lentz.
Each year the Fayette County Board of Realtors organizes a huge holiday extravaganza benefiting local charities. This year's event will raise money for Fayette Youth Protection Home, Fayette Senior Services, Promise Place, The Breast Cancer Survivor's Network, the Joseph Sams School, and the St.Vincent dePaul Society. Last year Noel November raised approximately $31,182. Read More»
Walter Mills must have the biggest green thumb in Fayetteville. The impromptu gardener's home on Kathi Avenue is the site of a wealth of mammoth sunflowers that reach upwards of 12 feet in height. Mills in other locations on the property adjacent to Frances Stone Interiors also grows a host of the plants, including his favorite, gourds. Photo/Ben Nelms.
Market Day in downtown Fayetteville continues to expand its offerings that includes items such as fresh fruits and vegetables, plants, jellies, honey, woodworking crafts and jewelry. The July 16 event was no exception, with hundreds of people filling the gazebo area. The remaining Market Day events for 2011 will be held on Aug. 20, Sept. 17 and Oct. 29. Photo/Ben Nelms.
John Simon of Fayetteville proves that, even at age 91, you're never too old to enjoy growing roses. This World War II Air Force veteran was the proud winner of a rose bush at the recent South Metro Rose Society 26th Annual Rose Show. Held May 14-15 in Fayetteville, the rose show featured over 330 roses of all varieties grown by local rose enthusiasts, as well as rose arrangements. A large group of show visitors enjoyed viewing, smelling, and photographing the exhibited blooms at no charge. Read More»
Fayetteville woman learns about honeybees after beekeper finds over 60,000 in walk-in closet
Judy Ward, an ad sales representative for The Citizen and a Fayetteville resident, and her husband, Ron, noticed something strange occurring on the side of their house. Read More»
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Special to The Citizen
Christian City is a wonderful option for active seniors looking to find an affordable place to call home. The sense of community and a full range of amenities are key factors when people make their decision to move to the Christian City campus. Many affordable independent living options are available. Whether you are interested in a beautiful patio home with a small yard for planting flowers and entertaining, or a low maintenance apartment, Christian City can meet your housing and lifestyle needs. Read More»
More than 200 guests toured six gardens April 30 as part of the Fayette Master Gardener Association's Spring Garden Tour and Plant Sale. Marilyn Frazar (L-R), Jo Ellen Carter, Janyce Johnson, Sue Memmer and David and Rhonda Eich tour the garden of Dan and Bonnie Helander. The Eich's garden was also on the tour. The combined fund-raisers raised funds to support local horticulture programs including the Plant a Row for the Hungry Garden that donates fresh produce to local non-profits. Photo/Bonnie Helander, Fayette Master Gardener.
At the Fayette Master Gardener booth, Valerie Morris helps a young visitor, Nora Boylan of Fayetteville, paint a beneficial "Pocket Bug" during the Earth Day Celebration in Fayetteville on Saturday, April 16. Master Gardeners had several displays to educate the public about different aspects of gardening from raised vegetable beds to composting to attracting beneficial wildlife. For more information contact UGA Cooperative Extension Service in Fayetteville at 770-305-5176. Photo/Special.


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Have you ever wondered exactly how big the moon is? We love it when otherwise inconceivably large things are put into a comprehensible perspective. Redditor boredboarder8 wanted to better understand the size of the moon. Armed with the knowledge that "the greatest distance between two points within the contiguous U.S. is 2,892 miles (stretching from Point Arena, CA to West Quoddy Head, ME*)" and that the circumference of the Moon is 6,784 miles, boredboarder8 cleverly placed one measurement atop the other to create this rough approximation.
"It was difficult for me to fathom the size of the moon, thus inspiring the creation of this map. For me, this map puts the scale of the moon much smaller than I previously imagined. But it's really interesting hearing how others (already grasping the size of the moon) now see the US as larger.
It was one definitely a weird challenge to take a "flat" map of something on a sphere and project it onto a smaller sphere… Certainly take it only as an approximation, but what intrigued me the most is that the distance spanning the continental United States is roughly equal to a little less than half the circumference of the moon."
So what do you think, does this awesome image make the moon seem larger or smaller than you thought?
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Four Palo Verde High seniors participated in the University of Arizona Showcase.
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UA grad student looks at how arguing affects long-term health.
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An Oro Valley company is working to move promising drug discoveries from the lab to the medical marketplace.
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Vertebrates would have to evolve 10,000 times faster than they ever have to keep up with the pace of change predicted for their climatic niches in the next century, says a University of Arizona researcher.
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Shortly after their funding was renewed for another five years in June, University of Arizona researchers lost one of their critical-zone research sites to the 24,000-acre Thompson Ridge Fire in the Valles Caldera National Preserve near Jemez Springs, N.M.
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Divertimento, Op.51 (Juon, Paul)
Free public domain sheet music from IMSLP / Petrucci Music Library
(Redirected from Divertimento in F Major for Piano and Wind Quintet, Op.51 (Juon, Paul))
Sheet Music
Complete Score
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Publisher Info.:
Berlin: Schlesinger, 1913. Plate S.9806.
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This file is part of the Sibley Mirroring Project.
Publisher Info.:
Berlin: Schlesinger, 1913. Plate S.9806.
Misc. Notes:
Divided parts for the Complete Parts file above. These have been cropped and have had notices and plate numbers removed. Optimized for printing on 'Letter' size paper.
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|Juon, Paul
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Letter to the Editor: Early saloon in Corpus Christi
CORPUS CHRISTI - Mr. Murphy Givens has written several articles on the history of one of the very first saloons in Corpus Christi, the Ben Grande Saloon. The best was "When the lights went out at the Ben Grande Saloon" (December 29, 2010). The builder/owner was my great-grandfather.


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Neovasc Inc. To Participate In Lazard Capital Markets Annual Medical Technology And Life Sciences/Tools Snowbird Conference
TSX Venture Exchange: NVC
VANCOUVER, Feb. 22, 2012 /PRNewswire/ - Neovasc Inc. (TSXV: NVC), a developer of novel technologies used to treat vascular disease, today announced that the company will participate in the Lazard Capital Markets Annual Medical Technology and Life Sciences/Tools Snowbird Conference. The event is being held at the Snowbird Resort in Snowbird, UT February 29-March 2, 2012.
The conference format consists of one-on-one meetings between participating companies and institutional investors. Investors interested in meeting with Neovasc should contact Lazard Capital Markets directly.
About Neovasc Inc. Neovasc Inc. is a specialty medical device company that develops, manufactures and markets products for the rapidly growing cardiovascular marketplace. Its products include the Neovasc Reducer™ for the treatment of refractory angina, the Tiara™ technology in development for the transcatheter treatment of mitral valve disease and a line of advanced biological tissue products that are used as key components in a variety of third-party medical products, such as vascular surgical patches and transcatheter heart valves. For more information, visit: www.neovasc.com.SOURCE Neovasc Inc.
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Tearful Korean reunions begin; first since 2010
SEOUL, South Korea (AP) — The first reunions of North and South Koreans in more than three years came too late for 90-year-old Seo Jeong-suk. She died in South Korea just 15 days ago.
So the daughter she grew old with, Kim Yong-ja, could not reintroduce her to the one she had not seen in more than 60 years. Kim, 68, could only sob and hand her long-lost sister a framed photograph of Seo, according to South Korean media pool reports.
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Feds launch green retrofit program for multifamily housing
June 08, 2011
The Obama Administration last week launched Green Refinance Plus, a new program sprung from the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act that encourages energy-efficient retrofits of thousands of affordable homes. A joint effort between the Federal Housing Administration and Fannie Mae, Green Refinance Plus will help owners of older affordable multifamily properties to go green while refinancing their mortgages at today's historically low interest rates, according to Shaun Donovan, Secretary for Housing and Urban Development. (http://www.huffingtonpost.com/shaun-donovan/greener-homes-means-a-str_b_...) Nearly a third of HUD's Recovery Act funds can be used for making America's affordable housing stock more efficient, Donovan says. "With these funds, we are on track to provide 245,000 affordable homes with a range of energy improvements, while another 55,000 receive green retrofits that will save up to 40 percent in energy costs." While FHA provides additional insurance coverage for the program, Fannie Mae will provide loan underwriting that will generate additional loan proceeds to make green improvements. A typical development will be able to access a loan with what amounts to a 5 percent premium to use for efficiency improvements. For a $5 million loan, that means an additional $250,000 will be available to support green systems and appliances, Donovan says.
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