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Early Postsecondary Opportunities
Tennessee students have an unprecedented opportunity for education and training beyond high school through the TN Promise. To ensure students are ready to take full advantage of the TN Promise and succeed in postsecondary, all students should have access to rigorous and relevant early postsecondary opportunities (EPSOs).
EPSOs allow students to:
- Earn postsecondary credits while in high school.
- Become familiar with postsecondary expectations.
- Develop confidence and skills for success in postsecondary.
- Make informed college and career decisions.
- Decrease the time and cost of completing a certificate or degree.
In Tennessee, EPSOs include:
- Statewide Dual Credit
- Local Dual Credit
- Dual Enrollment
- Advanced Placement (AP)
- College Level Examination Program (CLEP)
- International Baccalaureate (IB)
Dual Credit
There are two types of dual credit courses in Tennessee:
- Local dual credit: High school course aligned to a postsecondary course and taught at the high school by high school faculty for high school credit. Students are able to receive postsecondary credit by successfully completing the course and passing an assessment developed and/or recognized by the granting postsecondary institution.
- Statewide dual credit: High school course with accompanying challenge exam created by Tennessee secondary and postsecondary faculty. Students who meet or exceed the established cut score set for the exam earn credits that can be applied to any public postsecondary institution in Tennessee.
Statewide Dual Credit Pilot
- The Statewide Dual Credit Pilot began in the 2013-14 academic year with three courses: College Algebra, Agriculture Business Finance, and Greenhouse Management. For the 2014-15 academic year, Sociology and Criminal Justice are also part of the pilot, for a total of five courses.
- Faculty work groups representing Tennessee's postsecondary and secondary systems developed learning objectives and challenge exams for each statewide dual credit course. The work groups looked at the existing high school course standards and the aligned postsecondary course to determine the additional learning objectives that students need to know to show mastery of the postsecondary material. The courses and exams have been approved by the Consortium for Cooperative Innovative Education (see Public Chapter 967 for more information).
- Resources for 2014-15 Statewide Dual Credit Pilot Sites
Statewide Dual Credit Challenge Exam
- All students enrolled in a statewide dual credit course are required to take a challenge exam to determine subject mastery. If a student meets or exceeds the established cut score, he/she will earn three credits which can be applied at any public postsecondary institution in the state.
- The challenge exams are administered online using the Tennessee Board of Regents learning platform. The chart below provides information on each of the five exams:
Course | # of Questions | Type of Questions | Time Allotted | Cut Score |
College Algebra | 60 |
Multiple Choice |
120 min. |
75% |
Greenhouse Mgmt. | 100 |
Multiple Choice |
120 min. |
70% |
Agribusiness Finance | 100 |
Multiple Choice |
120 min. |
70% |
Sociology | 61 |
60 Multiple Choice 1 Essay |
120 min. |
70% |
Criminal Justice | 100 |
Multiple Choice |
180 min. |
80% |
Dual Enrollment
A dual enrollment course is a postsecondary course, taught either at the postsecondary institution or at the high school, by the postsecondary faculty (may be credentialed adjunct faculty). Upon successful completion of the course, students are able to earn postsecondary and secondary credit simultaneously. Students in these courses are enrolled at the postsecondary institution and pay tuition and fees associated with the course.
The state does not officially approve courses for dual enrollment. LEAs or high schools partner with postsecondary institutions to determine appropriate dual enrollment course offerings for high school students. However, a list of common courses offered for dual enrollment may be helpful in determining student opportunities. Two important criteria to consider in selecting dual enrollment offerings are the TN Transfer Pathway (TTP) courses and whether the courses meet General Education (Gen. Ed.) requirements. TTP courses are easily transferred between most postsecondary institutions. Many degree programs require General Education Core Courses.
Dual Enrollment Tuition and Fees
The Tennessee Education Lottery Scholarship Program provides grant funding for dual enrollment tuition and fees. Beginning in the 2015-16 academic year, the Dual Enrollment Grant (DEG) will be able to provide the full cost of tuition and fees for a student's first two dual enrollment courses at a community college ($500 per course). Students will then be eligible to receive $200 toward a third course, but grant funds will not be available for the fourth course. An overview of the changes is available here.
While the structure of the grant has changed to allow more students to take advantage of dual enrollment courses, the total funding has not changed. The grant provides students up to $1,200 per year, and the total gap between the grant award and cost to take four dual enrollment courses is still $800. However, this gap cost will accumulate over two courses instead of four. For a student's 5th, 6th, 7th, or 8th dual enrollment course, grant funding will provide $300 per course.
Learn about the Dual Enrollment Grant.
Read additional information on the State Board of Education policy.
Advanced Placement (AP)
AP classes are college-level classes in multiple subjects offered by the College Board. High school students can earn college credit by passing the AP exam associated with the specific course. Read more about Advanced Placement.
College Level Examination Program (CLEP)
CLEP provides exams that test mastery of college-level material acquired through various means, including general academic instruction, independent study, or extracurricular work. Learn more about CLEP.
International Baccalaureate (IB)
The International Baccalaureate offers an academically challenging education program with accompanying exams that enable students to earn college credit. Learn more.
Additional EPSOs
Public Chapter 967 of the Public Acts of 2012, codified at Title 49, Chapter 15, Part 1, revised the requirements of the Consortium for Cooperative Innovative Education (Consortium) in state law. Effective July 1, 2012, the Consortium is charged with increasing and expanding postsecondary opportunities for high school students. The above referenced law specifically requires the development and pilot implementation of statewide dual credit assessments that are recognized and accepted for credit by public postsecondary institutions statewide. The priorities of the Office of Postsecondary Coordination and Alignment as well as the complete, engrossed legislation can be found in our Strategic Plan.
For questions regarding early postsecondary credit opportunities, contact firstname.lastname@example.com.


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Company in Duncansville. Cost is $20 for a special menu with half the
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There will be a door prize drawing for a $10 gift certificate to the
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(09-19-2012 08:59 AM)rclarkdeuce Wrote: Hello, I am trying to find out about the rarity of my 2010 Topps Chrome card no. 110 - Chipper Jones with a Scott Sizemore front (175). I find no listing of an error card. Can you help me out and possibly get this listed? Thanks rclarkdeuce
(09-11-2012 02:41 AM)trayelfstrom Wrote: Hi Chris, The third is actually a playing card. a 1992 Major League Baseball Aces Jack of Diamonds, made by the U.S. Playing Card Company. Is there any listings for these type of cards on beckett? I will try to attach photos of them here
(09-04-2012 06:28 PM)gulfvet90 Wrote: Hey Chris, Trying to track down an insert set. 1992 or 93 Donruss Gallery of Stars. It mimick the Diamond Kings with artwork from Perez. I have attached a scan of one of the cards. I have looked in OPG, the Almanic and Alphabit Checklist Almanac.. Thanks
(10-25-2012 12:04 PM)ktstockham Wrote: Suggestion for whoever does the BPG "big book". Instead of having to decide what sets get included in the book every year, maybe break it down into 2 books now. Vintage(pre 80s or so) and newer. I got back in to collecting after about 20 years and am extremely frustrated with the new book. Cards that used to be popular are nowhere to be found...Topps Big, Nolan Ryan Whataburger set, any "food" sets for that matter,Topps teams, oh the list goes on and on.
(10-27-2012 10:24 AM)chrisolds Wrote: It's been discussed. However, the easiest way to find everything is on the website -- where everything is included.
(12-03-2012 06:19 PM)gulfvet90 Wrote: Hey Chris, looking for info on an artist Anthony Douglas. An ebay auction has an Litho from Douglas. The seller has a short Bio on Douglas and it mention he was on a cover of Beckett and he was also spotlighted in Beckett's May 1993 issue "Future Stars" Mike P.S. saw the youtube video with the guy paying 9K for the sealed 1986 Fleer basketball Box. LOL you might have a career as a reporter...
(12-05-2012 02:33 PM)stera8 Wrote: Hey Chris, Non card question, where do you think Nick Swisher will end up next year?


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Basically right now...
The jury is still out on whether the router was causing WH issues. so far so good...
One receiver may be having issues and need to be replaced....
One old SD DVR is set to only 1 tuner because
1. we wanted to continue to have the extra old small non HD TV sitting in the living room for watching an extra game.
2. I had to pay a lot to have the 2nd DVR 4+ years ago when getting DirecTV so I chose to hang on to it for the area that did not need a HD box of any sort.
So...what benefits would come from Shades228's advice here?
The benefits would be:
Remove potential interference from the PI
Remove doubt as to whether the receivers were fighting over a SWM channel issue
Get your installation up to "code"
Allow you to have it setup so there is less overall "loss" to receivers by removing that 8 way.
Rule out everything else to isolate if it's a bad receiver before swapping it out.
Add second tuner capability to your R16 (I know it's not very important to you)
Also it would be needed in the future for any expansion.
I guess see my original post about this yesterday for all details, but living Box would get 771a error intermittently and the test run by pressing info button showed error saying disk alignment. Tech came out and did much more and then things started happening.
Which is another reason I think that they should have done this already. 771a is the receiver not seeing the SWM.


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Packers' Tom Clements gets OK to talk to Bears
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CHICAGO, IL - JANUARY 23: Quarterbacks coach Tom Clements of the Green Bay Packers looks on while the Packers take on the Chicago Bears in the NFC Championship Game at Soldier Field on January 23, 2011 in Chicago, Illinois. (Photo by Doug Pensinger/Getty Images) *** Local Caption *** Tom Clements
Updated: January 3, 2013 10:12AM
Green Bay Packers offensive coordinator Tom Clements confirmed that the Packers have granted the Bears permission to talk to him about their vacant coaching job.
''The only thing I'll say is they requested permission, permission was granted and that's it,'' Clements told reporters in Green Bay on Wednesday. ''I won't comment beyond that.''
Clements, 59, is in his first season as the Packers' offensive coordinator. He had been their quarterback coach for six seasons before being promoted after Joe Philbin was hired as the Miami Dolphins' coach.
Clements never has been a coach and has limited experience as a coordinator and play-caller. Coach Mike McCarthy calls the plays for the Packers. Clements was the offensive coordinator for Mike Mularkey with the Buffalo Bills from 2004 to '05. The Bills finished 25th in offense in 2004. They were 28th in 2005, when Mularkey took over play-calling responsibilities after five games.
Still, Clements always has been highly regarded. He interviewed for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers coaching job last season but lost out to Greg Schiano. The Bears wanted to interview him for their offensive coordinator position in 2010, but the Packers denied them that opportunity and they hired Mike Martz. Clements interviewed for the Notre Dame job in 2004 but lost out to Charlie Weis.
Though Clements does not call plays in Green Bay, Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers has credited Clements for much of his success.
''I know he's got the potential to be a head coach,'' Rodgers told ESPN Milwaukee last year. ''He's got the makeup and teaching ability and understanding of personalities and how to balance everything.''
With Clements as offensive coordinator, the Packers dropped from third to 13th in yards. But that isn't considered a detriment to his candidacy. McCarthy, after all, was hired in 2006 after coordinating a San Francisco 49ers offense that ranked last in the NFL.
The real McCoy?
Denver Broncos offensive coordinator Mike McCoy, a candidate for coaching positions with the Bears, Arizona Cardinals and Bills, received an endorsement from quarterback Peyton Manning.
''He's ready. He's paid his dues,'' Manning told Tom Kensler of the Denver Post. ''Mike's a good leader. He's got some good coaches that have been mentors to him, different coaches that he's worked with in the NFL that I think he's incorporated some of their leadership philosophies and his own philosophy.''
Cheta in the fold
The Bears signed defensive end Cheta Ozougwu to a reserve/future contract. The 6-2, 255-pound Ozougwu, a seventh-round draft pick by the Texans in 2011 out of Rice, played in two games for the Bears in 2012.


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The film, which stars Outkast's André Benjamin as Hendrix, lands in theaters in May. Writer/director John Ridley, who won a screenwriting Oscar for 12 Years a Slave this month, came up with the idea for the project when he heard a Hendrix rarity, Sending My Love to ...


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Don't get me wrong. I was fairly strident in support of country-of-origin labeling for fruits and vegetables. But for some reason, the utopian idea that consumers should know everything about the food they eat is beginning to seem like piling on.
How many more mandates must the food industry absorb?
Think of all the permutations of a particular product sold at retail. First of all, obviously, is the cucumber local or brought in from Mexico? Is the packaging biodegradable and recyclable? Did the grower use sustainable irrigation practices in growing his potatoes? How were the workers treated down on the farm? What pesticides were used by the grower?
The "Just Label It" group insists it is not anti-GMO food but in favor of consumers' right to know.
My hunch is that labeling of GM food among many proponents is more about stopping the technology than giving consumers the "right to know."
For example, the group advises consumers on "How to avoid GM foods" by staying away from the "top eight" — corn, soybeans, canola, cottonseed, sugar beets, Hawaiian papaya, and some zucchini and yellow squash.
To get the insight of the LinkedIn Fresh Produce Industry Discussion Group, I recently put out a poll of members.
The question: Should the FDA require retail labeling of genetically modified fruits and vegetables?
It should be pointed out that there is just a handful of GM fruits and vegetables on the market now representing a very tiny fraction of a percent of total produce marketed.
Even for this industry group, the vote is surprisingly in favor of labeling for GM fruits and vegetables, with a March 22 tally of 13 in favor of mandatory labeling and 10 opposed.
The reasons members gave in favor of labeling follow the simple logic: Consumers should know how their food is grown and produced.
As one supporter of the idea said, "Surveys show consumers want GMO labeling, what is the food industry so afraid of if there are no risks? How does labeling 'raise the price of food' exactly?"
Another member said that suppliers should at least inform buyers whether commodities are GMO or not, and let them decide if any type of labeling is necessary or appropriate.


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(11-01-2012 11:19 AM)newfiecomicguy1 Wrote: James Harden will be if he continues playing like he did last night...wow.
(11-02-2012 07:08 PM)andreasmjohnson Wrote: for some reason jeremy lin's card values havent decreased as fast as i thought they would i guess ill have to wait a couple years to finish some of my auto sets
(11-03-2012 05:15 AM)mickey7mantle7 Wrote: +1 on that. I noticed that too. I guess people are waiting to see how he does in Houston.


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I have 2 questions
1) In last session 2 players killed a Daemon Prince and his bodyguards of 6 Iron Warriors without burning a fate point. I was thinking about giving them Crux Terminatus, but do you guys think that's enough (they have done other thinks like infiltrating a Chaos Forge world at killing the head magos)
2) Can followers get Psychic Powers?
- Erik


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From his iconic roles in Spaghetti Westerns and as "Dirty Harry" to award-winning filmmaker, Clint Eastwood is one of Hollywood's most enduring stars. In honor of his 83rd birthday, join us for a look at him through the years.
Eastwood was born May 31, 1930, in San Francisco, Calif. He was drafted by the U.S. Army in 1951 during the Korean War and assigned to Fort Ord in California, where he served as a lifeguard. He has said that actors he met while in the military, including Martin Milner and David Janssen, helped him land the screen test that led to a contract with Universal Pictures paying him $75 a week to start.
Eastwood made his acting debut with an uncredited role in the "Creature from the Black Lagoon" sequel "Revenge of the Creature" in 1955.
Eastwood had a variety of small roles, some uncredited, in TV shows and movies to start his career. One of his first noteworthy roles came in 1959 opposite James Garner in the the TV western "Maverick." He played a Red Hardigan, a cowardly villain intent on marrying a rich girl for money.
In 1959, Eastwood began a seven-year run playing the supporting role of Rowdy Yates in the CBS hour-long western series "Rawhide."
When his "Rawhide" co-star Eric Fleming turned down the starring role in Sergio Leone's 1964 low-budget Italian-made western "A Fistful of Dollars," Eastwood jumped at the role.
Eastwood was instrumental in creating the "Man with No Name" character in "Fistful of Dollars" and signed on to do two more movies in Leone's trilogy, 1965's "For a Few Dollars More" and 1966's "The Good, the Bad and the Ugly" (pictured).
When Leone's "Spaghetti Westerns" hit America, Eastwood became a star. His next movie was another western, this time 1968's "Hang 'Em High," playing a man who takes up a marshal's badge and seeks revenge as a lawman after being lynched by vigilantes and left for dead.
That same year, he played an Arizona deputy sheriff tracking a wanted psychopathic criminal through the streets of New York City in the gritty crime drama "Coogan's Bluff." The role would help create the prototype for his "Dirty Harry" macho cop character down the road.
He wrapped up the 1960s with two very different roles. The first in the 1968 World War II epic "Where Eagles Dare," playing the right-hand man to Richard Burton's squad commander.
The second movie was Eastwood's one and only musical, 1969's "Paint Your Wagon." He co-starred with Lee Marvin as gold miners who share the same wife, portrayed by Jean Seberg.
The early 1970s marked some firsts for Eastwood. He made his movie directing debut with 1971's "Play Misty for Me," also starring as a jazz disc jockey who deals with an obsessed female fan played by Jessica Walter.
That same year he played hard-edged cop Harry Callahan in the crime thriller "Dirty Harry." The character has been described as one of Eastwood's most memorable and spawned four sequels. The first movie also featured the iconic movie line "You've got to ask yourself one question: 'Do I feel lucky?' Well do you, punk?"
In 1973, Eastwood directed his first western, "High Plains Drifter." He plays a mysterious stranger who arrives in a town where the people hire him to protect them against three soon-to-be-released felons.
Eastwood teamed up with Jeff Bridges and George Kennedy in the buddy action caper "Thunderbolt and Lightfoot," a road movie about a veteran bank robber Thunderbolt (Eastwood) and a young con man drifter, Lightfoot (Bridges). The film earned Bridges an Academy Award nomination for Best Supporting Actor.
In 1975, while filming "The Outlaw Josey Wales," Eastwood began a relationship with co-star Sondra Locke (left) that would last for 14 years. The two would make five more films together: "The Gauntlet," "Every Which Way but Loose," "Bronco Billy," "Any Which Way You Can" and "Sudden Impact."
In an uncharacteristic offbeat comedy role, Eastwood paired up with Locke and an orangutan named Clyde for 1978's "Every Which Way but Loose." He reprised the role two years later in "Any Which Way You Can."
Eastwood directed 1983's "Sudden Impact," the fourth in the "Dirty Harry" franchise. The movie, which would also be his last with Locke, featured the iconic movie line "Go ahead, make my day." It was also the most successful entry in the franchise, making $70 million at the box office.
He would return to the role of Harry Callahan one last time, starring in 1988's "The Dead Pool."
In 1988, Eastwood, who had always been a jazz fan, directed "Bird," a biopic starring Forest Whitaker as jazz musician Charlie "Bird" Parker. Although the movie was a failure at the box office, it served as a new career high mark for Eastwood as a director. He earned his first Golden Globe Award for directing the movie.
His career hit a low point in 1989, starring in the critical and commercial failure "Pink Cadillac." Eastwood starred as a bounty hunter chasing an innocent woman (Bernadette Peters) trying to outrun him and a group of white supremacists in her husband's prized pink Cadillac.
Eastwood didn't stay down for long though. After the little seen drama "White Hunter Black Heart" and the poorly received buddy cop action film "The Rookie," he bounced back in a big way by directing and starring in 1992's "Unforgiven." Revisiting the western genre, Eastwood played an aging ex-gunfighter long past his prime. The movie, which co-starred Morgan Freeman and Gene Hackman, earned him Oscars for Best Director and Best Picture, along with a nomination for Best Actor, all firsts in his career.
Eastwood poses backstage with Jack Nicholson and Barbra Streisand at the Academy Awards in 1993 with the Best Picture and Best Director Oscars he won for "Unforgiven."
He followed up "Unforgiven" by playing a Secret Service agent in director Wolfgang Petersen's "In the Line of Fire" in 1993.
Arnold Schwarzenegger congratulates Eastwood as he presents him with the Irving Thalberg Award for film-making at the 67th Annual Academy Awards in Los Angeles on March 27, 1995. Eastwood was honored for the body of films he had directed to that point of his career.
Eastwood, who was first married to model Maggie Johnson for more than 30 years until 1984, married his second wife, Dina Ruiz, a television anchor 35 years his junior, in 1996. The couple met when she interviewed him in 1993.
After directing Kevin Costner in 1993's "A Perfect World," he again worked on both sides of the camera for 1995's "The Bridges of Madison County." The movie, based on the novel by Robert James Waller, co-starred Meryl Streep, who would earn an Academy Award nomination for Best Actress for her role.
Over the next five years, he continued to direct himself in movies such as "Absolute Power," "True Crime," "Space Cowboys" and "Blood Work." During this time he also directed "Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil," which starred John Cusack (center) and Kevin Spacey and also featured his daughter, Alison Eastwood (right).
Eastwood poses with his "Space Cowboys" co-star Tommy Lee Jones at a photocall at the Venice Lido during the Venice Film Festival on Aug. 30, 2000.
Eastwood talks with Tiger Woods before Woods tees-off at the Poppy Hills Golf Links during the opening round of the 1998 AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am on Jan. 29, 1998.
It was his next film in which he stayed behind the camera, 2003's "Mystic River," that Eastwood again caught the attention of the Academy Awards, earning nominations for Best Director and Best Picture. He's seen here on the set of the movie with Kevin Bacon and Laurence Fishburne.
While Eastwood lost his Oscar nominations for "Mystic River" to Peter Jackson and "The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King," two of the movie's stars, Tim Robbins and Sean Penn, won Best Supporting Actor and Best Actor, respectively, for their performances. They are seen here at the Governor's Ball following the 76th annual Academy Awards in Hollywood on Feb. 29, 2004.
Just a year later, though, Eastwood again struck Oscar gold, again winning both Best Picture and Best Director for "Million Dollar Baby." The film also earned him a second Best Actor nomination, although he was beat out by Jamie Foxx for the Ray Charles biopic "Ray." Hilary Swank also won Best Actress and Morgan Freeman won Best Supporting Actor for their roles in the film.
Eastwood holds the two Oscar statuettes he won for "Million Dollar Baby" backstage at the 77th annual Academy Awards on Feb. 27, 2005.
After "Million Dollar Baby," Eastwood took a few years off from acting to focus on directing, including the World War II dramas "Flags of Our Fathers" and "Letters from Iwo Jima" and the Angelina Jolie-starring "Changeling." He again earned Oscar nominations for Best Director and Best Picture in 2007 for "Letters from Iwo Jima," which he's seen directing here.
Eastwood speaks at the Elysee palace after being awarded with France's highest distinction, the Legion of Honor, by French President Jacques Chirac in Paris on Feb. 17, 2007.
Eastwood speaks after accepting the "Honorary Alumnus" award during the 2007 USC School of Cinematic Arts commencement in Los Angeles on May 11, 2007.
Eastwood and his wife Dina (far left), pose with cast member Angelina Jolie and actor Brad Pitt after arriving for the screening of the "The Changeling" at the 61st Cannes Film Festival on May 20, 2008.
In 2008, he directed and starred in "Gran Torino," playing a widowed Korean War veteran who initially holds onto his prejudices despite his changing Michigan neighborhood. The movie made $30 million on its opening weekend, the highest opening of his career as either an actor or director, and eventually grossed more than $268 million worldwide, becoming the highest-grossing film of Eastwood's career to that point.
Eastwood, wife Dina and daughter Morgan pose on the red carpet at the opening of hotel magnate Sol Kerzner's One and Only hotel in Cape Town, South Africa, on April 2, 2009.
After "Gran Torino," Eastwood directed the South African rugby film "Invictus," starring Morgan Freeman and Matt Damon, and again worked with Damon for 2010's "Hereafter." He followed that up by directing Leonardo DiCaprio as FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover in the 2011 biopic "J. Edgar" (pictured).
Eastwood provided one of the most memorable, and bizarre, moments of the 2012 Republican National Convention in Tampa, Fla., when he addressed an empty chair and questioned it as if it was President Barack Obama on Aug. 30, 2012.
In 2012, Eastwood played aging baseball scout Gus Lobel, opposite Amy Adams and Justin Timberlake.
The movie, which was the directing debut of Eastwood's longtime collaborator Robert Lorenz (seen here at right), was the first time he appeared in a movie he wasn't also directing since 1993's "In the Line of Fire."
Eastwood and his "Trouble with the Curve" co-star Justin Timberlake pose at the movie's Los Angeles premiere on Sept. 19, 2012.
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There's no better way to see Brisbane, the River City, than on a bicycle tour. We mostly stay on the bike path. We meet at the Big Wheel in Southbank,daily. Our tour includes a commentary of our city's history and the sights along the way. The pace is leisurely with plenty of stops and toilet opportunities. We accommodate all levels of bicycle experience and is recommended for ages 10 and up. Under 18 must be accompanied by an adult.
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... lessThere's no better way to see Brisbane, the River City, than on our half day tour on the bike paths running alongside the Brisbane River. We meet at the Big Wheel in Southbank, cycle past the Kangaroo Cliffs, past historic Yungaba House, over the Storey Bridge, on to the Powerhouse Museum, the Woolstores at Teneriffe, Newstead House, then head back to Southbank riding through the beautiful City Botanic Gardens. Our tour includes an historic commentary of our city's history. The pace is leisurely with plenty of stops and toilet opportunities. Bring a bit of cash for coffee and a snack.
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There's no better way to get around our beautiful city than on a bike. Join us on our historic tour through the city.
You will visit many of our historic buildings and learn what role they played in transforming our city into what it is today.
We may see our Customs House, Queensland Parliament, Treasury Casino, St Paul's Cathedral, Commissariat Store, Old Government House, MacArthur Museum, Anzac Square War Memorial, St John's Anglican Cathedral, the Windmill and Roma Street Park
We meet at The Wheel in Southbank, then make our way into the city.
The tour will take about 4 hours at a leisurely pace. We stop for coffee and a snack, bring a little cash. There are plenty of bathroom facilities along the way.
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You could spend your money in a hot, sweaty gym, or join us on a bike outside in the fresh air taking in the sights of the city and surrounds.
Our Brisbane Blast is designed to give you a great work-out.
This ride is designed for reasonably fit people with moderate cycling skills.
We stop for a well earned coffee at the end of the ride, please bring some cash for this.
We ride on the bike paths and quiet residential streets.
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We can accommodate groups minimum 5 riders for a custom tour.
Great for team building, or rewarding your staff and colleagues in a healthy and fun way. Ideal for tour groups or larger families.
Contact us so we can design a ride to suit your level of fitness and your groups specific interests.
We can offer one of our scheduled tours, or customise a ride for a specific event.
We supply the hire of the bike, a helmet. We have a trailer for the bikes and can start at many different locations in the surrounding area.
Please contact us for a quote.
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So, I am interested to know what you are interested in! Anyone who wants to, I want you to go to this website and choose 3 colors that you would like to see as a combination in a kit. I need to know the name/codes of the colors. I will accept people's ideas until Tuesday the 13th. I will choose my top favorites, and then I will let YOU vote for which one is your favorite. The one with the most votes will be the colors that I use to create my next kit! (Hopefully this makes sense).
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Maj. Marcelino "Butch" Soriano '89, MBA '94, broke the record for number of hours of straight bell-ringing for the Salvation Army in Southern California, ringing the bell for 150 hours. In the end, he raised almost $10K. He set his record at 150 hours in celebration of the Salvation Army's 150 years in existence and its 124th annual Red Kettle Campaign, during which bell-ringers seek donations outside stores throughout the holiday season.
Ragan Henninger '98 has been appointed senior policy advisor in the office of San Jose Mayor Sam Liccardo. Ragan joined Sam's council office in 2007, first as a council assistant, then spent five years as chief of staff. Her policy expertise includes environment, housing, budget and economic development, including work on the citywide inclusionary housing policy, plastic bag ban, and downtown high-rise incentive. She later left service with the city to manage Sam's successful mayoral campaign in 2014. She previously worked for HomeFirst (formerly EHC LifeBuilders) as the director of Development and Communications where she was responsible for raising over $12 million annually.
Ragan currently serves on the board of Legacy Alviso San José Youth Foundation and is responsible for the foundation's charitable distributions. Ragan and her husband live in the Cambrian neighborhood of San José, where they are raising their daughter.
Hilary Hendershott '99, MBA '11 appeared in the Silicon Valley Business Journal's 2014 40 Under 40 list. She is the founder and CEO of Hilary Hendershott Financial, one of Silicon Valley's only woman-owned and operated investment advisory firms. She has made it her mission to empower women to maximize their own resources, grow their wealth and live sustainable and healthy lives. She has created a financial training program, Your Rich Retirement Academy, which is delivered virtually and designed for Millennial and younger investors, and teaches both healthy money mindsets and technical skills such as calculation of net worth and retirement savings goals, to enable long-range financial success.
Angel Diaz '99 and Alma Diaz Parra '01 welcomed their second child, Antonio Ernesto, on Oct. 27, 2014. He joins big brother Eduardo Angel who is three years old and the family resides in Los Angeles.
Stephanie Rocha '00, J.D. '09 appeared in the Silicon Valley Business Journal's 2014 40 Under 40 list. She is an associate attorney at Miller Morton Cailat & Nevis LLP, where Rocha represents developers, builders and prime contractors in construction litigation, including defect and payment disputes. She also represents real estate agents and brokers, homeowners, landlords, tenants and other individuals and entities in a variety of real estate- and business-related matters.
Jeff Nishita MBA '00 has joined Novogradac & Company LLP, a San Francisco-based accounting and consulting firm that specializes in affordable housing, community development, historic preservation and renewable energy tax credits. Nishita performs numerous services in the real estate industry, including audit and tax services, consulting, forecasting and training. He works with for-profit and nonprofit developers, syndicators and direct investors.
Mr. Nishita speaks at various affordable housing conferences throughout the year and is in charge of maintaining the firm's Financial Forecast Model. He is also the founder of the firm's community service program and one of the founders of the firm's LIHTC Working Group, a membership organization that addresses technical issues in the Low-Income Housing Tax Credit (LIHTC) program.
Before joining Novogradac & Company LLP, Mr. Nishita worked with several start-up companies and small businesses in executive positions.
Daniel S. Hendrickson, S.J., M.Div. '06 will be Creighton University's 25th president as of July 2015. Hendrickson was born and raised in Fremont, Nebraska. He moved west to attend Marquette University, graduating with a B.A. in psychology and theology, before entering the Society of Jesus.
Tae-Woong Koo J.D. '09 appeared in the Silicon Valley Business Journal's 2014 40 Under 40 list. He is a senior associate in Morgan, Lewis & Bockius LLP's Intellectual Property Practice and works behind the scenes in Silicon Valley's technology industry to safeguard the heart of its economic vitality and cultural values: innovation.
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Lawyer for Oregon school shooter seeks new sentence
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PORTLAND — It's been nearly 15 years since an Oregon teen fatally shot his parents and embarked on a deadly high school shooting spree.
Now Kip Kinkel's lawyer is asking a state judge to toss out his nearly 112-year sentence, based on a ruling last summer by the U.S. Supreme Court that dealt with mandatory life in prison without parole for juveniles.
Kinkel was just 15 when he killed two fellow students at Thurston High School in Springfield and wounded 25 others in May 1998. He earlier shot and killed his parents at home.
The Oregonian reports that Kinkel agreed to accept a plea deal to serve 25 years for the fatal shootings. However, a judge sentenced him in November 1999 to 111 years and eight months without the possibility of parole, factoring in time for attempted murder counts.
In a petition filed March 27, Kinkel's lawyer seeks a new sentencing hearing. Oregon's attorney general must respond by next month. State Justice Department spokeswoman Ellen Klem declined comment.
The high court ruled 5-4 in Miller v. Alabama that the mandatory true life sentences for two 14-year-old boys — tried as adults and convicted of murder — violated the Eighth Amendment's ban on cruel and unusual punishment.
The court left open the possibility that minors under age 18 still could be sentenced to life without parole, but only if the sentencing judge makes a finding that the penalty is appropriate, weighing the defendant's character and details of the crime.
More than 2,000 juveniles are serving mandatory life sentences without parole in the United States, according to the Juvenile Law Center, a public interest law firm for children based in Philadelphia.
In Oregon, seven inmates sentenced as juveniles are serving life in prison without parole. Three others are like Kinkel, juveniles who were tried as adults and sentenced to 80 years or more, according to state corrections records.
In Kinkel's petition, attorney Andy Simrin argues that the nearly 112-year prison term is longer than the life expectancy of any human. He urges a Marion County judge to throw out Kinkel's sentence and order a new sentencing hearing.
"He pleaded guilty and didn't try to evade responsibility for what he had done and asked for a lawful sentence," Simrin wrote in the petition.
Kinkel had filed a challenge to his sentence in federal court in 2011, saying he was mentally ill at the time of the shootings and the trial court should not have accepted his guilty plea without first ordering a mental health exam. That's now on hold, pending the outcome of the state petition, The Oregonian reported.
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The First Data Pack for Android: Netrunner Is Now Available |
Android: Netrunner The Card Game | Published 13 December 2012 |
"Your new optics are now ready. Enjoy."
–Nurse Hannah 3J4VN2
What Lies Ahead, the first Data Pack for Android: Netrunner, is now available at your local retailer!
As it issues players into the technological warfare of the Genesis Cycle, What Lies Ahead provides major boosts to all of the game's seven factions, permitting the exploration of new strategies and more focused deck builds. New agendas, ice, icebreakers, hardware, and resources shake up the network, and fans of the Anarch and Haas-Bioroid factions should delight in the expansion's two new identities.
A Different Breed of Machine
We've already seen the new Anarch identity, Whizzard (What Lies Ahead, 1) and how his approach to running differs greatly from that of the Core Set Anarch, Noise (Core Set, 1). Instead of sending the top card of R&D to the Archives each time he installs a virus program, Whizzard keeps three credits on hand each turn to trash cards directly when he accesses them. While his ability reinforces the Anarchs' traditional strengths in trashing cards and their destructive tendencies, Whizzard steers the Anarchs toward economic supremacy, via the destruction of Corporate assets, and away from the Archive-diving and file depletion strategies that Noise better supports.
Likewise, What Lies Ahead also adds an extra dimension to Haas-Bioroid with the new identity card, Haas-Bioroid, Stronger Together (What Lies Ahead, 10).
In the Core Set, Haas-Bioroid's identity, Engineering the Future (Core Set, 54), was all about the efficient installation of defenses. It allowed the Corp player to gain a credit the first time he installed a card each turn. Many Haas-Bioroid players took full advantage of the economic benefits by building tremendous defenses, tucking their agendas and assets deep within massive servers, layered with ice and upgrades.
However, those servers, as large as they were, were far from impregnable. Savvy Runners found ways to accelerate their economies to match. Thus, in What Lies Ahead, another competing section of Haas-Bioroid has promoted a new strategy, modifying the strength of every piece of bioroid ice it installs. This shift may slow Haas-Bioroid's initial installment of its ice, but it leads toward greater advantages later in the game. For example, when the Runner has managed to install icebreakers for each type of ice, he needs only to generate the necessary resources to break subroutine after subroutine. When the game reaches that point, the extra cost the Runner must pay to match the strength of each piece of bioroid ice eventually outstrips the early advantages that Haas-Bioroid's new identity forfeits.
This shift toward the late game appears not only in Haas-Bioroid's new identity, but in its agenda, Mandatory Upgrades (What Lies Ahead, 11), which requires a heavy investment to advance to completion. Still, once the agenda has been scored, it pays off in dividends, granting the Haas-Bioroid player an extra click to spend each turn. It's uncertain exactly how powerful this extra click will prove, but it's safe to say that it will be highly impactful.
Forge Your Own Identity
With the sixty new cards (three copies each of twenty individual cards) from What Lies Ahead, you can use Whizzard and Haas-Bioroid, Stronger Together to explore the factions' new potential, or you can explore the new strategies available to all of the Core Set identities.
Head to your local retailer today to pick up your copy, and discover What Lies Ahead!
Based on the classic card game designed by Richard Garfield, Android: Netrunner The Card Game is a game for two players set in the dystopian future of Android. It pits monolothic megacorps against subversive netrunners in a high-stakes struggle for the control of valuable data.


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The next episode of the Order 66 Podcast, the original podcast devoted to Star Wars Roleplaying is coming at ya with a live simulcast this Saturday night, Feb. 2, 2012!
We're proud to welcome a new special guest for Saturday's episode, the inestimable Zoe Robinson, Senior Art Coordinator for FFG! Zoe is a Star Wars RPG nut, who's been playing since the WEG days, and we're going to pick her brain about the design and art direction she's brought to Edge of the Empire, then talk about bringing that same Star Wars feel into your own home games!
If any of you have any questions for Zoe, we'll do our best to get to them! Please post them up in this thread on the d20radio boards: http://www.d20radio....=109146#p109146, or email them to me with the subject heading "Questions for Zoe" at email@example.com
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Dr. Phil Stull is the Official Orthopedic Doctor for the Denver Outlaws Lacrosse team. Specializing in Sports medicine & general orthopedics, Dr. Stull graduated magna cum laude from the University of Pennsylvania in 1984. He received his medical degree from Yale University in 1988, and then completed a residency in orthopedic surgery at the New York Orthopedic Hospital, Columbia Medical Center in New York City, graduating in 1993. He then received specialized training in sports medicine by completing a year-long fellowship at the University of Colorado and Aspen Valley Hospital in Aspen, Colorado. He has had experience treating professional, collegiate, high school, and all levels of recreational athletes. He has published extensively in the orthopedic literature including articles based on original research.
Colorado Orthopedic Consultants is Denver's premiere sports medicine group. Comprised of seven physicians, Colorado Orthopedic Consultants treats problems with the Hips, Knees, Hand & Wrist, Elbows, Foot & Ankle, Spine & Shoulders, along with helping patients rehab at their on-site physical therapy clinic. There are three convenient practices in the greater Denver metro area (Englewood, Aurora and Littleton).
Team Doctor
Dr. Mike Lipnick is the official Primary Care Physician for the Denver Outlaws lacrosse team. He is a Denver native born and raised in Colorado. He graduated Summa Cum Laude from Bethany College in 1997. Dr. Lipnick recieved his Medical Doctorate from the University of Kansas and then returned to Colorado and completed a Family Medicine residency at Poudre Valley in Fort Collins. After training he did full-scope Family Medicine on the Eastern Plains of Colorado for 5 years. Dr. Lipnick is a partner at Ponderosa Family Physicians in Aurora, CO and is passionate about preventive medicine, sports medicine, and pediatrics. He lives in Aurora with his wife and two children.
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Dr. David Shapiro, of Shapiro Family Chiropractic, has been in private practice in the Denver area since 1998. He is the official chiropractor for the Denver Outlaws and has been the chiropractor for the Colorado State University men's and women's lacrosse teams for the past two years. He enjoys working with athletes of all levels.
Dr. Shapiro has received extensive post-graduate education and certification in extremity adjusting (ankles, knees, wrist, shoulders, etc.) to improve athletic performance, help reduce injury and aid in quicker recovery when injury does occur. He has also received advanced training and certification in pregnancy and pediatrics, soft tissue injury and whiplash trauma. His certification includes the Webster Technique, a specific technique used to facilitate a healthier pregnancy and birth. His services include custom orthotics to reduce foot pain and improve body mechanics.
Dr. Shapiro resides in Denver with his wife and two children, ages 3 and 7. He is passionate about chiropractic care and overall health for the entire family. Shapiro Family Chiropractic is conveniently located in Denver.
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Maggie Yates has been with the Outlaws since their inaugural season in 2006. She has been an ATC since 2003 and is also a Certified Strength & Conditioning Specialist (2001). Maggie was most recently a trainer at Chaparral High School, and has been part of the medical team for the Winter X Games. Maggie is a native of Denver and graduated from Douglas County High School in 1995. She received a Bachelor's of Science in Sports Medicine from Pepperdine University in 1999 where she also competed in swimming. She currently resides in Parker, CO where she lives with her husband and two daughters.
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My name is Anna Castellano. I am a sports massage therapist with a background specializing in orthopedic, sports and deep tissue massage. I have a degree in Exercise and Sport Science from Oregon State University and a license to practice massage through the Colorado Board of Massage Therapists; as well as a National license. I have been in practice for six years; with initial training from Oregon School of Massage. I attended many strong continuing education classes such as KinesioTape, Sports Massage, Myoskeletal Alignment Technique, etc. to expand and improve my knowledge and techniques to better serve my clients. My professional experiences include but not limited to working at the Prefontaine Classic, the 2008 and 2012 USA Track and Field Olympic Trials and I work for USA Curling throughout the year. On a more regular basis I work with numerous athletes as well as the general public. The goal for what I do is to help athletes achieve their optimal level of performance during and after training. For people who see me and do not participate in sport, my goal is to help them maintain good physical health. My overall objective to what I do is simple, I want to help people feel and perform their best whether it is another day at work or the event of a lifetime. I look forward to working with you!


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