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Students will view and discuss the American Flag and the Pledge of Allegiance. They will discuss friendship and understand that teachers help them learn. SS-EP-1.3.1, SS-EP-1.3.2, SS-EP-5.2.1
Students will learn terms that describe relative location (e.g., near, far, etc.), understand the purpose of maps and globes, and describe the location of places in the school. SS-EP-4.1.1
Students will understand the necessity of rules and the consequences of breaking them. They will identify authority figures at home and school, and discuss the actions of good citizens. SS-EP-1.1.2, SS-EP-1.3.2, SS-EP-2.2.1
Students will learn that a responsibility is a duty to do or not do something and will discuss examples of responsibility and privacy. SS-EP-1.3.2, SS-EP-2.3.1, SS-EP-2.3.2
Students will understand calendar time (e.g., days, weeks, months). Students will use words and phrases related to chronology and time.
Students will learn that history tells the story of people in the past and things that happened in the past. They will also learn about Christopher Columbus and Columbus Day. SS-EP-2.1.2, SS-EP-4.1.1, SS-EP-5.2.1, SS-EP-5.2.2
Students will understand that we can describe where we live in many different ways. They will know their own phone number, address, city and state. SS-EP-4.1.1, SS-EP-4.1.2
Students will understand how to use and create a timeline using words and phrases related to time. They will begin to develop an awareness of primary sources.
Students will identify the difference between needs and wants and will understand that people work to earn money for things they need and want. SS-EP-3.3.1, SS-EP-3.4.3, SS-EP-5.1.1
Students will learn about the Mayflower's journey to America, the experiences of the Pilgrims, and the hardships of surviving in a new country. SS-EP-2.1.1, SS-EP-2.1.2, SS-EP-2.3.1, SS-EP-3.1.1, SS-EP-3.4.3, SS-EP-4.1.1, SS-EP-4.1.2, SS-EP-5.2.1, SS-EP-5.2.2
Students will identify basic landforms, bodies of water and cardinal directions. They will explain that maps and globes help locate places. SS-EP-4.1.1, SS-EP-4.1.2, SS-EP-4.2.1
Students will learn about seasons on Earth and will describe seasonal weather changes. They will understand how weather affects people and the environment. SS-EP-4.3.1, SS-EP-4.3.2, SS-EP-4.1.3, SS-EP-4.4.2
Students will learn about different types of weather and some effects it has on people and the environment. SS-EP-4.3.2, SS-EP-4.1.1, SS-EP-4.1.2, SS-EP-4.2.1, SS-EP-4.4.2
Students will demonstrate ways to resolve conflicts by being good citizens and discuss ways for groups to make decisions fairly. SS-EP-1.1.2, SS-EP-1.3.2, SS-EP-2.2.1, SS-EP-2.3.1, SS-EP-2.3.2
Students will understand that maps and globes help locate places and will differentiate between land and water features. SS-EP-4.1.1, SS-EP-4.1.2, SS-EP-4.1.3, SS-EP-4.2.1, SS-EP-4.4.2
Students will learn about cardinal directions and identify basic bodies of water near the United States and in other places on Earth. SS-EP-4.1.1, SS-EP-4.1.2, SS-EP-4.2.1
Students will learn about some ways people of different cultures and countries celebrate holidays. SS-EP-2.1.1, SS-EP-2.1.2
Students will learn about presidents and other patriotic men and women in the U.S. prior to 1880 (e.g., George Washington, Abraham Lincoln, Harriet Tubman). SS-EP-1.3.1, SS-EP-5.1.1, SS-EP-5.2.1, SS-EP-5.2.3
Students will learn about important buildings, statues, and monuments associated with American history (e.g., the White House, Mount Rushmore). SS-EP-1.3.2, SS-EP-5.2.1
Students will learn about the way American symbols, holidays, and patriotic activities reflect the shared values, principles and beliefs of Americans. SS-EP-1.3.1, SS-EP-1.3.2, SS-EP-2.3.1, SS-EP-5.1.1, SS-EP-5.2.1
Students will discuss the individual rights and responsibilities they have as part of their family, school and community. They will demonstrate the characteristics of a good citizen. SS-EP-1.3.1, SS-EP-1.3.2, SS-EP-2.2.1, SS-EP-4.1.1, SS-EP-4.1.2
Students will understand the difference between consumers and producers and between goods and services. They will discuss needs and wants and the way people get things they need and want. SS-EP-3.3.1, SS-EP-3.3.2, SS-EP-3.4.1, SS-EP-3.4.2, SS-EP-4.1.1, SS-EP-5.2.3, SS-EP-5.1.1
Students will learn about work and discuss the jobs people do in their communities. They will describe tools or equipment needed for some jobs. SS-EP-2.1.1, SS-EP-2.1.2, SS-EP-3.3.1, SS-EP-3.3.2, SS-EP-3.4.1, SS-EP-3.4.2, SS-EP-3.4.3
Students will understand the basic concepts of spending and saving money. They will recognize that U.S. currency comes in different forms. SS-EP-3.2.1, SS-EP-3.3.1, SS-EP-3.3.2, SS-EP-3.4.1
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Production images have been released for Great Expectations at the Vaudeville Theatre, which is being broadcast live in cinemas today (7 February 2013) to commemorate Charles Dickens' birthday.
Great Expectations has been adapted for the stage by Scottish playwright Jo Clifford, and is directed by Graham McLaren. Cast includes Jack Ellis as Jaggers, Chris Ellison as Magwitch, Paul Nivison as Adult Pip and Paula Wilcox as Miss Havisham.
The show, which opened to press last night, is being broadcast to celebrate the launch of new charity The Dickens Legacy. It runs until 1 June 2013.
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Today's the day the word "or" died. For the past 800 years, that pesky conjunction has demanded we choose one option over another. For marketers, it's meant marketing automation solutions that were either "2.0" or reliable, beautiful or functional, simple or powerful. But today, with the launch of Eloqua10, we've brought to a close the era of "or" – because Eloqua10 is innovative and reliable, beautiful and functional, simple and powerful. Eloqua10 marks the beginning of "and's" reign.
Enjoy this video from my unveiling of Eloqua10 at our Eloqua Experience user conference. I think you will see how passionate marketers are about the future of marketing automation and revenue performance management. I am especially thrilled because every employee and every department at Eloqua came together to plan, build, test, refine and bring to market a truly revolutionary solution – a solution that was inspired and shaped by our clients, the greatest marketers in the world.
Here's a little backstory on the birth of Eloqua10. Two years ago as the usage of Eloqua9 was accelerating, customers came to me and said they wanted to make tasks shorter and easier to execute. So we hired the best design firm in Silicon Valley – IDEO – who spent months talking to customers. Then we got our team into a room. The team included engineers, "human factors" experts, customer support, best practices consultants and product managers. For four months we did not write a single line of code. Instead we designed, fought, re-designed and built the work flows. We prioritized the most-used scenarios and we hid the complexity. Then and only then did we start slinging code. For over a year we have been writing, testing, writing, testing. Rinse, lather, repeat. We made a pledge to not release the software until it was just about perfect – a rarity in SaaS. Simply put, two years of effort culminated today in the public unveiling of Eloqua10. And on November 21, 2010 it will be available to all marketers.
Starting now you will hear more and more about Eloqua10 and what it means to the marketing and sales words. You will discover how it can be used as the framework for your revenue performance management future. Eloqua's team has a massive amount of compelling content in the queue. But like Eloqua10 itself, sometimes the most powerful message is also the most simple. And for me what makes Eloqua10 so remarkable is that it eliminates the need for marketers to choose between what they want to achieve and how they want to achieve it. Welcome to Eloqua10. Welcome to "and."
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Girl Scouts of North East Ohio Honors BW's Linda Bluso
Linda Bluso, chair of Baldwin Wallace University's Division of Business Administration, was recognized by the Girl Scouts of North East Ohio as a Woman of Influence at a ceremony on September 8, 2011. This prestigious award honors exemplary leaders who continue to advance the status of women and who serve as mentors to girls, promote leadership by fostering self-confidence, and aspire to leave a lasting legacy with the next generation of leaders.
"These women exemplify not only leadership skills, but also inspire, motivate and give back to our community," Daisy L. Alford-Smith, Ph.D., chief executive officer of Girl Scouts of North East Ohio, said.
When Bluso learned that she was a recipient of this year's award, she was honored and humbled to receive this recognition from the Girl Scouts, an organization that has been providing girls with character-building experiences and leadership training for 100 years.
"To be honored as a woman of influence by the Girl Scouts is absolutely overwhelming to me," Bluso said. "It gives me a sense of pride to know that I can be a role model to the young women who will be our future leaders. I would say to any girl who wants to have a profession or have a career, it is reachable. Never give up and always have a dream," she said.
The Girl Scout Award is just one of many that Bluso has received recently. Her transition from courtroom to classroom at BW is outlined in the cover story of the September issue of Cleveland Business Connects. This past summer, she was awarded the YWCA Greater Cleveland's 2011 Women of Achievement Award for her exemplary leadership qualities. The YMCA's award is given to outstanding women who demonstrate excellence, accomplishments and commitment in their careers and communities.
Smart Business Cleveland named Bluso as one of the top-five women executives and she is featured in the Corporate Law section of Best Lawyers 2011. She also was recognized as a Leading Lawyer by Inside Business, an honor presented to the top one percent of northeast Ohio attorneys, and she was named COSE's 2007 Volunteer of the Year.
In addition to her role at Baldwin Wallace, Bluso is Of Counsel with Brouse McDowell, Co. LPA. Prior to BW, she was partner-in-charge of Brouse McDowell's Cleveland office, which she served for the past five years. Also, she served for 19 years as one of the named and founding partners of the law firm formerly known as Buckley, King & Bluso. Bluso graduated magna cum laude from Cleveland State University, where she earned her J.D. from the Cleveland-Marshall College of Law in 1982.


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Revised Standard Version (RSV) | New International Version (NIV) |
1 Bel bows down, Nebo stoops, their idols are on beasts and cattle; these things you carry are loaded as burdens on weary beasts. | 1 Bel bows down, Nebo stoops low; their idols are borne by beasts of burden. The images that are carried about are burdensome, a burden for the weary. |
2 They stoop, they bow down together, they cannot save the burden, but themselves go into captivity. | 2 They stoop and bow down together; unable to rescue the burden, they themselves go off into captivity. |
3 "Hearken to me, O house of Jacob, all the remnant of the house of Israel, who have been borne by me from your birth, carried from the womb; | 3 "Listen to me, O house of Jacob, all you who remain of the house of Israel, you whom I have upheld since you were conceived, and have carried since your birth. |
4 even to your old age I am He, and to gray hairs I will carry you. I have made, and I will bear; I will carry and will save. | 4 Even to your old age and gray hairs I am he, I am he who will sustain you. I have made you and I will carry you; I will sustain you and I will rescue you. |
5 "To whom will you liken me and make me equal, and compare me, that we may be alike? | 5 "To whom will you compare me or count me equal? To whom will you liken me that we may be compared? |
6 Those who lavish gold from the purse, and weigh out silver in the scales, hire a goldsmith, and he makes it into a god; then they fall down and worship! | 6 Some pour out gold from their bags and weigh out silver on the scales; they hire a goldsmith to make it into a god, and they bow down and worship it. |
7 They lift it upon their shoulders, they carry it, they set it in its place, and it stands there; it cannot move from its place. If one cries to it, it does not answer or save him from his trouble. | 7 They lift it to their shoulders and carry it; they set it up in its place, and there it stands. From that spot it cannot move. Though one cries out to it, it does not answer; it cannot save him from his troubles. |
8 "Remember this and consider, recall it to mind, you transgressors, | 8 "Remember this, fix it in mind, take it to heart, you rebels. |
9 remember the former things of old; for I am God, and there is no other; I am God, and there is none like me, | 9 Remember the former things, those of long ago; I am God, and there is no other; I am God, and there is none like me. |
10 declaring the end from the beginning and from ancient times things not yet done, saying, 'My counsel shall stand, and I will accomplish all my purpose,' | 10 I make known the end from the beginning, from ancient times, what is still to come. I say: My purpose will stand, and I will do all that I please. |
11 calling a bird of prey from the east, the man of my counsel from a far country. I have spoken, and I will bring it to pass; I have purposed, and I will do it. | 11 From the east I summon a bird of prey; from a far-off land, a man to fulfill my purpose. What I have said, that will I bring about; what I have planned, that will I do. |
12 "Hearken to me, you stubborn of heart, you who are far from deliverance: | 12 Listen to me, you stubborn-hearted, you who are far from righteousness. |
13 I bring near my deliverance, it is not far off, and my salvation will not tarry; I will put salvation in Zion, for Israel my glory." | 13 I am bringing my righteousness near, it is not far away; and my salvation will not be delayed. I will grant salvation to Zion, my splendor to Israel. |
Revised Standard Version of the Bible, copyright 1952 [2nd edition, 1971] by the Division of Christian Education of the National Council of the Churches of Christ in the United States of America. Used by permission. All rights reserved. (Revised Standard Version - Holy Bible) | Scripture quoted by permission. Quotations designated (NIV) are from THE HOLY BIBLE: NEW INTERNATIONAL VERSION®. NIV®. Copyright © 1973, 1978, 1984 by Biblica. All rights reserved worldwide. (New International Version Bible Online) |


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January 25, 2015
What a wonderful location in downtown Greenville, SC. At the tip of N Main, it is within walking distance of many shops and fabulous restaurants. Robyn and Michael were particularly attentive in making sure I had a comfortable room in a requested area of the hotel. They always found time to answer my questions and suggest local cafes, restaurants and events. The breakfast area was particularly tidy and always stocked with coffee, tea, cream and sugar. The lady who worked most days in the breakfast area was very pleasant each morning (please forgive me as I can't recall her name, but I remember her being quite tall), starting my day off just right. One day of my two week stay, a housekeeper failed to return to finish cleaning my room - even so, it doesn't change my mind about this property!! My stay in Greenville was fabulous.
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My first visit at Staybridge suites, very pleased with the staff and facility, The laundry room was very helpful while being gone for a week. The full size refrigerator is a great added feature to the kitchen. The bathroom vanity could have had a little more light for makeup purposes, really have no gripes about anything. I wish we had a staybridge near me


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Aquatic Agricultural Systems
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More than 700 million people depend on aquatic agricultural systems for their livelihoods. These are diverse farming systems that include a mix of cultivation, livestock, aquaculture, fishing, and gathering natural resources such as fruits, seeds, timber and wildlife. However, there are many constraints that prevent low income smallholders from fully benefitting from these naturally productive systems. The CGIAR Research Program on Aquatic Agricultural Systems starts from the premise that poverty is rarely caused solely by inadequate income or assets. Other reasons can include marginalization, when a group of people is disadvantaged or excluded due to their ethnicity, race, religion, caste, gender, age, HIV status or other attribute. Often this group is also more vulnerable to economic shocks, environmental changes, and natural disasters.
The Program, led by WorldFish, recognizes the multiple dimensions of poverty, and the diversified livelihood strategies used by farming families. Research is embedded within communities using a farmer-participatory approach, with both beneficiary households and development partners working hand-in-hand.
Our research agenda
Geography very often determines the livelihood opportunities and the role of fisheries and aquaculture within aquatic agricultural systems. For aquatic agricultural systems located close to urban centers or transport corridors, these opportunities are increasingly market-oriented. For those aquatic agricultural systems located in remote and inaccessible rural areas however, market opportunities are severely constrained. Meeting the livelihood and food security needs of these remote rural populations requires multi-pronged approaches with changes to technologies, markets and social institutions.
Recognizing the complexity of these livelihoods, WorldFish will work with CGIAR centers and other partners to pursue an integrated program of research that focuses on six broad themes:


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WoW Insider Show Episode 86: No love for Gnomes {WoW}
Apr 23rd 2009 1:17AM Love the show :) and I listen each week. But I had a problem with this one - I'm a holy paladin and I noticed that when you guys talked about the 3.1 changes (to which I was looking forward to hearing) you pretty much spent a very tiny amount of time on the changes made to paladins, HOLY in particular. I was disappointed in the "almost brushoff" handling that you did ... the Kings thing (pfft), the Aura thing (who knows what this does except that it only lasts for 10 secs with a 2 minute CD /useless, but it does have a pretty graphic LOL), then you said that there were a lot of changes to protection. That was it! You spent a lot of time on all the other classes and their changes including their nerfs. Not one mention of the major nerf/changes to the holy paladins and how they will heal or rather NOT heal in instances.
A plea against vehicle combat {WoW}
Feb 17th 2009 8:45PM Oh NO!!!
They'd better not. I totally agree with you ... no vehicle combat in raids please !
Yes it's bad enough in quests, but you don't have to do them.
It's bad enough in PvP, but at least you don't have to do them.
NOW they are going to "force" me into a vehicle, just because I want to raid ... what are you doing Blizz!! Stop this please.
My Buggy Valentine: Problems with Love is in the Air {WoW}
Feb 15th 2009 9:42PM I am very angry at this whole festival. I only needed this one for my meta. So, when I first heard that the pet wasn't going to be part of the achievment, I thought hooray. If it's one thing I have absolutely no luck in - its PETS. So, during last week (in between raids, home, work, sleep) I did what I could to get the achievements done. I changed my home port to Dalaran (at 1 or 2fps you can imagine how I hated to do that). Then spent all Friday night (after raid), all Saturday, all Sunday ... just to get that ROTTEN SINGLE HEART !!! Up at 4am this morning till 6am, no heart ... /cry /slash


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Have you ever received an email requesting your personal information or encouraging you to click on a link? If so, such email could be a phishing attack – a criminally fraudulent attempt to trick, mislead, or persuade you into disclosing your personal information. Phishing may be in the form of a URL, pop-up, text message, telephone call, etc. One way to avoid becoming a victim of phishing is to practice hovering over links in order to inspect them before clicking.
Why Are Phishing Attacks Dangerous?
You are at risk of having your identity stolen and your personal assets hijacked when you click on links within phishing emails and respond to requests such as "enter your WebID/password" or "provide your bank account information." For example, your UM WebID and password could be stolen, giving someone else access to everything you do online at the University of Mississippi. Phishing attacks usually appear to come from a legitimate source (University of MS, the IT Helpdesk, or your bank) and often express a sense of urgency for you to enter your personal information: "your account will be blocked"; "account validation is required immediately."
Other red flags may include spelling and grammar errors, your email address listed in the "From" area of an email, missing punctuation in URLs, and the use of plain text (absence of logos).
How Do I Identify Phishing?
Hovering your mouse over links is one technique used to identify phishing attacks on websites or in emails. When you rest the pointer over the item (link or name in the "From" column) without clicking, you can see more information. You will be able to view if the email or link is recognizable. For example, olemiss.edu would not come from olemiss.com. Additionally, the University will never send emails asking for your account or personal information , to verify your login credentials, etc. If the email appears to come from a known source, but you are still in doubt, contact the source directly to inquire about it.
Phishers can make emails look authentic, but you should practice being suspicious and cautious of possible phishing attacks. See the following examples that you may have received on our campus:
Email "Subjects":
- "Re-Validate Your myOleMiss WebID/Password"
- "View Your 2015 Upcoming Pay Raise Increase"
- "Webmail Upgrade"
- No subject
Email "From" Addresses:
- "Email Support Team"
- "IT Helpdesk support .com"
- "Ole Miss Security"
- Unrecognizable Email address
Email Body:
- Provide the following information to view important information regarding your Bancorp South account: Username: Password:
- " http//myolemis<>login<portal" ( illegitimate link – correct format (http://) not used, myOleMiss misspelled, uses "<,>" symbols)
- "http://newwidjets.com/olemiss.edu/login.php" (This is a phishing URL that has olemiss.edu in it, but olemiss.edu is in the wrong place.) Important tip for hovering over links to websites that are hosted by the University of MS: Always look for olemiss.edu to come immediately after http:// or .olemiss.edu to follow https://name of a UM Web server (i.e., before the first single forward slash, e.g., http://olemiss.edu/ or https://secure1.olemiss.edu/).
How do Phishers Retrieve My Email Address?
Phishers may perform detailed research using directories or a database of email addresses obtained from Internet service providers, government agencies, employers, etc. For example, phishers may target geographical regions and locate employers that may have email addresses listed. Bottom line, this information (your email address) may be available anywhere making you a possible target. However, you can protect your information by using such tactics as hovering and increasing your knowledge of identifying phishing attacks.
How Do I Report a Possible Phishing Attack?
If you suspect that you may be a victim of phishing, expand the header and forward the email to email@example.com or contact David Drewrey at 662-915-5210. Then, delete the email from your Inbox.
If you should have any questions about more preventive phishing tactics and solutions to handling or decreasing phishing attacks, please contact the IT Helpdesk at firstname.lastname@example.com or 662-915-5222. If you think you have released your personal information to some form of phishing: Directly contact the sender (if known) or the business via the correct email address, contact information located on the actual web site, etc.; DO NOT reply to the email or follow links in the email. Other possible precautions are to change your password and talk to representatives to place alerts on your credit reports/bank accounts. For more information on phishing, visit the IT Security website. See other related articles: Online UM Security Awareness Training and Protect Your UM Passwords .
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Woman in wheelchair hit and killed by semi truck
KBKW reports the woman was in a crosswalk Tuesday afternoon when she was struck by the truck, making a turn, and dragged for some distance.
Witnesses shouted at the driver to stop. The woman was pinned under the truck and died.


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Pan-American Exposition
The Pan-American Exposition was a World's Fair held in Buffalo, New York, United States, from May 1 through November 2, 1901. The fair occupied 350 acres (1.4 km2) of land on the western edge of what is now Delaware Park, extending from Delaware Ave. to Elmwood Ave and northward to Great Arrow Ave.
The event was organized by the Pan-American Exposition Company, formed in 1897. Cayuga Island was initially chosen as the place to hold the Exposition because of the island's proximity to Niagara Falls, which was a huge tourist attraction. When the Spanish-American War broke out in 1898, plans were put on hold. After the war, there was a heated competition between Buffalo and Niagara Falls over the location. Buffalo won for two main reasons. First, Buffalo had a much larger population — with roughly 350,000 people, it was the eighth-largest city in the United States. Second, Buffalo had better railroad connections — the city was within a day's journey by rail for over 40 million people. In July 1898, Congress pledged $500,000 for the Exposition to be held at Buffalo. The "Pan American" theme was carried throughout the event with the slogan "commercial well being and good understanding among the American Republics." The advent of the alternating current power transmission system in the US allowed designers to light the Exposition in Buffalo using power generated 25 miles (40 km) away at Niagara Falls.
Key events[edit]
The exposition is most remembered because President William McKinley was shot by an anarchist, Leon Czolgosz, at the Temple of Music on September 6, 1901; the President died 8 days later. McKinley had given an address at the exposition the previous day; his speech included the following words:
"Expositions are the timekeepers of progress. They record the world's advancements. They stimulate the energy, enterprise, and intellect of the people, and quicken human genius. They go into the home. They broaden and brighten the daily life of the people. They open mighty storehouses of information to the student...."
The newly developed X-ray machine was displayed at the fair, but doctors were reluctant to use it on McKinley to search for the bullet because they did not know what side effects it might have had on him. Also, the operating room at the exposition's emergency hospital did not have any electric lighting, even though the exteriors of many of the buildings were covered with thousands of light bulbs. Doctors used a pan to reflect sunlight onto the operating table as they treated McKinley's wounds.
Lina Beecher, creator of the Flip Flap Railway, attempted to demonstrate one of his looping roller coasters at the fair, but the organizers of the event considered the ride to be too dangerous and refused to allow it on the grounds.[1]
Buildings and exhibits[2][edit]
- The Administration Building
- The Agricultural, Manufacturers, and Liberal Arts Buildings designed by George Shepley.
- The Electric Tower (the fair's center piece) designed by John Galen Howard.
- The Electricity Building designed by Green & Wicks.
- The Ethnology Building designed by George Cary.
- The Government Building designed by James Knox Taylor.
- The Machinery and Transportation Building designed by Green & Wicks.
- The Mines, Forestry and Graphic Arts Building, and Horticulture Buildings all designed by Robert Swain Peabody.
- The New York State Building designed by George Cary and constructed of Vermont Marble.
- The Stadium, used for athletic sports was modeled after the Panathenaic Stadium.[3]
- The Temple of Music which served as the center for the live performances. Designed by Esenwein & Johnson.
- The Woman's Building
- The Court of Fountains, the central court to the exposition.
- The Great Amphitheater
- The Triumphal Bridge, which was positioned over the "Mirror Lake"
- Joshua Slocum's sloop, the Spray, on which he had recently sailed around the world alone.
- A Trip to the Moon (attraction)
When the fair ended, most of the buildings were demolished and the grounds were cleared and subdivided to be used for residential streets. Similar to previous world fairs, most of the buildings were constructed of timber and steel framing with precast staff panels made of a plaster/fiber mix. These buildings were built as a means of rapid construction and temporary ornamentation and not made to last.[4] A boulder marking the site of McKinley's assassination was placed in a grassy median on Fordham Drive in Buffalo.[5]
The New York State Building, located in Delaware Park, was designed to outlast the Exposition and is now used as a museum by the Buffalo History Museum. Designated a National Historic Landmark in 1987, it can be visited on Nottingham Court. The Albright-Knox Art Gallery was intended to be used as a Fine Arts Pavilion but delays in its construction saw it uncompleted in time. The original Electric Tower, although demolished, was the inspiration and design prototype for the 13 story, Beaux-Arts Electric Tower, built in 1912, in downtown Buffalo.
- Ticket Cost: US$0.25
($7.00 in 2015 dollars[7]). - Total Event Expense: US$7 million
($198 million in 2015 dollars[7]) - Visitors: 8,000,000
Records of the Pan-American Exposition Company survive in the library collections of the Buffalo and Erie County Historical Society.[8]
See also[edit]
- Put Me Off at Buffalo – popular song used to advertise the Exposition
- List of world's fairs
- Louisiana Purchase Exposition
- Raphael Beck
- Temple of Music
- Assassination of William McKinley
- World's Columbian Exposition
- List of world expositions
- ^ "Lina Beecher Obituary". Batavia Daily News. October 6, 1915.
- ^ Arnold, Charles (1901). Official catalogue of Pan-American exposition. Retrieved 2011-08-06.
- ^ Heverin, Aaron (December 14, 1998). "The Architecture". buffalohistoryworks. Retrieved November 6, 2012.
- ^ "Buffalo's Pan-American Exposition" Arcadia Publishing. (1998), page 23. Retrieved 2011-8-5.
- ^ Peterson, Harold (2003). "Buffalo Builds the 1901 Pan-American Exposition". Buffalo as History. Retrieved 2011-08-05.
- ^ a b Consumer Price Index (estimate) 1800–2014. Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis. Retrieved February 27, 2014.
- ^ "Pan-American Exposition Bibliography". Retrieved 2010-11-19.
Further reading[edit]
- Goodrich, Arthur (August 1901). "Short Stories of Interesting Exhibits". The World's Work: A History of Our Time II: 1054–1096. Retrieved 2009-07-09.
- Page, Walter H. (August 1901). "The Pan-American Exposition". The World's Work: A History of Our Time II: 1014–1048. Retrieved 2009-07-09.
External links[edit]
Wikimedia Commons has media related to Pan-American Exposition. |
- Pan-American Exposition Scrapbooks: A collection on New York Heritage
- William McKinley Autographed Pan-American Exposition Souvenir Booklet Shapell Manuscript Foundation
- Official catalogue and guide book to the Pan-American Exposition: with maps
- Doing the Pan
- Illuminations: Revisiting the Buffalo Pan-American Exposition of 1901
- Music Images from the Pan-American Exposition
- Movies of the Exposition and more
- The Buffalo History Museum
- Google Maps Street View of the memorial marker on Fordham Drive.
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2012 Oscar Prediction: Best Adapted Screenplay
Academy Awards By Kate Erbland on February 23, 2012 | Be the First To CommentWhile it's inevitable that one day, perhaps one day soon, the Best Adapted Screenplay category will be jam-packed with reboots and comic book stories and robot superheros flicks, it's not quite that day just yet. For now, Adapted Screenplay (which, over the years, has also been called Screenplay Adapted From Other Material, Screenplay Based on Material from Another Medium, and Best Screenplay Based on Material Previously Produced or Published) is the refuge of book nerds and theatre wonks. And, also, weirdly enough, sequels (did you know that all sequels are automatically considered adaptations because they must be based on the original story?). This year's category includes some of the year's best films (and one I absolutely hated, mainly because I love the original material so much), from a family drama to a kiddie flick for grown-ups, all the way to a political drama and a sports drama and a big, smart spy flick. But, in my mind, there's just one clear nominee deserving of the award – but do you agree? Read on for the nominations and my predicted winner in red…
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Movie News By Scott Beggs on June 22, 2009 | Comments (3)Sony-owned Columbia Pictures just shut down a project starring Brad Pitt two days before it was supposed to begin filming. What the hell did Steven Soderbergh do this time?
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By Karen CAffarini Post-Tribune correspondent January 6, 2013 4:14PM
Updated: January 6, 2013 6:38PM
HOBART — The Hobart Fire Department has promoted one member to assistant chief and hired another, bringing the roster to 50 full-time firefighters.
Lt. Brian Kerr, a city employee for 21 years, spent his first 4 1/2 years with the Streets and Sanitation Department before joining the Fire Department. He officially took over as assistant fire chief on Jan. 1, following in his father's footsteps.
Kerr's father, Keith Kerr, was assistant fire chief with the department beginning in 1996, the same year Brian Kerr started with the department, Fire Chief Brian Taylor said Friday.
"I believe his commitment to service both on and off duty has been extraordinary and will make him an excellent addition to our administration," Taylor said of the younger Kerr.
"I was delighted to be able to help the city in this capacity as assistant chief and will do my best," Brian Kerr, 42, said.
Brian Kerr said he grew up in Hobart and was a 1988 graduate of Hobart High School. He was a member of the Brickies football team.
Kerr and his wife, Suzann, have two children — Jacob, 15, and Emily, 9.
Kerr replaces former assistant chief James Jaracz, who was removed from that position in late November by Taylor. At the time, Taylor said the move was not a disciplinary action or demotion, but that he wanted to move in a different direction.
Jaracz has said he is hoping to get his former job back, doing fire prevention. The Fire Commission has not decided that issue.
On Friday, the Fire Pension Board approved the hiring of St. John resident Douglas Maruszczak II as a full-time firefighter, pending approval by the Indiana Public Employees Retirement system.
Taylor said Maruszczak, 33, is currently a Schererville firefighter.
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Serves 12
- 8 large garlic cloves, minced
- 2 teaspoons ground coriander
- 2 teaspoons ground turmeric
- 2 teaspoons dried mustard
- 2 teaspoons ground cloves
- 2 teaspoons chili powder
- 1 teaspoon aniseed
- 2 pounds boneless skinless chicken breasts, cut into 1-inch pieces
- 1 1/3 pounds boneless skinless chicken thighs, cut into 1-inch pieces
- 4 red onions, cut into 1-inch pieces
- 6 yellow summer squash, cut into 1/2-inch-thick rounds
- 4 chayote
- 1 1/2 cups olive oil
- 1/3 cup fresh lime juice
- 12 (about) bamboo skewers
Combine garlic, coriander, turmeric, dried mustard, ground cloves, chili powder and aniseed in small bowl. Place chicken in 1 glass baking dish and vegetables in another. Sprinkle each with half of spice mixture. Add half of olive oil and half of fresh lime juice to each and mix to coat well. Cover and refrigerate 6 to 8 hours.
Soak skewers in water 30 minutes. Drain. Alternate chicken and vegetables on skewers. (Can be prepared 2 hours ahead. Cover and refrigerate.)
Prepare barbecue (medium heat) or preheat broiler. Season kebabs with salt and pepper. Grill until chicken is cooked through, about 5 minutes per side. Transfer to platter.
my notes
recipe at a glance
main ingredients: Chicken, Vegetable, Onion, Yellow Squash, Garlic
cuisine: Central American/Caribbean
dietary considerations: Low/No Sugar, Wheat/Gluten-Free
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Islamic dreams about Young Man Sucking Wifes Nipple find dream interpretations. Meanings & explanations for Young Man Sucking Wifes Nipple dictionary!
Young Man Sucking Wifes Nipple dream interpretations
Dream Explanation
— (Teenage boy) An unknown
in a dream represents an enemy. If the
is known in the dream, then whatever strength, harshness, weaknesses, deceit, perfidy, or character he displays, they denote the same character in wakefulness. Walking behind an unknown
in a dream means pursuing one's enemy and conquering him. If one meets an unknown
whom he dislikes in a dream, it means that such an enemy will surface and people will abhor him. If one happens to like him in the dream, then it means that he will face an enemy whom most people like and sympathize with. If a
sees himself turned into an old person in a dream, it means that he will suffer major losses in his life. A
or a teenager in a dream mostly represents an enemy, for a teenager rarely respects or heeds the advice of his peers. A
in a dream also represents deceit, betrayal, energy, or stubbornness, though he also could represent blessings and gratitude.
Nipple Dream Explanation
— The
of the female breast in a dream represents one's personal wardrobe, or it could mean marriage. If water or milk comes out of it in a dream, it means finding a compatible husband. Otherwise, it may mean loss of a child or a sister.
Marriage of a
to a
Dream Explanation
— If a person sees himself marrying an unknown
, it means he will gain victory over his enemy. But if he is known and there is no enmity between them then he the "bridge" will acquire some goodness from either the "groom" or someone who resembles him in name or personality.
Young woman Dream Explanation
— (Teenage girl) A
girl in a dream represents an enemy however she may look. Seeing a well dressed and pleasingly adorned
woman in a dream means hearing pleasing news coming from an unexpected person. Seeing a
and a beautiful looking female servant in a dream means blessings, a favor, joy and festivities. In a dream, seeing an unknown
girl is more advantageous than seeing a known one. The strongest in meaning are those teenage girls who are presentable, well mannered and beautifully dressed. If she is seen dressed with modesty in the dream, then she represents goodness, chastity, discreteness, and following the correct religious conduct. If she adorns herself and plays up her charms in the dream, then such goodness will be public. If a
girl sees herself as an old woman in a dream, it means that she will live with modesty and preserve her chastity. If an old woman sees herself turned
again in the dream, it means regaining her strength, sexual desire and fertility. If she engages in lawful sexual intercourse in marriage, it denotes strong religious adherence. If she engages in sexual intercourse with someone without marriage in the dream, then her dream represents her love for the world and attachment to its glitters. If one sees an old woman turned
in a dream, then the above explanation becomes stronger. However, if one is poor, it means that her basic needs will be secured. If one has lost her chances in this world, it means that she will have a new opportunity, or if she is sick, it means that she will recover from her illness. Seeing a
girl frowning in a dream means that one may hear disturbing news. If she looks emaciated, then one's dream denotes poverty. If she is naked in the dream, it means business losses and defamation. Marrying a virgin teenage girl in a dream means wealth. (Also see Little girl)
Girl Dream Explanation
— If she is not known to him, she symbolises his current year. Further, if she is beautiful and healthy and she is seen speaking to him or giving him something or he sees himself hugging her or making love to her or having intercourse with her it means the current year will prove profitable and fruitful for him. It not beautiful, the year will prove a disaster.
Young boy Dream Explanation
— (See Boy)
of Edible Game Dream Explanation
— They represent a perbond children. Sometimes, slaves, if the person acquires any portion of their body.
An Old
Dream Explanation
— If an old
is seen speaking to him or giving him something, it means he will succeed in whatever he is pursuing. If the old
is of a pleasant personality and good looks, it means his pursuit is of a favourable nature. Otherwise, it is of an unfavourable nature.
Man Dream Explanation
— (Person) When a
is recognized in a dream, he is the same person in wakefulness, or it could be his brother, or a person with the same resemblance or name. If he takes something valuable or cherished from the person having the dream, it means the opposite, and one will receive from such a
what he wishes for in wakefulness. If he takes a shirt or a rope in the dream, it means that he will accept a promise from the person seeing the dream. If he takes a child away from him, it means enmity between the two. As explained under Human being " seeing the children of Adam in a dream is an exalted thing in general. Each category of people conveys a different interpretation. The category of rulers and judges in a dream means courts. The category of government authorities represents fear. Soldiers mean travels. Craftsmen in a dream mean profits, or they could represent their respective trades. Women in a dream signify temptation, while pious people represent devotion. (Also see Human being; Mankind)
Dream Explanation
— (See Elderly person)
Dream Explanation
— A chronic disease which is characterized by the enlargement of certain parts of the body, especially the legs and gentiles. In a dream, an elephant
represents love for the world from the wrong angle.
Slaughtering a
Dream Explanation
— This indicates that the slaughterer will subject the
to oppression, for slaughtering something that is not edible is oppression.
with a Pudenda Dream Explanation
— The Arabic word for pudenda is farj which connotes openness, vastness, ease, comfort, luxury, joy and relief after sorrow. Thus, if an
sees himself with one it means comfort, affluence and joy after sorrow. If he sees himself being copulated in the pudenda by some known person it means his needs will be fulfilled by that person but after much humiliation. And f the person is not known to him it suggest humiliation and disgrace.
Dream Explanation
— (See Fox's fur)
Man of the year Dream Explanation
— (See Boiler; Kettle; Roasting)
Dream Explanation
— (See Auctioneer; Broker)
A Sheep Mounting a
Dream Explanation
— If a person sees a sheep mounting him and riding on him it means some powerful and strong
will subjugate him, rendering him powerless.
Excreta of
and Animals Dream Explanation
— This symbolises wealth. If it gives off a bad smell it symbolises unlawful wealth. The stronger the odour the greater the unlawfulness.
Breast Dream Explanation
— The breast is the man's woman or daughter. Its beauty is their beauty, and the reverse is also true.
• Seeing a woman hanging from her breast: She will commit adultery and a child will result.
dreaming that his breast has swelled and having an orgasm: Prohibited sex, probably with a close relative.
dreaming of having milk in his breast: (1) If a bachelor, will marry and have a child. (2) If poor, will become prosperous. (3) If a youth, will live long.
• A little girl dreaming of having milk in her breast: Will die.
• A virgin dreaming of having milk in her breast: Will get married.
woman dreaming of having milk in her breast: Will conceive and deliver.
• An old woman dreaming of having milk in her breast: Will lose her money and become poor.
• The breast having lengthened till touching the belly: (1) If the dreamer is a little boy, he will die. (2) If the dreamer is a
, he is indulging in frivolous matters that arouse the wrath of God. (3) If the dreamer is a childless
, he will become poor and desolate. (4) If the dreamer is a woman, it means extreme sorrow because, says Ibn Siren, in their sorrow Arab women pull and scratch their breasts.
a woman's breast: Will get ill.
• The dreamer
the breast of his pregnant wife: She will give birth to a male child.
• A pregnant woman dreaming of
another lady's breast: Will give birth to a girl.
Suck Dream Explanation
— •
the breast of any woman other than one's mother: Humiliation and sorrow or disease. Breast-feeding by the mother means promotion and welfare. For a woman, the same dream would mean that hardships are ahead, except it what was sucked was milk, in which case it would mean that she would inherit something from her family.
• Touring women and
their breasts, from which no milk comes out: The dreamer is a sodomite with a preference for male teenagers.
• Being sucked by someone: That person will take money from the dreamer.
• Someone
the dreamer's breast: The former will take money from the latter's wife. Otherwise, anything bad will happen to both the dreamer and the person dreamed of.
• A woman dreaming that her breast is being sucked by a man: The latter will take as much money from her as milk was seen going to his mouth in the dream.
• A woman
a man's breast: Bad dream, unlike the case in which she sucks milk from another woman's breast, which has controversial interpretations.
• For a
or a woman, dreams involving the
of the penis generally augur well. It means welfare and that matters will go through, as the penis, like the breast, naturally produces milk and is suckable, says Ibn Shaheen.
• Bending on one's own penis and
it: The dreamer will bend before his son and do all that the latter wishes, acting like a slave.
the breast of any human or animal and getting any liquid, be it good or bad: Will obtain money. If the organ sucked was other than the breast, the dreamer is after something difficult and success would be proportionate to the quantity of liquid pumped out.
• According to Al-Kirmani, quoted by Ibn Shaheen, liquid being sucked from any organ means money. However, milk from a comestible animal is blessed money; from an animal whose meat is uneatable or prohibited it is dirty money.
• In case what comes out from the sucked organ is solid matter: Bad omen. But if such matter was moving and lively, a child would be born to the dreamer.
• Someone trying to suck milk from the dreamer's hands: Will go to jail. In any case, bad dream for both.
• Someone
the dreamer's nose: Will take money from his pocket.
• Someone
the dreamer's thigh: Will take money from his folk.
water: Things will go wrong.


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The future-oriented hydrogen rotary engine (RE) is one of our signature "Zoom-Zoom" powerplants currently under development. It achieves an outstanding harmony between driving pleasure and excellent eco-friendliness. Our aim for the future of our "Sustainable Zoom-Zoom" plan includes further advancing our hydrogen rotary engine vehicles.
Mazda has now commercialized two models powered by the hydrogen rotary engine: the RX-8 Hydrogen RE and Premacy Hydrogen RE Hybrid.
Since 2007, we have also been collaborating in HyNor (Hydrogen Road of Norway), a national project to promote and expand the hydrogen infrastructure of Norway. First overseas leasing has begun in Norway in 2009.
Since Mazda's hydrogen rotary engine uses hydrogen fuel, it offers exceptional environmental performance with zero CO2 emissions. In addition, should the hydrogen fuel run out, a convenient dual-fuel system enables the vehicle to immediately switch to gasoline. The Premacy Hydrogen RE Hybrid exhibited at this year's Tokyo Motor Show has a series hybrid system. A hydrogen rotary engine connected to a generator produces electricity, which is used by an electric motor to drive the wheels. The system improves acceleration performance, and achieves a cruising distance of 200km when running on hydrogen fuel.
The Premacy Hydrogen RE Hybrid's interior features our own plant-derived bio materials, collectively known as Mazda Biotechmaterial*. These materials contribute to reducing our reliance on petroleum-based resources and lowering CO2 emissions.
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Facts about Peyton (LOCAL)
- Breed: Greyhound/Shepherd (Unknown Type) Mix
- Color: Tan/Yellow/Fawn - With White
- Age: Young
- Size: Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
- Sex: Male
Peyton (LOCAL)'s Info...
I am already neutered, housetrained, up to date with shots, and good with dogs.
For more information about this dog, please contact his/her adoption coordinator:
Please send inquiries to this email address and not the general info email.
Meet Peyton!
Update from New England foster mom (11/18/12):
Meet Handsome Peyton!
Peyton is a wonderful male shepherd/greyhound mix. Peyton is approximately 2-3 years old and is roughly 50 pounds. Peyton was rescued from a high kill shelter in Tennessee by a kind volunteer. Poor Peyton had been in the shelter for 2 months before he was rescued, and its a huge testament to his nice personality that he survived that long there. Peyton gets along well with other dogs and is great with people. Peyton rides well in the car and is very easy going. Peyton was heartworm positive and has been treated for heartworms and is now healthy and ready for his forever family.
Peyton is a huge love bug. He can either be a couch potato or an active playful puppy. He is good in a crate and is 100% housetrained.
His foster mom says he really has no bad habits. He does tend to pull on a leash a bit so he could use some training there. He would probably make a great jogging partner. Seems as though Peyton does not do well with cats so he is best suited for a home without cats.
Peyton is neutered, up to date on vaccines and microchipped. Please consider adding Peyton to your family, you will not be disappointed.
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QUARANTINE: Paws New England participates and abides by the quarantine rules and regulations set forth in the states of MA, CT, RI.
UNLESS OTHERWISE STATED, ALL OF OUR DOGS ARE LOCATED OUTSIDE OF RHODE ISLAND BOARDED EITHER PRIVATE FOSTER HOMES OR TRAINING FACILITIES. If a dog is listed as "local", he /she is at one of our foster homes in New England.
We are often asked, ""Why would you charge ""so much"" for a rescue pet? Why not just place it in a good home?" The answer is because we need adopters who are willing to support ALL rescue pets, not just the dog they adopt. A young, healthy dog might cost us $150-400 in discounted vet care, and many people will want to adopt it; an older dog with health issues can easily cost $500-1500 in veterinary expenses, and it may require months of foster care for rehabilitation yet we can only ask a minimal adoption fee, and it may be a long time until anyone comes forward to adopt him/her. Fees from the younger, more adoptable dogs help offset the cost of caring for the others.
Other Pets at PAWS NEW ENGLAND
Why Adoption is a Great Option
Peyton (LOCAL), a Barrington Greyhound/Shepherd (Unknown Type) dog was adopted! Here's how you can benefit by looking at adoption as an option to buying a Greyhound/Shepherd (Unknown Type) for sale in Barrington, or seeking a Greyhound/Shepherd (Unknown Type) dog from a breeder in Barrington.
- Rescues and shelter volunteers in Barrington already know the personality and tendencies of their pets. This means they can match you with the right pet. That will makes it much easier transition to owning a pet for yourself and your new pet.
- On average adoption fees are much less than you'd pay a Barrington breeder, or pet store. Plus most often rescue pets have already been to the veterinarian for a check-up, had a round of vaccinations, and are spayed or neutered. That is a lot of savings!
- You will become a hero, and give a needy dog or cat a loving home. In fact, there are even Greyhound/Shepherd (Unknown Type) breeders who help with Greyhound/Shepherd (Unknown Type) rescue. One puppy or kitten adopted in Barrington paves the way for another one to be saved.


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Is your closet a nightmare? When you open your wardrobe do you do so very carefully to avoid being buried in a sea of stuff? If you need some help organizing your things, opt for bins. I use them for everything from book storage to magazines, socks, slippers, toys, mittens, you name it I store it in a bin of some shape and size. I found some handmade bins (also called fabric baskets or storage buckets) that I like that I want to share if you only imagine plastic or wicker — bins have come a long way! See for yourself…
Pretty and practical bins from sewing momma
1. Vintage wallpaper box
2. Pink vintage wallpaper
3. Pink and white bin
4. Customized burlap bin
1. Linen and bird egg storage bin
2. Floral bin
3. Oilcloth storage bins
4. Treehouse bin
1. storage bin small
2. linen and lace bin
3. doily bin
4. frog bin
Do you use bins? Where? For what items? Do you have favorite bins and if so, where did you find yours? I used them for my hair dryer and hot rollers in the bathroom, for my socks in the closet, for books in my cabinet and for magazines in my living room. In the entryway I have a bin where I keep my mittens.
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Ford Flex | Now with more muscle.
By Jennifer Misaros
In its debut year, we were so taken by the Ford Flex's classically contemporary style and refined functionality that we named it a 2009 All-Star, calling it a "class act among people movers." For 2010, Ford has equipped the Flex with its much-anticipated EcoBoost engine, thereby addressing the Flex's only weakness - power - and effectively transforming it from a well-rounded family hauler into a large sport wagon. The 355-hp, 3.5-liter V-6 uses direct injection and two small turbochargers to provide effortless, V-8-like acceleration while matching the fuel economy of the all-wheel-drive, normally aspirated Flex. Unlike many turbos that are lazy down low, the pair in the Flex spool up quickly - all 350 lb-ft of torque is available at 1500 rpm - making the Flex an adept urban runabout as well as a capable, medium-duty tow vehicle. And because the EcoBoost's torque curve is flat, a well-timed downshift using the steering-wheel-mounted shift paddles makes quick sprints from 80 to 100 mph only a finger click away. To get the most out of all this muscle, Ford added all-wheel drive and then stiffened the springs, increased the damping rates, and lowered the ride height, making the already-buttoned-down Flex one of the best-handling full-size crossovers on the market. Of course, the addition of the EcoBoost engine does nothing to diminish the Flex's attractive mutation of modern and traditional styling cues or its knack for handily carrying cargo and transporting up to seven people in supreme comfort. Instead, Ford's EcoBoost serves only to elevate the Flex's uniqueness in a market brimming with compromised, look-alike utility vehicles.
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VARANASI: The denizens have started realising the importance of 'third eye' or the close circuit television (CCTV) cameras. Not only traders, but even medical and educational institutions are opting for this instrument for multipurpose uses.
Remaining traceless after indulging in a wrongdoing at a public place has now become difficult as efforts of the police to mobilise locals into installing CCTV cameras as security equipment have yielded positive results.
IG (Range) RP Singh informed TOI: "In the past one year, the city police worked hard to mobilise different sections of the society including the owners of private hospitals, petrol pumps, coaching centres, bankers and traders associations to think seriously about the installation of this equipment. And, this effort yielded outstanding results as 27 traders associations, 123 out of 131 banks, 20 out of 70 coaching centers, 22 out of 53 petrol pumps and 89 out of 110 private hospital and nursing homes ensured the installation of CCTVs on their premises or market areas."
The importance of this equipment was realized in this highly sensitive city after the terrorists started targeting the places of public gathering repeatedly after February 2005.
Though some sites, like highly sensitive Kashi Vishwanath Gyanvapi Complex, some education institutions and prominent trading centers especially jewelry shops were equipped with the CCTV cameras before the series of terrorist attacks started in the city, the police made serious efforts to encourage locals to think seriously about the security equipments after March 7, 2006 serial blasts Sankat Mochan Temple and Cantonment railway station.
After this killer serial blasts, the district police invited the companies involved in manufacturing and marketing of the security equipments to hold an exhibition of security equipment at a hotel in 2007. After it almost all the hotels and guest houses became equipped with CCTV cameras while many multi star hotels also installed other security equipments.
The installation of CCTV cameras was also ensured at railway stations, bus stands, major crossings, ghats along the Ganga and also at temples. But, after December 7, 2010 old Dasaswamedh Ghat blast the police geared up the exercises for covering maximum city markets and important places of public gathering with CCTV cameras.
Senior police officers said police and government departments have limited resources that have already been utilised to install CCTV cameras at 18 points at the ghats along the Ganga and some important crossings. To increase vigilance in all localities, the cooperation of traders associations and individuals was a must, they said adding keeping the same fact in view the city police started mobilising the locals.
Though this initiative of police could not help in working out the terrorist cases or repetition of terrorist attack, the CCTV footage surely helped the men in khaki in working out many cases of theft and loot took place in any multiplex as well as the busy market areas.
SP, City, MS Chauhan said: "I held several meetings with traders, medicos and officials of different institutions to motivate them to install CCTV cameras due to its multipurpose uses. They realised that a meager investment could yield major benefits after which the number of CCTV monitored areas has increased in the city."
While the initiative of police is proving helpful in their post incident investigation the people who have installed the CCTV cameras in their establishments also terms this instrument as beneficial for them.
Gokul Sharma, a guest house owner, said, "After installing the CCTV cameras, I noticed that staying at my office for long is not a must to keep vigil on the works of my employees and activities taking place in my guest house."
Police are surely enthused with the response given by local traders and people belonging to different sectors to their efforts of keeping maximum areas under sharp vigilance by installing CCTV cameras, but say much work still remains.
IG (Range) RP Singh said: "Our efforts to motivate people to install CCTV cameras are surely helping in bringing more and more area under vigilance. But, under the security plans for different government establishments and buildings, installation of CCTV cameras has been proposed. With the release of budget, the process of installing CCTV cameras at vital points at Kuchehri and district headquarters would be started."
He said police were trying to motivate all the traders associations of the city to arrange CCTC cameras to keep each and every market monitored.
Not only the civil police but even the traffic police are planning to install CCTV cameras at different crossings of the city to monitor traffic regulation exercises. Traffic inspector Vinay Chauhan said in the initial phase, the CCTV cameras are going to be installed at Nadesar, Rathyatra and Cantonment railway station crossings. He said the cameras would be connected with the laptops of traffic police officers to keep regular vigil on the traffic scene.
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- Rescues and shelter volunteers in Irvine already know the personality and tendencies of their pets. This means they can match you with the right pet. That will makes it much easier transition to owning a pet for yourself and your new pet.
- On average adoption fees are much less than you'd pay a Irvine breeder, or pet store. Plus most often rescue pets have already been to the veterinarian for a check-up, had a round of vaccinations, and are spayed or neutered. That is a lot of savings!
- You will become a hero, and give a needy dog or cat a loving home. In fact, there are even Brussels Griffon/Pug breeders who help with Brussels Griffon/Pug rescue. One puppy or kitten adopted in Irvine paves the way for another one to be saved.


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None of them was born yet when it happened, but a group of West High students will play an important role in the celebration of a historic stand against hate crimes in Billings 20 years ago.
The students in Bruce Wendt's combined English and American history class will create videos and other displays as part of the Community Storytelling Partnership. The project will tell stories about Not In Our Town — Billings' successful efforts to stand up to hate crimes and white supremacist activities. The students will also explore modern-day parallels from the view of today's youth.
Their work will be featured in a centerpiece exhibit at the Western Heritage Center, including during the Not In Our Town National Leadership Gathering, which is expected to bring more than 300 people to Billings on June 20-22.
The project is a collaboration among the heritage center, Billings Public Schools, Montana PBS and the Billings Public Library.
"The important thing is that you do something," Julie Dial, the heritage center's executive director, told the class. "Even if it's not perfect, you can adjust. What we're going to do, as a group, is look at the past, present and future of hate speech. This is going to be much bigger than any of us in the room."
In late 1993 and 1994, a wave of hate crimes and white supremacist activities spurred the Billings community to stand up against intolerance. The citywide movement drew involvement from people across the community, law enforcement and the local government. One of the incidents involved a cinder block being thrown through a young boy's bedroom window, which had a menorah in it. That gained national attention that included marches. As many as 10,000 Billings residents put paper menorahs in their windows as a show of support.
The incidents and Billings' response spurred the Not In
Our Town movement, which is now a California-based national nonprofit that focuses on combating hate and intolerance at a grass-roots level.
Helping educate people
The students began meeting twice a week in late January to learn about the assignment and the Not In Our Town events from those who experienced them. They also got a crash course in journalism practices to apply to their projects.
"Twenty years ago might be ancient history for these folks," Wendt said, pointing to his class. "Your task is to pick their brains about issues and people you want to talk to. Are there other issues that are influencing how you perceive each other? This is going to be your springboard."
Many of the students had only vague knowledge of the Not In Our Town events.
"You said that this is something that went national, that it turned into a big deal," 17-year-old Brendon Blain asked at an early meeting at the Western Heritage Center. "Why is this the first time a lot of us are hearing about this?"
Those are exactly the kinds of questions organizers want the students to ask.
"That's a good question," Dial responded. "And that's something we want you to explore. Why is this important? It's about how this stuff translates to you."
With the help of media professionals from print, television and radio, the 30 or so students zeroed in on more than a dozen projects and topics, including thoughts from the Jewish community, modern hate speech and how the media has covered such events then and now.
Madeline Quarles, 16, grew up with the Schnitzer family, whose window was broken by the thrown brick.
She also grew up hearing about Not In Our Town and has volunteered to work with the Schnitzers for the project. She said she's happy the issue is being addressed in school because she still hears words like "Jew" used in a derogatory way.
"I hope that this will help educate people more," she said. "I think it's good that these things are being discussed."
Crash course
Most or all of the student productions will be researched, filmed and presented as broadcast journalism pieces. That means their crash course included lessons on ethics, finding a good story, identifying sources, interviewing and proper filming technique.
Chris Seifert, Montana PBS' director of education services, led many of those lessons. At each one, the students got a little more involved, a little bit looser and a little more comfortable with the nature of the assignment.
"This was about race," she said of the Not In Our Town events. "But there's a lot of things this could be about now. What is the big issue or issues that's dividing people?"
By the time she and Montana PBS producer Ben Skularek held a camera operation course at the library, the students eagerly went through the motions.
They huddled up together behind a camera to watch Seifert interview one of their classmates before rotating from operating a camera to interviewing subjects to being interviewed to get a feel for the interview process.
"They will treat you like professionals," Seifert said of people the students will interview. "The key is you guys have to treat yourselves like professionals."
All sides of the story
Once the students finish their training at the end of February, they'll have more than two months to complete their projects. On May 16, the Western Heritage Center will hold a reception for the students, their families and others where the finished projects will be unveiled.
Each one will use face-to-face interviews to share the stories and issues as chosen by the students.
Blain decided early on that he wanted to look at the story from a different angle, focusing on the hate groups and their motivations. He's hoping to interview past or current members, but also will rely on information and interviews from other students' projects.
"It's going to take a lot of collaboration," he said. "Cross-communication is going to be very important."
Some students volunteered for research roles, while others will focus more on learning to operate the cameras. From there they formed small teams to work on the project.
Blain said that, while the overall effort is interesting, he isn't sure what kind of impact it'll have but is optimistic that the end product will bring something new to the table.
"I'd never heard of it before this," he said. "Hopefully, like it's doing for me, we'll educate students or other people about these things."


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Former Mizzou National Champion wrestler Ben Askren successfully defended his Bellator MMA Welterweight Championship for a third time.
Askren defeated Karl Amoussou with a third-round TKO in Bellator 86 to improve to 11-0 in his MMA career.
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Copyright and the Web
So what about the Web? When it comes to using intellectual property from the Internet you will need to concern yourself with copyright and trademark law but you don't need to worry about patent or trade secret laws.
The law is way behind technology. The fair use doctrine is intended to be flexible enough to accommodate a variety of situations and unforeseen scenarios. But to date, none of the existing case law related to the Internet tells us much about fair use or educational purposes. We must therefore apply what we do know and attempt to make the best judgment. To that end we should treat the Internet no differently than any other tangible form of expression even if there is no copyright notice in sight and the author cannot be identified.
Here are some suggested applications of the four factors that would likely favor Fair Use. These have not been tried in court but could serve as a demonstration of your "good faith effort" if it comes to that.
- Purpose: Limiting access to your students or fellow classmates only or by password can demonstrate educational purpose.
- Nature: Use nonfiction, scientific over fiction or motion pictures.
- Amount: The shorter the better; use only what is appropriate for the educational purpose.
- Market effect: Reduce it by limiting access to the system, limit to one semester, use only news or academic works, use materials not easily available for purchase.
- Place a notice: "These materials are made available at this site for the educational purposes of students enrolled in my class at The Master's College. The materials are subject to U.S. Copyright Law and are not for further reproduction or transmission."
- Ask your students and fellow classmates to respect the law or risk losing the opportunities for creative teaching in the future.
There are two new laws that affect copyright, the Internet and education. These are the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA) and the TEACH Act. The TEACH Act has been incorporated into the copyright law as a revision of Section 110(2). Visit Copyright and Distance Education at the Copyright Management Center of IUPUI for information about the TEACH ACT and Stanford's Copyright & Fair Use site for information on the DMCA.


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Mission: To serve Michigan and with lively and insightful period instrument performances, and to introduce historically-informed practices to a new audience.
Academy of Early Music Concert
January 17, 2010 at 4:00 PM
Music of the German Baroque
with Michigan Baroque members
Linda Munch, soprano
Diana Munch, harpsichord
& guest artist David Schreiner, bassoon and recorder
Left to right: Diana Munch, David Schreiner, Linda Munch
The concert will include:
Arias from two Bach cantatas, Brich dem Hungrigen dein Brot, BWV 39, and the Wedding Cantata, BWV 202
Selections from the Notebook for Anna Magdalena Bach
Bachĺs Praeludium und Fuge in E flat, BWV 998
Telemannĺs Cantata Am Sonntage Quasimodogeniti
Sonata in G Major by Johann Ernst Galliard
Sonatina in C Minor by Telemann
Handelĺs Cantata Parti l'idolo mio
Further information about the composers and the program.
Linda Munch, winner of the Soprano Solo Competition of the 1992 Llangollen International Musical Eisteddfod in Wales, specializes in performing sacred music, art songs, music by women composers, and early music. She received a Bachelor's Degree in Music from Wayne State University, has studied voice with Thomas M. Kuras, and currently studies with Elizabeth Humes in Ann Arbor. Linda has been a soloist with Chamberworks, the Dearborn Symphony (in the Vivaldi Gloria), St. Joseph Roman Catholic Church in Detroit, and Chamber Music at the Scarab Club.
Diana Munch, pianist, harpsichordist, and fortepianist, has accompanied singers, instrumentalists, chamber music ensembles and choral groups in Michigan and on European tours. She was on staff at Wayne State University for seven years as Accompanist for the Music Department and is the Director of Music at the Universalist-Unitarian Church of Farmington.
In recent years, Linda and Diana Munch have given recitals encompassing a wide range of musical periods, styles, and instrumental combinations. They often perform the works of women composers. Recent programs include An Evening in Naples, An Evening of English Music, A Fortepiano Duet and Song Concert, and an English Baroque program for the Enrichment & Wellness Festival in Farmington Hills.
Guest artist David Schreiner found an early affinity for the solo and chamber repertoire for the bassoon and works to enhance opportunities to broaden the audience for this arcane subspecialty. To that end, he has performed recitals in the United States, Canada, Australia, and Switzerland, as well as commissioned new works for bassoon. He has performed five recitals for the International Double Reed Society's annual conferences, including one on Baroque bassoon, and has appeared with Tafelmusik Baroque Orchestra and the Nota Bene period orchestra.
The Michigan Baroque concert will take place at 4:00 PM Sunday, January 17, 2010 at St. Andrewĺs Episcopal Church, 306 North Division, Ann Arbor. Open seating tickets, available at the door from 3:30, are $15 general admission, $12 seniors, $5 students (cash or checks only, please). For more information, see www.academyofearlymusic.org or call 734-528-1838.
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RBC Ministries has a diverse staff who share a common bond: We're all members of the body of Christ. And as such, our workdays are governed by the following biblical principles:
Biblical Foundation
Honor the Bible as the standard by which we must evaluate all belief, instruction, policy, and practice (2 Tim. 3:16 ).
Remain true to our statement of faith (2 Tim. 1:13).
Reflect a well-rounded approach to doctrinal emphasis (Acts 20:27).
Qualifications For Leadership
Select servant leaders of evident ability and character (Ex. 18:21; 1 Tim. 3:1-13 ).
Spiritual Resources And Commitment
Stay in close fellowship with the Lord Jesus Christ. Don't give Him reason to say, "I have this against you, that you have left your first love" (Rev. 2:4 ).
Show a consistent pattern of behavior that distinguishes us as the Lord's people, whether on or off the job (1 Pet. 1:14-15 ).
Always trust in God and do what is right (1 Pet. 3:16).
Concern For Those We Serve
Provide the kind of personal, prompt, and practical attention that we would want for ourselves (2 Cor. 4:5, 15).
Speak the truth in love. Avoid being unnecessarily offensive (2 Tim. 2:24).
Cultivate an open and honest relationship with those who respond to our efforts (2 Cor. 4:2 ).
Be sensitive to all other relationships and spheres of influence, including but not limited to vendors, visitors, neighbors, community, and government (Rom. 13:7-8 ).
Concern For Co-Workers
- Recognize the individual worth and the personal interests of those with whom we work (Phil. 2:1-4).
Quality Of Service
- Strive for a quality of workmanship and presentation that will dignify, strengthen, and enhance our message (1 Cor. 10:31).
- Be faithful stewards of every resource entrusted to us (1 Cor. 4:2).
Character Of Service
- Increase or decrease outreach as funds are available.
- Avoid indebtedness (Rom. 13:8).
- Never make our organizational survival the dominant motive for decisions (Phil. 1:19-26).
- Avoid self-congratulation (Prov. 27:2).
Relationship To Other Ministries
- Recognize and respect what the Lord is doing through other individuals and organizations (1 Cor. 1:10-13).
- Avoid any affiliation that would compromise our purpose or weaken our effectiveness (2 Cor. 6:14).
- Conduct our ministries in a way that supports and complements the local church (Eph. 4:1-7).