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The Dan David Prize, which annually awards three prizes of $1 million each for outstanding achievement, announced the names of its 2008 laureates on February 12. The laureates, who donate 10% of their prize money towards 20 Tel Aviv University doctoral and postdoctoral scholarships, will be honored at a ceremony on May 19, 2008, at Tel Aviv University in the presence of the President of the State of Israel, Mr. Shimon Peres.
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The coastal city of Bradenton in Florida is known for its beautiful beaches and mild clime. Located on the Gulf of Mexico between Tampa and Sarasota, the city is home to about 50,000 residents from Hispanic, African American and Caucasian descent. Those looking to rent an apartment in Bradenton will find themselves welcomed into a warm and friendly community.
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Apartments can be quite pricey in the historic downtown area, ranging from $1,000 per month or more. However, you're closer to the cultural heart of the city where you can partake of fine arts, theatre, museums and other cultural sites to the full. If you're interested in modern apartment living, East Bradenton may be more your style where newer apartment complexes are a key attraction for many renters. Properties on the waterfront in the western part of the city are more historic in nature, yet offer their share of amenities for those who love beachfront living.
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Renting an apartment downtown puts you within easy distance of visiting some of Bradenton's most popular cultural sites to include the South Florida Museum, Parker Manatee Aquarium and Bishop Planetarium - all located under the same roof.
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How to change my bb id on os7 9790 because i want to have my own id.at the moment i am sharing the id with my dad.
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My Friend Is a Die-Hard Elitist Snob, So How Do I Fix Her?
Dear Concessionist,
One of my friends is elitist. I don't have very many close friends, and she's only recently become one of them; still, I love her and trust her like any of my older friends. She's a native uptown New Yorker who went to a prep school and later an Ivy League college. She's really smart and hard working. She has a great job that I know she got only by making use of her own credentials. We met over four years ago now—we're in our mid-twenties—and now we see each other at least every two weeks. We live in different neighborhoods, so it feels like we hang out frequently.
Everything should be great between us, but I struggle sometimes because she's kind of an asshole about class. For instance, most of our acquaintances (common or not) live in Brooklyn. I find myself in the borough almost every weekend to hang out. She won't go to Brooklyn, ever, under any circumstance. I'm not sure when was the last time she went. Maybe Smorgasburg in 2013? There have been over 20 house parties in the past two years that she's been invited to but refused to attend. A couple of times I've co-hosted said parties. Still, nothing. Bushwick, Crown Heights, Prospect Heights, not even Clinton Hill she'll do. When people ask me about it, I often say she works really hard and is a huge trek for her to come all the way from Tribeca to Utica Ave., even though I made an even longer trip from East Harlem.
The party thing above is kind of petty, but it's her most repeated offense. Her lifestyle is questionable on Marxist grounds in other ways. She won't live in a building without a doorman, or a bunch of other amenities. She won't date people who didn't go to "good schools," which I'm pretty sure means "an Ivy League institution, save Cornell." She is a member of private clubs in the city. She will judge you for wearing vintage clothes.
I brought this to her attention when it exploded, and she "kind of [saw] her point."
She just doesn't get it.
At the same time, she mustn't abide by these rules 100% because I wear second-hand clothes, use the subway regularly, and, like, make under 40K, yet she calls me her friend. This makes it all the odder when I detect hints of elitism in her behavior. I call her out on it constantly, too, but she always replies with something along the lines of "that's just who I am," which, let's ignore for the moment.
I've grown to love her but I'm not sure I can continue to call a friend someone who seems to be so out of tune with her (our) reality. What do you think?
A Friend In Deed
Five Moments in the Life of a Black Mother
1. At library storytime, the white librarian comes up to you and says that she has the best picture of your son making a craft, and, excited, you ask her to show you. So the white librarian flips through her iPad and then finally, triumphantly, shows you a picture of the only other black boy who has ever been to storytime who looks nothing like your son, who is two years older than your son. And you realize that, to this white educator, all black boys look alike—are to be equally, interchangeably, dismissed in the classroom—and you suddenly understand that the preschool to prison pipeline is very real and just how many black boys in prison are there because they have been falsely accused, misidentified as someone else.
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"I don't want to speak ill of the dying, but what is the plausible audience in such a magazine?" he asked. "It was too kind of nitty-gritty and old-fashioned, back-to-the-land hippie magazine for the food-farm porn market, and yet too 'What about the dairy situation in the Philippines?' for people who are really raising chickens for a living."
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Will the last intern to leave the office please remember to feed the goats on the way out?
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1. Fascinating conversation with Wim Drexler about how helicopters
work. Terrific guy. Princeton.
2. Is my wife's hair actually blonde?
3. I can't tell if I really give a fuck about Greece or it's just been going on so long I have convinced myself. Wait. If my wife's hair isn't actually blonde, is that less hot, or more hot?
4. Is it bad that during the Global Financial Council on the Global Financial System I kept thinking about how maybe we could just get rid of Cyprus?
Under Pressure
One day at the end of August, dozens of cases of seltzer were piled in stacks that rose chest-high around a cramped warehouse in Canarsie, Brooklyn. Each case holds ten bottles of seltzer and weighs seventy pounds when the bottles are full. A small black cat slunk between the stacks. "That is Chicago," Alex Gomberg, a twenty-seven-year-old, fourth-generation seltzer man, said. "If he bites you, I will chase him outta here."
Alex's great-grandfather, Mo Gomberg, a seltzer delivery man with his own route, had been filling up at a co-op in Brooklyn when he decided to open up his own shop, Gomberg Seltzer Works, on the corner of 92nd Street and Avenue D in 1953, so "he didn't have to schlep it anymore," Gomberg said. At the time, there were dozens of such filling stations in the city, hundreds of seltzer men, and thousands of customers receiving cases of seltzer at their homes every week. Mo passed the business to his son Pacey, and Pacey passed the business along to his son—Gomberg's father—Kenny. Only two of Gomberg Seltzer Works' four siphon machines, manufactured in London in 1910, are still operational, and only one is actually in use. "We're the last fillers in all of New York," Gomberg said. "People don't know it, that it exists anymore."
For a long time, seltzer was just a New York thing. Jewish immigrants brought a taste for seltzer—"the worker's champagne," as it was colloquially known—to the Lower East Side in the late nineteenth century. "In 1880 there were only two seltzer companies in New York," writes historian Gerald Sorin in his book A Time for Building: The Third Migration, 1880-1920. "By 1907 over a hundred operated in the remarkable ethnic economy Jews had created." When Canada Dry started marketing flavored seltzers around the country in the mid-eighties, "it found that few people outside the New York area even knew the word," the New York Times reported in 1986. "The company had to include the phrase 'sparkling water' on packaging."
Two couples sat in a restaurant having dinner together. They were old friends, but haven't seen each other in a long time. One of the men had lost his job in the months that had passed since.
The man described his daily routine. He pretty much just stayed home all day doing nothing, he said. His wife, meanwhile, had a busy job as a television show producer. She would come home and tell him about the big news stories her show was airing, the celebrities that she was working with. "She gets home and tells me all these interesting things," he said. "And then she asks me about my day and all I can say is, like, 'Today I saw a man with a big dog.'"
They all laughed.
"I find that very interesting," said the other man. "What kind of dog was it? Like, a St. Bernard? Those things are huge!"
The first man shakes his head, and lets out an exaggerated sigh. "There wasn't even a dog," he says, letting his head drop. "I was making it up."
They enjoy themselves all through the meal, the two couples, and promise not to let so much time pass before they next see each other.#
Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith, Sound Painting
I've been much enjoying Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith's Euclid recently (a quick listen to "Sundry" here should give you a fairly good indication of whether you will feel similarly; I can't imagine that you will not but then again not everyone shares my capacity for the uncomplicated appreciation of ethereal joy). Here, the synthesist "visits the Moog Sound Lab with her Buchla Music Easel and closes the gap between East Coast and West Coast philosophy. Using analog control voltage, Kaitlyn simultaneously controls her Music Easel, a Moog Little Phatty and a Moog Werkstatt-01 (accessed via the Werkstatt CV Expander: http://bit.ly/CVExpander), creating a sonic portrait of her visit." I don't know what any of that means but I sure do like the blippy bloopy meer meer sounds that result. Enjoy.
It's Time to Rediscover 'Daria'
A couple years ago, I bought a Jane Lane T-shirt. If you don't know who that is, you may recognize a picture of her. And I say that because every time I've gone out wearing the shirt, it's rare I haven't gotten a "Hey, nice shirt" (usually from twentysomething women with dyed hair), or at the very least a "That's, uh…that's Daria, right?" But that's sort of how it goes with Daria, the series, in general. Over a decade out from its finale, it remains a recognizable pop culture reference point, popping up randomly in strange places, like that time when Katy Perry dressed up as Jane for Halloween, or when CollegeHumor made that Aubrey Plaza-starring, live-action Daria trailer a couple years ago.
Yet, at the same time, it's a rather under-watched and under-discussed series today, this despite its entire run being available for streaming (well, except for the two hour-long movies that bookend its final season) on Hulu Plus. I only know a handful of people who've seen more than a few episodes, and I rarely read anything new about it, even in an era where retrospective articles (like this) are more and more common. So with Broad City returning for its second season last week, I thought it'd be a good time to look back at Daria, another comedy with a refreshingly different female friendship at its center, albeit one that's vastly different and about as misunderstood as its title character.
New York City, January 21, 2015
★★★ The line and the curve of a lamppost, lit by the crosstown sun, glowed down in the shadows of the morning street even to uncorrected eyes. Gray streaks on the early sky became loose-knit cloud cover. Shouts of children at rooftop recess echoed between buildings. The sun made a bid to shine up Broadway, brightening the taxi paint. Instead of thickening toward the forecast snow, the clouds kept relenting, letting thin sunbeams and half-formed shadows fade in and out of the afternoon. Sunset was an orange tinge low in the distance, as a helicopter made a gentle pulsing flutter against the darkening clouds. An advertising circular that had been frozen into a puddle at midday now lay soggily in plain water. Down in the dry rail bed a rat sat up on its haunches, nibbling at some newly obtained morsel.
How to Power Lunch When You Have No Power
The power lunch for modern knowledge workers, who can no longer escape the confines of their cubicle for more than fifteen minutes before someone might notice that they are potentially not being productive—but who do not spend enough time on Reddit or Hacker News to seriously entertain the notion of drinking Soylent (yet)—is the chopped salad.


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Recycled Glass Flower Night Lights
Live Well Earrings
Handmade Shark Slippers
Yoga Pose Garden Sculptures
$98.00 - 110.00
14th Century Beer Stein
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Black Whiskey Stones and Gift Set
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Manhattan Rooftop Honey Flight
Coffee Cold Brew Gift Set
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Upcycled Bicycle Link Wind Chime
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$24.00 - 26.00
Starry Friends Necklace
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Family Soapstone Sculptures
$70.00 - 200.00
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Recycled Glass Night Owl Night Light
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Seven Deadly Sins Pilsner Glasses - Set of 7
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So My Story Begins Babysuit
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Twinkle, Twinkle Baby Memory Book
Driftwood iPhone Charging Dock
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What Lies Within Necklace
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Awkward Moment Card Game
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Don't Quit Your Daydream Paperweight
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Goldenrod Coffee Pour Over and Mug
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Many Moons Screenprint
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Martini Ice Liner - Set of 2
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Letters To My Future Self
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What I Love About Mom By Me Book
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Magnetic Future Map
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Love Lives Here
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Field Guide to North American Bird Feathers
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Heirloom Designer Journal
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Don't Forget to Water the Plants
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Fondue for Two
Sea Serpent Garden Sculpture
Arcade Spinner Lazy Susan
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Beer Tasting Flight
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Peacock Plume Earrings
Bottle Opener Money Clip
Reclaimed Barn Wood Shelves - Set of 3
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Polished Bronze Bandage Ring
Neighborhood Leaf Maps
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What We Think Buddhist Necklace
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When you're working on a model that has both poly groups and subtools you can run into a few strange conflicts when using certain hot key combinations. I have the demo soldier. This is one of the models that comes with ZBrush. He's loaded on the canvas here and I have him in Edit mode. I turned on the wire frame so that you can see the poly groups. These are the different regions of color here. So there's a poly group for each leg. The torso, each arm and the head. I can isolate the leg poly group by holding Ctrl and Shift and clicking on it.
And now it's isolated. To bring everything back, I hold Ctrl and Shift and click on the canvas. The problem arises when I'm working with subtools at the same time. I'm going to make all the subtools visible by clicking on the eyeball icon. The hotkey combination to interactively switch between one of subtool for the other is also Ctrl+Shift. So if I want to switch to the kneepad here, I can press Ctrl+Shift and click on that and now I'm changed subtools to the kneepad subtool. So I'm no longer working on the torso, just the subtools, and you can tell because the wireframe display is only active for the current subtool that I'm working on.
The problem is if you have the subtools visible and you want to switch from one poly group to another, it's very easy to accidentally switch subtools instead of switching poly groups. So by Ctrl+Shift-clicking on his leg, I have switched back to the main body subtool. So the other problem that occurs when you do this, let's say I want to isolate the leg here, but I accidently click on the boot. Notice in the Subtool palette it looks like I deleted all of my subtools. They're here on the canvas, but I can't see them in the palette.
This is actually a bug is Zbrush. To fix this you just need to click on the up arrow key to bring back the visibility of those subtools. And now it's filled the palette and it's a little more obvious what's going on. So the solution to this problem is to change the way that you work. In other words, be careful not to switch poly groups while you have other subtools visible. If you just want to work on the body and you're switching between the poly groups, hide everything but the body.
And now I can easily switch between the various poly groups without warring about switching between the various subtools.
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Put Paris Away
This is a petition to make sure that Paris Hilton serves the full sentence that was given to her in a court of law. Regardless of her celebrity status or wealth. Any other normal citizen would have to serve the sentence so why should a rich,over privaleged girl not The truth of the matter is that she was caught drinking and driving. She may have not hit or killed anyone this time but the fact remains that she still broke the law a second time driving while having her license suspended. It is time for the people to realize that the law is the law regardless of the size of your bank account. She has had her day in court and just because it did not work in her favor doesn\'t mean that she deserves special treatment. Please sign this petition and let celebrities know that they can\'t keep getting away with whatever they want because of who they are.
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rose kislowski, United States
8 years ago Comments: she deserves her sentence like everyone else!
rose kislowski, United States
8 years ago Comments: she deserves her sentence like everyone else!
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Chennai HotelsGet a taste of Southern India in Chennai, a city with plenty of spice. Watch as rickshaws weave between the traffic, and kids cheer while playing makeshift games of cricket down alleyways - for a glimpse into the soul of this intoxicating country. Chennaites are famous for welcoming their visitors with open arms, and seeing the faces of the city's cooks light up, when they notice your reaction to their delicious food, is a heart-warming experience. The food isn't the only thing that's hot here, and the fact that the weather rarely deviates from boiling means the presence of one of the world's longest urban beaches is all the more appreciated. Things to seeStart your visit at Kapaleeshwar Temple, to begin unravelling this colorful, beguiling city. You'll see the tall temple - rising above the low market stalls around it - from a distance, but you need to get up close to admire its true beauty. Painfully detailed figures cover every inch of the building – which is dedicated to the Hindu god Shiva - and these sculptures lend the temple a living, breathing quality. Kapaleeshwar Temple is just 1 of many magnificent religious buildings in the city, and the Cathedral of San Thome serves as a striking reminder of the city's colonial past. Don't be a Doubting Thomas - go and see the whitewash, neo-gothic style church – which sits above the tomb of Thomas the Apostle - for yourself. The charismatic chaos of the city contrasts dramatically with the peaceful vistas on offer at Marina Beach. Frothing waves ripple against a thick band of golden sand here, which stretches for as far as the eye can see. Watch as vendors sell flatfish behind the beach, whipped fresh from the waves and rough undercurrents of the sea. Hotels in
ChennaiPart of Chennai's charm is its sensory overload of loud laughter, rushing people, and cooking spices. If you ever need any peace and quiet, however, your Chennai hotel will have you covered. Retreat into the shade of leafy gardens - to read books to the sound of gurgling water features - or head inside to swim underwater, in your 5 star hotel's lake-like swimming pool. Chennai is a huge city, and there are hotels for literally every need - whether you're a backpacker looking for a basic bed for the night, or you simply want a great value mid-range option, with WiFi and American television piped into your room. Where to stayStay in the Alwarpet neighborhood, where you'll dig into food with your fingers, and feel the sweat forming on your forehead as you eat delicious, but taste bud terrorizing, sambar sauces and shrimp masalas. The smell of roasting coffee beans wafts out of cafés in the central T. Nagar district, where Tamil Coffees are carefully prepared for thirsty locals. Enjoy the caffeine hit while browsing the busy market on Ranganathan Street, where you can barter for scoops of fluorescent spices, and feel the soft silk of elegant, jewel-colored saris. How to get to ChennaiWith the large Chennai International Airport nearby, the city is a great place to start or end a trip across India. The airport is 15 kilometers from the heart of the city, and is connected via busses and trains. The busy Chennai Central Railway Station provides travel across the country – to places including, Bangalore, Hyderabad, and Kolkata - and the almost 150-year-old redbrick building is something of a landmark in itself. Driving in Chennai can be a little hectic and frustrating, due to the congestion, so sticking to rickshaws or the metro is often a good idea.
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Located in the hills of Rio de Janeiro near São Conrado beach, Casa AL by Studio Arthur Casas enjoys astounding views of Rio's mountains and sea.
New York design gallery Espasso is presenting works by Brazilian designer Zanini de Zanine alongside pieces by his father, seminal designer José Zanine Caldas, the first time their furniture will be showcased together.
A dark, two-storey, minimalist concrete structure in the Itaim Bibi district of São Paulo houses Osaka, a restaurant designed by Buenos Aires based AGCH Arquitectos.
Named after the traditional Lebanese flatbread, this cosy, 82-cover restaurant has been realised earlier this year in Brazil's largest city, São Paulo by two Brazilian architectural practices, ODVO and Mínima. Featuring light-filtering, concrete Arabesque, Manish enables its diners to 'see without being seen' during the day while 'during the night, the concept of artificial lighting promotes the opposite: for those who are out muxarabi is in the negative and all the internal atmosphere, created by diverse and customised lighting solutions, is revealed, inviting customers to come and experience the sensations offered by several different angles of the house.' (more…)
"For me popular art is non-existent. Out of necessity people do things that are related to life" – With this sentence, said by the Brazilian architect Lina Bo Bardi, Studio MK27 described the idea behind their exhibition of furniture at this year's INTERIEUR in Kortrijk. The showcased furniture were designed and created by Brazilian civil construction laborers with residual building materials. All of them were used at the construction sites. Some of the pieces underwent some small interventions, realized in a precise and artisan manner.
During this year's Valencia Disseny Week the Bazilian designer Brunno Jahara presented his beautiful collection of colourful anodised alumnium vessels and lampshades within the 'Uniedo Puntos' exhibition. In the impressing old building of Valencia University the exhibition showcased the most recent works of Latin-American and Spanish designers with a clear focus on sustainable materials and processing. Brunno Jahara's collection was inspired by a percussion beat used in carnival parties – 'Batucada'.
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Amazon Fulfillment Center recently donated food to feed 60 families this holiday season to Green River Ministries.
Pictured are GRM Executive Director Shirley Cheatham, at left, and social worker Kim Davis.
Ten students in Elizabethtown Community and Technical College's diesel program, including one from Campbellsville, were recently awarded certificates for successfully completing a 30-hour online course on the development, use and benefits of biodiesel fuel.
The course was offered by the Kentucky Soybean Association and funded by local farmers to teach new and upcoming advances in biodiesel fuel technology.
The students had to complete the course with a score of 80 percent or better to qualify for the certificates.
Taylor County High School recently named its Students of the Week for the week of Dec. 15.
They are freshman Cole Fraizer, sophomore Luke Mings, junior Reagan Pollock and senior Ben Long.
Taylor County Middle School recently named its Students Leaders of the Week for the week of Dec. 15.
They are, Logan Williams, Brooklyn Hicks, Autumn Matney, Destiny Deason, Cherith Brockman and Christopher Newell.
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"I want to share this thought: momentum for the mission," Dr. Joseph Owens, chair of Campbellsville University's Board of Trustees, said at the president's club dinner recently on campus.
"When I speak of momentum," he said, "I'm speaking of that strength and force that something has when it's moving that will allow it to continue growing faster and stronger as time passes."
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• Jeffery F. Young, driving under the influence of drugs or alcohol, second offense, $893, seven day in jail, alcohol education program, license suspended for 12 months.
Damontez Smith paced Campbellsville to its third win of the season in a 46-37 triumph over Barren County in the McDonald's Hoopin It Up Classic at Adair County. Smith, a senior guard, played all 32 minutes and had 12 points, four rebounds and three steals as the Eagles stopped a four-game losing streak. CHS hosts the 20th annual Campbellsville Holiday Classic beginning Friday. The eight-team tourney has four games each day through Sunday.


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Why is Shirley Jackson purposely vague about where "The Lottery" takes place?
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"The Lottery" is an allegorical story that may be read in various ways, as a criticism of patriarchy, mindless violence in society, the darker side of tradition and ritual, or the capitalist social order. This broad scope is created by ambiguity in concrete details; anchoring the narrative too firmly in the real world would limit its power and curtail its range. (The precise date given in the first line of the story prevents it becoming too vague.)
In fact, the village in question is modeled closely after the settlement where Jackson was living at the time, North Bennington, Vermont. Jackson explained,
I hoped by setting a particularly brutal ancient rite in the present and in my own village, to shock the story's readers with a graphic dramatization of the pointless violence and general humanity in their own lives. ("The Lottery: Historical Context")
Given the general tenor of the story, any precise reference to where it was supposed to have taken place would also have been irresponsible. Jackson later commented,
....what [readers] wanted to know was where these lotteries were held, and whether they could go there and watch. ("On the Morning of June 28, 1948, and 'The Lottery'")
She used a number of details from life in her home town to make the narrative vivid and concrete, but if she had gone further and supplied the town's name, she would have turned the story into a slanderous attack on her neighbours, at least by implication.
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August 2002American Spirit Adds Capabilities
MINNEAPOLIS—American Spirit Graphics announced it has acquired Gage Lettershop Services of Howard Lake, MN. Gage will now operate as American Spirit Mailing. With the acquisition, American Spirit Graphics gains Gage's 50 multi-station inserters, personalization, poly and assorted specialty mailing formats. Operations will be integrated within American Spirit Graphics' four-facility, multi-state organization.
Sappi Names Top Printer Winners
BOSTON—Six submissions out of more than 3,500 were chosen as Gold Award winners in Sappi's North American Printer of the Year competition. The six printers—Quebecor World Acme (annual reports); Premier Press (books); E. John Schmitz & Sons (brochures); Toppan Printing America (catalogs); Quebecor World Graphique Couleur (magazines); and Belk Printing Technologies (general) will compete in the Sappi International Printer of the Year competition this October in Berlin. A North American printer will be chosen out of the six, and that printer will vie for international honors.
Von Hoffmann Adds Stacker
JEFFERSON CITY, MO—A new Muller Martini CB-16 compensating counter/stacker has been installed at Von Hoffmann Press' production facility here. The system can create compensated or non-compensated stacks of books at a rate of 18,000 cycles per hour.
Monroe Sold, Name Changed
ROCHESTER, NY—A group of local, private investors has purchased Monroe Graphics, its board of directors and retirement committee announced. The company's name has been changed to Evolution Impressions. The same management team and employees will continue to operate the company.
White Paper Studies USPS' Future
CHANHASSEN, MN—Printing, envelope conversion and mailing services specialist The Instant Web Companies has published a new white paper that examines what is being done to help the ailing U.S. Postal Service. The USPS is projecting a loss of $1.5 billion in fiscal year 2002 and expects mail volume to decrease by six billion pieces. The paper, "Building a Future for the U.S. Postal Service" is available for download at www.iwco.com/ resources/articles.html.
K/P Corp. Signs Fulfillment Pact
SAN RAMON, CA—K/P Corp. announced it has forged a partnership with SerCom Solutions in which SerCom will provide K/P fulfillment services for clients with overseas distribution needs. According to Rich Barbee, president and CEO of K/P Corp., the alliance is designed to attract more global clients.
Maple-Vail Acquires Book Sewer
YORK, PA—The Maple-Vail Book Manufacturing Group purchased a Muller Martini Ventura book sewing machine. The sewer produces at a rate of 200 cycles per minute. Maple-Vail manufactures casebound and paperback books.
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20 Two hundred pomegranates in rows were directly above the bowl-shaped parts around the filigree on the capitals on both pillars. | 20 On the capitals of both pillars, above the bowl-shaped part next to the network, were the two hundred pomegranates in rows all around. |
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By Jules Abraham in Feminism on Jun 15, 2010
Babes and Bikes have had a long love affair. In the 1890's, the cheap and easily assessable bicycle provided women with a feasible means for free transportation. Susan B. Anthony once said, "Let me tell you what I think of bicycling. I think it has done more to emancipate women than anything else in the world. It gives women a feeling of freedom and self-reliance. I stand and rejoice every time I see a woman ride by on a wheel...the picture of free, untrammeled womanhood." The bike also allotted women the ability to BREATHE, a luxury not enjoyed since the invention of the corset (which was torn off along with ankle-length skirts in exchange for the comfy 'bloomers' known today as pants).
The celebration continues this Sunday with a girls-only Alley Cat race to start at 3 PM on 2nd Avenue and 2nd Street. Congratulations to the fastest chicks on two wheels will continue along with more feats-of-fast at East River Bar after the race with Gold Sprints and BBQ! We'll see you at the starting line!
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The Ecologist
17th July 2014
A former Defra minister will introduce a new Bill to Parliament in September to ban wild animals in circuses. It reflects Government policy since 2012 and the Prime Minister has promised 'We're going to do it'. But will he keep his word? more...It's not just the bees! 'Neonic' pesticides linked to bird declines
Helen Thompson
17th July 2014
A study published today in Nature shows a strong correlation between concentrations of a popular neonicotinoid pesticide in water, and bird declines, writes Helen Thompson. Regulators are under pressure to tighten up, but the industry still claims there's 'no substantiated evidence'. more...Great snakes! Football fans, explore at your peril
Natasha Geiling
15th July 2014
Brazil's Ilha de Queimada Grande is the only home of one of the world's deadliest, and most endangered, snakes, writes Natasha Geiling. Just the place for Brazil's disgraced football team to escape the wrath of furious fans, if they can only get a permit ... more...Red wolf extinction fear as US budget cuts bite
Joseph Hinton
7th July 2014
The US Fish and Wildlife Service has done pioneering conservation work to save North America's endangered Red Wolf, under threat from shooting and inter-breeding with coyotes. But now federal budget cuts are putting all that - and the Red wolf itself - at risk. more...Badger cull High Court challenge goes ahead
The Ecologist
2nd July 2014
The Badger Trust has been granted leave for a Judicial Review of Environment Secretary Owen Paterson and Natural England over their 'irrational' decision to conduct the 2013 badger cull with no independent expert scrutiny. more...Let England's wild beavers be!
Oliver Tickell
1st July 2014
A family of wild of beavers has established on an English river for the first time since Henry VIII. But now the Government has decided to trap them and consign them to captivity in a zoo or wildlife centre. Defenders of wilderness are now demanding: keep our wild beavers free! more...Eat lead! Condor survival versus National Rifle Association
Dawn Starin
7th July 2014
Ample peer-reviewed science says that the number one threat to condor survival is lead poisoning from eating bullets and pellets in carcasses, reports Dawn Starin. But the powerful NRA is fighting hard against bans on lead ammunition. more...Brazil and FIFA have failed to protect their World Cup mascot
Robert Young
12th July 2014
The choice of the armadillo as World Cup mascot could have led to great conservation gains in Brazil, writes Robert Young. Results so far are deeply disappointing - but it's not too late for FIFA and Brazil to create a natural endowment to be proud of for decades to come. more...Tasmania's forests will remain World Heritage
Tom Fairman & Rod Keenan
27th June 2014
UNESCO has refused to 'de-list' 74,000 hectares of the Tasmania Wilderness World Heritage Area as requested by the Tasmanian and Australian governments, following a 'feeble' presentation. more...The Arctic shipping boom - a bonanza for invasive exotic species
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27th June 2014
As the Arctic warms and its ice melts, growing numbers freight ships are reaping big savings from the 'Arctic short cut'. But this is creating a huge risk of invasive species spreading in ballast water and on hulls - disrupting both Arctic and temperate ecosystems. more...Okovango Delta is 1,000th World Heritage Site
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23rd June 2014
Botswana's Okavango Delta, one of the most iconic natural areas on the planet, has been listed as 1,000th World Heritage site today. The decision follows the advice of IUCN, UNESCO's advisory body on nature. more...Africa's ecosystems imperilled by mining frenzy
William Laurance
24th June 2014
Africa sustains some of the most spectacular ecosystems on the planet - from the Sergengeti to the Congo Basin to the Eastern Arc forests. But those ecosystems and their iconic wildlife are now facing their greatest peril, writes William Laurance - a mining boom of unprecedented intensity. more...
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5th July 2014
Russia is rich in nature reserves and national parks, writes Mikhail Kreindlin. But the government body meant to be protecting them is in fact promoting logging, building and mining projects. Conservationists are fighting back, but the odds are stacked against them. more...Only 80,000 giraffes left in Africa
The Ecologist
21st June 2014
On the first-ever World Giraffe Day, the world's tallest land mammal is threatened by conflict with humans, habitat loss, war, and disease. One subspecies, the West African giraffe, is down to 400 individuals. more...Wild heart of the Yukon in gravest peril
Jill Pangman
3rd July 2014
Next week the indigenous peoples of the Yukon challenge their Government in the Territory's Supreme Court, writes Jill Pangman. At issue, its plans to open the Peel watershed, a vast unspoilt ecosystem rich in wildlife and cultural meaning, for industrial development. more...UNESCO, protect Tasmanian wilderness
Jess Abrahams
18th June 2014
74,000 hectares of Tasmania's native forest wilderness will be opened up to industrial logging, writes Jess Abrahams - if Australia's government succeeds in removing its World Heritage status at a UNESCO meeting now under way in Doha. more...Bovine TB - biosecurity works, new Defra figures show
Lesley Docksey
18th June 2014
With the 6th International Conference on Bovine TB under way today in Cardiff, Lesley Docksey reports on Defra's latest statistics. BTB in England is falling - and it's falling fastest where the strongest biosecurity measures are in place, confirming the experience of Wales and Scotland. more...The amazing emotional intelligence of our primate cousins
Danielle Radin
24th June 2014
Gorillas cooperating to dismantle poachers's snares, altruistic, food sharing chimpanzees, grieving lemurs performing death rituals ... Danielle Radin finds an extraordinary emotional depth and capacity for empathy in our fellow primates. more...The 'greening' of Europe's farms is a shameful failure
Lynn Dicks & Tim Benton
17th June 2014
The EU's farming policy is being touted as 'greener than ever' - but it's no such thing, write Lynn Dicks & Tim Benton. The 'green reforms' pay farmers for actions (and often inactions) that do not benefit wildlife, and contain no real or effective measures to help. more...HSI calls on farmers - 'go badger-friendly' to control bovine TB
Lesley Docksey
10th June 2014
Following new research showing that even culling a single badger from a family can cause a 'perturbation' that spreads TB, a new call has gone out on farmers to give up on culling, and 'go badger friendly' to control the disease. more...Heavy herbicide use on GMO crops raises Monarch butterfly extinction fear
John Pleasants
10th June 2014
Thanks to herbicide use on GMO crops in the US and Canada, Monarch butterfly numbers have crashed - the milkweeds the larvae feed on now survive mainly in 'conservation reserve' land and roadsides - and there's a 5% chance the Monarch will be extinct within 100 years. more...A night in the life of a badger sett monitor - Chris Tasker's story
Lesley Docksey
5th June 2014
NFU running police control rooms. Violent 'bounty-hunting' badger shooters in the woods at dead of night, none too bothered about the finer points of law. Confused, ill-informed police bearing prejudice against 'protestors' ... It's all a recipe for a big mess, writes Lesley Docksey. more...PNG: 'Lost' bat species rediscovered after 120 years in the wilderness
Luke Leung, Julie Broken-Brow & Catherine Hughes
15th June 2014
A 'microbat' that has remained unrecorded since 1890 has been discovered in Papua New Guinea. But with the country's forests under growing pressure from logging and for conversion to plantations, this and thousands of other biological treasures are at risk. more...Cull could put flood-struck badgers 'at risk of local extinction'
The Ecologist
2nd June 2014
Following last winter's severe flooding in SW England, the Government has refused to assess how badly badgers suffered - even though local populations could have crashed. If the cull goes ahead, badgers could be wiped out of some areas altogether. more...Our beautiful, fragile world
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26th June 2014
There is much merit in the cliché that 'a picture is worth a thousand words', writes Edgar Vaid, but 'Our Beautiful, Fragile World' suggests that great photography complemented by explanatory text is worth even more ... more...ECOLOGIST COOKIES
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Posted on September 20 at 5:35 p.m. (Suggest removal)
Well I guess they should have done their homework a little more thoroughly before they decided to lacate the project where it is.
With all the benefits already received, is it fair to come back, hat-in-hand, and ask MORE of your neighbors?
Shoot these new requests DOWN.
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Posted on September 19 at 11:04 a.m. (Suggest removal)
I've often used my pass on rentals, having added the rental car to those vehicles covered by my ez-pass, then removed it upon returning the car.
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Posted on September 19 at 10:50 a.m. (Suggest removal)
Don't forget Schenectady County Airport.
Google maps states that via Middleline Rd and NY-50 S/Saratoga Rd distance to be 15.5 miles taking 27 minutes with traffic, 25 minutes without.
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Posted on September 17 at 2:16 p.m. (Suggest removal)
The Gazette's spotlight should shine on some of the behavior of pedestrians and drivers right here in downtown Schenectady like it was onto Colonie's.
Pedestrians are often seen just walking into traffic, never even bothering to press the button, especially at S.C.C.C., State and Erie, and in the vicinity of the SCCC Center City campus ... many of them college students. Some almost dare drivers to attempt to get through.
Not to be outdone, many of the motorists keep going through red lights when pedestrians have walk lights in each direction, often 1,2 or even 5 cars continuing through AFTER the light has turned red.
While on pedestrian safety, the mayor told us some time ago that he would not be able to do anything about safety on Erie Blve until its multi-million dollars remake was finished. Well Mayor, it's seems finished, but I notice the "no turn on right" restrictions that were in place BEFORE your project was started no longer exist! Well THAT'S a surprise!
We don't need new crosswalks, lights, push-buttons, or any other physical thing as much as we need ENFORCEMENT. Time to put some teeth into existing law.
(as a side note, I've seen nothing at the college reminding it's students to obey the law and present a good empression of the college. It's SCCC's act of building a center-city campus that has generated much of the added foot traffic, and they should accept some responsibility in cleaning up the problems)
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Oh poo!
The marquee is nothing more than a BILLBOARD situated outside a theater. Just look at the large electronic billboards along I-90 or on Fuller Rd in Albany and tell me (with a straight face) that those "marquees" are a "symbol of .... a bright future" for those communities. It's no more than a means to advertise!
Why doesn't MetroTax give big bags of money to the owner of the other downtown movie marquee at State & Erie to update his? Why downtown would be TWICE as glorious and have twice it's bright future with TWO of these eyesores!
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So, mwbaird, do you consider the panhandlers of most other capital district cities a better thing than street entertainers?
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Caps key STUCK there, daily?
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The sky is falling! The sky is falling!
I have forgotten all kinds of things during my travels. When one sees the treatment given to Joshua D. Usher as he claimed his bag, they why would anyone in their right mind return to claim an item?
Never thought I'd see the day that forgetting something could send me to jail. Get a grip, people!
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Posted on July 20 at 12:18 a.m. (Suggest removal)
And it's on a bus route (#351) that runs every 45 minutes going to downtown!
Carm says, "Ride the Bus"!
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Darlene McGraw ("Educate cyclists and drivers on safety") is absolutely correct ((about education the public about the appicability of traffic law to pedestrians and bicyclists, who ARE part of traffic. (Note that it's TRAFFIC law and not "motoring law".)
However I disagree with a requirement to helmet all cyclists. I concern myself more with what we put IN cyclists heads than what we put ON them. Let's do more to PREVENT those collisions instead!
(mandatory helmet laws might save more lives if required for ALL sports, walking, and climbing a ladder to change the light bulbs in your home's lighting fixtures. Do we REALLY want to be that "safe"? ... Save me from those trying to "save" me!)
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28 Then I will proclaim your righteousness, and I will praise you all day long. | 28 My tongue will speak of your righteousness and of your praises all day long. |
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Hall of Shame - Embarrassing Moments
I was wearing a loose tankini and they all dared me to do a major canonball - of course I did. But when I came up I didn't realize that my top had come off so I came up and everyone saw my chest. Back to Article
one time when i was with my bf skyler we were walking with his brother and i ran and slipped in mud and he laughed
One time i went to the YMCA for a school thing and i wore a bikini and my crush was there with no shirt on and my top fell off! D: it was so embaresing!
i one time fall down a flight of stairs and my crush was just giggling saying are u ok? it was pretty embarresing!
i was in 4th grade. i was at a table with my crush. then i farted right in front of him. he made such a grossed out look at me. sooo embarrassing
one day in 2nd grade i was wearing a skirt. i went and sat on a swing. then i got up. when i got up these 2 guys were laughing at me. then i checked the back of my leg and there was wet bird poop on my leg.
Mine was when my teacher siad my crush in front of the whole class
Lol i remember that i only did it because a girl told me she couldnt see so i tried to make you sit down
when i was 5 my brother pulled down my pants at mgm during a star wars presentation.....
in third grade, my desk was next to my crush. me and my crush were assigned to do a project together, and i sneezed and got snot all over him
one time i was wlkin w/my crush n we sat something in the road and i thought it was a snake n i turned n ran thank god for flip flops I TRIPPED n busted @$$ ha he jus stood above me n laughed... then we went to his house n i almost drowned in his pool... i cant swin :"(
once, in year 2 i jumped into the pool and my teacher have to save me from drowning
Lmao 2 somee of yall but somee just borinqq nd happenedd 2 many timees
i was in the park with my bf and his friends and two of my dogs ran around me and their leads wrapped around me and tripped me up and i fell into the bin infront of everyone


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DAILY MANIFESTOGran Turismo 5 Races Off to be PrintedPosted on Wednesday, November 3 @ 08:32:01 Eastern by Anthony Severino
The long-awaited racer finally nears the finish line.Early last month, the PlayStation community was stunned to find out that the much-anticipated racing sim, Gran Turismo 5, would suddenly hit the brakes, missing its scheduled release date of November 2. Sony left a release date open-ended, only promising that it would be out before the holidays. With fans in an uproar, Polyphony Digital head and father of Gran Turismo Kazunori Yamauchi has just soothed the masses with a very promising statement: "The discs are being stamped as we speak." Gran Turismo is the best-selling racing franchise of all-time, selling over 55 million units to date. The latest installement's release is vital for Sony's PlayStation 3, which without GT5 would lack a major blockbuster exclusive during the holiday season. LittleBigPlanet 2, which was also set to release this holiday season, was delayed into 2011. [Source]
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Guild Wars 2: Heart of Thorns
Guild Wars 2 Heart of Thorns trailer. (3:10) Homeworld Remastered Collection
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