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Great piece. The fox really stand out in the monochrome forest. The forest retains interest with its clear lines. Really works.
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We can't always keep up the pace, so we're opting for (read: absolutely need) a quieter, more peaceful start to the year with A. Balasubramaniam's Study of a Fallen Bird because we bet that's how a lot of you probably feel right now. Follow this with Ann Hamilton's Shell for maximum comfort and protection and Untitled (Bad Ideas) by Jeanne Silverthorne is for the particularly fragile, if not broken or shattered.
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I think the Lyrica has stabilised after the settling-down period. I've been taking it for two weeks now, and this morning I experienced a little pain; not enough to concern me, but it was noticeable. I'm seeing my GP in a couple of weeks, so I think I'll have to ask for a higher dose – I'm taking 75mg twice a day, and he said there was a lot of room for raising the dose if I needed it – just to make sure I'm getting the best pain relief I can from it.
Lyrica has already been a blessing. Even on a low dose, the pain has reduced dramatically. My arms don't ache anymore – and I can lift them above my head for the first time in years – and my thighs no longer feel like somebody's stabbing them with a blunt spoon when I wake up. The anti-inflammatories are helping with the joint pain more than I expected; my fingers still hurt, but my wrists and ankles don't feel weak and painful anymore.
Today's a rest day. The sun's shining outside, but I'm sitting on my bed, half-typing and half-watching television. The window's wide open next to me, so I can enjoy the warmth and sunshine without having to sit on the uncomfortable bench in the garden. Yesterday, I sorted clothes to give to charity and helped around the house, clearing my extensive toiletries collection from the overcrowded bathroom and sorting things online for my mother. It's the first time I've slept well on a Sunday night since I can remember – I always feel uncomfortable and alone when I come home from staying with S – and I got up early; around 8am. This morning, I got up even earlier, making a coffee at 7am and settling down to reply to emails. I slept for 11 straight hours last night, and woke up feeling properly awake and ready for the day; no nightmares, no going back to sleep, and no waking that I can remember.
It's years since I've slept properly. It feels like a miracle.
Perhaps it's all the weed I've been smoking recently, but I feel pretty blessed right now. Not in a religious way – I'm not about to suddenly find god – but just in the sense that I have plenty to feel good about right now. For over a decade my life has been a struggle – panic attacks, paranoia, failed relationships, lost friendships, life in the mental health system, unexplained diagnoses – and at this moment in time a lot of stuff is under control, or I'm at least trying. I never used to try; I just accepted my fate. Now… perhaps things can change.
I have S, who is the best boyfriend I've ever had by miles. I love him dearly, without jealousy or resentment. I trust him not to hurt me; I've never trusted anybody else like that. He makes me happier than I ever thought I could feel, just by smiling at me. I'm far from a novice when it comes to relationships; I've been engaged, lived with partners, loved, hated and cried. I've had long-term relationships and short disasters. I was with the same person for four years. I know how love feels, and how relationships work… and I love S with all my heart. He's amazing.
I have pain-relief. Finally, I have something which works. I'm no longer bed-bound for most of the week, and I'm starting to feel I could start achieving something again, after giving up entirely on any idea of a decent future.
Last year, I got my diagnosis of borderline personality disorder, after years of ruining relationships and acting in ways I didn't understand or much like. In truth, I hated myself for lashing out and being so suspicious of everybody; I felt like an awful, obsessive person, one of those women who refuses to ever let a relationship go and boils bunnies in her spare time. Now I know why I react in that way, and I can work on fixing it. I'm already improving.
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Like Ficarra and Requa's 2011 comedy Crazy Stupid Love, Focus begins promisingly and bops along enjoyably for a while, only to run out of steam…
Like Ficarra and Requa's 2011 comedy Crazy Stupid Love, Focus begins promisingly and bops along enjoyably for a while, only to run out of steam…
Much about Farewell to Hollywood ends up being more opaque than it should be, including Corra himself.
"The Ballad of Narayama" is a Japanese film of great beauty and elegant artifice, telling a story of startling cruelty. What a space it opens…
Patrice Leconte's "Monsieur Hire" is a tragedy about loneliness and erotomania, told about two solitary people who have nothing else in common. It involves a…
A review of Marquis Daisy's "Smile" by Chicago Urban League student Matthew Reilly.
A review of Marquis Daisy's "Smile" by Chicago Urban League student Brandon Towns.
Famous scenes from great movies, re-enacted with stick figures.
A review of Marquis Daisy's "Smile" by Chicago Urban League student Matthew Reilly.
An FFC looks at the "Taken" saga.
Writer/director Richard Linklater and editor Sandra Adair discuss "Boyhood" as part of the Film Independent Directors Close-Up series.
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A video interview with the Oscar-winning star of "Still Alice," Julianne Moore.
* This filmography is not intended to be a comprehensive list of this artist's work. Instead it reflects the films this person has been involved with that have been reviewed on this site.
Lord Richard Attenborough, legendary director and actor, has passed away at the age of 91.
On June 21, 2014, "Life Itself" opened the Hamptons Film Festival at Guild Hall in East Hampton, New York. RogerEbert.com publisher Chaz Ebert and editor-in-chief Matt Zoller Seitz were guests at the event and participated in a post-screening Q&A with Alec Baldwin and Hamptons Film Festival artistic director David Nugent afterward.
Nell Minow responds to our Movie Love Questionnaire.
"Dawn of the Planet of the Apes" prominently features digital effects in a manner that blurs the line between traditional production categories and may force distinctions to be made in the near future.
Chaz writes to Roger about attending the Oscars without him.
The Producers Guild, the Writers Guild and the Directors Guild have all weighed in. How good are they as predictors of the Oscars?
An exhaustive list of Top 10s by RogerEbert.com contributors.
Missing Roger's Oscars prognostications and his top ten lists. And making a list of my own.
The Oscars race has hit a holiday lull. It's a good time to pause and take stock of nominations.
Critics groups from around the country are giving awards. What impact do these awards have on the Oscar race, and how useful are they as predictors?
Director John Lee Hancock on the challenges of making a film about Walt Disney for Disney.
Sandra Bullock's character in "Gravity" defies the norms of female characters in Hollywood films.
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The male bonding/rivalry and cars-go-vrooom of "Rush" leaves Susan Wloszczyna bored, but the Sandra Bullock and Dame Judi Dench save the day with great work in "Gravity" and "Philomena" respectively.
Here are links to all our coverage from the 2013 Toronto International Film Festival.
Tommaso Tocci reports on the screening of "Locke" at the Venice Film Festival.
Tommaso Tocci reports on "Gravity," the opening night film of the 70th Venice Film Festival.
Marie writes: As the dog days of summer slowly creep towards September and Toronto starts getting ready for TIFF 2013, bringing with it the promise of unique and interesting foreign films, it brought to mind an old favorite, namely The Red Balloon; a thirty-four minute short which follows the adventures of a young boy who one day finds a sentient red balloon. Filmed in the Menilmontant neighborhood of Paris and directed by French filmmaker Albert Lamorisse, The Red Balloon went on to win numerous awards and has since become a much-beloved Children's Classic.
A Civil Rights-era test to see if you're smart enough to vote; what you need to know about the situation in Turkey; the director of 20 Feet from Stardom, interviewed; new classical music suggestions for Hollywood villains; something about Like Clockwork; guess which critic wrote this un-bylined New York Times review?
"As film exhibition in North America crowds itself ever more narrowly into predictable commercial fodder for an undemanding audience, we applaud those brave, free spirits who still hold faith with the unlimited potential of the cinema." - Roger
Troll the NSA; clashes continue in Turkey; the "familiar profile" of the Santa Monica killer; wash your hands!; actresses in Hollywood are having a worse/better time of it; Lego faces getting angrier; great tracking shots.
Marie writes: The unseen forces have spoken! The universe has filled a void obviously needing to be filled: there is now a font made entirely of cats. Called Neko Font (Japanese for "cat font") it's a web app that transforms text into a font comprised of cat pictures. All you need to do is write something in the text box, press "enter" on your keyboard and Neko Font instantly transforms the letters into kitties! Thanks go to intrepid club member Sandy Kahn for alerting the Ebert Club to this important advancement in typography. To learn more, read the article "There is now a font made entirely of cats" and to test it out yourself, go here: Neko Font. Meanwhile, behold what mankind can achieve when it has nothing better to do....
Jan de Bont's "Speed 2: Cruise Control" is one of the most maligned movies of all time, earning the wrath of critics and audiences alike. It has a Rotten Tomatoes rating of two percent and an average IMDB grade of 3.5--levels usually reserved for such monstrosities as The Village People's "Can't Stop the Music" (8/ 3.7) and the insult to all things good and decent that is Adam Sandler's "That's my Boy" (21/ 5.5). Judging from its box office performance, more people hated "Speed 2" than actually saw it. Yet I have to admit that after watching it on its opening weekend in 1997, I left the theater more than happy and was not surprised by the thumbs-ups it received from Siskel & Ebert. Then all hell broke loose. When I dis a movie a friend likes, all he has to do is bring up "Speed 2."
No favorable review I've ever written has inspired more disbelief than my three stars for "Speed 2." Even its star, Sandra Bullock, started mentioning in interviews her disgust with herself for agreeing to star in it. It's frequently cited as an example of what a lousy critic I am. (Note well: Siskel also gave it thumbs up.) All the same, I'm grateful to movies that show me what I haven't seen before, and "Speed 2" had a cruise ship plowing right up the main street of a Caribbean village.
Marie writes: When I first learned of "Royal de Luxe" I let out a squeal of pure delight and immediately began building giant puppets inside my head, trying to imagine how it would look to see a whale or dragon moving down the street..."Based in Nantes, France, the street theatre company Royal de Luxe performs around the world, primarily using gigantic, elaborate marionettes to tell stories that take place over several days and wind through entire cities. Puppeteers maneuver the huge marionettes - some as tall as 12 meters (40 ft) - through streets, parks, and waterways, performing their story along the way." - the Atlantic
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- Brian Schmitz of the Orlando Sentinel: "Historical evidence indicates the Orlando Magic are vacation-bound, unable to change the course of the series against the Boston Celtics. But maybe tonight they can change — or erase — an unflattering image that could dog them into the summer and beyond after Saturday night's Boston Massacre."
- George Diaz of the Orlando Sentinel: "[Dwight] Howard's pursuit of outside interests will only slow down his development as an NBA superstar. Dwight is sensitive to criticism — I've seen this personally on several columns I've written — and does take things to heart. This isn't a rip job, just an honest assessment: He's got to get better and develop a versatile offensive game plan. He's got to start making more free throws. He's got to earn that superstar status, because right now he's losing a lot of street cred in the NBA."
- Tania Ganguli of the Orlando Sentinel: "Fairly or unfairly, the personal stake in this series is huge for [Vince] Carter. Down 0-3 to the Boston Celtics after a 94-71 loss on Saturday, the Magic face the possibility of failing to match last season's NBA Finals appearance or, worse, getting swept out of the Eastern Conference finals. If either or both happens it will be looked upon as a failure of Orlando's offseason moves — the most significant of which featured Carter's arrival and Hedo Turkoglu's departure."
- Julian Benbow of The Boston Globe: "Indeed, the Celtics have had the Magic boxed in for the majority of the Eastern Conference finals, taking a three-games-to-none-lead with a 94-71 win Saturday night. The Celtics, who can close out the series tonight at the Garden, have given up 100 points just three times in these playoffs — their only three losses. In their 11 playoff wins, the Celtics have held opponents to 84.9 points a game. The defense that struggled to keep teams from hanging 100 at the end of the regular season is now playing as well as it has all season."
- Gary Washburn of The Boston Globe: "The Magic are taking more of a plunge than they would at Splash Mountain at Disney World in Orlando, and are figuratively being doused at the conclusion of the drop. They are soaking wet, embarrassed, and stunned as they enter Game 4 tonight at TD Garden. No NBA team has come back from a three-games-to-none deficit, and if the Magic are swept, this season will be considered an abject failure. Even if the Magic steal Game 4 and send the series back to Orlando, they will be tabbed disappointments considering how they finished the regular season and swept through the first two rounds of the playoffs. But the Magic have at least one more game to display that their pride has not been expunged."
- Mark Murphy of the Boston Herald: "[Rashard] Lewis averaged 16 points during the Magic's first eight playoff games – all wins – but has averaged just five during these three games against the Celtics. He's made only two baskets in each and has attempted only two free throws – both in Game 1. Lewis is also 1-of-13 from his preferred 3-point range. […] But Garnett isn't simply playing straight-up defense. As in 2008, when his help defense was the lifeblood of an NBA title, Garnett is again covering the hardwood like a free safety. He's back to defending against the pick-and-roll and recovering on time to deny Lewis a good shot. Any thoughts that the Lewis of the regular season – the player who successfully drove out of the corner on an immobilized Garnett for the game-winner with 1.3 seconds left in a Jan. 28 game in Orlando – would be a factor now are gone."
- Steve Buckley of the Boston Herald: "For not only are the Celtics "back," they have conquered whatever problems they brought out to the parquet during the regular season. When they take the court tonight for Game 4 against the deflated, sad Magic, the Garden will be primed and ready to be the launching pad to the team's second trip to the NBA Finals in three years. It wasn't long ago – just weeks, really – that people were asking which of Boston's four pro sports franchises was the closest to winning a championship. Few had the Celtics on the list, even after they dismissed the Miami Heat in just five games in the first round. The Celtics made believers of everyone when they humiliated the Cleveland Cavaliers in the next round, but there was one home clunker in the mix: a 124-95 loss to the Cavs. But think big picture: The Celtics are 6-1 at home in the postseason."
- Steve Bulpett of the Boston Herald: "Stan Van Gundy has been trying to get in front of every bullet he can, but what the Celtics are doing to his team is hardly on the coach – and it's amazing that some will try to pin it there. He has put his players in a position to succeed all year, and they have responded in this series by rarely working hard enough and by tightening up and missing open shots when they do. On a club with this much talent, the sight of the Magic failing to play for each other is a clear sign that no magnetic force in sneakers has yet emerged."
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In 1989, Richard N. Goldman (1920-2010) and his wife, Rhoda H. Goldman (1924-1996) established the Goldman Environmental Prize, stemming from their lifelong commitment to environmental protection, in order to recognize ordinary individuals working at the grassroots level who protect and enhance our environment. |
Richard and Rhoda grew up in San Francisco and lived down the street from each other as young children. Richard was friends with one of Rhoda's brothers. Eventually both Richard and Rhoda attended the University of California at Berkeley. Following college, Richard spent four years in the armed services and returned to San Francisco in 1946. He later ran into Rhoda, the little girl from down the street, at a friend's wedding. They were married within the year. In 1949 Richard founded Goldman Insurance Services, a major insurance brokerage firm based in San Francisco. The firm was eventually sold to Willis Insurance in 2001. Rhoda Haas Goldman was a descendant of Levi Strauss and served on the Board of Directors of both the apparel company and the corporation's philanthropic foundation. In 1951, Richard and Rhoda started the Goldman Fund, a philanthropic foundation that gave away nearly half a billion dollars to a variety of nonprofit organizations that are making the world a better and safer place. The Goldmans are known for their commitment to arts and culture, Jewish affairs and the environment. Richard and Rhoda had four children, Richard (1947-1989), John, Susan, and Douglas. They have eleven grandchildren. Founder's LetterIn 1989, when my late wife Rhoda and I established the Goldman Environmental Prize, we had no idea the award would become the world's largest prize program for grassroots environmental activists. While there are other prizes for environmental achievement, it is this focus on work done at the grassroots level that sets the Goldman Prize apart. The attention that the news media throughout the world has accorded the Goldman Prize and its recipients has vastly exceeded our expectations. Goldman Prize recipients are proof that ordinary people are capable of doing truly extraordinary things. Although the Prize winners represent a wide variety of nations and work on very different issues, they have much in common. All have shown conviction, commitment and courage. Ken Saro Wiwa, the 1995 Goldman Prize winner from Africa, was executed by his government for protecting the rights of Nigeria's Ogoni people, whose oil-rich land had been exploited by multi-national oil companies. More than ever the voices represented by these individuals are being heard around the world. Several Prize recipients have been appointed or elected to political office. Many have become ministers of the environment in their respective countries, while others have been elected senators in their national parliaments. Marina Silva (1996), a former rubber-tree tapper who led a movment to halt deforestation in the Brazilian rainforest, was elected to the Brazilian senate in 1994, and in 2003 became Brazil's Minisiter of Environement. The 1991 Goldman Prize winner from Africa, Wangari Maathai, became the first African woman to win the Nobel Peace Prize in 2004, for her dedication to the environment, human rights, and peace. In everything we do, we are continually inspired by the selfless examples provided in abundance by the ever-growing family of Goldman Prize recipients. |
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September 29, 2011, 8:49 pm
Last week I drove my 2002 tdci for 2 miles, stopped at a shop for 5 mins, and it wouldn't start - just glow plug light flashing. I contacted Green Flag who agreed to come out in about 1 hour. After 10 mins or so I tried starting again, and hey presto I was on the move again, so I cancelled breakdown call. After 2 miles engine died again and management light flashing again. Again, waited awhile and off we go again.In conclusion it had to be taken to one of Green Flags contractors garages, and I had to wait for a couple of days while their diagnostics revealed crankshaft and camshaft sensors were faulty, which they replaced. It is OK now, but I have lost a bit of confidence in the vehicle now, and why did the engine start again after 10 or 15 mins ? Does temperature have any bearing on this ?
September 30, 2011, 6:57 pm
in a word yes, heat starts to breakdown the sensor,its unusual for both sensors to fail its usually the cam sensor that plays up thats why ford updated the sensor from the early ones that were fitted.
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Thanks for that Mintalkin - you have a wealth of information, which I'm sure has been a great help to many !
Yes, the guy at the garage said his diagnostic test didn't specify which sensor, so from his experience of fitting just one, it often worked out by sods law it was the other one that was faulty, so he always fitted both as they were relatively inexpensive. Mind you, the bill came to just over 200 quid !
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2nd Annual India Leadership Conclave 2011 : Mumbai.
in a star-studded, power-packed audience followed by outstanding presentations from the think tanks of India, 2nd Annual India Leadership Conclave 2011(indialeadershipconclave.com) & Indian Affairs's Business Leadership Awards 2011 ( www.indianaffairs.in ) organized by Indian Affairs & Indo-American Chamber of Commerce concluded at Hotel Nootel, Mumbai, India on 22nd April with business Leaders & Companies were honored with coveted Awards. The Nominations in various segments was marked by votings & sms campaigns to choose their Leaders. The suspense got over when the Awards were declared by the Chief Guest of the Evening by Shri Sanjay Nirupam, Member of Parliament, Government of India & AICC Secretary who gave away the Awards to the winners. Speaking at the Conclave, Nirupam while congratulating the Winners urged the industry "to come forward & be a part of catalyst of change. He further added that the Nation need their services to take Indian Industry to the global map" .
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I had to go to the hardware today to get the stuff to fix a leaking faucet.
When I got the repair kit for my Peerless/Delta faucet I noticed that they still put both types of springs in the pak. All of the new faucets use the short tapered springs where the old(and I mean really old) style uses a straight coil spring that looks to just about perfect for 1/25 cars and trucks. If you know a plumber, they may have several pair of these springs you could whine for. But the whole repair kit was only $1.59
PS the best part is they are made of Stainless Steel so they will look good for a long time to come.
Free(almost) coil springs!
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Posted 26 March 2006 - 04:52 PM
Do you have a pic of these springs?
Posted 26 March 2006 - 05:38 PM
I'll try to post pics later.
Posted 11 May 2006 - 06:30 AM
Hardware stores (if you can still find one) carry spring assortments that they'll let you paw through. And they're cheap too. You can sometimes get a longer one and make 2 out of it. Also look at ball point pens, many have perfect model car springs in them.


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On a cold, wintry day, there's nothing more gratifying than wrapping your mittened hands around a steaming bowl of soup. Particularly if that soup's from the Philadelphia Filly, an old-fashioned quilted-metal cart that keeps things cooking on the 16th Street Mall right at Broadway. The recipes come from Sally Rock and Dale Goin, who long ago shut their restaurant of the same name in order to take their soups and gourmet cheesesteak
sandwiches on the road. Rock believes that any casserole or down-home dish can be made into a soup, and she proves it by offering such favorites as red beans and rice, chicken cordon bleu and tuna-cheese casserole in liquid form. These concoctions are so rich and flavorful, you'd swear you were eating the real thing. And flu sufferers, take note: The Filly's version of chicken noodle contains curry and cayenne, which clear out the throat, and cream, which soothes it. Hurry and eat your fill now, though, because as soon as the days get as warm as these bowls, they'll disappear until next winter -- but you can get the Filly's cheesesteaks year-round.


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- Order Chicken Pad Thai and Thai Basil Chicken and put them in the same bowl and mix them together before you eat them.
Two important notes: i) This might only taste good when both dishes are from Urban Thai restaurant on College Street in Toronto, Ontario. ii) this will make you shit like a demon the next day. It will be worth it. - Let an entire day go by without looking at a screen or monitor of any kind.
- Pleasure yourself while looking at pornography that was published the month and year that you were born. Try not to think about what the people involved look like now/how dead they are.
- Go to Dollarama (or whatever the dollar store in your area is called) and buy one of those ridiculously cheap and simple wire head massagers. Let someone else use it on you.
- "Like" every single thing that's been posted to your facebook news feed today--especially updates about really sad life events.
- Tell someone this joke: Two deer walk out of a gay bar, one turns to the other and says, "Man, I can't believe I blew thirty bucks in there."
- If you work in an office environment or some kind of shared space, buy a cake and leave it out for everyone. Leave a note that reads, "Enjoy!...if you dare."
- Check your local listings for showtimes for whatever travesty of a film that billionaire Adam Sandler is currently hocking. Go down to the theatre right about the time the movie is about to end and when the first person walks out the door, punch them right in the face.
- You know how you sometimes rage impotently about against companies/products/large entities that have subtle ways of making your life miserable? Instead of bitching about them on facebook/out loud on the phone with your friends, craft a well-written, angry letter and actually send it (bonus: submit it to The Real Johnson and we'll post it).
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Amanda Paul wasn't having a great game. Pulled, she spent a good deal of the first half riding the bench, cheering for her Tappan Zee teammates. But basketball is a game of two halves, and for Paul, it was a game of two stories. The junior forward pulled down an… Read More →


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3. Individual membership in the North Carolina Restaurant & Lodging Association (a $295 value).
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Glenshire is among one of the more popular family neighborhoods. It is located about six miles east of downtown Truckee. This area is very popular with full-time residents because of its proximity to Reno (25-minute commute to Reno). This is a great area for families, with a NEW neighborhood Elementary School! This community is perfect area to reside in and raise a family with all the wonderful amenities including, a clubhouse, pool, BBQ, gazebo, tennis, basketball, lake trail, playground, volleyball, and 232 acres of greenbelt. There are also equestrian easements.
Glenshire is a neighborhood with about 1,500 housing units and 1/4, 1/3, and 1-acre lots.
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SanDisk announced today an 8 GB model of its popular Cruzer Micro USB flash drive, double the largest capacity previously available in the Cruzer Micro line. Only two inches long, a half-inch thick and weighing less than half an ounce, the 8GB Cruzer Micro nonetheless can hold a massive personal library – 1,600 ultra-high-resolution digital pictures, 2,000 digital songs or five hours of high-quality home video.
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'RHOBH' Star Kyle Richards Weighs In On Adrienne Maloof and Paul Nassif's Divorce [AUDIO]
"Real Housewives of Beverly Hills" star Kyle Richards called in to "On Air With Ryan Seacrest" on Monday to talk about the Olympics, opening her new boutique, "Kyle By Alene Too," and typical "Housewives" drama.
On Adrienne Maloof and Paul Nassif's Divorce:
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She continues, "I just carry all my favorite designers. I have Haute Hippie, Parker, Alexander McQueen. Everything from a denim bar. It's sort of like a cross between a small Fred Segal, maybe meets Intermix perhaps, but we also have a lot of vintage Chanel. I'm having a lot of fun and my daughters think it's like a big closet. The only one who can't fit into my clothes is Portia and believe me, she tries. But it is a lot of fun, you know, we're there everyday and it's just a lot of fun hanging out there and being around picking the clothes for the store. I love fashion so it's a fun venture for me."


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The UP 200 is one of America's premier 12-dog, mid-distance sled dog races. Mushers say this is one of their favorite races, not only because of the challenging race, but because of the cheering crowds and warm welcome they receive here in the Upper Peninsula. The UP 200 trail covers 240 miles of challenging terrain through the areas of Marquette, Grand Marais, Wetmore, and Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore and finishes at Mattson Lower Harbor Park in Marquette. The mushers will leave Marquette Friday evening and arrive in Grand Marais sometime Saturday morning. After a layover to rest and eat, they'll head back to Marquette late Saturday afternoon and evening. Come join in the excitement for the start of the race located in downtown Marquette, Michigan. For more information on this event, visit the website or call (906) 228-3072.
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What are the qualities that consistently turn marketers into social media superstars?
When we look at successful social media marketers like Mari Smith—co-author of Facebook Marketing: An Hour a Day, a highly sought after speaker, and a great person to learn from—we find 5 traits that are common to her and other superstars . . . traits that you can apply to your own social media marketing efforts.
1. Be humble
When entering the social media space, leave your ego at the door. Now is the time to let your guard down and join the conversation. Sure, you may be a social media superstar, but if growing a vibrant community is your goal, you should be open to sharing with and learning from others. You know how the most interesting people at cocktail parties are often those who are truly interested in what others have to say? The same quality applies to social media.
2. Be inclusive
Participate in social media noncompetitively by treating others as equals, recommending peers, and commenting on others' content. This trait relates to the previous one. Social media isn't a place to broadcast your newest product or brag about how great your company is. It's a place to join others in conversation . . . and to start some yourself. Approach it as a place to make friends and connect with industry peers.
3. Be knowledgeable
Focus on sharing information in your niche industry by answering questions and providing content that will help others in your network. When you offer valuable content that helps people improve their business and lives, they'll want to follow you and share your content with their own networks.
4. Be consistent
Put social media engagement on your schedule. Regularly produce content that's consistent with your brand across all platforms. Spotty engagement may come across as insincere. Even when you're really busy, try not to ignore your network!
5. Be a leader
Don't hang around in the background on social networks. One of your goals should be to lead your community in knowledge and conversation. This means being proactive as you look for new content to share and initiate conversations with people on social media. When you think about it, it makes sense: People are following you on Twitter, so it's up to you to lead them!
These are just a few of the character traits that turn regular marketers into social media superstars. What other qualities would you add to this list?
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In November 2011 the Prime Minister commissioned Professor Ian Hargreaves to conduct an independent review of the Intellectual Property Framework. Following extensive consultation Professor Hargreaves published his report, Digital Opportunity: A Review of Intellectual Property and Growth, which highlighted the importance of the design industry and concluded that:
"The role of IP in supporting this important branch of the creative economy has been neglected. In the next 12 months, the Intellectual Property Office should conduct an evidence based assessment of the relationship between design rights and innovation, with a view to establishing a firmer basis for evaluating policy at the UK and European level..."
With design and intellectual property being at the forefront of current discussion and debate, we were pleased to host this scoping event exploring two pieces of research from the Intellectual Property Office:
The event provided an opportunity for copyright owners, technology companies, users, consumers, academics and policymakers to explore the legal implications of design rights and the international scale of UK design and IP.
There was a panel discussion, Q&A session and networking event, chaired by David Musker, Partner at Jenkins. Speakers included:
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text: Steven Rockefeller is a Professor of Religion at Middlebury College in Vermont where he formerly served as Dean of the College. He received his Master of Divinity from Union Theological Seminary in New York City and his Ph.D. in the philosophy of religion from Columbia University. He is the author of John Dewey: Religious Faith and Democratic Humanism (Columbia, 1991), and Spirit and Nature: Why the Environment is a Religious Issue (Beacon, 1992). His essays have been published in a number of books and journals. Over the past decade, his work has given special attention to the interrelationship of democracy, ecology, and religious faith. He is currently coordinating the drafting of the Earth Charter for the Earth Charter Commission and Earth Council. Abstract of paper given at Buddhism and Ecology conference: A worldwide effort is underway to create an Earth Charter that would set forth in clear, simple language a vision of fundamental ethical principles for the 21st century. This presentation will describe the Earth Charter project and will invite dialogue on Buddhist contributions to the charter. Abstract of paper given at Christianity and Ecology conference: Ethical Principles Underlying the Earth Charter The presentation will consider the significance of the Earth Charter with reference to the international debate over global ethics. It will review the goals and progress of the Earth Charter consultation process and plans for the period 1998-2000. The relation of the religions, and especially Christianity, to the Earth Charter will be considered. The principles of the Earth Charter will be discussed with special reference to the current debate and new proposals stimulated by the Benchmark Draft. Back to: Buddhism and Ecology conference participants Christianity and Ecology conference participants Culminating conference participants UN/AMNH conference participants |


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Cynthia McKinney's blog
The World Needs Peace – But Not a Pax Americana
by Cynthia McKinney
"The war machine of the United States, Israel, and NATO will continue to roll until we stop it. The Bolivarian Alliance countries of Latin America are showing us the way – that we can achieve democracy and self-determination and liberation with ballots instead of bullets."
What Do Hollywood Executives Call Beyonce, Denzel Washington and Halle Berry? Nigger.
by Cynthia McKinney
Hollywood is usually described as a politically liberal place, but legal actions by two Blacks in the entertainment industry claim that vocabularies in Tinsel Town are routinely laced with words like "nigger," "spade," "colored," "monkey," "nigga," "uncle tom," "spook," and "coon." What's more, they've got the documents to prove it.
Justice for Trayvon Martin Also Means Joining the International Struggle Against U.S. Lawlessness
by Cynthia McKinney
"If the number of persons murdered by the police were included in the sum of executions, America would rank third in executions globally – just behind Iran." The Trayvon Martin horror reminds us that U.S. foreign policy mirrors its domestic behavior towards Blacks and browns. "If leadership inside the U.S. will do this to their own citizens, what is done to others outside the U.S. should come as no surprise."
12,000 US Troops Poised to Move From Malta to Libya?
By Cynthia McKinney
Of course President Obama assured the world that no US troops would be deployed to Libya. Barack tells us about as much of the truth as any US president, which is to say not much, often not any. Unnoticed by the US press, the empire's military are consolidating the rule of the so-called National Transitional council, and claiming their prize --- unrestricted access to bases deep in the Sahara, on the borders of Sudan, Chad and Mali, from which special forces and drones can be quickly dispatched to corners of Africa unreachable before now...
Mahmoud Jibril and Qaddafi's Wealth Redistribution Project
from Cynthia McKinney
The historical record of Muammar Qaddafi's leadership of Libya must be preserved against the false narrative of the regime changers. The real story is one of internal betrayal at the highest levels, as well as external aggression. The Libyan government bureaucrat who would become head of the NATO-backed National Transitional Council, Mahmoud Jibril, "believed that the masses were not fit to govern themselves and that an elite should control the fate and wealth of any nation." He is now busily transferring that wealth to private and foreign hands.
McKinney: The Art of Leadership and the Fight for Justice
by Cynthia McKinney
"As the United States and NATO drop bombs on unsubmitting African people in Libya, the United States kills an innocent Black man in Georgia." The execution of Troy Davis and the vicious Euro-American assault on Libya spring from the same historical source. "A new kind of perverse global plantation is being created." Too many of today's Black politicians are mere posers and seat warmers. "Leroy Johnson, alone in the Georgia State Senate, was more powerful in the 1960s than are the 55 Black members of the Georgia Legislature now."
President Obama Gets His Groove Back By Attacking Africans
by Cynthia McKinney
"Even I could not imagine that it would get this bad" under Barack Obama, writes Cynthia McKinney, former Georgia congresswoman and Green Party presidential candidate. Abroad, the First Black President murders whole nations and peoples. At home, "Blacks are slipping back more and more into economic and cultural servitude and political irrelevancy," with Black family wealth now pegged at $2,000 per household, compared to $94,600 for whites.
Why Obama Attacked Libya
by Cynthia McKinney
The former Georgia congresswoman and Green Party presidential candidate has led delegations to Libya. She says, "Mr. Qaddafi to this day continues to assist Black political organizations in an effort to keep people of African descent able to exercise their right of self-determination." Qaddafi should take the U.S. and its Europeans allies to the the International Court of Justice to obtain an injunction against this military action. "I know just the right team of unbought international lawyers to do it," writes McKinney.
Obama Blows Chance to Remake U.S. Transportation
by Cynthia McKinney
With General Motors and Chrysler at death's door, the incoming Obama administration had an opportunity to perform a transformative bailout, to invest billions in public dollars to leapfrog U.S. automakers into the green future. Instead, Obama's men spent $50 billion to maintain the industrial status quo and further weaken unions.
James Edward "Billy" McKinney Laid to Rest
by Cynthia McKinney
Former Georgia Congresswoman and Green Party presidential candidate Cynthia McKinney spoke at the funeral of her father and co-struggler, July 19. Thousands attended the ceremonies at Atlanta's Jackson Memorial Baptist Church. "Billy" McKinney, born February 23, 1927, was one of Atlanta's first Black policemen (1947) and a 30-year veteran of the state legislature.
U.S. Coming Apart at the Seams
Haiti 2010: An Unwelcome Katrina Redux
Is This What They Meant by "Post Racial America?" Harry Reid and the "Negro Dialect"
Remarks of Cynthia McKinney at the World Conference to Criminalize War
You wouldn't know it from our myopic and entertainment-obsessed US media, but there's a whole peace-loving world out there beyond our borders. Late last month Cynthia McKinney, the former representative from Georgia traveled to Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia to participate in a conference on the criminalization of war.
Here are some of her remarks at that event. If you cannot see the video above, click here.
Declaration of Dignity – The Tripoli Statement
The following speech was delivered by former Congresswoman Cynthia McKinney last week in Libya. As our issue deadline approaches, McKinney is now in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia for an international conference on the criminalization of war and warfare, an affair certain to pass unnoticed by our corporate media. But then, our bipartisan elite and our military establishment, the largest and most expensive in the world, is permanent war with a large fraction of humanity. In her tireless work to promote justice and peace over injustice and warfare, it is increasingly clear that McKinney is a more accurate representative of black America than our current president can claim to be.
Global Resistance, Local Action, and Vision
The Unnecessary Death of My Aunt, Hazel
Cynthia McKinney Announces Formation of DIGNITY
Obama Pulls U.S. Out of UN Conference on Racism, But Congressional Black Caucus Should Attend Anyway
by Cynthia McKinney
When Eric Holder, the new U.S. Attorney General called the nation to account for its historic reluctance to honestly talk about race and racism, its manifestations and consequences, he could have been talking about his boss the president. By withdrawing from the UN Conference on Racism he is leading backwards, in the direction of Clinton and Bush rather than forward into the 21st century. The fact that the President of Change wan't bring himself -- or us --- to an honest discussion about race says a lot for his willingness to lead on the subject.
But Obama's willingness to cave in the face of white racism and business as usual is no excuse for the Congressional Black Caucus, supposedly among the best and brightest Black America has to offer. It's time for the CBC to step up where the president has stepped back.
Cynthia McKinney: "Mr. President: Give Us a Clean Break from War"
Let Gaza Live!
by Cynthia McKinney
The Green Party presidential candidate's
Washington speech on Israel's savage assault on Gaza: "A new day is coming in
U.S. politics. We will use the power of our vote to change U.S. policy.
We will no longer check our values at the door and support politicians and
political parties that fail to deliver. Not one more bomb to Israel."
African Americans, Peace and the Plight of Palestinians
by Cynthia McKinney
The former congresswoman and Green Party
presidential candidate charges that "Israel's lockdown of Gaza is keeping food,
fuel, and medicine from civilians." But that's just the most recent atrocity in
a human rights catastrophe that began 60 years ago, in Palestine, the same year
that birthed the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. The Declaration is
prime evidence that a civilized world is possible, but "Palestine is the place
that the Universal Declaration forgot."
It's About Time
by Cynthia McKinney
Speaking to a Black Panther Party reunion in Atlanta, Green Party presidential candidate Cynthia McKinney declared, "I consistently use you as a gauge: if they would do it to the Black Panther Party, then all of America must know that they will, without hesitation, also do it to the rest of us." Innocuous words can have murderous meanings. "What we must never forget is what the U.S. government means when it uses the word "neutralize." Lies can neutralize almost as effectively as guns. "We get more straight talk from political hip hop than we do from today's journalists charged with informing the people of their voting choices and policy options."
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The Big Boys Got Their Bailout, But the Elected Leadership and the Voters Meet at the Election Day Showdown
Cynthia McKinney
"It should now be clear that the Democratic leadership in Congress must be removed and a political party that reflects the people's values must be built," says the Green Party presidential candidate. "Everyone can see that the system is broken: a system that was not created to serve the people of this country." The Democrats' betrayal in the Wall Street bailout joins the ongoing failure to protect the voting rights of its Black constituency, as compelling reasons to dump the party, once and for all. "Even while in control, the Democrat leadership has done nothing to prepare the way for election integrity in this election."
The Financial Crisis: Seize the Time!
Cynthia McKinney
As the Federal Reserve becomes the
"lender of last resort," it should also mean that "the people" become "the
owners of the primary instruments of U.S. capital and finance." Green Party
presidential candidate Cynthia McKinney declares: "We the people must now set
our demands to ensure and promote the public good." Technical public ownership
of finance behemoths like Fannie Mae and Freddy Mac is not enough: The people
must seize the time "to introduce
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Say No to Lying, Spying and Torture
by Cynthia McKinney
At what point do the American people say, "No"?
When the Pentagon admits it "lost" $2.3 trillion? "Yet both the Democratic and
Republican nominees plan to increase the Pentagon's budget, continue to add
countries to Dick Cheney's list of 60 against which the United States must be
prepared to go to war," says Green Party presidential candidate Cynthia
McKinney. Executive impunity is the order of the day. "Torture, war
crimes, crimes against humanity, lying to and spying on the American people,
and crimes against the peace are all hallmarks of our country today, and yet
impeachment has been taken off the table!"
Cynthia McKinney: Power to the People! Stop the War!
The Democratic Party "takes impeachment off the
table," finances "an illegal and immoral war," fails to "even mention
Hurricanes Katrina and Rita survivors in their Congressional agenda for the
first 100 days," and aids and abets "illegal spying on us" - yet has the gall to
call itself the party of "change" and "hope."
As Democrats prepared their corporate-financed nominating convention,
Green Party presidential candidate Cynthia McKinney told protestors: "We declare
our willingness to be radical in pursuit of peace and in our hunger for
justice. We can see clearly now who the real stickup artists are and
that's why we're in Denver!"
Cynthia McKinney's Call to Action in Support of Kucinich's Articles of Impeachment Against Bush
Cynthia McKinney, who submitted articles of impeachment
against George Bush in 2006, just before she left Congress, praises Rep. Dennis
Kucinich (D-OH) for filing impeachment charges last week. McKinney, running for
the Green Party's presidential nomination, commended Kucinich "for his courage and tenacity, for the comprehensiveness of
his research, and for the leadership he exhibited to press forward the
democratic demands of the People for accountability and justice." Describing
the Bush administration as a "lawless, degenerate regime," McKinney called upon "all the forces of the Black movement
nationwide...to organize a mass mobilization to push the House Judiciary
Committee to move on the 35 Articles of Impeachment."
Cynthia McKinney Congratulates Obama
Candidate points to her own campaign's comprehensive platform
Barack Obama is not the only Black candidate in
the presidential race, and he's certainly not the most progressive. Former
Georgia Congresswoman Cynthia McKinney, running for the Green Party's top slot
on a Power to the People platform, has congratulated Obama "for a feat well
done," and lays out her own comprehensive plans to repair the human and
material damage wrought by corporations and their Republican and Democratic
servants. "Citizen participation is always the answer," says McKinney. "The
people deserve an open and honest debate." McKinney's platform would garner
broad support - if her voice were heard.


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PR: What Not to Do: Nyah, Nyah, You Can't Have It
- Posted by Johanna on August 26, 2007 at 2:46 pm
- Category: Comic News
Announcements of sell-outs are popular press release subjects. Many of them walk a thin line, trying to convey the message "our publications are so much in demand that they're being under-ordered" without turning people off. They want retailers to order to more to satisfy this unmet demand without convincing readers to jump off. After all, when you're dealing with serialized entertainment, crowing that "the latest issue is unavailable" often tells customers to stop buying the series altogether.
That's why I was so surprised to see this particular announcement, which goes (in my opinion) way too far in the wrong direction, saying "you can't have it" in, by my count, four different ways (numbered below) in the first two paragraphs. They also didn't include the now-customary (after retailer backlash) "copies may still be available at the retail level" line.
The first new issue of Heroic Publishing's CHAMPIONS comic book series (issue #38), featuring the long-awaited return of Roy & Dann Thomas's CAPTAIN THUNDER AND BLUE BOLT, has completely sold out [1]. No copies are available for reorder [2], and Heroic has announced that there will not be a second printing [3].
If you can't find a copy of this first CT&BB story in almost fifteen years, you may have to wait a while [4]. The story, by writers Roy Thomas and Dennis Mallonee, and artist Benito Gallego, is scheduled to be reprinted in the third Captain Thunder and Blue Bolt trade paperback, but that collection will not appear until the "Merchants of Menace" storyline is wrapped up in a future issue of CHAMPIONS, most likely in late 2008.
In the meantime, you will be able to enjoy classic adventures of comics' greatest father-and-son superhero team, beginning with CHAMPIONS #39, on sale in late August, and with the first CT&BB trade paperback, currently scheduled for a mid-December release date.
Champions… that would be the trademark that Marvel was going to use for its now-titled Order series. So one can see why they'd want to rush it back into print and crow about its perceived success.
But why not address current demand instead of telling people to wait a year to read the story? Especially since the publisher has made the issue available online for free?
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- James Schee Says:
August 26, 2007 at 9:40 PMVery odd release.
If you are a fan who knows who these characters are and wanted this comic telling them this would suck. And telling you to read classic adventures, which I take to mean reprints, isn't going to mean anything to those fans if they've already read them
Meanwhile for a fan such as I who hasn't heard of the characters, the news of it selling out so I won't be able to see it just makes me shrug.
- Johanna Says:
August 27, 2007 at 6:08 AMGood point — If publishers insist on doing these kinds of releases, they ought to at least emphasize the attractive qualities of the book that created the demand. Although in this case, I think it was "Roy Thomas".
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Albuquerque, New Mexico – March 22, 2011
Police say two cars collided on southbound Interstate 25 in the Renaissance area of Albuquerque on Tuesday night, killing two people who were thrown from a vehicle.
The Albuquerque Police Department reports that 28-year-old Bloomfield resident Stephanie Mendez was traveling south along I-25, near Exit 229 (Montano Road NE), when she apparently lost control of her vehicle. Investigators say Ms. Mendez jumped a curb, striking two road signs and crashing through a barbed wire fence.
A second vehicle then struck Ms. Mendez's, causing it to turn at least 180 degrees. The impact also threw two of her passengers from the vehicle: Paul Esquibel, 22, and Danalynn Boyd, 24. Paramedics were summoned to the scene, but both Mr. Esquibel and Ms. Boyd died a short time later.
Investigators say three occupants of the second vehicle suffered minor injuries and were treated at the scene.
Police shut down I-25 for several hours to conduct an investigation, clear roadway debris and treat the wounded.
Offciers are exploring the possibility that Ms. Mendez was under the influence of alcohol. According to court documents, Ms. Mendez has two prior alcohol-related arrests, including one conviction.
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration reports that 1.13 fatalities occurred for every 100 million miles of travel in 2009. The rate in 1966 was 5.5 deaths per 100 million miles.
UPDATE: Charges have yet to be filed against Ms. Mendez in the crash. Prosecutors in San Juan County say she appeared in court the week of June 20-24 on domestic violence counts, as well as violating release conditions, but evidence is still being collected in the deaths of Mr. Esquibel and Ms. Boyd.
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Wrapping Performance Testing Introduction: What to Monitor (Plus Learning Resources)
The following is an article from Jim Holmes about performance testing.
"In this final post of my performance testing series I'll help you figure out where to start, then pass on a few resources I've found extremely helpful in my own efforts.
What do I Monitor?
Figuring out which metrics, measurements, and counters to monitor can be extremely daunting—there are hundreds of individual counters in Performance Monitor alone! In most cases you don't need anywhere near the entire set of metrics. A few counters will give us all the information you generally need for starting your performance testing work.
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If you're doing load testing you'll likely be interested in errors per second and queued requests. Often times soak or endurance testing will look to counters associated with memory leaks and garbage collection too—these help you understand how your application holds up over a long period of stress. However, those are different scenarios. The few counters mentioned above will get you started in good shape.
Where Can I Learn More?
Microsoft's "Performance Testing Guide for Web Applications" is somewhat older, but remains a tremendous resource for learning about performance testing. It's an extensive, exhaustive discussion of everything around planning, setting up for, executing, and analyzing results from your performance testing. The guide is freely available on Codeplex.
Steve Smith of NimblePros in Kent, Ohio, has been extremely influential in my learning about performance testing. Steve's been appointed by Microsoft as a Regional Director because of his technical expertise in many areas. He blogs extensively on many software topics and has great practical examples for performance testing. He also has an online commercial course offered through Pluralsight that's well worth checking in to.
The website Performance Testing has a great number of references to performance testing information across the Web. The site lists blogs, articles, training material, and other highly helpful information.
Go! Get Started!
Spend some time planning out your performance testing effort. Make sure you work HARD to only change one variable at a time. Don't get flooded with information; more often less information can be more helpful at the start.
Performance testing is a tremendous asset to your projects, and it can also be an extremely fun, interesting, and rewarding domain to work in."
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Two Falcon School District 49 students are facing harassment charges stemming from a Facebook page called "Falcon Problems."
The school district alerted the El Paso County Sheriff's Office to the page out of concern about insulting posts and comments about students whose pictures and names were posted on the Facebook page that has since been taken down.
"We did see that this was worth calling the sheriff's office and having them do an investigation because of the content page," explained Stephanie Wurtz with the district.
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Guest blog by Frank C. Worrell, Paula Olszewski-Kubilius and Rena F. Subotnik For more than a quarter century, critics have faulted gifted education programs for catering to kids from advantaged backgrounds. These programs do, after all, typically enroll outsized numbers of European American and Asian American students hailing from relatively well-off homes. Members of other [...]
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