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CARPINTERIA, Calif. -- Let's face it, we all love garage sales and good deals, but when it's a famous, wealthy person with goods for sale, that's another story.
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Oprah Winfrey had a "yard sale" over the weekend, California style, in other words, an auction.
It took place at the Santa Barbara Polo and Racquet Club.
Thousands of bidders showed up on Saturday to buy hundreds of items including, artwork, signed photos, a 19th century French chandelier, 18th century Louis XVI furniture including chairs, sofas and cabinets.
There were even electric scooters Oprah has never used.
Some of the items started in the $100's and some of the high end furniture pieces were in the $20,000 to $40,000 range.
Money from the auction goes to Oprah's charities.
Kaminski Auctions is pleased to present The Oprah Winfrey Collection
[Offering antiques, contemporary furnishings, and fine art from Oprah Winfrey's residences in Indiana, Hawaii, Chicago, and Santa Barbara, as well as items from the "La Quinta" estate and from various properties of Bob Greene. Proceeds from the sale of all lots belonging to Oprah Winfrey will benefit the Oprah Winfrey Leadership Academy Foundation College Fund. The fund is dedicated to helping graduates of The Oprah Winfrey Leadership Academy for Girls — South Africa attend colleges and universities around the world.]
Scott Pasmore and Photographer James Apalategui took Pasmore's plane to Santa Barbara to get an up close look at the Oprah auction.


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Middlesbrough winger Mustapha Carayol is desperate to make up for lost time after finding himself in head coach Aitor Karanka's bad books.
The 25-year-old has been out in the cold after the Spaniard questioned his attitude, but he returned in impressive style to help Boro to a 2-0 Sky Bet Championship victory over Ipswich on Saturday.
Carayol told the Evening Gazette: "When I heard what the manager said, I was obviously disappointed because for me, it wasn't really the case.
"Exactly what happened will stay behind closed doors, but he is the manager and whatever he felt had happened he strongly believed that.
"I know what went on. I had my own view of it, but that's gone now, it's in the past.
"Obviously it is frustrating sitting in the stands, and more so if the team isn't winning. I wanted to be out there helping the boys but with what happened, I had to sit out a few."

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Rite Aid Corp. has acquired Health Dialog Services Corp., a Boston-based provider of health coaching, shared decision-making and health care analytics.
Retail News Breaks Archives
CAMP HILL, Pa. – Rite Aid Corp. has acquired Health Dialog Services Corp., a Boston-based provider of health coaching, shared decision-making and health care analytics.
Rite Aid said Tuesday that the acquisition of Health Dialog will advance its Health Alliance program, an initiative announced last month in which health care providers act as a health care team in delivering care and support to people with chronic and polychronic health conditions.
Terms of the transaction weren't disclosed. The drug chain acquired Health Dialog from Bupa, a London-based international health care group. Plans call for Health Dialog to operate as a wholly owned subsidiary of Rite Aid.
Health Dialog has been working closely with Rite Aid over the past year as the program has been developed, and it currently provides care coaches for the Rite Aid Health Alliance.
"We are extremely pleased to have Health Dialog become a part of the Rite Aid family and believe this strategic acquisition will be mutually beneficial to both companies," Rite Aid chairman and chief executive officer John Standley said in a statement. "This acquisition will provide Health Dialog with an expanded footprint to grow its existing business as well as further leverage the company's coaching services expertise as we work to bring Rite Aid Health Alliance to more Rite Aid markets and customers."
Through the Rite Aid Health Alliance, which the drug chain calls a first-of-its-kind program in the drug store industry, patients with such conditions as congestive heart failure, high cholesterol and diabetes are recommended to the program by their primary care doctor. Rite Aid pharmacists and specially trained care coaches, located in Rite Aid pharmacies, work with the physician and patient on an ongoing basis to improve the patient's overall health.
"We will benefit from Health Dialog's industry-leading analytics and shared decision-making tools, helping us to better serve the health and wellness needs of our customers and further develop our pharmacy services as a growing retail health care company," Standley added.
Health Dialog's offerings include health coaching for medical decisions, chronic conditions and wellness; population analytic solutions; and consulting services.
"Rite Aid shares our vision of empowering people and delivering health-supporting behavior change programs, with the goal of improving the well-being of the individuals and communities we serve," stated Robert Mandel, CEO of Health Dialog Services. "We look forward to this new relationship and to an exciting future for Health Dialog as we work with Rite Aid to expand Rite Aid Health Alliance and pursue new opportunities to grow Health Dialog's portfolio of clients and services."


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Genevieve Dexter to lead JV with Squint/Opera
COMPANIES / TVBrit prodco Squint/Opera is launching a new joint-venture called Eye/Present with consulting outfit Serious Lunch to develop, animate and produce/co-produce new kids IPs.
Cake Entertainment principles buy back 51% of the slice
PEOPLE MOVESHave your cake and eat it too: Cake Entertainment principles Edward Galton and Tom van Waveren have agreed to purchase back the 51% share stake previously owned by Zinkia.
Space Racers takes off with global sales
TVFrance Televisions is among the broadcasters set to air preschool series Space Racers following a deal with London-based kids content distributor CAKE.
Cake to distribute Incredible Crew
TVLondon-based Cake Entertainment has inked a deal with Turner Entertainment Networks to distribute the Cartoon Network live-action comedy Incredible Crew.
Cake slices Poppy Cat deal in Germany
TVKids and family entertainment distributor Cake has inked a new deal for season one of the Coolabi-produced Poppy Cat. German broadcaster KiKA has agreed to take on TV rights for all German-speaking territories.
Cake Entertainment sells seasonal specials to CN
BROADCASTER / BROADCASTING / NEWS / TVCartoon Network US has snapped up seasonal specials - A Monsterous Holiday and The Naughty List – (pictured) from UK-based boutique distributor CAKE.
Poppy Cat gets Lionsgate UK home entertainment deal
CONSUMER PRODUCTS / RETAILLondon, UK-based Cake Entertainment has secured a home entertainment deal in the UK with Lionsgate for its preschool property Poppy Cat.
Cake named distributor for Fleabag Monkeyface
TVTween boy-targeted gross-out animated series Fleabag Monkeyface has a worldwide distributor in London, UK-based family entertainment specialist Cake Entertainment.
Cake's Oscar ventures to YTV
TVLondon, UK-based family entertainment specialist Cake Entertainment has sold CGI toon Oscar's Oasis, for kids ages six to 11, to Canada's YTV, where it will air Monday to Friday at 1 p.m.


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Nantucket See And Do
Nantucket has 10 public beaches, some reachable only by foot or bike. The most popular North Shore spots are Dionis and Jetties beaches. Dionis's mild surf and wide dunes make it ideal for families with older kidsit's a three-mile bike ride from town to get there. At Jetties Beach, you can learn to sail, windsurf, or kayak from the nonprofit Nantucket Community Sailingprivate, group, and women-only lessons are available (508-228-6600; www.nantucketsailing.com; closed Labor Day through early June) and chow down at a casual seafood restaurant. Surfers head for the wilder South Shore; among the best beaches are Surfside and the more remote, westerly Cisco. The latter has especially big waves and is home to the Nantucket Island Surf School, which provides boards and wet suits for its private and group lessons. You can call ahead if you want to (and reschedule if the waves aren't crashing), or just show up in your bathing suit and head for the van hung with wet suits. Boards and wet suits are also available for rent by the hour, half day, full day, or week. (508-560-1020; nantucketsurfing.com). For more information and a map of the island's beaches visit www.nantucketchamber.org/visitor/beach.html.
Low-lying and just 14 miles long and 3.5 miles wide, Nantucket is easily toured by bicycle. Of the island's seven clearly marked trails, the best is the 5.5-mile Madaket Bike Path, which heads west from the Nantucket Town rotary toward Madaket Beach, a prime place to watch the sunset. Eight-mile Polpis Bike Path heads east from the rotary toward the bluffs of Siasconset and Sankaty Head Light. Bicycle rentals are readily available in town and at the airport. Young's Bicycle Shop near the Steamship Authority ferry terminal has great free maps of the island's tangled streets and extensive bike routes (6 Broad St.; 508-228-1151; youngsbicycleshop.com). For more information, check out www.wheelsheelsandpedals.com.
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195 Wauwinet Road
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Tel: 508 228 5646
One of the most rewarding adventures on Nantucket is a drive on the beach to the island's wild and woolly remote northeastern tip. You'll need a four-wheel-drive vehicle with reduced tire pressure (so you can maneuver on the sand), $125 for the entry fee (collected at the Wauwinet gatehouse), and a picnic lunch to enjoy beneath Great Point Light. The five-mile trip is pretty easy: Just follow the tire tracks. Stop along the way for a dip in the wavesthe only other person in sight might be a surf caster fishing for blues.
Moby Dick? True story. The Nantucket whaler Essex, the basis for Herman Melville's classic, was rammed by a whale off the coast of South America in 1820 and survivors resorted to cannibalism to stay alive. The personal journal of an Essex crewman is part of the collection of Nantucket's Whaling Museum. Housed partly in an 1847 spermaceti candle factory, the museum completed a $13 million restoration and expansion in 2005making it large enough for the curators to suspend a 46-foot sperm whale skeleton from the main gallery's ceiling. Also on display: a large collection of scrimshaw (etched and carved whale ivory) and whaling trade artifacts (13 Broad St.; 508-228-1736; nha.org; closed late Octobermid-April). For more Nantucket history, head to the small post-and-beam African American Meeting House. Dating from 1827, it's the nation's second-oldest surviving meetinghouse built by free blacks for their own use. It has been renovated and is open to the public (29 York St.; 508-228-9833; afroammuseum.org; closed SeptemberJune). Maria Mitchell, the country's first female astronomer and first female professor of astronomy was also the first American woman to discover a comet through a telescopeand she did it on the roof of Nantucket's Pacific National Bank building on October 1, 1847. The telescope she used is in her birthplace, a typical Quaker-style Nantucket home built in 1790 that's now known as the Maria Mitchell House and Museum of Astronomy. The Maria Mitchell Association also operates two observatories. Check mmo.org for the schedule of tours and nighttime viewings (1 Vestal St.; 508-228-9198; closed mid-Octoberearly June).
Endeavor Sailing
Slip 1015, Straight Wharf
Nantucket , Massachusetts
Tel: 508 228 5585
Captain Jim Genthner sails Nantucket Sound several times each day on his 31-foot Friendship sloop Endeavor. The tours leave from Straight Wharf and take in sights like the Brant Point Lighthouse, Nantucket Harbor, and the mansions along the coast. If you're a sailor, you can help hoist the sails; if not, just enjoy the ride while Genthner regales you with tales of the island's maritime past. A one-hour morning sail costs $15 per person; it's $35 for a romantic 90-minute sunset sail.
Open May through October
The waters around Nantucket teem with bluefish, striped bass, tuna, fluke, black sea bassand a few lurking sharks. Surf casters can fly-fish directly off the beach (many head out to Great Point). The guides at Rusty Fly Fishing Charters in Madaket know where the fish are biting (Jackson Point Pier, Madaket; 508-982-5398; www.rustyfly.com; closed mid-Oct.mid-May). Deep-sea fishermen can catch one of several charters at Straight Wharf in town, including the Herbert T at Slip 14 (508-228-6655; www.fishnantucket.net; closed mid-OctoberMemorial Day) and Just Do It Too at Slip 13 (508-228-7448). Recreational shellfish permits are $100 for nonresidents and are issued by the Nantucket Marine and Coastal Resources Department (34 Washington St.; 508-228-7261; nantucket-ma.gov/pages/nantucketmA_marine). Quahogs and mussels are fair game all year; if you're visiting in the off-season you can also go scalloping (October 1 March 31) or clamming (September 15June 15).


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Mecox Lane Limited Files Annual Report On Form 20-F
SHANGHAI, China, April 23, 2013 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Mecox Lane Limited ("Mecox Lane" or the "Company") (Nasdaq:MCOX), a leading brand and multi-channel retailer of apparel and accessories in China, today announced that it filed its annual report on Form 20-F for the year ended December 31, 2012 with the Securities and Exchange Commission today. The annual report on Form 20-F can be accessed on the Company's investor relations website at http://ir.mecoxlane.com/annuals.cfm.
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About Mecox Lane Limited
Mecox Lane Limited (Nasdaq:MCOX) is a leading brand and multi-channel retailer of apparel and accessories in China. The Company offers a wide selection of affordable fashion products through e-commerce channels including the M18.com website, which is operated by the Company's joint venture, Giosis Mecoxlane Limited, and other independent e-commerce platforms, as well as through the Company's physical store network and call center. Product offerings include apparel and accessories, home products, beauty and healthcare products and other items under Mecox Lane's own proprietary brands, and select domestic and international third-party brands. For more information on Mecox Lane, please visit http://ir.mecoxlane.com . The Mecox Lane Limited logo is available at http://www.globenewswire.com/newsroom/prs/?pkgid=11140 Safe Harbor: Forward Looking Statements This press release contains forward-looking statements made under the "safe harbor" provisions of Section 21E of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, as amended. The forward-looking statements can be identified by terminology such as "may," "will," "expects," "anticipates," "future," "intends," "plans," "believes," "aims," "estimates," "confident," "likely to" and similar statements. Forward-looking statements involve inherent risks and uncertainties. A number of factors could cause actual results to differ materially from those contained in any forward-looking statement. You should not place undue reliance on these forward-looking statements. Further information regarding these and other risks is included in the Company's annual report on Form 20-F as well as in its other filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission. All information provided in this press release is current as of the date of the press release, and the Company undertakes no duty to update such information, except as required under applicable law.CONTACT: For investor and media inquiries please contact: In China: Ryan Shi Mecox Lane Limited Tel: +86-21-6495-0500 or +86-21-5464-9900 Ext. 8161 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Nicholas Manganaro Ogilvy Financial, Beijing Tel: +86-10-8520-3073 Email: email@example.com In the U.S.: Jessica Barist Cohen Ogilvy Financial, New York Tel: +1-646-460-9989 Email: email@example.com
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"If there had been only one Buddhist in the woodpile"
That cynical idealist, realist poet of the people once pondered
Substitute Waco, Texas with any or all senseless, complicated, absurdity of violence
Before then, until now and way beyond tomorrow.
Before then, until now and way beyond tomorrow.
If Isis, the Egyptian mother goddess, protector of all, had been in the woodpile in Iraq
Would the children have been saved--the Christians, Yazidi, Sunni,
four young men whose own mothers could not save them?
Barbarians took her name in vain and perverted her purpose
Could any power have prevented mass murders, carnage, brutality?
It didn't, it hasn't, it couldn't
Only consciousness can
Not Bodhisattva- or saint-like consciousness
Not Bodhisattva- or saint-like consciousness
But the tiniest bit of wonder before the infinite universe
A modest intimation of the human spirit
One glimpse of beauty and goodness of life and love,
a capacity of compassion for the other--
Her fear and suffering, his sorrow and joy
For just a moment.
That glimmer of consciousness might have asked:
"With my life, here and now, what will I do?
What do I wish to bring into being, to experience?
Supreme power over everything and everyone?
Shedding blood of innocents with the arrogance of zeal?"
Their answer was, "yes." The men of war have ever said thus:
"I will assert and secure my power over the weak and helpless
Through terror, torture, rape and murder
Wearing black masks to cover our mocking faces of defiance
Speaking only threats with hearts of stone."
Such is the history of the world--a "nightmare from which we are trying to awaken"
And what will the warriors rule over--these modern hoards at the gates of civilization--
Chaos and devastation?
Keeping watch, lest the same thing befall them
Born of the pain and malice they engendered in others
And nations' military deus ex machina descend upon them
While the Buddhist and we wait and meditate--
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Only a matter of time, I thought to myself, before he approaches the gleaming keyboard. And sure enough, he sidled along the bench and launched into a few of the songs he'd be taking on the road the next day. When he finished, only his party clapped. Still, he seemed satisfied with his performance, so satisfied that he grabbed one of his groupies and kissed her open-mouthed while his cigarette burned dangerously close to her bared navel.
Not as explicit a performance as some I've seen on South Beach, but still quite a show for a crowded, upscale restaurant.
Hotel Astor, 956 Washington Ave.
Miami Beach, FL 33139
Category: Hotels and Resorts
Region: South Beach
Except nobody besides me was watching.
Not long afterward, the entourage departed -- and all the lights went out. Stained-glass chandeliers, red-shaded floor lamps, small fixed spots, all cut out with the abruptness of a rim shot, while the security alarm wailed a warning. "Short in the system," our waiter explained; the blackouts were to continue at brief intervals throughout the evening.
Again, no one else seemed to notice. Or care.
Hunched over their handsomely designed dinner plates, the crowd was too busy to be distracted by highbrow settings, lowbrow antics, or electrical aberrations. When executive chef Johnny Vinczencz (pronounced vin-senz) plates his fusion preparations in the open kitchen, the wood-trimmed, glass-atriumed stunning renovation that is the Astor Hotel becomes a mere backdrop.
The restaurant is owned by Dennis Max and Burt Rapoport, the minds behind Maxaluna, Max's Grille, Max's Coffee Shop/Mizner Breads, the four Prezzos, and, until recently, Max's South Beach (which was sold last month). When the partners, known for showcasing celebrity chefs, brought in Vinczencz to fortify the 145-seat Astor Place, it marked his first appearance in the South Beach spotlight, though he has worked for Norman Van Aken (at the original a Mano) and Kerry Simon (at the Raleigh's erstwhile Blue Star). Vinczencz says his background in Southwestern cookery, coupled with Van Aken's exotic New World techniques and Simon's fascination with Americana, have yielded a hybrid he calls "Caribbean cowboy," an appellation that seems pretty accurate.
The heartland was highlighted in a wild mushroom "short stack," an intriguing appetizer of three pancakes speckled with mushrooms, with portobello slices layered between. A blob of sun-dried tomato butter melted on top and a drizzle of sweet-sharp balsamic syrup imbued the breakfast fare with dinnertime appeal. (Once during brunch at the Century I was served balsamic vinegar instead of syrup with my pancakes, and I remember thinking, once I got over the shock, that it wasn't a bad combination. Vinczencz made good on that odd pairing.)
An equally risky but less successful starter, a "retro" French onion soup, was a startling presentation -- a crock covered with melted cheese, out of which poked a focaccia crostini spread with spiced goat cheese and ringed with two deep-fried onions. The soup looked delicious but was hardly "retro"; the broth, made with vegetable rather than beef stock, was at once too sweet and musky, tasting like sugared mushrooms. Onions were plentiful but had no presence in terms of flavor, and the cheese on top, supposedly a blend of three, behaved like all mozzarella, pulling and twisting as if on a Little Caesars pizza.
After two meals at Astor Place, though, I'll add that that was the only dish I didn't like.
Curry smoked-chicken won tons were far better, puffy pleasures dotted with a fiery orange-ginger sauce. A creamy puree, the filling was slightly smoky, lightly spiced. The seven steam-fluffed envelopes surrounded a "firecracker" salad, a bright combination of shredded vegetables laced with an unobtrusive vinaigrette.
Shrimp cakes were also extremely well done. A miniature layer cake, two pan-fried rounds of chopped shrimp held together by seasoned breadcrumbs were spread with a mayonnaiselike lobster emulsion. An icing of ripe star-fruit salsa, tasting like mango, introduced a tropical flair; underneath the structure a square of griddled boniato provided substance. The combination of flavors was faultless.
Four salads, ranging from tomato and avocado with caramelized shallots and citrus vinaigrette to arugula, endive, and sweet peppers with tropical fruit and orange dijon dressing, all sounded enticing. But I was more attracted to a choice of two "mainplate" salads, a lovely cool option for a humid evening. Spit-fire chicken salad was a plate jeweled with baby greens, piled high and glazed with a honey-rich barbecue vinaigrette. Salty watermelon salsa, balsamic-pickled red onions, roasted red and yellow peppers, and roasted corn kernels contributed color to the green plateau; creamy sliced avocado created textural differences. Though billed on the menu, cornbread croutons were absent. But the true centerpiece was quite obviously the chicken, not the expected small chunks of breast meat but an entire half of a small hen. Slow-cooked in a rotisserie fashion, the bone-in, skin-on bird was wonderfully moist, served at room temperature.


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Sometimes I think we miss the real point of marriage. Tim Keller has a new book that addresses the "freedom" that actually comes with the covenant of marriage.
As we enter the season of thanks, I have to ask myself, am I truly thankful? Sure, I mean God's done some amazing things in my life. I have six kids and an amazing wife. Life is pretty good. Then I was challenged by a quote a Pastor posted on Twitter.........
"What if you woke up today with only the things you thanked God for yesterday?"
You may have heard the song a thousand times, but have you ever stopped to think about what the guys in the band Casting Crowns are singing about in their new song, "Courageous?"
"We were made to be courageous
We were made to lead the way…"
This is not a joke. An Amish CULT is actually terrorizing Amish communities.
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"You can't be perfect in this movie"
In making his debut film, Valentino: The Last Emperor, which just opened in New York, longtime Vanity Fair contributor Matt Tyrnauer manages not to sacrifice honesty for access. What could've been a sycophantic—and boring—ode to a giant of fashion is anything but, vividly depicting the tensions often lurking behind the Valentino veneer. Of course, there's plenty of that famous Valentino extravagance on display as well—the yachts, the châteaux, the pugs whose teeth are professionally cleaned on a regular basis. Here, Tyrnauer answers a few questions about the movie and the man.
I remember your Valentino story for Vanity Fair in 2004—was that your first encounter with the man, or are you perhaps a lifelong Valentino scholar?
I'm not a fashion writer, but when I went to Rome to report that piece, I met not only Valentino but Giancarlo Giammetti, Valentino's one-time life partner and now business partner of almost 50 years. The dynamic of their relationship was so compelling—and Valentino so extreme in the lavishness of his lifestyle, the sheer scale of it, and the talent—that I asked them if I could make a movie of them. They said yes pretty readily, and we shot 270 hours of footage in two years.
Which ended up including some pretty intense skirmishes, whether between Valentino and Giancarlo, or Valentino and the crew. How serious did the tension get?
Valentino is extremely temperamental; he gets upset a lot during the course of a workday, and there are all sorts of flame-ups and explosive tantrums in the movie. He and Giancarlo can be combative and very dramatic, but they were very reluctant to have these things filmed. I kept telling them that because the image of Valentino is very iconic and perfect—he's got publicity a mile wide but an inch deep—he doesn't come across to the public as someone with a lot of texture. I said, "You can't be perfect in this movie. If you don't seem human, like you have some struggles and passions, you won't be a sympathetic character." And that was a tough sell. But I had final cut.
What can you tell me about that legendarily lavish lifestyle?
Giancarlo Giammetti has allowed him to exist in a... read more
Thursday, 3/19/2009 at 9:02AM
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Flight pattern
Four months ago, by special request of the French Air Force, Bell & Ross created the Instrument BR 03 Type Aviation watch, thus becoming an official supplier to their fighter pilots. Now, as if to offset the disconcertingly 21st-century look and feel of the 03, the watchmakers have dialed everything back by about 70 years: Their new Instrument BR Heritage, debuting next week at Baselworld, takes its stylistic cues from forties-era military cockpits and instrument panels and features a blasted-steel case finished with a carbon-powder coating. And if the printed leather strap seems a bit too, well…non-period, there's a plain synthetic option.
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Tuesday, 3/17/2009 at 6:01PM
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In case you missed it, The Guardian has a well-done preview and history today of the Whitechapel Gallery in London's East End, set to reopen after two years of renovations and expansion projects. Accompanying the story is a series of Juergen Teller portraits of the gallery's most notable artists and curators, including David Hockney (pictured), Gilbert & George, and Richard Hamilton, whose 1956 Whitechapel exhibition, This Is Tomorrow, was among Pop art's seminal moments. The refurbished space will feature several new galleries—the public library next door has been annexed—a restaurant, and additional working space for artists and students. Among the opening slate of nine exhibitions is one devoted to custom-minted coins redeemable only at a nearby ice-cream shop. Given the state of the art market, that's actually a pretty good value.
Opens April 5, 77-82 Whitechapel High Street, London; 011-44-020-7522-7888; whitechapelgallery.org
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Tuesday, 3/17/2009 at 2:26PM
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This Just In: Tyler Durden's sunglasses
Ten years after David Fincher's Fight Club spawned a national sub rosa network of wannabe anarcho-pugilists and turned "The first rule of…" into a global joke template, Oliver Peoples is re-releasing Tyler Durden's signature sunglasses from the film. (Insert crack here about buying consumer goods from the film famous for the line "you are not your fucking khakis.") The OP-523, out of production since 2000, is available now for a limited time in two colors: silver with blood-red glass and gold with orange glass. (Only 75 of each will be sold.) Take our advice, though, and try before you buy: It requires what a certain someone might call a unique snowflake to pull these off.
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Thursday, 3/12/2009 at 12:31PM
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Tender is the night
Let the Right One In may just be the most oddly moving preteen Swedish vampire love story we've ever seen on celluloid. It's tough to take seriously by plotline alone, but fair's fair: Twelve-year-old Oskar, a boy on the receiving end of some relentless bullying, meets 12-year-old Eli—a girl with, uh, special needs. People die, hilarity ensues, and poignancy results. The sporadic violence mostly occurs at some remove, physically or emotionally; director Tomas Alfredson is out to grab viewers by the heart and brain, not the adrenal gland—though the pool scene toward the end, which contains several of these organs, grabbed me by all three. The film premiered stateside last year at Tribeca and then played in theaters only sporadically, but the DVD is out today. Of course, Hollywood's going to ruin it (there's an American remake in the works for next year), but take solace: This is not Twilight. This is Bergman, with bloodlust.
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Tuesday, 3/10/2009 at 6:21PM
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Hip to be square
One of Le Corbusier's less-blustery maxims about architecture was that houses were "machines for living." Does that make the 1952 Côte d'Azure vacation home he designed, the Cabanon, a "machine for lazing"? Hardly, but see for yourself—the actual building, along with Corbu's original decorative drawings and paintings and bespoke furniture, has been reconstructed and is now on view at London's Royal Institute of British Architects. If you can't make it across the pond, some good interior shots at Dezeen give you a sense of how the father of the International Style liked to decompress (apparently at perfect 90-degree angles, and surrounded by unfinished hardwoods).
Through April 28, Florence Hall, 66 Portland Place, London, architecture.com
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Monday, 3/9/2009 at 6:57PM
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Two new exhibits worth your time this weekend: Ryan McGinness Works., a show of the artist's newest paintings and sculpture, and the debut of a mixed media gallery from a new nonprofit arts organization, X Initiative. At Deitch, McGinness' riotous, large-scale color forms are shown in an "immersive" and "experiential" environment that includes a black light room (bong sold separately) taken over by his Black Hole series (above). At X, there's an untitled site-specific Dan Flavin work occupying the stairwells, but we say, go for the early Super 8 films of avant-garde director Derek Jarman. Though the filmmaker incorporated Super 8 into later features such as The Last of England and The Garden, his early, deeply personal work with the medium (below), usually screened only for small gatherings of close friends, turns home movies into cinematic poetry.Ryan McGinness, through April 18 at Deitch Projects, 18 Wooster St., NYC, (212) 343-7300, deitch.com; Phase One, through May at X, 548 West 22nd St., NYC, (917) 697-4886, x-initiative.org
Photos: Ryan McGinness / Courtesy of Deitch; Derek Jarman / Courtesy of James Mackay, London and Elizabeth Dee, New... read more
Friday, 3/6/2009 at 3:59PM
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Under Keef's thumb
The British Are Coming: The Beatles and the Rolling Stones 1964-66, the inaugural exhibit at Not Fade Away Gallery in New York, manages—against long odds, and after a barrage of advance press—a fresh take on a clichéd subject. By focusing on the bands' formative years, the show steers clear of any "Monsters of Classic Rock" hagiography, offering instead a privileged glimpse of the two bands before they became accustomed and inured to being looked at. The images, shot by former U.S. road manager and amateur shutterbug Bob Bonis and never exhibited before, show, among other things, Mick Jagger reclining on a couch watching himself on The Red Skelton Show and a 25-year-old John Lennon hanging out in a locker room before a Philly-area stadium show. It's not only paparazzi and groupies that are noticeably absent from these day-in-a-life scenes: Among other things, it's Charlie Watts' common sense in allowing Keith Richards to play barber (pictured).
Exhibition runs through April 14 at Not Fade Away, 901 Broadway (at 20th Street), New York; notfadeawaygallery.com
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Thursday, 3/5/2009 at 6:38PM
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This Just In: Nau trenchcoat and shirting
When the Portland, Ore.-based activewear collective Nau lost its financing last May (before losing your financing was even cool, really), it looked like a blow to those of us who wanted wearable performance clothing without the usual attendant X Games vibe. Instead the group hunkered down, found some new money, and kept its focus on smart materials and design as well as philanthropy and sustainability, making their business, well, sustainable. We're all better off for it. Offerings whisper, rather than scream, their technical and aesthetic bona fides: Take the brand's breathable, water- and windproof trench, made of 100-percent recycled postconsumer and postindustrial polyester waste (trust us, the feel and wear of the thing is as soft and comfortable as the description is apocalyptic) or an organic-cotton pixel plaid shirt, shown here. (In official Nau-speak, they're "adaptable to a wide range of social environments." Okay, doc.) Feel free to call it a comeback.
Succint trench, $250, and pixel plaid short-sleeve shirt, $105, available from nau.com
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Thursday, 3/5/2009 at 3:16PM
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For Killspencer, a new line of men's bags, up-and-coming designer Spencer Nikosey employed a kind of military-grade canvas that simply doesn't exist anymore. The Repurposed Collection, for instance, uses coated battle-tested tarps from combat training in Hawaii circa '91; Historical Reserve, meanwhile, features dead-stock materials from the Korean War era. (The Classic Collection, pictured, isn't sourced from any particular conflict, but it is flame-retardant and water-resistant—ready for the fire and the fire department, perhaps.) It's a novel way of making sustainable products old and new at the same time. If it seems a little too G.I. Joe—or perhaps Sgt. York—consider the clean lines and modern, ergo design. (Nikosey is a recent grad of Pasadena's Art Center College of Design.) Those touches make the military-spec clasps and closures and the line's hard-won authenticity far more than a prepping-for-WWIII gimmick.
From $300 to $550; killspencer.com
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If you are discouraged to hear that Quantic Dream's PlayStation 3 exclusive, Heavy Rain, will only last roughly 10-hours, founder David Cage has stated the company is in talks with Sony about offering additional storylines through downloadable content.
In a recent interview with VideoGamer.com, Cage said, "We are talking with Sony at the moment about having maybe extra downloadable content, maybe with prequels or sequels about the characters. I'm sure people will get attached to some of them and will want to know them even better."
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The day after North Carolina voted to add marriage discrimination into it's state Constitution, President Obama finally came out. Talking to ABC's Robin Roberts, the President says he supports marriage equality.
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William Jones - 07/11/2002
More or less what we experienced too. Horror at the thought of the tags and a restart too and then even worse, the music, Reggae?? Are you mad? i was asked. Now the favourite dance in all our classes with virtually every dancer. Well done Neville
Can't Go Back
William Jones - 07/11/2002
Straight into our favourites. Think the music great and super dance
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Karen Hunn - 07/11/2002
I personally like this dance, it fits well to the music, which is a great country track by Heather Myles. Most of the class liked it, only problem seemed to be the speed of the dance particularly at the end with the turns, but if you like fast dances you'll love this one.
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Smiley - 06/11/2002
Taught this one last week, and they immediately asked for it again this week!!! That's a sign that they really enjoyed it!!! it's fun, nice steps and it's fast!!!!!
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I just love this dance and the choice of music (all 3 choices). I will be teaching this one very soon, if you haven't done it yet give it a go it's a must do.
Hazel - 06/11/2002
Just returned from a terrific weekend at Brean. Learnt this dance there and it's great. Good music too.
Where You Are
John Asquith - 06/11/2002
Karen Hunn (Evergreen) may well have another hit with this really attractive dance. The dance flows and is not too difficult, and is choreographed to a lovely song "Don't Say Goodbye" by Paulina Rubio. Highly recommended!!
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Nev - 05/11/2002
Our fave fun dance at the mo.. not as good as the video though.. needs more scantily clad young ladies in it, see what you can do lads
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Sharon - 05/11/2002
Sorry, not Section 3, I meant Section 4. I'll only give one boot this time, since I'm correcting my error above, but it doesn't mean I don't like the dance!
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Sharon - 05/11/2002
I taught this dance last week. It's a bit tricky in Section 3 with the cross, right, rock, turn, left, rock, cross, sweep all in "&" counts but my class rose to the challenge .... I taught it fine, but lost the plot during the dance! Happily, the dancers had learned it well enough to carry on despite me!!! Good dance, great track.
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NEW YORK ( TheStreet) -- Is Greece actually better off than Detroit? Many may think it's not possible but Axel Merk, CIO of Merk Investments, told TheStreet's Joe Deaux that is the case.
Detroit's Chapter 9 bankruptcy filing is the largest municipal default in United States history. Like Greece, Detroit's pension liabilities were one of the many factors that caused the city to slip into economic distress.
However, Merk said that the situation is different in Detroit because once the slate is wiped clean, the city still doesn't have a "path forward" -- meaning the underlying problems are still not fixed.
The one advantage Detroit does have over Greece, he said, is the Chapter 9 process is much smoother than typically seen within the eurozone, which can be much more chaotic and painful.
In a situation like this, how much help could be the federal government be? According to Merk, not much. Considering that Detroit can't print its own money and the U.S. government is in its own state of financial stress, there's really no easy way out of it. Plus, as Merk stressed, the underlying problems in the once-booming economy of Detroit haven't changed yet. Until they do, losses are going to continue to mount. He also said he expects similar issues to arise in the future with more municipalities and even some states. He concluded that investors don't want to put their money in places like Detroit and Greece, where paying off the principal balance is hard enough, let alone the interest owed on the notes. His suggestion is to go long the euro, since central banks will ease when they have to but are much more reluctant to do so than the Federal Reserve. -- Written by Bret Kenwell in Petoskey, Mich. . Follow @BretKenwellCheck Out Our Best Services for Investors
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Mike Williamson will be playing European football this season ... a far cry from when he started out at Torquay United just over a decade ago.
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Ai Weiwei Urn Broken at PAMM Was Actually Worth Way Less Than $1 Million
This week's feature story focuses on Máximo Caminero, the local artist who made international headlines last month by destroying a precious urn painted by Ai Weiwei. At the time, much of the media attention centered on the urn's million-dollar price tag.Michael E. Miller
But Caminero says cops were guessing, and both PAMM and Ai Weiwei also admit the amount is way off.
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Caminero, a Dominican painter with hazel eyes and a habit of nearly dying, told New Times that neither cops nor museum officials seemed to have any clue how much the shattered urn was worth.
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It was only when police officers slapped handcuffs on his wrists and sat him inside a squad car that Caminero began to have second thoughts. Those thoughts darkened when cops began blindly asking museum officials how much the urn was worth -- a guesstimate that could affect the charges against Caminero."Fifty thousand?" one officer asked. Caminero gulped. He thought the urn had been a replica from Home Depot, not a Han Dynasty original.
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This activity introduces students to the fundamental ideas of relative versus radiometric dating, using the students themselves as a sample population. In the first half, the students attempt to order the people in ...
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This is a simulation of radioactive decay which illustrates what a half-life is and explains some of the challenges involved with radiometric dating. Pennies or other cheap coins can be substituted for M&Ms if ...
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Review: IDoNote2 offers a note-taking alternative on iOS
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The idea behind IDoNote2 is elementary--take notes and view them in a clean white interface. Unfortunately, nearly every aspect of the app performs poorly. From the fuzzy, low-resolution interface to a cluttered and cramped input screen and an organizational system that lacks any sorting options--IDoNote2 is as bare bones as you're likely to ever get with an app like this. That said, it does work and you can take notes that are then stored on a clean, blank screen. If you prefer to use something that doesn't look like a legal pad, this is a great way to do it--just not necessarily in the package presented by iDoNote2.
Some apps strip away features and succeed because they are plain. Others are simply underdeveloped, presenting fewer features but without the benefits of simplicity. This is not necessarily a bad thing, but it can be very frustrating when trying to take notes on the go or access and share them from your phone. While the intent behind iDoNote2 is great, the execution is not quite polished enough to be effective. You might consider an alternative.


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Just an informal thread for any GCB'ers out there that play Forza 4. Tucker and I (his idea) started a car club in the Forza Community under the title GCB1. Anyone here that plays the game occasionally or all the time, no matter, is more than welcome to join. It's more or less for the ability to share cars. There's also a unicorn car currently in the stable, and there will be another shortly, that can be taken advantage of since they're so hard to get a hold of. I'm not sure there are any other people in the GCB that even play the game besides the two of us. If so, I haven't seen mention of it. Either way, if you're interested in joining post in this thread. Or derail it, that's cool too. @Tucker1011 if there's anything else you want to add to the thread feel free.
This one. Horizon is more like a.... an intermission, I guess you'd say. It's more like a really hopped up DLC. Forza Motorsport 4 is the main event. With much more detail.
cool cool. im kinda on a car high right now just having got a new one so i'll more than likely grab this game sometime soon. only other reality racer i got into was Gran Turismo 3
Horizon is a better fit if you're looking for just a fun racer with an underlying vein of realism in it. Forza 4 is the full-meal-deal for the true car enthusiast. Real world tracks, ultra-realistic physics, and the best tweaking system ever devised for a simulation racing game.
Been a long time, but I'm open to Mario Kart Wii anytime just like Brawl don't have my friend code on hand since i have to sign on, but just let me know via PM or AIM
Just hasn't changed much since 2 or 3. The campaign got boring and the community is just bland online. It isn't as fun a 1 was.
That's good to know, because I repair cars for a living, but definitely don't do the same for Forza. Is that the one that has super realistic tuning options, where you can tweak just about every possible component and angle, rate, etc? That's why I was so damn into Sega GT on the Dreamcast, and really any realistic racing game. Well, come to think of it I like arcadey ones too. Fuck it, I can get into any racing game. edit: I've always thought about making a "get free car advice from a master technician" thread, but questions might as well be asked here. got a problem with your car? questions about maintenance or procedures? i gotcha with all makes, all models.
Nice! And yes. Forza 4 is the epitome of simulation racing. It just does not get any more awesome. If you like cars, I don't see how you couldn't like this game. I'm officially obsessed.
man, i wanna try GT5 in 3D. i hear just being able to judge apexes and generally drive better is sweet. i played the first two Forzas pretty damn thoroughly, but never tried 3 or 4. like i said, i'm all over it when possible.
Man, I was playing WRC3 last night in 3D. That shit was tight. I was sailing past obstacles at knuckle dragging distance like a boss, and whipping hairpins like I was gonna be shown in a 30-minute highlight show on Friday.
I may check it out. I play Horizon from time to time. If any of you knows how to turn back on the pink slip races with the characters in the game I'd appreciate it. I've been playing XCOM and ME for the time being but new DLC for Horizon should drop soon.
The more the merrier. I haven't played Horizon yet myself. I intend to get it but I'm in no hurry, because I know I'll still like 4 better just for it's depth.
They added the new corvette into GT5 Free DLC is always a good thing, even if it looks like a ferrari
Ah, the new Corvette by Ferrari...actually, I think it looks like a Ferrari FF got in an accident with a new Viper
I'm super picky about my racers. Really, the only things I played were games like F-zero, Xtreme G, and other fast paced racers.
I'll probably just purchase my own R34 so we can have our own R34-offs. Let's pick a class and tune - I should be getting on Forza around... 9pm PST if you're around.
That's only because Ferraris don't look like Ferraris anymore. Everybody is making Hot Wheels cars now. In the case of the new Corvette I approve.
assuming i don't have to actually buy one and can get one working with the 3 consoles' worth of parts sitting around.....maybe this weekend. I'm gonna attempt at least a couple combinations this saturday.


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Opus @ Curtain Call Theatre, 10/20/12
by Michael Eck LATHAM – The world of classical music is notoriously cut-throat. Playwright Michael Hollinger takes advantage of that curious juxtaposition of ego serving beauty in "Opus," which is currently on view at Curtain Call Theatre. The piece concerns the Lazara Quartet, a tempestuous group of self-governed musicians who work strictly as a democracy, […]
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Saratoga Dances II @ Skidmore College's Zankel Music Center, 10/20/12
by Tresca Weinstein SARATOGA SPRINGS – "Saratoga Dances II," which was onstage at Skidmore College's Arthur Zankel Music Center Saturday evening, was designed as a tribute to Saratoga and its role as summer home for the New York City Ballet. But it ended up turning the spotlight on the Zankel itself. It would be difficult […]
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Fiona Apple at the Palace Theatre, 10/19/12
By GREG HAYMES ALBANY – After a seven year hiatus, alt-rock singer-songwriter Fiona Apple released her fourth album "The Idler Wheel Is Wiser Than the Driver of the Screw and Whipping Cords Will Serve You More Than Ropes Will Ever Do" in July, and she brought her tour to the Palace Theatre on Friday night for […]
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Ensemble ACJW @ Zankel Music Center, 10/19/12
By Joseph Dalton SARATOGA SPRINGS – There's star power aplenty in the Ensemble ACJW, the band of young professionals based at Carnegie Hall. But during the group's appearance at Zankel Music Center on Friday, there were no egos on display. A cohesive sense of ensemble and fellowship permeated all three works. Though the performers certainly […]
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David Dorfman Dance in "Prophets of Funk" @ the Egg, 10/19/12
by Tresca Weinstein ALBANY – At 57, David Dorfman is at the age (and weight) when most choreographers step off the stage and leave the performing to their young, lithe company members. But Dorfman has never done what most choreographers do. Known best for his community-based projects with non-dancers, he understands that dance should be […]
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Morrissey at the Palace Theatre, 10/18/12
By GREG HAYMES ALBANY – The Smiths only existed as a band for about five years during the '80s, but the band's legacy has grown to exponentially humongous proportions since then, as has the status of the Smiths' frontman, Morrissey. The revered British rock magazine New Musical Express (NME), proclaimed him to be "one of the […]
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Mike Watt @ Valentine's, 10/18/12
by Michael Eck ALBANY – Mike Watt is a hyphenated man. Bass player. Songwriter. Punk rocker. Icon. Hero. As co-founder of the Minutemen and fIREHOSE, Watt moved hardcore out of its straitjacket and punk rock out of its confines. Jazz was the language as much as Blue Oyster Cult. In his solo career (as well […]
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Off- and On- Campus Politics - What Should I Know? - Jason Rogers and Joyce Searcy, Belmont University
Readings pertaining to Off- and On-Campus Politics - What Should I know?
Successful Town-Gown Communication on Legal and Other Issues - Carol L.J. Hustoles, Western Michigan University and Kaye Lingle Koonce, Trident Technical College
More Than Good Neighbors - article from Business Officer May 2013
Successfully Navigating Institutional Politics - Dr. Tom Segar, Shepherd University
From Community Engagement to Public Impact - Chronicle of Higher Education, August 10, 2011
The Changing Legal Landscape: Cleary, FERPA, Title IX, Human Resources - Waller, Lansden, Dortch & Davis, LLP, Nashville
Follow-up Guidance from Waller, Lansden,Dortch & Davis on FERPA and Social Security Numbers
Future of Higher Education Webinar - September 12, 2012
Presented by Paul Fain, Senior Reporter, Inside Higher Ed and Steve Kolowich, Reporter, Inside Higher Ed
Future of Higher Education Webinar from TN CHASCo/TICUA on Vimeo.
Transfer Pathways Websites Webinar - March 12, 2012
Presented by Dr. Diane Berty, TICUA, Amy Heckman, TICUA, and Amanda Brown, Tennessee Tech (Webmaster of tntransferpathway.org)
Reshaping Your Curriculum to Grow the Bottom Line Webinar - February 3, 2012
Presented by Dr. Kenneth Hoyt, President, The Higher Education Practice, LLC and Dr. Edward Barboni, Independent Consultant
Webinar Slide Presentation (PDF - 1MB)
Webinar Supporting Materials (PDF - 2MB)
Universal Transfer Pathways Webinar - January 27, 2011
Presented by Dr. Claude Pressnell, TICUA, Dr. Katie High, University of Tennessee, and Dr. Paula Short, Tennessee Board of Regents
Articulation Webinar - January 27, 2011 (.wmv ~ 32.3MB)


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