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If you don't know the newspaper business is broken by now, I'm sorry about your decade-old coma. No, I'm not one to proclaim print media to be dead. But we are certainly planted squarely in the midst of a massive shift in how news is disseminated, who receives it and how reliable it is.
I fear that more and more newspapers and other online versions of trusted media outlets moving to paid subscription models is ultimately an assault on literacy. As you may know, I serve on the board of directors for the National Center for Family Literacy. This subject is close to my heart. I don't speak for the NCFL here, only offer my own opinions, but I don't come to this conclusion lightly.

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Pretty purple walls now surrounded them. White ceiling & trim, which made a huge difference on the cleanliness of the room.
A few new pillows as well. I recovered an old pillow with the Chevron fabric, and bought the pink one at Home Goods
The fun purple frame was purchased as Michaels--it came unfinished & I sprayed it purple
The feel of the room is open & fresh. I really wanted that. Since there is only one small window in the room, and no overhead light, I needed to make it feel more airy than it actually is.
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[quote author="arildno"]Which basically proves my point.
Unless a person* can see that it is in his own rational self-interest to limit his behaviour in a particular manner, then it exists no reasons why he should limit himself thusly.
You mean that it doesn't apply to a person that can't see past the immediate future? Your original example makes me think thats you.
[quote author="arildno"]However, this is to obscure the distinction between POSSESSIONS and PROPERTY.
It is possessions we need to live, the property concept is something quite other.
To see this clearly, I'll get the same nutritional value out of an orange I steal as out of one I own.
This is valid for a person who can't think rationally past seeing the orange and its value in satisfying his hunger. Its not valid for a person who realizes that the orange tree had to be planted in an orchard, tended to keep it from being eaten by insects, and picked, packaged, and shipped up to Oslo, Norway so he can enjoy it. How many orange trees do you have up there in Norway? If there are any, I bet they aren't growing wild, but kept in greenhouses. In order for the orange to even exist, at least the sweet, juicy ones you are used to, some breeder had to do a lot of artificial selecting. If its seedless, someone had to do some genetic manipulation to get a tree with an odd number of chromosomes so that meiotic cell division doesn't work and seeds don't form.
If you steal an orange you are acting as if none of this was necessary. You want the product of another person's labor without that other person.
This is a BI-lateral situation, i.e, a form of consensus. And remember, a "consensus" that is not open to future debate is no consensus, only a dictate.
OK, then private property is a dictate. Maybe. I'm not sure what you mean in this context.
It is important to realize that although we may show that SOME property division is, indeed, amenable to such an analysis, it by no means follows that ALL property divisions can thereby be defended. Nor does it follow there will exist only one such defensible system.
If you can show me another system that respects a person's right to the product of his own labor, fine.
In particular, a DEFENSIBLE system should be defensible at any particular time for any particular person given any one status within that system.
It is defensible in any time and place where the human need for food, clothing and shelter has to be provided by human labor. Or do you mean it should be defensible even in some magical time long ago in a magical galaxy far, far away on a magical planet where our needs for food, clothing and shelter are magically provided for us with no need to do any work?


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|Children's Health 2013: Urgent Issues Conference - Feb. 21
Today, children's health is threatened by preventable diseases that can lead to chronic conditions and premature mortality. All Children's Hospital and St. Petersburg College have your continuing education solution. Join us at All Children's on February 21, 2013 for the Children's Health 2013: Urgent Issues conference.
This educational experience will provide the opportunity to learn from leading medical experts about some of the most urgent health care conditions facing today's children. Topics will include vaccine safety, childhood obesity, congenital heart disease, adolescent gynecology, brain injury and pediatric/adolescent physical therapy. During the program we will explore treatment options and the challenges that impact outcomes.
Don't miss this opportunity to learn about issues threatening children's health and earn 6 contact hours for NUR, PT/PTA, OT/OTA and Dietitian. The program will start at 8 a.m. on February 21st in the Education Conference Center at All Children's Hospital, located at 701 Fourth Street South in St. Petersburg. Free parking is available and a continental breakfast and lunch will be provided. View Conference Agenda
To register, visit www.spcollege.edu/ceu and look for Children's Health 2013: Urgent Issues (course number: HHP0335). Registration is $29 for ACH employees and $69 for non-ACH employees.
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Thank you for your interest in our study abroad programs! The goal of this page is to help you better understand the Amsterdam study abroad exchange program and highlight distinguishing features that might interest you as a parent. More detailed and updated information will be given to your son or daughter in information sessions, academic reviews, workshops, and predeparture orientations. Once you read this information, we strongly encourage you to speak with your son/daughter who might be able to fill in some of the gaps. Please know all information is given to the students and we ask students to share this with you.
Sending students abroad is a partnership with students, parents and program officials. We realize that you will have questions and if our website or your son/daughter cannot answer those questions, we will be happy to discuss the study abroad process and program information with you. Keep in mind that due to the FERPA Federal Regulation, we will not be able to discuss specific information regarding your son/daughter; however, if your son/daughter is willing to sign a waiver form indicating the specific information to be shared with you, we will be happy to discuss specific matters regarding your son/daughter.
We hope you find this information helpful in assisting your son/daughter to accomplish his or her goal of learning, living, and serving abroad. We look forward to working with you and your son/daughter.
What makes Amsterdam so attractive is the picturesque buildings and the intimacy of the streets, canals and squares which create an atmosphere that visitors find charming. The city has the highest museum density in the world and is home to cultural highlights such as the Van Gogh Museum, Anne Frank House, Hermitage Amsterdam, and the Rijksmuseum with Rembrandt's world-famous Nightwatch. Other well-known places of interest in Amsterdam are the Jewish Historical Museum and the Rembrandt House. The best way to get around Amsterdam is on a bike and with the population of bikes that outnumber the citizens there is always a bike available to ride.
The school (AUAS) offers specially designed international programs which are taught in English. As a result, nearly one third of the institute's international students come from all over Europe, the USA, Canada, Mexico, Africa, Australia, and Asia to complete their international business studies. Students must take more classes (8-10) to equate to a U.S. load, but students with majors in marketing, international business, and finance have an easy time fulfilling business school requirements.
Students make their own arrangements for travel to Amsterdam. We strongly suggest that students use a travel agent, as they may provide more assistance should events alter itineraries at the last moment. Loyola University Maryland uses Frosch Travel International in Baltimore, Maryland. Alice Wilcox (of Frosch) handles all of Loyola's arrangements, and may be reached via email at firstname.lastname@example.com or by phone at 410-433-9300.
Students fly into Amsterdam via Schiphol Airport (AMS). After arriving at Schiphol Airport, AUAS will provide pick-up service to transport students to the dorm, which is located about 30 minutes away. Most street signs have English and almost all cab drivers speak English. The Euro is the currency used in transactions.
Please make sure your son/daughter is at least three hours early to the airport for proper check-in and to go through security. Students should carry with them: their passport with visa, money, ATM card, credit card, any prescription drugs they might need, and clothes in case their luggage gets delayed.
Loyola University Students who have a U.S. passport will start the process to get a resident permit (student visa) while they are in the United States and complete it after they arrive in Amsterdam. The price of the resident permit has recently increased and is likely to change again soon. Currently, the cost of the resident permit is 300 Euros.
Students will be required to submit financial documents or financial documents of their guardians to show the ability to maintain themselves fiscally while in Amsterdam. The specifics of what constitute the means necessary to live in Amsterdam and the type of documentation as proof is determined by the Dutch government and changes annually. Loyola University Maryland cannot alter any decision made by the Dutch government.
Airlines have lately been changing flight schedules and routes so baggage and other fees or benefits cannot be guaranteed.
It is very important that your son/daughter check the airline website to make sure that their luggage complies with weight restrictions and the number of bags flown for free. International flights are very strict about luggage size and weight and it is something that can change without ample warning, so checking the website periodically is highly suggested.
Loyola University Maryland relies on the professional student life staff of AUAS. The Inbound Office at AUAS holds an exchange student orientation at the beginning of each semester. AUAS requires medical insurance for all exchange students; if a student's home insurance is not be valid abroad, the student may speak with the director of the program at Loyola University Maryland about study abroad insurance.
Fraijlemaborg Student Resident Hall is located in Amsterdam Zuid-Oost (South East) less than 400 meters from AUAS. This apartment block is exclusively available to international students and houses a total of 170 residents, 167 international students, and three resident assistants (RA's). There are a number of private rooms with shared facilities and private rooms with private facilities. All rooms are furnished and have a wired internet connection. Fraijlemaborg apartment building is near the Bijlmer railway/metro station and a large shopping/entertainment center. In the shopping center, the Amsterdamse Poort, you will find major chain stores, small shops and authentic ethnic food takeaways. For entertainment you can visit the Amsterdam Arena home to the Amsterdam soccer club Ajax and where major concerts take place. In the Heineken Music Hall, you can visit other popular concerts. For cinema entertainment you can go to the largest cinema complex in Amsterdam, Pathé Cinema, with an IMAX screen.
The train or metro can take you to the center of Amsterdam within 15 minutes. Riding a bike, it will take about 30-45 minutes to get to the center of the city. You may also take your bicycle with you on the metro.
Housing can be guaranteed if deadlines are met but not all requests for single dormitories can be assured.
For the Loyola study abroad exchange program in Amsterdam, students must have a minimum of 2.75 CQPA to apply. They should apply to Loyola's Office of International Programs by December 4 (Wednesday after Thanksgiving break) of their sophomore year in order to be considered for fall or spring semester spots in their junior year. Disciplinary records from the school's Office of Student Life are taken into consideration when reviewing applications. Students with the highest CQPA will be awarded spots as long as they meet the other criteria. Students should mark down second and third choices in the event that the Office of International Programs cannot offer them a spot in the Amsterdam Exchange Program. There are usually five available spots for each semester.
Students will have all grades, credits and courses transferred back to Loyola University Maryland. Loyola financial aid applies. Housing and board is cheaper than in the United States.
The Office of International Programs does not encourage students to open a bank account in Amsterdam. It is best to keep using their U.S. bank account, which they will still have access to through the ATMs in Amsterdam. Students should check with their bank to make sure that their debit/credit card will work overseas, and find out what fees are associated with using the account internationally. Students in the past have recommended withdrawing the maximum allowed from ATMs while in Amsterdam and keeping their cash in their bedrooms, only taking the amount that they need each time they leave home. This will save on ATM fees. Students will be able to withdraw money from any ATM. Credit/Debit cards are not as widely accepted in Amsterdam as they are in the United States. People tend to use cash more frequently for small and large purchases. Students are also given a AUAS ID card, which can purchase goods and services on campus when money is allocated to the ID cards.
The living costs students incur will depend on their lifestyle. A student typically needs between 900 and 1,200 Euros per month to cover rent, food, insurance, transportation, and other expenses. Some students manage to spend less, but this of course depends on their own lifestyle and travel preferences.
Amsterdam is well known for its thriving business community, museums, architecture, food, rich culture, and history. Parents should be aware that Amsterdam is also known for its coffee shops (marijuana smoke houses) and red light district (prostitution). Parents should have a conversation with their son/daughter about these last two issues. Although both are legal in Amsterdam, Loyola University Maryland believes that the two put students who visit them in unhealthy and potentially dangerous situations. As such, any student found engaging in either could be removed from the program, and classes and any payments would be forfeited.


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Oh man, I am so not ready for this patch. I don't have enough gold for dual-spec, and I really should have done some fishing last weekend.
Heh, one of the advantages of Blizzard taking so long to release patches is that there's always a thrill of excitement when one comes out. People make movies, there's breathless reporting on everything coming out, everyone is blogging and chattering away. Energy levels are very high.
If Blizzard released a patch every month, I don't think it would have the same impact.
Tuesday, April 14, 2009
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- Galoheart said...
I know what you mean on being able to afford dual spec. I barely have around 1500g. Though of being broke spending 1Kg for dual spec is not a good one thinking about it.
- 3:08 PM, April 14, 2009
- Matt Graham said...
I don't have enough money for dual spec either! Yesterday morning I assumed that the patch wouldn't be coming until the 21st, so I bought "some things". That morning I had like 1200 gold. Now? I have like 60 gold. >.<
- 3:10 PM, April 14, 2009
- Anonymous said...
It's all fine now, until b-holes start saying "what's your off-spec? are you geared for that too?"
- 3:20 PM, April 14, 2009
- Ngita said...
Its not just the dual spec.
I spent 500g brushing up my Ret set last weekend, mostly stuff like perfect greens> Rare gems, socketed a couple of peices etc. Then turned around and spent just as much on my 80 druid.
- 4:43 PM, April 14, 2009
- Zaph of Baelgun said...
I've got the gold, but not enough to gear out the new spec. The fun will be learning the new spec! I've been prot from 0-80, now I'll learn Holy .... the hard way.
- 4:48 PM, April 14, 2009
- Zambar said...
I NEVER comment on blogs. But that music was excellent. The vid was brilliant. Well done.
- 4:55 PM, April 14, 2009
- Anonymous said...
actually monthly patches in asherons call 1 was awesome and free.
- 7:24 PM, April 14, 2009
- Joenutz24 said...
God bless gracious guildmasters who pay for the duel spec if you are proficient in both specs for progression raiding.
3 Ulduar bosses and the new boss in the Vault in one night is what I experienced tonight.Epic patch content...truly a night to remember.
- 2:37 AM, April 15, 2009
- Anonymous said...
I'm kind of glad we killed the Flame Leviathan and then called it a night. Since it will likely be, what, 5 - 6 months before the next patch? At least this way it will take a little longer to explore Ulduar. (Ok, I confess, the reason we didn't go further was because it took Blizz too long to get the servers online...)
- 8:22 AM, April 15, 2009
- Sargeras said...
I'm fascinated by that video. The music's just so good, I can't stop watching it...
- 5:13 PM, April 15, 2009
- Zupa said...
- Zupa =)
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Men's Basketball Leader Inducted into Endicott College Hall of Fame
October 5, 2010
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MISENHEIMER, N.C. – On Saturday, October 2nd, Pfeiffer University head men's basketball coach Jeremy Currier was inducted to his alma mater's athletics hall of fame. Coach Currier, a 2004 graduate of Endicott College in Beverly, M.A., played all four years with the Gulls basketball team.
Jeremy Currier was a four-year letter winner with the Endicott men's basketball program. During his tenure as a player, Endicott posted a 75-35 record and reached four straight The Commonwealth Coast Conference Final Fours. Currier also helped the Gulls earn a TCCC title and NCAA tournament berth during his senior campaign in 2004.
A sharpshooter from behind the arc, Currier finished as the NCAA record holder for all divisions in three-point field goal percentage during the 2002-03 season en route to conference Co-Player of the Year accolades. Currier was a two-time Division III All-New England honoree and was named to a pair of All-TCCC teams. In addition to being selected to an All-ECAC New England team, Currier finished with over 1,100 career points.
Upon graduating from Endicott, Currier spent two years working in the Boston Celtics front office. His responsibilities included community service, public relations, game operations, ticket sales, season ticket holder relations, and special event management. Later, Currier accepted an assistant position with the men's basketball program at Daniel Webster College, inheriting a winless team in the process.
In 2007, he was named head coach of the Eagles, making him the youngest head coach in the NCAA at age 25. Currier led a young Daniel Webster team to the highest win total in a decade, breaking five school records in the process. Under his leadership, the Eagles made consecutive postseason appearances for the first time in 16 years.
In 2008, Currier joined the staff at Pfeiffer University where he played a major role for a 2008-09 team that led the country in scoring with an average of 99.8 points per game. While serving as the recruiting coordinator for the Falcons, he was ranked sixth in the nation among Division II assistant coaches by the 2008 College Bound Hoops Rankings. In April of 2010, Currier was named head coach at Pfeiffer.


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July 16-18 is the date for this year's conference to be held at Warner Pacific. Registration will be open as soon as the cost details are finalized. Be certain to register - it is really helps with the planning process plus you will receive a discount on your fees. You don't have to pay until at the conference if you prefer not to.
The Lord provided a terrific conference this year (2014). Look at the Program Guide for some details. If you couldn't make it and want a shirt and more, contact Tim.
Folks come as far away as Hawaii, Boston and North Carolina, and a small country named Nigeria! Plus Korea and Japan.
Interested in volunteering for this year's CGDC? Please fill out this form.
Thanks to Dan - we have some general business cards to help spread the word about CGDC. Contact Us if you can give some out.
Click here for CGDC's Facebook Page
CGDC 2014 was July 24-26 - at Concordia University in Portland, Oregon.
Thank you God for a great time.
Some of the 2013 sessions were captured by Ben - they are online at YouTube.
These are the videos from the Gospel & Gaming summit that Jacob Toman hosted in St. Louis, September 2013:
Session 1: Is Gaming a thing the church should be concerned about?
Session 2: Gaming in Community
Session 3: Gaming & Eldership
Session 4: What Gospel & Gaming does
Session 5: Q&A for two audience questions
2013 Group Picture
It was great to see so many news faces and returning ones!
Thank you Lord for a great year!
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CGDC 2013 was July 11-13 at Concordia University in Portland, Oregon.
Folks attended from California, Canada, Texas, Washington, Ohio, Iowa, Florida and Australia (via U.K.)! Plus GameChurch had a strong presence!
Be sure to check all the sub-pages under the 2013 Conference menu as they have been updated.
Our 2012 group picture only missed about a dozen attendees.
It goes by fast! 2012 is history! You were challenged to ship a title this year - go for it!
2012 brought many new faces a record 7 Canadians! And about a dozen ladies!
The Program Guide is available to members - click here.
See the sub-pages under the 2012 Conference menu for more information.
CDN's Speedgame 2012
It is that time again - go find out more about this year's Speedgame including developers' blogs! Consider joining the competition!
Thanks to our helpers! Sherol is coordinating volunteers, Charlie is covering logistics, Dan is crafting the printed program, etc.
Dates are set for 2012 conference - so mark them on your calendar now and start asking off of work. July 19-21, 2012, at Campus of Cascade College in Portland, Oregon.
More details will be published when available. Of utmost importance, be in prayer about your attendance, His blessing of believers, encouragement for developers, and for the developers making Christian-themed and Bible-based Games.
Explore the CGDC site for new updates including photos from the 2011 conference, (videos coming soon), surveys, information on the art show, and more!
CGDC seeks to connect, encourage, and feed Christians working in the gaming industry. You may not have noticed but gaming is now the primary cultural mediumfor Americans under the age of about 40...
Gaming is where culture is being transmitted today. It is where the True Stories are being told. It is where our men and women learn about courage, sacrifice, loyalty...or not. Like any niche in our world this is an industry that needs to see genuine reflections of Christ's love, God's wisdom, and the Spirit's power to effect real soul-healing change in our lives.
This year marked the 10th anniversary of the Christian Game Developers Conference.
This year's conference was held at George Fox University July 7-9, 2011. Located in the Pacific Northwest just outside Portland in beautiful sunny Newberg, Oregon. Speakers included Os Hillman, Gary Barkalow, Lance Priebe, and Jeff Gerke. A live worship set was performed by Barlow Girl.
We had a great time! View photos from our 2011 conference at our Flickr site.
We have already begun the process of planning for next year's conference. Keep an eye out for new information as it comes out! If you would like to stay current, sign up to receive a quarterly annual CGDC Newsletter.
For other ways to get involved, browse our site - there are groups, ways to give and much, much more!


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This is an Unpaid Position.
2/22 - Due to feedback in this thread and elsewhere, I would like to clarify that although this is an unpaid position to begin with, if you work well and get along with the rest of the staff, you will get paid.
As a video editor for Solomid, you would be putting together highlight videos, montages of stream events (Regi Rage montage etc), and tournament recap videos as well as being able to come up with and produce videos based on your own ideas.
A qualified applicant would be familiar with recording footage from replays, editing clips with programs like Sony Vegas, and then encoding and uploading to services like Youtube.
This is an excellent opportunity to polish your skills as well as working closely with Solomid staff and Team Solomid players to create exciting, funny, and interesting videos to be showcased on solomid.net and around the web.
If you are interested please send an e-mail to email@example.com with subject line: "Solomid Video Editor" and the following application:
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Heidelberg students, alumni and the campus community heard some valuable lessons about how to successfully manage a business enterprise from a high-powered trifecta of keynote speakers and a group of alumni presenters during Strategies for Success: Planning, Marketing and Growing a Business held on campus April 25-26.
Keynote speakers John Q. Adams, '58, president and CEO of JQ Enterprises; Aris Kaplanis, '74, president and CEO of Teranet Inc.; and John E. Kelley, former president, CEO and chairman of McDATA Corp., energized the conference with passionate presentations about focused marketing, globalization and business ethics, respectively. A total of 22 alumni returned to campus to give presentations on such topics as technology, globalization, investing and financial planning, the insurance, banking and pharmaceutical industries, business communication and total quality management.
The Office of Alumni Relations organized the conference to help build momentum for Heidelberg's planned renovation of Laird Hall, which will become a state-of-the-art facility for the Business Department. Discussions are ongoing about ways to enhance the business curriculum so that it best meets the needs of students of the 21st century.


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Carl Spilhaus is not a new face at KES and after some bumper seasons in the past few years has been elevated into the Lions set-up for the forthcoming season.
The Reds will be looking to continue the rich vein of form they had under the guidance of Spilhaus.
Their incredibly passionate support base should help elevate KES to the top of the pile in 2009.


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I heard from Martin that the club would be getting a shipment of the star stamped Roc 3's and was wondering if anyone had any information on them. I heard $20/disc which is reasonable but I just really want to get my hands on some of them.
Thanks for any info!
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Spoleto Festival USA
Experience an exciting variety of world-class music, opera, and theater performances at Charleston's Spoleto Festival USA.
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This tour has been exceptionally wonderful and far surpassed the tour description! The Spoleto events were fabulous and exciting... The entire trip was wondrous and exceptionally planned to delight and bring pleasure."
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Experience an exciting variety of world-class music, opera, theater, and more at Charleston's Spoleto Festival USA. Enjoy prime seating for seven of Spoleto's top events, presentations by music scholar Stan Engebretson, and exclusive VIP lectures and meetings with Spoleto Festival staff, including General Director Nigel Redden. Performances include Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet; the baroque opera Veremonda l'amazzone di Aragona by Italian composer Francesco Cavalli; an exhilarating acrobatic spectacle by Australia's Casus Circus; Bach's monumental St. Matthew Passion; and a performance by Vietnam's world-renowned Golden Dragon Water Puppet Theater. You'll also hear the joyous sounds of Spoleto's Chamber Music series and the exquisite voices of the Westminster Choir. Plus, explore the city of Charleston by horse-drawn carriage, dine at some of the city's famed restaurants, including the Charleston Grille, and stay at the historic Mills House Hotel. Limited to 28 participants
May 31 — Welcome & Music: Westminster Choir
Individual arrivals at The Mills House Hotel in Charleston. Gather for a welcome reception with your Smithsonian Journeys Expert Stan Engebretson. Enjoy a festive welcome dinner then depart the hotel for your first performance. The Westminster Choir performs David Lang's Pulitzer Prize-winning The Little Match Girl Passion with new choreography by Pontus Lidberg along with Carissimi's Jephte. (R,D)
June 1 — Chamber Music Series & Theater: Romeo & Juliet
Enjoy a presentation by Stan Engebretson preparing you for the day's events. Attend a stirring performance of Spoleto's Chamber Music Series then enjoy a festive lunch at Magnolia Café. The remainder of your afternoon will be at leisure. After dinner independently gather in the hotel lobby and depart for your evening event, Romeo and Juliet. Shakespeare's Globe Theater makes its Festival debut with a brand new production of the Bard's timeless tragedy in which youthful passion and warring families intertwine. (B,L)
June 2 — Boone Hall Plantation Tour & Opera: Veremonda l'amazzone di Aragona
Depart the hotel for Boone Hall Plantation in Mt. Pleasant, South Carolina. One of America's oldest working and living plantations, they have been continuously growing and producing crops for over three centuries. Enjoy a guided tour of the mansion and gardens. Afterwards, there will be a picnic lunch. This evening attend an opera performance of Veremonda l'amazzone di Aragona. The Spanish King and Queen's siege of the Moorish fort on the Rock of Gibraltar is tangled with passionate love stories and comical mistaken identities in Cavalli's 1652 opera. (B,L)
June 3 — Golden Dragon Water Puppet Theater & Music: St. Matthew Passion
Take a narrated carriage ride through historic Charleston in the morning then return to the hotel for a presentation by Stan Engebretson. In the afternoon enjoy a special performance of the Golden Dragon Water Puppet Theatre. A Vietnamese cultural treasure these traditional puppets perform with live music in a specially constructed pool. This evening depart for a spellbinding evening of music with conductor Joe Miller, who'll leads Bach's double choir and double orchestra in the monumental St. Matthew Passion. (B)
June 4 — Charleston Grill & Physical Theater: Knee Deep
Enjoy a presentation by Stan Engebretson. This afternoon will be at leisure then enjoy your farewell dinner at Charleston Grill. Afterwards attend a performance of Knee Deep. Australian company Casus Circus makes its Festival debut with this bold and captivating work (B,D)
June 5 — Depart for Home
Enjoy breakfast before individual departures from the hotel. (B)


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DARKE COUNTY - An 18-year-old Preble County man was convicted after being held responsible for a crash on June 30, 2013 that took the life of a Lewisburg woman.
According to the Darke County Sheriff's Office investigation, Adam J. Bartle of New Paris was traveling east bound on Hollansburg-Arcanum Road and failed to stop at the posted stop sign at the State Route 503 intersection. Barlte's silver 2001 Oldsmobile Alero traveled through the intersection striking a northbound 2010 Toyota Tacoma driven by Mabel L. Landis, 83, of Lewisburg.
Landis was pronounced dead at the scene.
Bartle was charged with Aggravated Vehicular Homicide, a first degree misdemeanor, as a result of the crash. He pleaded 'no contest' and was found guilty October 24, 2013 by Darke County Municipal Court Judge Julie L. Monnin and sentenced to 180 days in jail, with 165 of the days suspended. He will also be placed on probation for three years and is responsible to pay a funeral expense restitution in the amount of $6,805.20.
Darke County Municipal Court Judge Julie Monnin gave Bartle an option to be released off probation early if he elects to coordinate and perform seminars at all Darke County high schools. The court received a letter by mail suggesting this be a way for Bartle to talk to young drivers about what can happen on the roadways and the importance of being a responsible driver behind the wheel of an automobile.
He began serving his 15-day sentence in the Darke County Criminal Justice Center Monday.
Bartle was represented by Greenville defense attorney David A. Rohrer while the case was handled by Darke County Assistant Prosecuting Attorney Jesse Green for the state.


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The December 23 game between the San Francisco 49ers and the Seattle Seahawks at CenturyLink Field has been moved from an afternoon start to a 5:20 p.m. kickoff and will be seen nationwide on NBC and locally on KING 5. The game could be a determining factor in who wins the division.
The Seahawks (8-5) are coming off a 58-0 blowout of the Arizona Cardinals while the 49ers (9-3-1) defeated the Miami Dolphins 27-13. If the playoffs started today, both teams would be in.
The 49ers defeated the Seahawks 13-6 inWeek 7.
The Seahawks head to Toronto this Sunday to play the Buffalo Bills while the Niners visit New England, which will also be a Sunday night game on NBC.
Both Seattle and San Francisco have been the talk of the NFL for their young quarterbacks. Rookie Russell Wilson has surprised many critics who have said his lack of height could hinder him. Colin Kaepernick, in his second year, replaced an injured Alex Smith a few weeks ago and has been left in as the starter since.


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February 5, 2011
MUNCIE, I.N. Pfeiffer University needed just 50 minutes to sweep Mount St. Josephs 3-0 (25-15, 25-14, 25-17) in non-conference mens volleyball action on Saturday night in Ball States Worthen Arena. The Falcons used 10 team blocks and solid defense to improve to 4-2 overall while the Lions fall to 1-5.
Drew Burdette again led the way with 10 kills while Evan Fullerton handed out 27 assists. Burdette also led with seven digs and four block assists. Pfeiffer rolled in all three sets hitting a season high .526 in set two. The Falcons added nine service aces in the sweep. The Lions accounted for 37 errors hitting -.036 for the match.
Next weekend, Pfeiffer heads to Mount Olive for a pair of Saturday matches including the 2011 Conference Carolinas opener. The league tilt with take place at noon against the Trojans, followed by a non-conference get-together with York.


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M.A. Beijing Foreign Studies University, China
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Research and Academic Interests: Chinese literature, safegrading of cultural heritage, Chinese immigration and Chinese American literature, U.S.-China relations and exchange
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Journal: Web Dev on the Mac 1
I've been working on a little side project. I would like to have an app where people can read updates that I send out. It seemed like a fun way to learn more about programming mobile apps and it's something I could actually use if I can get it to a decent state.
I'm keeping it simple. I decided the app would just be an rss feed reader. And that meant I need a feed. I want it to be very specific to my app so I decided the way to go would be to just create my own back end for creating the feed. I decided to use php and I wrote a simple set up using the codeigniter framework. That gave me a quick way to set up authorization and it was easy to tie in styling from bootstrap so that things can look decent without any effort.
I've been doing all the work at my office, on my desktop running Fedora. I have two nice big lcd monitors and developing on Linux is just so easy. I had the environment up and running in no time.
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Ihave got a comic book idea that would blow peoples mind. I get alot of feedback from people about it and they say it's awsom. I am doing something like bringin the new age writing to the new age world. The somic book has got a good theme to. What I am looking for is a sponsor or people that know people. (I'm kind of a loner) But here is my story and a short glimpse at awsome.My name is Michael Barrett I go by the name Jacob. My phone number is 443-360-7571 My email Address is
The name of my manuscript is called Lucid Dreams Here is a sample chapter. Lucid is not Just a normal fighter he was blessed from the Gods. He has super strength and he also has blue sky eyes with moving clouds inside(Instead of an eyeball there are just cloud). So he is a new type of superhero that I think could go far.
Morning came faster then he thought. He knocked on the Gates once. Who are you young soldier. My name is Lucid I have come to claim the princess of the castle. Ha Ha HA you must be that Dream soldier everyone cant stop ranting about. Yes Then where is your legendary brother. at home I did need him for this conquest. Tessa who was trained to be warriors and worked well together called their soldiers forth. If I kill all these people then can I have a meeting with the Princess I am a prince you know. Sure thing bud we will all throw you a Banquet said the one of the soldiers from at top the castle. He had poisoned his sword the day before and had a battle plan to rule the day. The first man lunged. at him and he went right by him he cut his leg with the poison sword and the man stood up in the air straight but was unconscious. The Swords Poisoned was quick through the body. The second and third attacked and he threw them into the side slicing their throat . They stayed standing like zombies.( He made a circular file lines of them from the door out all were standing up right and looked were dizzy)Then many attacked him at the same time and they were all left in a circle surrounding. In the middle of the circle he yelled where is your general maybe he can deliver my message to the princess. Them standing like Zombies made more and more come after lucid one by one they were all defeated. There was only a little whole in the barricade that he had made for the general to walk through. The general finally appeared he was known to be a great warrior It was general Sling of Tess. And he had size over Lucid But was surprised to see his tactics. SO youre the dream warrior everyone has been talking about Sling asked: the Names Lucid Well Lucid prepare to die. The general put up a good fight in the middle of all his soldiers who had not fallen down yet. Lucid used them as a protective shield they were standing so that really no one could get through. He lunged at lucid with his sword and shield and Lucid blocked him every time. The general swung then he became tired. And Lucid waste not time. With his lightning speed struck him straight in the heart through his breastplate and when he fell the rest of the soldiers around all fell to. He did not stay to claim his prize he was there to deliver a message and he had done so.
I am almost finish with the manuscript. I am 75% done.
My name is Michael Barrett I am 25 yrs old I go by the Penn name Jacob. I live in Maryland . I have been writing ever since I could hold a pen. I do not have anything published ye. But I do read A lot I am interested in novels and comic books. I have had some good feedback about my book. What's unbelievable is that a great story like this has not been given the light of day by anyone yet. I'm hoping this posting will help me get noticed a littl bit. Ihave pics of the Protagonist and antagonist of my story If your intrested in seing what they look like send me a message.
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I hate to rain on your parade, but the writing is far from captivating. I tried to visualize the scene, and it did not sit well with me at all. You should consider taking a writing class, improve the dialogue for starters, and then start considering fine-tuning a plot. Or if you're strapped for time and money, you could try TVTropes and learn a few things about what to avoid when you're writing a story.
To be honest, my first thought when I saw your post was 'This must be a Troll'.
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A professional editor might be helpful as well.
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Old Herb wrote:
To be honest, my first thought when I saw your post was 'This must be a Troll'.
Eh, we get all kinds in here. The way the post reads makes me kinda hesitant to pick on the guy.
lucid16 wrote:
What I am looking for is a sponsor or people that know people.
Not too many publishers hanging around these boards, and the ones we do get are usually not really hungry for unsolicited scripts. Have you considered self-publishing? It sounds like it might be your best option. Otherwise, places like Kickstarter would probably be better places to look for funding.
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Lucid is not Just a normal fighter he was blessed from the Gods. He has super strength and he also has blue sky eyes with moving clouds inside(Instead of an eyeball there are just cloud). So he is a new type of superhero that I think could go far.
I like the idea of clouds inside his eyes, but apart from that he is just the Hercules superhero. To say he is a "new type of superhero" is a bit of a stretch. Perhaps you could give him a different angle.
I think a spell check could help you too. Given that you wrote this as a funding proposal, poor spelling from a writer really turns people off.
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Posted: Tue Jun 19, 2012 8:16 pm
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I'm still not entirely convinced this isn't a troll, or just someone who thinks too highly of themselves. If you are indeed a real boy few words of advise. A couple of disjointed paragraphs with bad grammar and spelling are not a chapter, for that matter if you're trying to sell this as a comic book, and not a novel you should write panel breakdown instead of normal prose. Also why did you give out a phone number? Why? Seriously? Come on. And most importantly you need to proofread and fix all the spelling mistakes if you plan to have anyone take you seriously. You say your a 25 year old, yet your grammar and spelling makes it seem like your 12, or that possibly English isn't your first language.
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I'm still not entirely convinced this isn't a troll
Give him a buzz and find out
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'If you look at how outstanding Flo [Louw] has been for us, Heinke's [van der Merwe] massive contribution in the couple of minutes he was on [against Ireland] where he earned two penalties that probably won the game for us, Schalk [Brits] has been good for Saracens and so has Gurthro [Steenkamp] for Toulouse. Those players were already quality before they left but it is clear they've learned a lot from playing overseas, particularly in these conditions,' De Villiers said.
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Pienaar in particular looks a player transformed and one growing in stature with every Test. De Villiers, who has played with him for a large part of his Test career, attributed his form to his Ulster stint but also noted the value of positional certainty.
'In Ruan's case you can see what a difference it has made with a coach who has backed him in one position and allowed him to settle,' he said. 'When he was playing in South Africa he was thrown around in different positions. Now that he is playing regularly at scrumhalf for Ulster and for us he has been outstanding.
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