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Kicking off the week with some promotional duties, Jake Gyllenhaal attended the premiere of his new film "NightCrawler" in Manhattan on Monday night (October 27).
The "Brokeback Mountain" hunk was joined by costars Bill Paxton, Riz Ahmed and Rene Russo as he welcomed fans and shutterbugs outside the AMC Lincoln Square Theater.
We're only weeks away from the release of "Nightcrawler," and Open Road Films just dropped a fresh promotional poster to go with a new teaser trailer.
Starring Jake Gyllenhaal, Rene Russo, Bill Paxton and Riz Ahmad, the Dan Gilroy flick looks to be the perfect film for an October 31st street date.
Taking an evening to just cut loose and relax, a crowd of celebrities showed up at the HFPA & InStyle 2014 Toronto International Film Festival shindig on Saturday night (September 6).
He's always selected his projects carefully, so it's safe to say Jake Gyllenhaal has found another winner with his new movie "Nightcrawler."
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Giving fans another look at its upcoming movie, Open Road Films debuted the trailer and poster for "Nightcrawler" on Wednesday (July 23).
Starring Jake Gyllenhaal, the thriller follows a young man who discovers the world of Los Angeles crime journalism.
She's always great about keeping her fans informed, and Beyoncé Knowles just posted a smattering of snapshots from her "Run" music video shoot with husband Jay Z.
Taking his talents into a new realm, Jake Gyllenhaal is headed to Broadway.
This upcoming winter, the "Brokeback Mountain" hunk will star in Nick Payne's acclaimed experimental drama "Constellations," according to the Hollywood Reporter.
They spent plenty of time together on the set of "Southpaw," and now it seems Jake Gyllenhaal and Rachel McAdams may have struck up an old-fashioned costar romance.
The "Sherlock Holmes" starlet joined the "Brokeback Mountain" man at the Miguel Cotto vs. Sergio Martinez boxing match at Madison Square Garden on Saturday night (June 7).


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An insider reveals that the filmmakers were initially keen to cast Tabu for the role, but things did not work out and they finally zeroed in on Kangana. However, the filmmakers did have one condition before signing her on — that she would do all her stunts herself and not use a body double. "The film is extremely action-packed and centres around the female protagonist, so the makers wanted the actress to look convincing in the part," reveals an insider. "Kangana is known to be quite a risk-taker when it comes to her roles. And she essayed intense roles to comical ones with equal ease, so we were keen on casting her. She has the looks and even the physicality to look the part. But at the same time, we were apprehensive about approaching Kangana as we thought that she may not agree to this clause of not using a body-double. But she surprised us by agreeing to undergo a month's training to prepare for the role," reveals a source from the production team.
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The Crohn's & Colitis Foundation was proud to honor three leaders in the field of IBD research and treatment on Friday, December 10th at its 2010 Advances in Inflammatory Bowel Diseases Clinical & Research Conference (http://www.AdvancesInIBD.com) in Hollywood, Florida.
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The Crohn's & Colitis Foundation was proud to honor three leaders in the field of IBD research and treatment on Friday, December 10th at its 2010 Advances in Inflammatory Bowel Diseases Clinical & Research Conference (http://www.AdvancesInIBD.com) in Hollywood, Florida.
The award recipients "" Claudio Fiocchi, MD; William Sandborn, MD; and Lloyd Mayer, MD "" were nominated by the CCFA's National Scientific Advisory Committee (NSAC) for their dedication to improving the quality of life of the 1.4 million Americans suffering from Crohn's disease and ulcerative colitis, chronic and often debilitating digestive diseases.
Dr. Fiocchi, Vice Chair for Research in the Department of Gastroenterology and Hepatology at the Cleveland Clinic has studied T cell function in the normal and IBD-involved intestinal mucosa for the past 30 years. For his unfaltering efforts, he was selected to receive the prestigious Henry D. Janowitz Lifetime Achievement Award in IBD. This award is presented annually to the research scientist who has demonstrated a career-long dedication toward the understanding of these devastating digestive diseases. During the last two decades Dr. Fiocchi has gone above and beyond expectations with his studies exploring the broad field of immune-non-immune cell interactions in IBD and fostering the study of pediatric IBD. Dr. Fiocchi has trained a large number of young investigators that are new leaders in IBD and has helped expand research in IBD worldwide.
Dr. Sandborn, the incoming Chief of the Division of Gastroenterology and Professor of Clinical Medicine at the University of California, San Diego, is no stranger to success. From 1993 until the present time he has been on the faculty of the Mayo Clinic and has published over 350 peer-reviewed articles for esteemed journals, such as The New England Journal of Medicine and The Annals of Internal Medicine. For his continued contribution toward advancing the field of IBD treatment, through clinical trials and clinical pharmacology, Dr. Sandborn was awarded with the 2010 CCFA Scientific Achievement Award in Clinical Research.
Dr. Mayer, Chair of the Immunology Institute and the Chief of the Division of Clinical Immunology at The Mount Sinai Medical Center and Professor of Immunology and the Dorothy and David Merksamer Professor of Medicine, currently holds five active grants from the National Institutes of Health on immunoregulatory mechanisms and responses in the intestine. He is also the principle investigator of the NIH immunobiology training grant. He is also the Chairman of the CCFA NSAC. He was the recipient of the 2000 CCFA Scientific Achievement Award and now, 10 years later, Dr. Mayer is being honored once again for his innovations in basic research in the field of IBD.
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If any certainty can be expressed about News Corp. (NYSE: NWS) -NBCU (NYSE: GE) JV Hulu, it's this: CEO Jason Kilar didn't take the job to rubber stamp what was already in progress and shove it out the door. Instead, Kilar is putting his own stamp on the development and launch of the destination site and distribution network — one reason they aren't launching as soon as called for in the initial planning. (Although, I am told by multiple sources, there's a very good chance the distribution network could be ready for at least some use before the month ends.)
Kilar is bringing in his own team and different approaches to nearly everything, including the technology.As part of that, I have confirmed from multiple sources over the past few days, the company is in the midst of acquiring Mojiti, a Beijing video start-up, and its founder Eric Feng, formerly at Microsoft, will join senior management. I was told he would be CTO but another source has suggested that titles are in flux. (Turns out while I was flying today, the acquisition was reported by TechCrunch.)
The exact role Mojiti will play technologically is unclear. NBBC's technology was supposed to be the foundation for the distribution network — the distribution player will be skinned to match various destinations — but, in its previous incarnation, it hadn't operated on the kind of scale Hulu requires. The destination portal will have its own video player, which is where what Feng and his team have been working on may best fit in.
Feng is just part of the shifting staff at Hulu, which started life with a team borrowed from NBCU and News Corp. Many of those involved at the senior level, including some whose managers expected to stay with the new venture, are in the midst of returning to their respective companies. The mantra I've heard: Kilar wants his own team. There's a fair amount of frustration from some involved in the process early on as they watch the reinventing of various wheels but Kilar has the backing of the board — ie Messrs. Chernin, Zucker and company — and he's the one from the online customer experience background.
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Meet at the bandstand at 1:10 p.m. for judging. The categories are under 2; 2 to 5; 6 to 8; and 9 to 13. Comment?
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The three people, who recently arrived to Bucks County from western Africa, are being monitored under a new CDC screening protocol. The school was placed under lockdown after the men began firing shots, the Chester County District Attorney's Office said. Comment?
Norristown Teen Victim in Fatal Turnpike Crash w/Photo
Michael Graham, 18, of Norristown was pronounced dead Thursday morning at Einstein Medical Center, where he was taken following the crash, NBC 10 said . Around 12:30 a.m. Thursday, Carmichael was headed west on the Turnpike near the Mid-County Interchange when she lost control, hit a guardrail and ended up in the path of a tractor-trailer, NBC said. Comment?
In Norristown, a Nor'easter Makes a Slow Exit
As a Nor'easter slowly exits Thursday, round of moderate to heavy rain will continue to rotate through the Philadelphia metropolitan area. The storm will exit by Thursday night, with improving weather conditions expected by Friday morning. Comment?
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First Saturday of every month at 10:30 am. Designed to be inclusive and welcoming for children with special needs ages 3-6. Comment?
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The driver of the tractor-trailer was trying to run over two police officers when one shot him, Norristown Police said. The driver was struck at least once, in the arm, and was transported to an area hospital with injuries not believed to be life-threatening. Comment?
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By Alex Lloyd, Editor-at-Large for Yahoo! Autos
Crossing the finish line in fourth place at the 2010 Indy 500 was a highlight of my racing career. Another was winning the 2007 Indy Lights Championship, becoming the only driver in history to claim victory on both the Indianapolis road course and oval. In addition to contesting four Indy 500s, I competed twice in the Daytona 24-hour race, finishing fifth in 2009. In 2011, however, at the IndyCar season finale in Las Vegas, my racing career came to an abrupt halt. I was involved in the tragic accident that claimed the life of my friend, Dan Wheldon. In fact, I was only feet behind him heading into turn one as the mayhem unraveled. The last race I ever competed in ended with me smashing into a wall at 225 mph.
But I'm OK with that. After all, I have three kids and another on the way, making the risks far more pronounced. The extreme highs and lows of racing led me to a career change. I still indulge in my love of fast cars, but as a writer for Yahoo! Autos, my objective is to express that experience for the benefit of car buyers. Fortunately, I also have an English degree, and my passion for the written word rivals my adoration for the motor vehicle.
Ideally, all automotive writers should understand what cars feel like and how they behave at the limits of performance. How can anybody provide truly expert commentary on a sports car, for example, if they don't have the capabilities to explore its actual limits? Not that the job only entails driving exotic cars. Car writers also need to write for the everyday consumer; fantastic Ferraris are fun to read about, but what about an affordable family car that saves cash at the pump? Again, I draw from my own life experience as the target market for minivan makers.
At Yahoo! Autos, I'll share my knowledge and impart what I've learned from racing to help consumers make informed decisions that will impact their everyday lives. I'll also drive thrilling cars, report about breaking industry news from major auto shows, and challenge myself on new and inspiring journeys.
Do I miss racing? Sometimes. But then I get to travel to St. Tropez to test-drive Mercedes' latest supercar. Unsurprisingly, that feeling floats away (it's amazing what a Mediterranean sea breeze can do). I honestly believe I have the best job in the world. Prior to this, I had the second-best job. Now, instead of racing around in circles, I'm off on adventures, driving exotic cars, with the track all to myself.


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Is Djokovic Winning his Majors in a Weak Era?
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You call this strong lol
They battled against a deeper field. There were Old Sampras, Old Ivanisevic, Old Rafter, Old Krajicek and Henmann who could play well in the fast grass prior to 2002. There were good clay court specialists although old or injured or inconsistent like Old Kafelnikov, Old Moya, Kuerten, Chela, Ferrero, Costa, Gaudio etc. Agassi was there too in all surfaces, and he was playing well at that time. And of course, they battled against their own generation who were youngster at that time Safin, Hewitt, Roddick, Federer, Nalbandian, Hass, etc.
Djoko has nobody to battle against anymore. Old Fed who can only be a threat at Wimbledon if it is fast. Injured Nadal whose knees would only hold at clay and Murray who can only be a real obstacle at grass and fast hard courts.
No Doubt 2000 - 2002 has a much deeper field at Tier 1 and Tier 2 than today. The Djoker is winning the slams Hewitt, Safin, Roddick won at their time. Just look all the good player there were back at that time. Nowadays just three good players one is Old (Federer) and way past his prime; the other is Injured most of the time (Nadal) and the other is just not good enough even at his peak (Murray).
Peak Sampras, Peak Federer, Peak Nadal, Peak Safin and Peak Agassi; at least, could mop the floor with Peak Djoker at hard courts. At grass, a lot of players at their peak would mop the floor with Novak. At clay also a lot of player would defeat Novak (Peak Kuerten, Nadal, Peak Federer, Peak Agassi, etc).
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iHub Consulting is currently privileged to be hosting Abiodun Ajibike (AJ) from Lagos, Nigeria for the next two weeks. AJ is a software developer and Chief Technology Officer with Circuit Atlantic, a logistics company that provides purchasing and shipping services for Nigerians looking to buy goods from the United States. He is also a fellow of the Centre for Technology Innovation (CTI).
Over the course of the fortnight AJ will be observing and partaking in some of iHub Consulting's projects, giving his own insights based on his experience with Circuit Atlantic and CTI. He will also participate in our various training initiatives as well, giving his perspective on various issues in technology. His stay with the team will see both parties gaining from a promising cross-cultural exchange of ideas and experiences.
Outside the iHub, AJ confesses that his most thrilling experience so far has been the matatu ride home. The gentle tap on his shoulder by Kenyan conductors to ask for fare was shockingly different from the raucous one of Lagos agberos – "if you no get change, no enter this bus o!". It has definitely been a relieving difference he comments.
AJ is looking forward to networking with Kenya's best minds and he believes iHub is just the place for that. So, when you see this brilliant chap sipping on his morning coffee somewhere in the Bishop Magua Centre, give him a hearty welcome and have a conversation.


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Are you responsible for handling search optimization for a large company's Web site? Here are factors to consider.
I recently spoke at Incisive Media's SES NY on the topic of enterprise SEO - search engine optimization for large businesses or organizations. First, I'd like to reiterate what Mark Jackson said in his recent SEO column on ClickZ: "Our industry is so dynamic that missing out on a year's worth of conferences (if you're not keeping up with your reading on a regular basis) can leave you in the dark ages." So, stay current and attend SES at least once a year. That's what I require my team to do.
So how is SEO different for large companies, large sites, and those businesses using multiple languages in different countries vs. smaller companies or sites? If this is what you struggle with each day, read on!
The key issues we face include: (count how many fit your situation)
When talking to key stakeholders, remind them why organic search is important. It's where users click the most. In fact upwards, of 90 to 95 percent of clicks on a SERP (define) are on organic links not paid ones. This has been borne out in various online studies.
Start with your business goals. Here are mine:
Next, prioritize the key enterprise-type issues you face. For example, in my case:
Finally, once you have prioritized your key issues, choose your primary enterprise SEO tactics:1. Content: It's always king, and especially so in SEO. It can help you version your material to avoid duplicate content issues but you need to know "how to write" for SEO.
So, to wrap up, here are three key takeaways:
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Crispin has proven that search learnings and keyword insights work hand in hand with social media marketing and together can effectively drive B2B lead generation. Furthermore, the development of the SAP.com Test Lab has contributed significant success to SAP's digital marketing efforts.
A frequent guest speaker at conferences, including SES New York, San Francisco, Toronto, London, Delhi, Shanghai, and Hong Kong, Crispin was appointed to the SES Advisory Board in December 2009. He has also been a guest speaker at the e-Metrics Summit and ad:Tech, and is a member of Google's B2B Technology Council. You can follow him on Twitter at @crispinsheridan and read his monthly SEO column on ClickZ.
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Is anybody aware of any good mobile phone deals for children?
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I am thinking of buying mobile phones for my two children - they are both 11 years of age.
Is anyone aware of any goods deals going at the moment contract or sim only? I'm not too bothered about the amount of free talk time minutes or the number of free text messages etc. I only want to use the phones to keep in touch with them if they are coming late from school etc.
Thanks in advance for your response
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Three allow you to cap their spend
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You may not be bothered by the number of free text messages but they probably will be.
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Not Only Size Matters: Genetic Megastudies Draw Out Distinctions Between Obesity and Waist-Hip Ratio
the largest metastudies of their kind to date, scientists from the GIANT
consortium, including deCODE as well as hundreds of academic institutions on
three continents, today report the discovery of eighteen new regions of the
human genome contributing to obesity and thirteen new regions influencing
waist-hip ratio (WHR). The studies bring together data on body mass index
(BMI, a measure of obesity), WHR (a measure of body fat distribution), and
detailed genotypic information, from more than a quarter of a million
participants from
demonstrate the effectiveness of collaborations such as GIANT for powering
studies large enough to detect lower-impact genetic factors for common traits
and diseases.
"To my mind, perhaps the most noteworthy aspect of these findings is that
it has indeed been possible to find so many loci for WHR that are independent
of BMI. Most of the BMI loci appear to affect central and neuronal processes
regulating satiety and appetite. By contrast, the WHR loci appear to be
involved in the development and distribution of adipose tissue. Thus, the
genetics seems to be pointing us to biological distinctions between two
components of the regulation of weight – how much we eat, and how and where
calories are stored as fat. Also intriguing, many of the WHR loci show a
significantly greater impact in women than in men, a distinction that is
stronger here than in any other disease or trait we have looked at. From a
health perspective, the distinctions drawn here between BMI and WHR are steps
towards better understanding the role of these two traits as risk factors for
a range of diseases," said
the BMI study.
The papers, "Association analyses of 249,796 individuals reveal eighteen
new loci associated with body mass index," and "Meta-analysis identifies 13
novel loci associated with waist-hip ratio and reveals sexual dimorphism in
the genetic basis of fat distribution," are published online in Nature
Genetics at http://www.nature.com/ng and will appear in an upcoming print
edition of the journal.
About deCODE
Headquartered in
in analyzing and understanding the human genome. Using its unique expertise
and population resources, deCODE has discovered key genetic risk factors for
dozens of common diseases ranging from cardiovascular disease to cancer.
deCODE employs its capabilities to develop DNA-based tests and personal
genome scans to better understand individual risk and empower prevention. It
licenses its tests, intellectual property and analytical tools to partners,
and conducts genotyping, sequencing and data analysis for companies and
research institutions around the globe. Through its CLIA- and CAP-certified
laboratory deCODE offers DNA-based tests for gauging risk and empowering
prevention of common diseases, including deCODE Glaucoma(TM); deCODE T2(TM)
for type 2 diabetes; deCODE AF(TM) for atrial fibrillation and stroke; deCODE
MI(TM) for heart attack; deCODE ProstateCancer(TM); and deCODE BreastCancer,
for the common forms of breast cancer. Through its pioneering personal genome
analysis service deCODEme(TM), deCODE enables individuals to better
understand their risk of dozens of common diseases and to learn about their
ancestry and other traits. Visit us on the web at http://www.decode.com; at
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The university will open the ground floor of the Iowa Memorial Union to the public Wednesday for the first time since it closed in 2008, hammered by flood waters from the Iowa River.
The space had long been at the heart of campus life, where students had activities, studied, ate and gathered. But several classes of students have graduated without enjoying its existence.
At least Fred Hoiberg left his alma mater stocked with talent.
The 42-year-old Hoiberg grew up in Ames, served as a ball boy for the Cyclones and later starred for legendary coach Johnny Orr. As a coach, he brought back the "Hilton Magic" to a success-starved fan base.
Rare was the day when Hoiberg could walk down the street without being stopped for autographs and his record stood for itself: Four NCAA tournament appearances in five seasons and back-to-back Big 12 tourney titles.
But now the day Iowa State fans have been dreading has come. Hoiberg is off to coach the Chicago Bulls.
The survey report issued Monday says the overall Mid-America Business Conditions Index dropped to 50.4 last month from 52.7 April.
Creighton University economist Ernie Goss oversees the survey, and he highlighted drops in economic activity for companies linked to energy production and agriculture.
The survey results from supply managers are compiled into a collection of indexes ranging from zero to 100. Survey organizers say any score above 50 suggests economic growth, while a score below that suggests decline.
Authorities say the children were picked up at their home in Jefferson about 2:30 p.m. Sunday and taken to Des Moines for the day by 21-year-old Allison Tucker. The children's mother reported them missing around 8:30 p.m. Sunday because they hadn't arrived at their specific destination.
The Iowa Division of Criminal Investigation says Tucker was arrested but didn't say what charge she faces.
Mason City firefighters were sent to a Holiday In Express a little before 11:45 a.m. Sunday. Fire Capt. Jared Ogbourne says bleach and an acid were accidentally mixed in the laundry room on the first floor, creating chlorine gas. He says the gas was contained on the first floor, but the entire hotel was evacuated as a precaution.
Medics set up in the hotel parking lot so they could check hotel guests and employees and treat those who'd inhaled the gas.
A collection of more than 75 years' worth of work by studio arts students lies inside a building on the University of Iowa Research Park in Coralville.
The collection is known as the university's Thesis Rental Gallery and includes more than 6,000 paintings, prints, photographs and other artwork. Until nearly a decade ago, each studio graduate student was required to leave behind a work they completed while studying at the University of Iowa's School of Art and Art History.
The works can be rented for display in university buildings for $40 per piece.
Josh Lehman will begin June 15 as senior communications director for the Iowa Board of Regents. He will earn a $100,000 annual salary in the position, which is aimed at earning more news coverage and better communicating the board's messages to the public.
Attorney Larry McKibben of Marshalltown is a member of the Board of
Orozco was shot to death Wednesday by a fugitive who was fatally wounded by another officer. Orozco was 29. She lived in Council Bluffs and was a native of nearby Walnut, Iowa.
The funeral is scheduled to begin at 11 a.m. at St. John's Catholic Church at Creighton University. The Omaha Police Department says church seating is being limited to only family and groups selected by the family. The funeral will be broadcast at CenturyLink Center in downtown Omaha.
Burial will follow at St. Joseph Cemetery in Council Bluffs. Law enforcement officials have asked the public to line the 8.5-mile-long procession route.
Death certificates show Polk County Medical Examiner Gregory Schmunk determined Mersed Dautovic assaulted and strangled Mevlida Dzananovic with some type of binding material before Dautovic killed himself. Their bodies were found April 19 in a garage behind an apartment complex in Urbandale where Dautovic lived.


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I really enjoy the study spaces in the Health building. I do not; however, enjoy the fact some bathrooms are extremely modern and some have that feeling of the 1960s.
Online Courses:
I took a class last semester online and I am taking another one next semester. They are pretty interesting. I can do the work at my own pace instead of having to wait for the lecture at school.
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Overall, it is only as bad as your attitude towards it. I have many of my classes with my friends, scheduling isn't too hard and I enjoy most of the professors I have had. The Subway in the Health Building has one really good girl in there who always loads up my sandwich so that is big plus.
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Some professors are good, some are just down right terrible. What I really enjoy is the Honors society. The classes are smaller, more structured and give just that extra challenge I am looking for. I enjoy getting top priority with only having to maintain a 3.25. I have only had one teacher who gave 'too much' work, but it was a summer course.
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The facilities are average at AVC. Its an older campus but there are in the process of updating it and the renovations are nothing short of beautiful.
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The career center is so helpful whether you're looking for on-campus work, work study programs or job openings in your degree area.
Overall Experience:
I have had an overall great experience at AVC. Great professors, solid learning, and awesome peer bonding.
Student Body:
There is such a vast variety of student life on campus. There is a club for every personality type and interest.
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I haven't had any experience with this topic. I have no credits to transfer and no classes to shuffle yet.
Tuition & Financial Aid:
I think the registration fees are outrageous at $46 a unit but that's the state's problem not the school's. Definitely apply for FASFA, the BOG waiver and ANY other financial aid you might qualify for.
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The RCT program is wonderful and the only one within an hours drive.
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Ewen Murray gives his views on the state of the game and what he would like to see happen in 2011.Back to story
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James English says...
Hi Ewen, thanks for your comments, hopefully the game can keep improving in 2011. Happy New Year.
Posted 08:56 4th January 2011
John Preece says...
I agree with Gary Milliner's comment re technology. I am 77 and still walking 18 holes and the larger head has made my game more enjoyable. I would remind all commentators what Nick Faldo said in an interview some years ago. There would be no professionals without the amatures
Posted 16:34 3rd January 2011
Les Calderwood says...
On a lighter note and on a passing glimpse of a few recent high earning footballers taking penalties, they could do with a caddy lining them up! On second thoughts I'll take them.. Peter Odemwingie and Wayne Rooney couldn't hit a barn door from 2 feet!!! . I agree with this lining up carry-on And yes the game at pro level takes far too long. More often that not over-running it's TV slot which makes for poor viewing. A few minor tweaks required ,but overall a wonderful game and still has the etiquette that a lot of other sports have lost! Happy New Year from South Africa!
Posted 09:56 2nd January 2011
Michael Forth says...
another great blog ! A great year for European golf and being biased - for northern ireland golf- t think its safe to say we have punched above our wieight! Delighted thatbgma has received the mbe - what a year! With Rory winning at quail hollow and close finishes in majors and Darren clarke getting engaged - just all good news coming from the province . Fingers crossed it's a major year for our golfers in 2011. Just wanted to say thanks to sky for their unrivalled golf coverage - the commentary is just terrific - ryder cup was outstanding - dream team in Ewan and butch harmon! I could listen to you guys all day ! Happy new year and a prosperous 2011 Best wishes
Posted 01:16 31st December 2010
Gary Milliner says...
I totally disagree with ewan that the improvements in technology should be stopped. As a teaching pro myself every golfer wants to hit the ball further and 99% of all golfers are not pros.When the fun aspect is taken away from our sport we're in trouble. Most people play golf not because they like putting but because they love bashing the ball as far as they can.
Posted 19:27 30th December 2010
Gerry Kelly says...
When will the powers that be in golf, wake up and ban the caddy from lining up the players. It looks absolutely ridiculous. It drives me nuts. I can't watch any player that does this. How did this practice even begin to creep into the game? It would be like Alex Ferguson running onto the pitch to line up the wall before the opposition takes a free kick from outside the 18 yard box. It just wouldn't happen. Oh, and another thing, Ladies when you finish your round of golf, just shake hands, that huggy kissy thing you do, it's so false, stop it, just don't do it. Apart from these two 'huge' issues, I'm really looking forward to the upcoming season!!
Posted 14:01 30th December 2010
Brian O'sullivan says...
HiEwen, Is'nt it shocking (maybe not) how narrow minded the American comentators opnions on the US tour are. They have questioned McIlroys (and others) decision not to take up full time membership of their tour. Do they not realise that there is a world outside of the US where golf is thriving. The European tour, while some of the early part of the season can be lacking in star quality while the big names are away, does now boast the world number 1 along with 5 or 6 others from the World top 10. Maybe the US players need to get out more! Keep up the good work. Brian
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What was it; four days ago we were all suggesting we skip the rest of the conference finals and get on to the Lakers versus Celtics for the championship? With the Suns and Magic each taking two wins since then, the conference finals have grown more interesting, though it still seems we're heading for another […] [Read More]
Did the Rockets chances to land Chris Bosh end before they could begin?
Well, that did not take long. The Rockets chances to land Chris Bosh — always a bit of a long shot given the deep field of competitors — seemed to take a hit, maybe a crushing blow, when an ESPN.com report on Friday quoted two unnamed sources citing a five-team wish list Bosh reportedly gave […] [Read More]
Lakers, Celtics heading for another Finals meeting? Sure looks it. (With a pre-lottery mock draft.)
The question did not come on the blog, in a chat room or from the next barstool, but seemed suited to the usual sources of such debates. Who is the more freakishly physically gifted, LeBron James or Dwight Howard? I normally don't go for that kind of thing, but this one was pretty good. I've […] [Read More]
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The Cavaliers stopped dancing. They stopped clowning and posing, stopped pantomiming photos taken of themselves. And when they stopped, there was little left. This is where LeBron James led them. He was their alpha dog and they did things the way he wanted. They were fun and famous and just like him, but they were […] [Read More]
Aaron Brooks tries to hit a long, long shot as the playoffs (hopefully) heat up
Aaron Brooks has been known to have a few things going his way. Greatly skilled as a point guard, phenomenal bowler and pretty funny when he wants to be. He always seemed to be the sort that can ace finals, win a karaoke contest or fill an inside straight. Let's see him overcome these odds. […] [Read More]
Where should Chris Bosh play next year? You decide.
What if Chris Bosh meant it? Now that would be pretty cool. He sent out a tweet on Friday asking followers where he should play next season. Anyone could tweet a response and as long as you include @chrisbosh, he will see the answer. Devoted Twitterer that he is, it must killing Daryl Morey that […] [Read More]