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Visual Narratives November 7 – November 29, 2014 All Selected Artists: Geoffrey Agrons, Alison Amick, Cana Atay, Rachel Banks, Bob Barley, Jessica Berkowitz, Casey Brown, Greta Brubaker, Katherine Clayton, Patrice Cochran, Matthew Conboy, Gina DeGideo, Susan DeLeo, Cindy Dominguez, Allison … Continue reading
Still Life @ The Center for Fine Art Photography
Still Life September 5 – September 27, 2014 Reception Date: September 5, 2014 All Selected Artists: Geoffrey Agrons, Lisa Allen, Michelle Arcila, Mary Ellen Bartley, Carrie Becker, Brenda Biondo, Lisa Blair, Kieran Boswell, Ellen Cantor, Bo Cheatham, Vernie Eroghan, Gina … Continue reading
Center Forward 2014 Selections @ The Center for Fine Art Photography
Center Forward 2014 Selections July 18 – August 30, 2014 All Selected Artists: Linda Alterwitz, Tami Bahat, Lindsay Beal, Christa Blackwood, Joan Lobis Brown, Ellen Cantor, Larry Clark, Houston Cofield, Francis Crisafio, Catherine Day, K.K. DePaul, Roy DiTosti, Miska Draskoczy, … Continue reading
Natural World 2014 @ The Center for Fine Art Photography
Natural World 2014 April 12 – May 17, 2014 All Selected Artists: Tess Abts, Geoffrey Agrons, Julie Brook Alexander, Richard Barrow, Nika Beliamina, Julie Blichmann, Melody Carr, Bo Cheatham, Mark Cohen, James Cooper, Carrie Culp, Frank Diaz, Mark Geil, Vincent … Continue reading
You Are You: Lindsay Morris @ The Center for Fine Art Photography
You Are You: Lindsay Morris January 10 – February 22, 2014 Reception February 7 from 6:00 – 9:00 PM You are You is a series documenting life and childhood freedom at a gender non-conforming camp. The Center for Fine Art … Continue reading
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Wondrous Indeed Juried Exhibition January 24 – March 1, 2014 Artist Talk by Juror Phillip Toledano at 5:00 PM rsvp email@example.com Artist Reception Friday February 7 from 6-9 All Exhibiting Artists: Clare Benson, Tami Bahat, Allyson Anne Lamb, Celine Bardou, … Continue reading
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Portraits 2014 @ The Center for Fine Art Photography
Portraits 2014 Juried by Amy Arbus March 7, 2014 – April 5, 2014 All Selected Artists: Miron Abramovici, April Bennet, Thomas Chene, Alberto Conti, Scott Dalton, Jordan Dickinson, Matthew Dickstein, Nina Doran, Nicholas Fedak ll, Selma Fernandez Richter, Thomas Francisco, … Continue reading
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Wondrous Indeed @ Center for Fine Art Photography
Wondrous Indeed January 24, 2014 – February 22, 2014 Juror: Mr. Phil Toledano The Juror's Selection: Cheese Balls, Thomas Jackson Honorable Mention: Submerged, Tami Bahat Honorable Mention: Rodeo Drive Series, Michael Butler Honorable Mention: Untitled, Product Placement Series, David Howe … Continue reading
Family Exhibition @ The Center for Fine Art Photography
Family Exhibition December 6, 2013 – January 18, 2014 Juror: Katherine Ware The Juror's Selection: Carlson Family, Daniel Peebles Honorable Mention: Mom's Clutch, Daniel Coburn Honorable Mention: Triplets, Thomas Johnson Honorable Mention: Family Portrait, Michael Thomas Director's Selection: Honey Bear, … Continue reading
IDentity @ The Center for Fine Art Photography
IDentity Exhibition Dates: November 1, 2013 – November 30, 2013 First Friday Reception | November 1 from 6-9 pm Selections Juror: Barbara Tannenbaum The Juror's Selection: Joy Christiansen Erb, Blackberry Stain Honorable Mention: A.M Clark, Lyle Honorable Mention: Sandra Dyas, … Continue reading


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African Diaspora Studies Minor
The African Diaspora studies minor is an interdisciplinary program of
study focusing on the history, literature, societies, and cultures of
peoples in the African Diaspora, including Diaspora cultures in the
United States of America, the Caribbean, Europe, and Africa. This
minor can be combined with any major and minor. A minimum of 9 credits
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HIST 2400 African History (3 credits)
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DANC 3550 World Dance (3 credits)
FILM 3100 Black Cinema (3 credits)
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The academic program and curriculum requirements listed on this page are from the 2014-2015 edition of the NSU Undergraduate Student Catalog. Students are bound by policies and curricula published in the catalog in effect the semester they enter the university, unless an agreement is made with appropriate NSU administration officials allowing them to abide by policies published in a later catalog.

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Test your tire knowledge with our interactive quiz
By Nathan Erb on February 24, 2011 at 8:06 AM
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Remember when you were in school and the teacher would take out that ominous stack of papers at the beginning of class? You'd frantically open your book and study as much as you could for the next 10 seconds before they were passed out.
It was the dreaded pop quiz.
We're here to help you get over your fear of quizzes, and actually have some fun with series of interactive questions. Your car can give you four good reasons to take the first one. Test your tire knowledge and stay safe on the roads.
Remember, even if you fail, we'll give you the answers right away and we won't send a note home to your parents. Good luck, and have fun!
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The answer to question 2, PSI is not entirely correct. The PSI number is not the maximum the tire can hold, it's the Manufacturers recommendation for the maximum you should inflate the tire to under cold measurement. Trust me, if you go 1lb over the tire won't explode. They do leave room for a margin of error for such things as faulty guages and hot vs cold inflation errors.
Another important factor you should consider is your driving habits regarding speed and distance and load (weight) bearing. If you drive long distances at higher speeds you should be sure to focus on a tire with the proper speed rating. You should also make sure you have a tire that can hold the expected load (weight) for your vehicle. These numbers are found at the end of the size descriptions. (e.g. P185/65R16 87S) The #87 represents the "speed" rating while the "S" represents the "Load" rating.
thanks you that is what i answered and got it wrong i do not know alot about tires but that seems most logical
Actually, 87 is the load rating and "s" is the speed rating.
In response to the tire pressure issue, the number listed on the tire is typically far above the actual number you need to shoot for. THe pressure you should use when inflating the tire is what the vehicle manufacturer recommends. This can typically be found on the driver's side door jamb or in the owner's manual. For example, the maximum PSI labeled on the tire may be 45 PSI. However, the vehicle manufacturer may list the appropriate PSI as 30. Filling a tire to the max on the tire will most likely lead to uneven wear in which the center of the tire wears faster than the edges.


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Punk indie Lookout!, based in California, is facing up to the possibility of closure following Green Day's decision to pull their back catalogue from the label.
The band's decision comes after a number of contractual disputes regarding unpaid royalties. Lookout! released much of Green Day's pre-Warner material - Kerplunk for example - and had been making decent money on continued sales.
Although no official word has come from the label, there are reports that it has let six of its nine staff go and that all upcoming releases have been shelved for now. Green Day are looking for another label to take on their old records.


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Richard Stergulz, local award winning artist and instructor, was accepted in to the 2010 Salon International Art Show for the 2nd straight year. The competition, sponsored by the Green House Gallery in San Antonio and the International Museum of Contemporary Masters of Fine Art, accepted only 392 out of the over 1300 entries that were sent in. Stergulz's piece, "If You Can't Stand the Heat.", along with the rest of the entries will be judged by renowned portrait artist Everett Raymond Kinstler. The show opens at the Greenhouse Gallery in San Antonio on April 10th and will hang there until April 30th.
His entry last year, "Windows to the Soul", won an honorable mention from the judge, Daniel Greene, and was in the Jury's list of the top 50 in the show.
Richard is an award winning artist whose main subject matter is the figure. Richard studied at the American Academy of Art in Chicago and has been drawing since he was 8 years old. He has done demonstrations for most of the art associations in San Diego and Riverside counties and teaches in Fallbrook two days a week and in Temecula on Thursday mornings. His works have won many awards ranging from Best of Show to People's Choice.
Stergulz is a featured artist in the Quiet Creek Living Room Gallery.


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An electric car venture set to launch a nationwide network in Israel raised another $200 million from U.S. investors.
Better Place, based in California and Israel, now has raised more than $750 million since it was founded in 2007. The new investors include General Electric and USB.
The company is on track to launch its first two networks of electric cars in Israel and Denmark early next year, according to the Israeli daily business magazine Globes.
Israeli-American Shai Agassi founded and heads the company, which is valued at $2.25 billion.
More than 400 Israeli corporations, representing up to 80,000 employee cars, have signed letters of intent to begin switching their fleets over to Better Place as the cars and the service become available, according to Globes.
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Nice sound Track can make a movie or break a movie. Thee same situation comes for your YouTube videos. The good song can help convey emotion or add humor. However, You can't simple pluck a song from your iTunes song library. Using a song you don't own the rights to can leave your video looking more like silent film. YouTube Audio ID technology have the power of automatically detecting copyrights songs inside videos and, depending on who owns the right, YouTube disable the audio or start serving addition advertising on the video that is paid back to the rights holder.
Consequently, a host of options have just come up for users looking for integrating original music into their memes-to-be. so tack a look at a few of them.
1. Creative Common License
If "all rights reserved" is the last thing which you have to see when you deciding which music you want to use. The non profit organization of the same name is designed to let artist share their work with the public with creator maintaining certain rights. this includes picks from flicker, content from Wikipedia, and defiantly audio and video.
Creative common are have different types. Creator can choose from four Different categories. The first one is, attribution" (symbolized as "by"), lets someone share the work, provided they credit the creator. The another option is "share alike" this option let other use your work, in exchange they give you some credits. another one is " No derivative Works." this option shows the songs can only be used by verbatim. forth or last one is " non commercial" restrict songs to use in private that mean company and users are out of their luck.
If you are thinking of finding free creative commons audio then i will tell you very easy way to find it. Some individual people created a sites, like Incompetech.com and Danodongs.com to share their work with other peoples through each appreciate donation. if this site not suits you you can search in jamendo, which have collection of millions tracks.
2. Audio Stock
Audio stock libraries are working exactly same like photo libraries, Allowing You to license music for a particular thing or apps. But same like stock photos, the license is subjected to a lengthy legal agreement restricting use. That Says costs are affordable with site like istockphoto offering you to music rights in only $4 dollars depending on license type you choose.
3. Pay Per Use
If you are searching very specific type of sound, then pay per use license may be best for you. Unlike the stock and creative common options, most of options are from professional, though not well-known, artist. the cost depend on how specific your needs are, so if you need specific song then you have to pay more.
Rumble Fish Music Licensing Store offers a wide variety of styles, with pricing equally diverse. while the price contingent factor like type and duration of use. Single song can cost you upto $5 for using it in video blog.
If you are ready to offered it then there are two pretty good site which provide you this type of services one is Rumble Fish and Other is Friendly Music, offers a great offers and services. in this two sites independent artist can upload their work in 50/50 share.
4. Public Domain
Copyrights don't last forever, but that doesn't mean you're allowed to use recordings of the classics. While copyright protection expires 70 years after an artist's death, that only covers the composition. Mozart died well before 1940, but that doesn't mean you can use a recording of the "Magic Flute" from the New York Philharmonic.
Now its time to use your piano and use it to make your own recording. And you can auto tune your version of the original copy, you can also apply a copyright on your tune.
if you know some other tips and tricks related to this topic then feel free to share it with us in below comment section.


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Bike People: Holiday and Winter Riding (#113) (#113)
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Full Program: Bike People covers some of the trails and organized rides that happen in the western part of the state. 27:46
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Full Program: Go off road! Discover singletrack and mountain bike trails, Cyclocross, and Iowa's most popular non-paved trails. Featured trail: Great Western Trail. 27:46
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Full Program: Bike People considers several trails and the people who have made them possible, along with some favorite fund raiser rides. 27:44
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A few weeks before the Iowa State Fair, another grand Iowa tradition came through the fair grounds: The 2013 RAGBRAI bike ride. 04:55
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Bike People: High Trestle Trail Tour (#108) (#108)
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The law is the law. You can't break it when you think it's okay to do so. People shouldn't let their emotions get in the way of their decision-making. As FloatingFatMan said, what the guy did was illegal even if it was convenient for him and those near him.
Right. Now we all degenerate to all about legality. Where's moral? Where's manners? Where's etiquette?
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A lovely little nugget just emerged from US Airways' third quarter earnings conference call (and it has nothing to do with the airline's massive net loss or its new financing agreement with Airbus and others).
CEO Doug Parker revealed the carrier is working with TWO vendors on a seat-back in-flight entertainment (IFE) system to replace drop-down IFE that on 1 November will be turned off and subsequently ripped out of the domestic Airbus A320 family fleet (the carrier's Boeing 737s are not equipped with IFE).
As previously reported here, US Airways has been working with Lumexis to trial the company's fiber-to-the-screen IFE system. Last month that trial – which was scheduled to begin by the end of this month – was put on hold after Lumexis ran into a flammability issue on one of the items in the system's installation.
Doug did not mention Lumexis specifically today, but he said two vendors are involved. Hmmm, I wonder who else is involved? Or did Doug mis-speak? He says trials will begin in the first quarter.
Regardless of the IFE system selected by US Airways for its domestic aircraft, I think it's safe to say you won't be getting any freebee IFE in economy class.
US Airways asked that the Lumexis seat-back screens include a credit card swipe so that it has the ability to sell pay-per-view movies, drinks and food, and possibly initiate catalogue sales.
And today the carrier championed its ancillary revenue gains, saying it added nearly $60 million in additional revenue from such programmes as food/drink sales – including its popular water charge - during the third quarter.
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Even at its present slow count-rate, CCI-2 can collect and process enough data to construct a 3-D movie of a line source of cesium-137 inside a thin pipe in a room, or a picture that distinguishes two small spheres of tin-113 placed close together. Improved electronics and algorithms, based on those used for the big research detector, GRETINA, will lead to higher resolution and faster response.
"The data used to construct these images allows them to be superposed on visible or x-ray images and viewed from any angle within 360 degrees, ideal for imaging during radiation therapy," Mihailescu says. "And by adding time discrimination, someday we'll be able to correlate the sources with moving objects."
The next iteration of the Compton imager will be tested with GRETINA, using beams from the 88-Inch Cyclotron. The results will contribute to basic science studies and may be especially pertinent to radioactive-beam facilities like those recently approved by DOE for the new Facility for Rare Isotope Beams (FRIB) to be built at Michigan State University.
"Imaging will help distinguish the radiation of interest in the experiment from the radioactive background caused by the beams," Vetter says, "and it will enable new concepts in measuring lifetimes of nuclear states that would be almost inaccessible by other means."
The improved gamma-ray imager will contribute to nuclear security techniques such as neutron activation and nuclear resonance fluorescence. In an age when nuclear materials in the wrong hands are a greater threat than nuclear war, when assured destruction is no deterrent, critical components in guarding against terrorist attack are detection, proliferation prevention, and safeguards.
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A poll of customers and members last month took place to find the county champions.
Three judges were invited to the co-op headquarters at Wherstead Park, near Ipswich – Local food campaigner Lady Caroline Cranbrook, Suffolk farmer William Kendall and the EDP's agricultural editor, Michael Pollitt.
The overall regional winner of the East of England Co-op's Sourced Locally Producer of the year, which also wins a £10,000 prize, will be announced at a dinner at its headquarters on Thursday, March 20.
Over 3,500 votes were cast online, by post and in-store in the annual awards to celebrate the quality and diversity of more than 130 growers and producers supplying the Co-op's 'Sourced Locally' range.
Kevin Warden, East of England Co-op's local sourcing manager, said: "This year we received more votes than ever, which just goes to show how much our customers value the opportunity to buy local from those dedicated growers and producers who have such a passion for good quality food."
Since 2007, the co-op has put £20m back into the regional economy, creating over 100 local jobs and protecting many more, and in year to January, Sourced Locally sales grew by 30pc.
County winners
Norfolk - Tim Briscoe, Buxton Potato Company; runner-up, Tim Mack's Yare Valley rapeseed oil.
Suffolk - Ian and Sue Whitehead, of Lane Farm County Foods, Brundish, near Stradbroke; runner-up, Havensfield Eggs.
Essex - Rossi Ice Cream; runner-up, Great Tilkey Honey.
Farmer Tim Briscoe, of Dudwick Farm, Buxton, said: "We now pack the potatoes the same day they are delivered. This has kept freshness and quality and resulted in an increase in orders," said Mr Briscoe.
Lane Farm Country Foods supplied Brundish back and streaky bacon – all hand-cured, and its Suffolk Salami and Suffolk Chorizo.
Ian and Sue Whitehead, who started the business in 1987, started supplying the co-op in 2007. They now have four full-time and five part-time members of staff, including their daughter, Rebecca, who now looks after areas including promotion and new product development.
As pig producers, their welfare-friendly system ensures that a quality carcase is produced, which is the raw material for their range of ham, bacon and pork products.
Mr Whitehead, said: "We do everything for real – we rear our pigs at Lane Farm; they are then slaughtered locally and returned to Lane Farm, where we butcher, cure, smoke, cook, air dry and pack the bacon, sausages, ham and salami after which we deliver our produce directly into local co-op stores."
"Our motto is we are only as good as our last sausage. We were one of the first people in the country to produce salami commercially and we are now looking at working with other local producers to produce a sourced locally pizza."
Rossi Ice Cream, which has been made at Southend near 1932. Joint managing director Colin Gray, who bought the business about seven years ago, started supplying the East of England Co-op in 2009.
The business employs 10 full-time staff and also took on two new apprentices last year – one learning how to make ice cream and the other in sales and administration.
Developments this year included supplying 500ml tubs of mixed boxes to stores, which enabled more flavours to be stocked.


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The varsity four boat raced in the first heat and came in fourth place with a time of 8:09.074. Bucknell was first with a time of 7:34.614, Buffalo was next at 7:41.272, URI came in third at 8:01.614, and UMass closed out the race at 8:28.66. Holy Cross came in first place in the Petite Final with a time of 8:14.113. Villanova and UMass followed with times of 8:23.674 and 8:26.503, respectively. The Crusaders scratched and did not compete in both the varsity eight and second varsity eight events.
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I eat pretty much what I want, processed or not, but I prefer un-processed whenever possible. Due to our crazy work schedules and travelling, we eat out what might be considered more than usual, although cooking is my passion. Unfortunately, my hubby doesn't particulary mind fast food, which I hate, so occasionally I have to give in to him and grab something from McDonalds, etc.
I did not grow up eating much processed or fast food. We had a huge vegetable garden, had chickens, and also raised cattle. So we usually had a freezerful of beef (which back then I hated), fresh eggs & veggies. I took all that for granted growing up, but looking back can see I was quite fortunate. My mom did not work outside the home, so she cooked quite a bit, but she never really made anything "gourmet" or too involved. Nonetheless, it was good wholesome food and occassionally we would have a hamburger from the local diner or she would do TV dinners (which to me were a treat!) in the oven (the tv dinners in the metal trays, remember?).
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1. I'm workin a gig on Thursdays, which means I'm out all day. I will answer you guys' comments when I get in front of a computer in the evening.
So I've been seeing a lot of the "21 Questions" business float across my Twitter timeline. They're mostly random and I think they're fun. So that's what we're doing today. It's easy, breezy and I personally think it'll help us get to know each other better. AND it might bring some people out of lurking so I can say hi! Oh, I'll answer them too. I suppose it's only right..
1. Alarm goes off at 7:30am, what do you do?
Wonder what day it is, and WHY the alarm is going off. (I never set an alarm)
2. What's a favorite childhood memory?
Jumpin on the bed to Levert's "Casanova" and eating mangoes on the lawn in Jamaica.
3. Favorite childhood cartoon? Do you watch cartoons as an adult?
Tom & Jerry, Pink Panther, and Thundercats, then when I was a teen, "Animaniacs" Hell YES I watch cartoons as an adult. "The House of Tomorrow" and this one are personal faves.
4. How did you find my blog? was it through someone else's or because of Twitter? Do you have a blog? If yes, what's it about and what's the website? If no, what would it be about if you made one?
umm.. you're on my blog. So, "HI!" and welcome. Also, I wanted to create a new blog about my frugal shopping. I find the weirdest deals!
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I'll only lotion my feet, but not my legs. I've been better about this since I came back from DC, but there used to be a SERIOUS line of demarcation when the lotion ended and the ash began. I also cannot go to bed if there's lotion/deodorant on me.
7. What's a habit you think no one else has?
Only writing with one type of pen. I buy them in packs so I never run out.
8. Among those who know you, what are you known for? What's become your trademark?
Being smart and silly. Also, my reactions to certain things are bigger than life. I try to make people smile. I also handwrite everything (except this blog)
9. Do you prefer the country or the city? The beach or the mountains?
The country, but it's gotta be close to the city. and I prefer the beach. It gets chilly up in the mountains mayne!
10. What song INSTANTLY makes you smile? Whether with a memory or just because it's THAT good?
"Everybody Wants to Rule the World"- Tears for Fears. It was hard narrowing this down because I have a lot of songs. But I INSTANTLY smile when I hear this song.
11. The best Christmas present you've ever received?
Wireless headphones from my boyfriend, circa 1999.
12. What/who has been your biggest influence thus far?
Mr Fass and Coach Whitten. History teachers in high school. They opened up my eyes to a love of European culture. And Professor Santiesteban, college English/Creative Writing teacher. She made me believe I could write.
13. What is your best/biggest accomplishment so far?
The day I purchased this blog name. And the day I fixed the brakes on my car.
14. What's something you want to change?
The amount of times I don't get out of the house. And my body shape. I'm working on both of these.
15. What's a book that has inspired you?
The Bad Place- Dean Koontz. The Left Behind Series. Also, Portrait in Sepia- Isabel Allende. It was the first time I picked up on the beauty that is literature written by someone with english as a 2nd language. It's difficult to explain. Also, my literature book from 3rd grade. Yes, I still have it.
16. Favorite childhood movie? Favorite movie as an adult? And yes, you can give me more than one genre.
The Neverending Story and Flight of the Navigator. 500 Days of Summer, Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind (great script, perfectly filmed) Stranger Than Fiction (another great script) and Love Actually.
Honorable Mention: Inception!! And Monsoon Wedding.
17. Do you think marriage is an antiquated concept?
No, I think people willing to put in the work is getting harder and harder to find.
18. What's your life's motto? What words or principle do you live by?
"If I don't believe it, who else will?" The principle I live by: "Question everything." (It's what I do)
19. What is something that's become a "saying" of yours?
"I ain't got that kinda time" and "cheese and bread!" I might also add "and dumplin" for extra "umph."
20. Do you have a "theme song?"
King of Anything- Sara Bareilles. and "Pretty Please, Love Me"- Estelle ft. Cee-Lo. They both speak to me on a certain level. I'm sure I can think of something better, but right now I can't.
21. What would you want on your tombstone?
I just tried to do the best I can with what it is I have.
It's your turn.. Have fun!!
Peace and Love, Nick
Have a great weekend, see you on Tuesday.. besos y abrasos.


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Economy Minister Alain Hakim receives Jim Yong Kim, President of the World Bank upon his arrival at Beirut airport, Monday, June 2, 2014. (The Daily Star/Hasan Shaaban)
BEIRUT: Participants in the 'New Levant' Conference have announced an action plan targeting regional economic integration Monday, arguing that the plan will provide appropriate conditions for trade and economic growth in the region.
The participants, who included government officials, private sector representatives, international investors and bilateral and multilateral institutions, thanked the World Bank for its research which provided the basis of these talks. They urged all interested parties to cooperate, stressing the importance of "establishing a network of private sector businesses that embraces the deep economic ties between private institutions in the region."
Participents at the event, which was held at the Hilton Habtoor hotel under the patronage of Prime Minister Tamam Salam, said that the interests of countries in the region require the creation of integrated markets that are competitive, and that enjoy freedom from interference in order to achieve the long-term free movement of labor, capital, goods and services.
Participants also recommended substantial investment in infrastructure development, and identified several projects that cover the transport, energy and communications sectors.
Those attending the Beirut conference stated that "there will be periodic reviews to assess the extent of development and the impact of regional instability on the action plan, and [we] will adopt the necessary changes, and post the results of these audits openly."
They also praised the intention "to remove the obstacles to free trade and mobility of economic factors in the New Levant Region, which was announced on the June 10, 2010 in Istanbul."
Participants acknowledged that "the policy dialogue that were needed to achieve the objectives of the Istanbul conference, have been adversely affected by political events in the region," adding that "the stakeholders are still looking for appropriate policies to facilitate financial and economic integration."
Those who participated in the Beirut conference agreed to reconvene in Istanbul in September 2014, to contribute to the development of work and to discuss steps needed to achieve the full integration of the Levant.
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The YWCA of the Mohawk Valley held a news conference to recognize Child Abuse Prevention and Sexual Assault Awareness Month at Herkimer County Community College on Tuesday morning.
"April is Child Abuse Prevention and Sexual Assault Awareness Month which allows communities to raise awareness of the problem and helps victims to know they are not alone," said Natalie Brown, executive director of the YWCA Mohawk Valley. "At the YWCA we work as a cohesive team and we really want to make sure children and victims don't fall through the cracks. We're here to help."
Herkimer County District Attorney Jeff Carpenter said local law enforcement encompasses far more child abuse crimes than many people realize.
"Last year Herkimer County had a reported 291 cases of child abuse and that is too many, but with local agencies assisting in these cases, we are taking a step in the right direction," Carpenter said. "On behalf of local law enforcement I want to thank these agencies for their assistance and someday we will put an end to this abuse."
"Domestic abuse is something we have to prevent and the Oneida County Child Advocacy Center is a proactive service in our community comprised of law enforcement, social service, medical teams, and counseling services," said Oneida County Sheriff Robert Maciol. "As a member of law enforcement we handle the reactive side of an abuse crime, but the advocacy center handles the proactive side and tries to prevent the abuse to the community through promotion and encourages the importance of the reporting process. Just like Herkimer County, Oneida County is committed to protecting the community."
The National Center For Missing & Exploited Children is a nationwide program that was started in 1984 to help find missing children after the kidnapping of Adam Walsh. Program Director Wendy Fical said the Mohawk Valley established a National Center For Missing & Exploited Children in 1995 to help find missing children in the local area.
"The center helps to track down missing children by targeting specific areas and distributes posters in saturation throughout the surrounding area. Every week we send out about 12,000 to 15,000 posters," said Fical.
Overall the center has sent out over 8.1 million posters since 1995.
Fical also talked about the importance of cybertipline.com which is a website that can be used by anyone to report child abuse of any kind.
"Since 1998, 23,622 children have been reported missing which is a high number, but thanks to the cyber tip line every single case is looked into," Fical said.
She said the goal of the National Center For Missing & Exploited Children is to help children, keep them safe and hope that, with prevention, child abuse can be kept from occurring.
During the press conference, Brenda Plumley, a survivor of child abuse and sexual assault shared her story of abuse.
Page 2 of 2 - Plumley's father abandoned her family when she was a child and not too long afterward her mother found a new partner who moved into the family home along with his brother.
Throughout her childhood and into her early adulthood Plumley had to endure all kinds of abuse ranging from beatings, humiliation, drugs and sexual abuse.
"When we misbehaved my mother's partner would beat us with sticks and use military type exercises to punish us," said Plumley. "When I was 8 years old, I remember my mother's partner slipping an acid pill into my drink as form of punishment."
Many of Plumley's childhood memories were filled with unhappiness and torment.
Several calls were made to authorities for several different incidents, but Plumley's mother fled with her and her partner to another state to get away.
It was hard for Plumley to receive help of any kind after her mother's partner's brother became associated with a local police department.
After years of despair, Plumley began cutting herself to deal with the pain and even contemplated suicide, but she remembered she had a phone number for a domestic violence counselor at a safe house.
"I was scared to call but I knew I would eventually look to suicide if I didn't try," she recalls.
Plumley eventually made her escape and now uses art as a way to deal with her past abuse. Her artwork was displayed at the press conference as a message of hope.
When she was in third grade, Plumley said, she began doing artwork and discovered she loved it.
"Just before high school is when I got really into it and by the end of high school the teachers told me I could no longer advance in the subject because I had gone as far I could," said Plumley.
She said she uses an acrylic over glaze paint to keep her fantasy and surreal like paintings protected from any chipping.
Since a lot of subject matter can become exploited, Plumley donates her work to various organizations and people to lend a hand and spread hope.
Plumley donated her work to the Vera House, a domestic violence advocacy center in Syracuse, Take Back The Night, and even the U.K. band Prelude who wrote a song about the effects of trauma called, "Thousand Yard Stare."
She hopes to display her work and put on an art show this fall.
Despite all she went through, Plumley said she never gave up hope and her wish for those victims facing abuse is that they won't give up either.
"Never give up hope," she said. "There are times when it's hard, but healing happens and it is possible with hope."
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Hearing loss can be categorized by many different types. Two types of hearing loss are sensorineural and conductive. Both types of hearing loss can be congenital (present at birth) or acquired.
- sensorineural - a loss of function within the inner ear or with the connection to the brain. Causes of this type of hearing loss include:
- congenital factors - conditions present at birth, such as:
- infection by the mother with toxoplasmosis, rubella, cytomegalovirus, herpes, or syphilis
- genetic factors and syndromes the child has at birth
- low birthweight
- hereditary - in the family
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- congenital factors - conditions present at birth, such as:
- conductive hearing loss - a problem in the outer or middle ear where sound waves are not sent to the inner ear correctly. Conductive hearing loss is the most common type of hearing loss in children and is usually acquired. Factors that may cause this type of hearing loss are:
- congenital factors - conditions present at birth, such as:
- anomalies of the pinna (the outside of the ear)
- anomalies of the tympanic membrane (eardrum)
- anomalies of the external ear canal
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Let's see. I am the kind of person who knows exactly what I want out of life. Happiness is one of the big ones, but who doesn't want to be happy? I would love to meet someone who can appreciate the individuality of those around them. I have several tattoos with plans for more. I have an inner nerd that loves Star Wars, LOTR, and all other nerdy things you can think of :) Music is and has always been important to me. I want someone who appreciates the arts (ballet, symphony, opera, etc.). Concerts also apply in this category. I LOVE live shows! I am a bit of a home-body, only because I am a bit of an introvert. Some see it as shyness. I just like having my alone quiet time. However, I enjoy going out as well. Sitting at home can be very boring after doing it for so long. A sense of humor is a huge plus! A man that can make me laugh at myself, the world, and anything in between is great. I have old fashioned tendencies so I enjoy when a man opens the door for me, calls to set up a date, and appreciates the subtleties of flirting! Along with those tendencies I enjoy taking care of my man. Whether that be cooking, watching his favorite team with him (unless my favorite team is playing!), or just being there when needed I am all about it. Of course, I do expect to be taken care of in kind :) I will say that this does not mean I am the clingy type. I need ME time just as much as everyone else. I have a young daughter who means the world to me. Providing a comfortable and steady life for her are my priorities. That somewhat dampens my social life a bit, and I'm hoping to expand that a bit. A man who appreciates family is a must! We enjoy going to parks and playgrounds. I also have a wonderful pit bull named Autumn, so I hope you aren't afraid of dogs! Especially really big ones who think they are lap dogs, and acts like a big baby. All in all I'm looking for new friends and if it develops into something else, by all means :)
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I know there are some antenna designs that use a length of 75ohm coax as a matching network, but I was curious as to what other uses there might be for 75 ohm coax in Amateur Radio. If anyone can point to a design for any band that utilizes 75ohm cable or any other project I hate to let this much cable go to waste.


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This view shows the wharves of a lumberyard on Main Street in Rockland, possibly the Jones Lumberyard owned by Nathaniel Jones in 1877. The view is looking southeast from Main Street, and Owls Head is on the horizon.
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- Creator: Crockett, Frank H.
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My first time doing a trip this far, so I am super excited! My wife and I took off Friday morning from NW Arkansas on our 2009 Yamaha FJR. We aren't running any interstates at all, just hitting the backroads and soaking it all in. We went north into Western Missouri, then jogged on over into America's heartland Kansas! I've never seen Kansas like this. Only from a pickup on the interstate. It's beautiful in its own way.
We made it into Nebraska City, Nebraska and decided to call it a night. We haven't made any reservations, so we are just winging it as we go. We stopped at a beautiful lodge called The Lied Lodge for the night and absolutely loved it. If you ever get a chance to stay there you won't regret it.
This morning we headed out towards South Dakota and seen parts of Nebraska that was also beautiful in its own way. The northern part of the state has rolling hills filled with cedars. We loved it! We rolled into South Dakota this afternoon after 480 miles. I will keep this thread going as we make progress. Our final destination is Glacier National Park, Montana
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Once upon a time the Bouillon Chartier...
Classified historic building in 1989, the restaurant has already known two centuries and is well prepared to get through this brand new one. It is both a prestigious actor of the restaurant business and a privileged witness of parisian life. In this wonderful place, favourable for sweet nostalgy, fifty billions bellies have been satisfied since its creation.
So the description below that would like to satisfy your curiosity will of course not replace a nice visit 7th, rue du faubourg Montmartre, in the ninth district, the best place to feel Paris.
It seems that you enter to work at Chartier as if you intend to enter in religion.
This principle is tacitly admited as only four different owners have ruled the place since its creation in 1896. As well the crew "makes" the place, daily honouring their engagement dressed in their traditional room clothes, le rondin (a black waistcoat with many pockets) and the long white apron.
Above all, and since the very first meal served, the same simple and beautiful ambition is guiding the owners. At the turn of the 19th century, the idea was to serve for a very small price a real hot meal to the blue collar and the people of the neighbourhood: the wellknown "bouillon", a mixture of meat and vegetables.
Today, only the diversity of the clients and the menu have changed.
But at Chartier, where discretion is a master word, a certain spirit remains, a behaviour that turns any client into a converted. Engagement and respect of the customers are not vain words. To whom who can observe, the restaurant is a proof itself. No silk, no cristal, no silverware, but the soul and the authenticity of a unique and timeless place.
You come in through a nice wooden entrance in this place that has "no history with History" quoting the arts person and owner Daniel Lemaire.
Vast and clear, the room has glass ceilings and mouldings. Tall mirrors accentuate the perspective, a stair climbs you up to another room where you might find a free place left to sit. Little wooden chairs surrounding tables firmly anchored on the ground with their cast-iron feet. Glossed copper and wood everywhere warm the clients.
At Chartier you feel as if you were at home and elsewhere as well. With the sensation that you are a guest, not only a customer. The pleasure to be here, very tranquil at your place but also being part of the client's community.
And what about these famous wooden racks with numbered drawers laid out along the room? These symbols of Chartier, as old as the restaurant itself, when every customer had its own napkin and could store it in.
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