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UVU wrestling: Wolverines top Campbell but fall to Bloomsburg
BUIES CREEK, N.C. - The Utah Valley University wrestling team began its dual season with a split Saturday at the Fighting Camel Duals in Buies Creek, N.C. The Wolverines began the day with a 32-6 win over host Campbell but finished it with a 25-10 loss to Bloomsburg.
"We want to see the guys progressing from week to week and I felt like we progressed from last week," UVU head coach Greg Williams said. "I was real pleased with how several of the weight classes wrestled. There were some areas where we showed that we are still little young but we're headed in the right direction."
Against the host Camels, the Wolverines cruised to the victory as they won eight of the 10 matches and four of the eight by bonus points.
UVU took a 17-0 lead in the contest after Jade Rauser (125 pounds), Val Rauser (133), Avery Garner (141) and No. 18 Josh Wilson all picked up wins. Jade Rauser won his by major decision (12-2), Val Rauser by decision (3-0), Garner by major decision (10-0) and Wilson by medical forfeit.
Campbell then stopped the Wolverine run as 157-pounder Nick Rex topped Chase Cuthbertson, 9-6. Ethan Smith (165) and Monte Schmalhaus (174) responded for UVU as they both won their matches by decision. The Camels then picked up their other victory at 184-pounds as Taylor McGiffen eked by Derek Thomas, 3-2.
UVU 197-pounder David Prieto and heavyweight Adam Fager concluded the dual with wins for the Wolverines as Prieto won his bout by decision and Fager took his by fall.
In the loss to Bloomsburg, Jade Rauser started off the contest with his second win of the day, a 2-0 decision over Sean Boylan. The Huskies then took the next four bouts to take a 16-3 advantage. Two of those contests went into overtime, however, as both Garner and Wilson dropped their tight matches in the sudden victory period.
Smith and Schmalhaus responded for the Wolverines as Smith topped BU's Josh Veltre 5-4 and Schmalhaus beat Chris Smith 10-1.
With UVU trailing just 16-10, the Huskies won the final three bouts to take the dual.
"Bloomsburg is a very talented team who is experienced," added Williams. "Overall I felt like we wrestled well. I would've like to have won a couple of those close matches but I wasn't displeased."
The Fighting Camel Duals were hosted by Campbell University and held at the Pope Convocation Center on CU's campus.
UVU also had eight wrestlers competing at the Colorado Mesa Open in Grand Junction, Colo., on Saturday and six of them placed.Sam Mecham led the way by winning the 141-pound title, while Chasen Tolbert (125) placed third, Tucker Ray (149) fourth, Logan Addis (149) fifth, Zac Jensen (Hwt) fifth and Bracken Nipko (125) sixth.
The Wolverines will continue their weekend in North Carolina by participating in NC State's Wolfpack Open on Sunday. Live stats from the tournament can be followed by visiting TrackWrestling.com.
Fighting Camel Duals - Nov. 10, 2012 - Buies Creek, N.C.
Utah Valley 32, Campbell 6
125: Jade Rauser (UVU) over Eric Montoya (CAM), MD 12-2
133: Val Rauser (UVU) over Tanner Bidelspach (CAM), Dec. 3-0
141: Avery Garner (UVU) over Gabe Gardner (CAM), MD 10-0
149: Josh Wilson (UVU) over Ryan Krecker (CAM), Medical Forfeit
157: Nick Rex (CAM) over Chase Cuthbertson (UVU), Dec. 9-6
165: Ethan Smith (UVU) over Paul Duggan (CAM) Dec. 13-8
174: Monte Schmalhaus (UVU) over Cody Ryba (CAM) Dec. 5-2
184: Taylor McGiffen (CAM) over Derek Thomas (UVU) Dec. 3-2
197: David Prieto (UVU) over John Merickel (CAM) Dec. 5-3
285: Adam Fager (UVU) over Brenden Lindsay (CAM) Fall
Bloomsburg 25, Utah Valley 10
125: Jade Rauser (UVU) over Sean Boylan (BU) Dec. 2-0
133: Nick Wilcox (BU) over Val Rauser (UVU) MD 10-1
141: Simon Kitzis (BU) over Avery Garner (UVU) Dec. 7-5 OT
149: Josh Roosa (BU) over Josh Wilson (UVU) Dec. 3-1 OT
157: Frank Hickman (BU) over Chase Cuthbertson (UVU) Fall 4:22
165: Ethan Smith (UVU) over Josh Veltre (BU) Dec. 5-4
174: Monte Schmalhaus (UVU) over Chris SMith (BU) MD 10-1
184: Andre Petroski (BU) over Derek Thomas (UVU) Dec. 7-2
197: Richard Perry (BU) over David Prieto (UVU) Dec. 4-2
285: Justin Grant (BU) over Adam Fager (UVU) Dec. 5-2
James Warnick is an assistant sports information director at Utah Valley University. For more information about Wolverine athletics, visit www.WolverineGreen.com.
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Future cosmological surveys, combining galaxy counts and weak lensing measurements, will map the evolution of matter perturbations and gravitational potentials from the matter dominated epoch until today. These measurements will enable us to test the relationships between matter overdensities, local curvature, and the Newtonian potential on cosmological scales. These relationships can be modified in alternative theories of gravity and by exotic forms of dark energy. I will discuss theoretical issues involved in finding an optimal framework to study deviations from GR on cosmological scales with focus on model-independend approaches. I will conclude with analysis of the Chameleon screening mechanisms around spheroidal sources and in dynamical configurations.
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I was simply pointing out that he wanted to throw to open receivers which isn't surprising since he's essentially a rookie.
I still think that his biggest obstacle, from what I've seen, is his delivery. I don't know many great QBs that have deliveries like him. Doesn't mean he can't do it. I just find it to be the biggest challenge.
The trouble with the world today is the intelligent people are full of doubt and the dumb people are full of confidence - Charles Bukowski
Kaepernick drops his arm as he throws.......if he is going to learn the softer tosses and fades he will need to find another motion to deliver them. His short yardage goal line game is going to have to improve as he is going to be seeing blitz 0 until he shows he can beat it with his arm.
Mostly SF has trouble getting started and hasn't got a clear leader....how can you have an illegal formation on the first play of the Super Bowl?
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Lone Charmander
July 6th, 2005, 04:55 PM
tell me you horoscope. capricorn, libra, gemini....etc. your pokemon that you are will be PMed to youi am a meditite. find out yours now!!
Cybex Mewtwo
July 6th, 2005, 05:26 PM
I am a Virgo. Hopefully being 'Virgo the Virgin' can net me something good...
July 6th, 2005, 05:28 PM
W00t! I'm Leo. ^_^ Tch, born on July 27th(w00t! my birthday's approachin'! ^^) if it helps... o.0
July 6th, 2005, 05:30 PM
I'm a Leo too! Hmm... So does it make a difference if 2 people are the same sign?
July 6th, 2005, 05:53 PM
You are a arcanine if you are a boy
a nintales if you are a girl
W00t! I'm a true fire-type! ^_^ Horray for Ninetales, they're so beautiful... I wish I was a girl... ^_^
July 6th, 2005, 05:53 PM
Errr... this seems more well suited in the Pokemon Trivia and Games section... o.o;
Move it back if I'm wrong. n_n;;;;
Cybex Mewtwo
July 6th, 2005, 06:00 PM
I'm a Milotic...of all things...I don't even like Milotic...
Lone Charmander
July 6th, 2005, 06:06 PM
I'm a Milotic...of all things...I don't even like Milotic...
its not about what you want, its something else
Cybex Mewtwo
July 6th, 2005, 06:09 PM
I know. It was fate that I be paired up with a Milotic if that is the result....I shouldn't really complain though...I sholuldf look at the positives. Like how incredibly hard it is to get a Milotic...I got a rare to get pokemon! Hey! In a new light this aint too bad...
July 6th, 2005, 06:41 PM
a cancer now tell me my pokemon
edit:I'm a crawdaunt at least he's powerful
July 6th, 2005, 06:58 PM
my horoscop is scorpio,lol what i'd get somthing stingy eh?
July 7th, 2005, 12:16 AM
im tuaras hmm wonder what pokemon i'll get lol.
July 7th, 2005, 03:45 AM
I'm a Gemini. I had my birthday just over a month ago.
July 7th, 2005, 03:48 AM
I'm a cancer. PM me please. *waits*
July 7th, 2005, 03:51 AM
I am a Cancerian, June 27th if that helps.
July 7th, 2005, 08:04 AM
i am a gemini may 28 if that helps
July 7th, 2005, 08:37 AM
How come all cancer boys are Crawdaunts and all cancer girls are Krabby's?
Lone Charmander
July 7th, 2005, 09:34 AM
How come all cancer boys are Crawdaunts and all cancer girls are Krabby's?
do not qeustion i also look at your guy's natures and some have crawdaunts and kabby's, some others is another, which i'm not tell ing anyone
Alter Ego
July 7th, 2005, 12:18 PM
Okay, I'm the fishies. (I'm sure they have a fancy name but around here they're just 'the fishies') Gee...I feel so dumb being the only one who can't give a proper name for his horscope sign. :(
July 7th, 2005, 12:25 PM
My sign is a Taurus April 30
July 8th, 2005, 10:50 AM
I'm the fishies too darn I just can't remember their name *Bangs himself in the head*
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July 8th, 2005, 09:38 PM
Capricorn, I was born on January 19th. Yay for being born on the cusp! ^^
July 9th, 2005, 01:56 AM
Okay I am Aries, THE GOD OF WAR BWHAHA. I best be done with my remark. I was born April 18th, 1990.
July 9th, 2005, 10:45 AM
I'm the fishies too darn I just can't remember their name *Bangs himself in the head*
there name is piecies just had to point that out
July 9th, 2005, 12:03 PM
I am aries and war must mean something!? :D
July 10th, 2005, 05:44 AM
I´m a capricorn. Born in 3rd january. So, what am I?
July 10th, 2005, 10:56 PM
hello i'm a saggitarius and i love eevees!will that count?
July 11th, 2005, 06:13 AM
I'm a leo, birthday 23th july.
July 11th, 2005, 10:02 AM
Capricorn, January 11th :3
*eats stuff* I hate being the goat D:
July 12th, 2005, 04:41 AM
I'm Aquarius, my birthday is 5th of February
July 16th, 2005, 10:40 AM
Caporicorn and Girl(to short).Hope I'm a Latias.
July 17th, 2005, 07:06 AM
I'm a Cancer girl, birthday's July 20. So.....what Pokemon am I? *sits and waits for PM*
July 17th, 2005, 07:53 AM
Aries, April 18th 0.o you shall remember lol
July 17th, 2005, 08:02 AM
Pices! Which Pokemon am I?
July 18th, 2005, 05:52 AM
Im a ..I could never remember the name...i keep forgetting...... birthday is Feburary 8th and Im a girl
So....what pokemon am I?
Lord Jacek
July 18th, 2005, 12:14 PM
I'm an Aries.March 27th. So which pokemon am i?
July 18th, 2005, 12:35 PM
I'm an Aquarius, February 10th. I'm curious, plz tell me what I am :3
July 22nd, 2005, 10:33 PM
im cancer (7/6/90) and my brother is pisces (2/22/89) pm me and tell me my pokemon (and my brother)
July 22nd, 2005, 10:43 PM
I'm a leo, What ya gonna do about it XD
*awaits pm*
July 22nd, 2005, 11:06 PM
I am piecies March 4th I was born on!
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When are you going to pm us?*Also awaits pm and awaits post reply.*


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List of the best Richard Griffiths movies, ranked best to worst with movie trailers when available. Richard Griffiths's highest grossing movies have received a lot of accolades over the years, earning millions upon millions around the world. The order of these top Richard Griffiths movies is decided by how many votes they receive, so only highly rated Richard Griffiths movies will be at the top of the list. Richard Griffiths has been in a lot of films, so people often debate each other over what the greatest Richard Griffiths movie of all time is. If you and a friend are arguing about this then use this list of the most entertaining Richard Griffiths films to end the squabble once and for all.
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Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban Emma Watson, Daniel Radcliffe, Gary Oldman
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Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone Emma Watson, Julianne Hough, Daniel Radcliffe
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Sleepy Hollow Johnny Depp, Christina Ricci, Christopher Walken
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Chariots of Fire Stephen Fry, Kenneth Branagh, Ian Holm
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Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix Emma Watson, Robert Pattinson, Daniel Radcliffe
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Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows - Part I Emma Watson, Daniel Radcliffe, Ralph Fiennes
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The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy Zooey Deschanel, Helen Mirren, Alan Rickman
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Hugo Jude Law, Chloë Grace Moretz, Martin Scorsese
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Bedtime Stories Adam Sandler, Carmen Electra, Courteney Cox
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Stage Beauty Claire Danes, Alice Eve, Tom Wilkinson
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Withnail and I Richard E. Grant, Paul McGann, Richard Griffiths
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Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides Johnny Depp, Penélope Cruz, Keith Richards
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Gorky Park William Hurt, Lee Marvin, Brian Dennehy
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The History Boys Dominic Cooper, Richard Griffiths, Russell Tovey
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Shanghai Surprise Madonna, Sean Penn, George Harrison
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Greystoke: The Legend of Tarzan, Lord of the Apes Andie MacDowell, Ian Holm, Christopher Lambert
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Venus Peter O'Toole, Vanessa Redgrave, Tom Mison
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Vatel Uma Thurman, Tim Roth, Gérard Depardieu
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Britannia Hospital Mark Hamill, Malcolm McDowell, Robbie Coltrane
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Opa! Matthew Modine, Richard Griffiths, Alki David
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A Muppets Christmas: Letters to Santa Uma Thurman, Jane Krakowski, Nathan Lane
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Funny Bones Jerry Lewis, Oliver Reed, Oliver Platt
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Breaking Glass Jim Broadbent, Jonathan Pryce, Richard Griffiths
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Guarding Tess Nicolas Cage, Shirley MacLaine, Richard Griffiths
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A Private Function Maggie Smith, Michael Palin, Pete Postlethwaite
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Beatrix Potter: The World of Peter Rabbit and Friends Richard Griffiths, June Whitfield
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The Merry Wives of Windsor Ben Kingsley, Richard Griffiths, Alan Bennett
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Blame It on the Bellboy Dudley Moore, Patsy Kensit, Richard Griffiths
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The Getaway is a 1972 crime and action film directed by Sam Peckinpah and starring Steve McQueen, Ali MacGraw and Ben Johnson. The film is based on the novel by Jim Thompson, with the screenplay written by Walter Hill. A box office hit earning $26 million at the theaters, the film was one of the most financially successful productions of both Peckinpah and McQueen's careers. It was remade in 1994 as The Getaway, starring Alec Baldwin and Kim Basinger.
Carter "Doc" McCoy (McQueen), an incarcerated mastermind criminal, is suffering from the isolation of prison life in Texas. After being denied parole, he sends his wife Carol (McGraw) to make a deal with Jack Benyon (Johnson), a corrupt local businessman. Benyon has Doc paroled on the condition that he take part in a bank robbery with two of his minions, Rudy (Al Lettieri) and Frank (Bo Hopkins). During the robbery, a guard is killed and Rudy attempts to doublecross the group, killing Frank and drawing a gun on Doc, but Doc beats him to the draw and shoots him several times.
Doc meets with Benyon to divide the money, but Benyon attempts to doublecross him before being shot and killed by Carol. Doc suddenly realizes that Carol had to sleep with Benyon in order to guarantee his release from prison. Discouraged and angry, Doc gathers up the money and the couple flees for the border in El Paso, Texas.
The injured Rudy, having secretly worn a bulletproof vest, is still alive. He forces a rural veterinarian (Jack Dodson) and his young wife Fran (Sally Struthers) to treat his injuries, and then kidnaps them in order to pursue Doc and Carol. Meanwhile, Benyon's brother Cully (Roy Jenson) and his thugs also join in the pursuit.
Doc and Carol fight over her indiscretion with Benyon, and then buy train tickets to El Paso. While Doc is away, a con man lifts the money from Carol. Doc follows the thief onto a train and takes back the money. The injured con man and several witnesses are taken to the police station and identify Doc's mug shot. The couple, now recognized wherever they go, are forced into several shoot-outs and chases with the police. They escape by hiding in a dumpster, only to end up in the back of a garbage truck and dumped at the local landfill. Grim and frustrated, the couple decides to stick together and see things through.
During Rudy's pursuit of Doc and Carol, the veterinarian's wife Fran begins to have an affair with him. Humiliated, the veterinarian hangs himself in a motel bathroom. Rudy and Fran arrive in El Paso at a motel safe house and await the outlaw couple's arrival. Cully and his goons also arrive, and they eventually have a massive gunfight with Doc and Carol in the motel's halls and stairway. Doc and Carol kill these men and frantically flee through the fire escape. Rudy follows them, but Doc shoots and kills him. With the police en route, the couple hijacks a pickup truck and force its driver, an unassuming cowboy (Slim Pickens), to take them into Mexico. After crossing the border, Doc and Carol give the cowboy $30,000 for his truck. Overjoyed, the cowboy walks back to El Paso while the couple drives to safety in Mexico.
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Power Spy secretly logs Facebook use, keystrokes, chats, emails, web sites, web cam images, user names, passwords, applications excuted and more. It records IMs in Skype, Yahoo Messenger, ICQ and others. Power Spy runs silently with system startup and automatically sends log reports to your email or ftp. Easy to install and setup. It is widely used in offices, homes, schools, detective agencies and police department.
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Active@ Partition Recovery 14.0.0
If you have accidentally deleted a hard disk partition or, somehow, one or more of your partitions have become damaged, you can try using Active@ Partition Recovery. This powerful solution affords you the best chances possible of getting your partitions working again and recovering any data stored on them. It supports all major file systems used by Windows, Mac, Unix or Linux operating systems.
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FreeGamia Space Rivals HD 1.0
Get ready to crush all in its path! There are no friends or enemies. There's only rivals. Ultra-modern fighter at your service. On board two linear guns, rocket launcher, gamma emitter and other useful gadgets. Smart on-board computer is able to immediately run warp engine and get out of the battle in an emergency. Play, Fight and Improve your ship to receive new battle rank and engage in fierce battles versus stronger opponents. Simple and fasci
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FreeGamia Shelter Carnage Avenger Advent 1.0
For those, who have fire in their hearts, who are longing for fierce fights in battlefields, come closer! We need the heroes like You to win this carnage against the barbarian zombie and monsters! You are going to fight for rather greater cause than just combating to show your strength. Paladin, the main hero of this battle needs your support for the defence of its lands and finally getting sovereignty of his homeland and nation. Those lands have
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FreeGamia Ezzy Live Egg 1.0
Ezzy - live egg and the hero of the collection of nine mini-games. When you play, Ezzy collects gold coins. Use coins for decorate your egg. The games is quite simple and very funny with amusing graphic and sound environment. 15 colors, 8 textures, 10 hats, 5 glasses, 12 hairstyles allow you to create your own unique style from more than 70 000 combinations! Play with Your style!
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FreeGamia Dark Place 1.0
In this game you will walk in darkness, fighting monsters. At each level all of the monsters and bonuses appear randomly. Play over and over and it's an entirely new game, with secret levels, new bosses and new monsters.
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FreeGamia Zomback 1.0
A terrible virus has turned most of the innocent rural peasants into bloodthirsty zombies, and now they out to eat their more fortunate comrades. But all is not lost! There is a magic potion which can bring them back to normal. You will have to consume brains to help the unfortunate develop the therapeutic mixtures, because zombies have no arms or legs.
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FreeGamia Little Physics Game 1.0
The gist of the game is to collect all coins in each of the 80 levels, which can be divided into 3 parts apiece.From levels 1 to 40 the player controls the cue ball to collect coins. Only 2 keys (left / right) are used. Using different game elements, the player collects coins to advance through levels. From 41 to 60, the player cannot control the cue ball to collect coins. Instead, it uses the game elements that the ball is moving around to coll
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Altova StyleVision Professional Edition 2015r4
Altova StyleVision 2015 Professional Edition is a powerful visual stylesheet designer for designing templates that render HTML and RTF output from XML and SQL database data and produce electronic forms for use with Altova Authentic. StyleVision supports XSLT 1.0/2.0/3.0, CSS, JavaScript and all major databases. Available in 32-bit and 64-bit versions, StyleVision also includes an HTML importer for easily converting HTML pages into XML.
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SQL Administrator Free for SQL Server 188.8.131.520
EMS SQL Administrator for SQL Server is a toolset for efficient SQL Server administration. It provides a complete and easy-to-use set of tools for administering SQL Server. SQL Administrator is designed specifically for database administrators and allows you to perform administrative tasks in the fastest, easiest and most efficient way.
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FreeGamia 2 Balls 1.0
Try to control two balls at one time! In this physics-based action puzzle game you will play with the gravity. Roll the balls to their bases (matching the colors) while avoiding dangerous elements. Use arrow keys to rotate level, left shift to speed up. One star is given for level completion, another one for gathering in-level star and the last one for fitting in time. This full version of the game has 24 challenging levels with ascending complex
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FreeGamia Spring Match 1.0
Spring Match is a wonderful example of the Match-3 Games genre, yet designed to give you a totally new experience.Gain experience, and improve the use bonuses to solve puzzles. All this is possible in Spring Match!Relaxing music and nice graphics enhance the fun of the game.
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Animated Captures Maker 2.1.18
Animated Captures Maker is a software tool to make presentations and tutorials about using software. You can capture screen in many ways, including full screen capture, region capture, active window capture, object capture. Whatever you can see on your screen, Animated Captures Maker will record easily and fastest in animated GIF format. With created tutorials you can advertise your software or answer questions about the use your program visually
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FreeGamia Jeleyca 1.0
Born Zheleyka, she was not like the others. Then one day she set out on a journey, but on the road much danger awaits and she cannot cope. Because she asks for your help, you must do so.
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FreeGamia Bun Jo 1.0
BunJo is a great platform game where you play as Joe, the rabbit who is looking for his way home in the dark forest. You will enjoy a fun adventure, exciting levels and different opponents on the way to the house. To get here there you will have display great skill and attention.
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Real PC Spy 5.17
Real PC Spy software is a smart PC surveillance software that lets you know exactly what people do on a PC. It secretly records all PC and internet activity, including typed keystrokes (keylogger), chats & IMs, emails, websites visited, microphone, Facebook use, games played, online shopping and searches, video talk, videos watched, documents opened, clipboard text and more. It sends logs to your email or ftp like every 30 minutes.
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RasterVect 22.1
RasterVect can transform any raster images (BMP,GIF,TIFF,JPEG,PNG and so on) into a vector format. Raster images can be imported by scanning original paper images. The target vector formats (DXF,WMF,EMF,AI and EPS) are supported by most CAD applications that use vector graphics, such as Corel Draw, AutoCAD, Adobe Illustrator. There are viewing tools like color selection, scrolling, zooming and tools for vector and raster editing.
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AnyMP4 Mac Video Converter Platinum 6.2.62
AnyMP4 Mac Video Converter is the professional Video Converting software, which can assist Mac users convert any video to MOV, M4V, MP4, MTS, M2TS, TS, 3GP and 3D video formats formats like MP4 3D, MKV 3D, TS 3D, AVI 3D, FLV 3D and so on. And this software allows you to enjoy these output files on many portable devices like iPad Air, iPhone 6/6 Plus/5S/5C, iPad Air, Samsung Note 4/S6, HTS M8 and others. Besides, this Video Converter for Mac allows you to customize the video effect as you like. Key features: 1. Convert almost all popular video to 3D format on Mac AnyMP4 Mac Video Converter Platinum allows you to convert any video to 2D/ 3D video with great high quality. Also you can choose your favorite 3D mode and enjoy it on the 3D player with your friends. And it has five 3D modes for you to choose, including Anaglyph (Red/cyan), Side By Side (Full), Side by Side (Half-Width), Top and Bottom (Full) and Top and Bottom (Half-Height). 2. Convert video/audio to your needed format This software e ...
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FreeGamia Color Field 1.0
New and addictive game where the aim is to find and destroy the rectangles on a field of multi-colored elements. Simply connect the three elements of the same color that form a rectangle to eliminate them. Points earned can be redeemed for bonuses that will help later in the game. The game totals 48 levels with 12 bonus for a pleasant stay.
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FreeGamia Nexus In Your Life 1.0
Program to turn off the computer and alarm clock memo simultaneously! With its beautiful and easy to use interface in 3 available languages(English, Russian, Ukrainian), you can specify the text that is displayed with each alarm. In addition, the alarm also has a choice of melodies for the alarm clock. Note: To display a program you will need to install a font, and this is located in the program folder, in the "Data" folder (name - Digiface).
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FreeGamia Bears Dream 1.0
Help the Bear to achieve his child's dream to earn enough to build a ship in this fun time management game! You manage the main character, a hard working Bear, who grows and sells a variety of plants, catches fish and builds devices to produce some new goods. A number of unique upgrades and bonuses are waiting for you! Remember, if the orders are not fulfilled in time, you can lose not only money, but also bonus stars that are necessary to ..
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Virto SharePoint Workflow Scheduler 5.0.0
SharePoint Workflow Scheduler Web Part for Microsoft SharePoint 2013, 2010 and 2007 allows users to automatically run any workflow within a single SharePoint site collection on a specific date and time (according to a timetable). SharePoint Workflow Scheduler is a no code and ready-to-use web part which can be installed on a SharePoint site and does not require Microsoft Visual Studio or SharePoint Designer to schedule SharePoint workflows.
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FreeGamia Zomb Vival 1.0
You wake up in the middle of a huge mess of destroyed houses. Beneath your feet is ice, the sky above you holds a myriad of stars, and there is nobody around. No sounds, no burble of water or even the chirping of crickets. Only you and the huge looming moon, columns and darkness shrouding his chilling arms. Buy weapons, ammunition and get ready.
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Web Miner 1.2.502.13
Avant Prime Web Miner is the ultimate data extraction and web scraping tool. Crawl the web and extract emails, images, URLs, phone numbers, microformats, files and documents, keyword density reports, meta tags plus more. Use your own custom regular expressions or XSLT documents to perform custom data extraction. This tool supports automatic sending of emails, building image & document gallery, automatic posting of artefacts to web services.
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MPC Cleaner 1.3.5714.0
MPC is an easy to use and completely free PC cleaning software. Advanced SmartBalance technology intelligently balances computer processes. Your computer got stuck? No response? It won't happen anymore! It scans junk files very fast, and cleans your computer only in one click, so you can get your hard disk space back. Computer system has a lot of unnecessary start-up items which drag your computers startup speed. MPC cleans them and have strong r
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It's Summer. It's hot. School's out. Vacations are on. Everybody is busy. I have to yell at my wife every now and again just to keep us from doing something. Every. Single. Weekend. It gets a bit ridiculous how busy we are. Everybody else is too it seems, if the state of traffic has anything to do with it. It's so stinking hot outside and yet nobody is staying in doors where it's cool. Where the AC runs. I don't know what we're all doing, but apparently its not sitting inside watching DVDs. This week's pickings are once again very
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At some point during my early teens, we had Showtime or HBO or some such pay-cable channel. Whatever it was, they played Terry Gilliam's Time Bandits over and over again. I was absolutely mesmerized by it. It was so weird and unlike anything I'd ever seen before. Its hero was a little boy and a bunch of little people and the story was full of fantasy so it seemed like it was made for children. Yet it was also very dark, weird, and adult feeling. Everyone talked really funny too, and I remember very specifically how strange the police sirens
Chappie is the Pick of the Week
This week features some critically panned sci-fi, some critically adored art-house, some wonderful animation and much more.
It's always amazing to see a new and interesting director come onto the scene, and then utterly disappointing to see them crash and burn. I was as excited as anyone to see what M. Night Shyamalan would do after The Sixth Sense and maintained that excitement through Unbreakable (under appreciated in my opinion and holds up way better than Sense in repeat viewings). But I have slowly gone from great anticipation over what he's doing next to complete ambivalence as he continues to make the same movie over and over (in increasingly disappointingly fashion again and again). In a similar
Kingsman: The Secret Service is the Pick of the Week
Slim pickings this week my friends
As I'm browsing through the new releases each week and putting all the interesting ones in new tabs, I make a little mental checklist. There are things that sound interesting, things that are interesting, things that will almost certainly be picked, and others that most assuredly will not be but that I think are important enough to at least mention. Every once in a while those last things get bumped up and I actually wind up picking them. We now find ourselves in one of those weeks. Living now in close proximity to my parents means that me and the
Parks and Recreation: Season Seven is the Pick of the Week
This week brings us the conclusions of two great shows, the high definition upgrade of a better one, plus Kevin Costner, loads of cannibals and a naked Helen Mirren.
Like a lot of people, it seems, I at first dismissed Parks and Recreation as another The Office clone and didn't much bother with it. I remember seeing the first couple of episodes, thought it was pretty funny but I'd seen enough of that schtick with The Office and put it down thinking I'd never come back. And I didn't for a good two, maybe three more seasons. Then I started hearing some good buzz about it. When a friend commented about it on Netflix, I made my The Office dismissal, and she countered with I should skip season one
The Confession and State of Siege are the Picks of the Week
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My freshman year of college I started collecting movies on VHS tape. I think I realized that with the parents no longer renting me films every weekend it was cheaper on my minuscule budget to buy them periodically and build a collection that I could watch over and over again. I quickly decided that I was going to build a world-class collection of only the best movies. I'd buy classics and modern masterpieces with some cool art-house numbers thrown in for good measure. I'd stay away from big, dumb blockbusters with their ridiculous plot and giant explosions. This concept lasted
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This week brings us Larry Sanders, Cybermen, women in prison, midwives, Charlie Chaplin, Bette Midler playing Janis Joplin, and more.
"This is the theme to Garry's show / the theme to Garry's show / Garry called me up and asked me if I would write his theme song." That's the opening lines to the theme song to The Garry Shandling Show. It goes on like that, referencing itself and describing how the singer came to write the song. The show does that too, references itself, the characters seem to know they are on a television show and often bring the audience in on the gag. It was a great show. Or at least I think it was. I watched it
Broadchurch: The Complete Second Season is the Pick of the Week
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A big thanks goes out to Gordon for finishing last week's pick for me. I had actually written an entire article and submitted it with Broadchurch: The Complete Second Season as my pick. I was then informed that despite what Amazon said the release date had been pushed back a week. No problem, I thought I'll just pick something else, write on it, and use what I'd said for Broadchurch the next week, and all would be well. Then my computer died. Gordon was kind enough to step in, chose a new pick, and all was right with the plan.
The Fugitive: The Complete Series is the Pick of the Week
It's a Cinema Sentries Team-Up.
Hello, PotW readers. Mat 's desktop computer went to that great IT department in the sky over the weekend, so while he selected some titles that looked interesting (see below), he didn't make his Pick. But the show must go on, so this week is going to be a joint effort, and I didn't need to peruse the new releases long before I knew what I was going to select. The Fugitive ran for four seasons and starred David Janssen as Dr. Richard Kimble, who is, as narrator William Conrad first tells viewers during the opening credits of the second
Inherent Vice is the Pick of the Week
This week brings us a P.T. Anderson film that isn't as popular as I expected, a talking Bear that is, plus Mark Wahlberg, King Henry VII, and some bloody good bloody TV.
For a moment I thought Inherent Vice was some kind of cheap knock-off film. Let me explain (no, no, there is too much, let me sum up), I was scanning through the new releases on Amazon as I do before writing this column. It is naturally sorted by best sellers. Inherent Vice was way down towards the bottom of the first page. I couldn't believe that the real Inherent Vice - the one directed by P.T. Anderson and starring Joaquin Phoenix, Josh Brolin, Owen Wilson, and Reese Witherspoon would not be #1 on Amazon. Well, maybe it would be behind
Fortitude is the Pick of the Week
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One of the best parts of writing this column every week is learning about all the movies and shows that are coming out that I'd somehow missed the first go round. I try to stay pretty well keyed in to what's hitting the movie theaters each week and what's showing on the TV, but there is just so much stuff coming out each and every day that it's impossible to know about it all. With this column I get to browse everything that's coming out in a given week on DVD and Blu-ray and not a week goes by that
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This week brings us the Netflix rabbit hole, the Fighters of Foo, The Immigrant and some TV boxed sets.
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The Imitation Game is the Pick of the Week
It's a big week for interesting new releases including an Alan Turing biopic, a big outer-space epic, Reese Witherspoon getting real, Hugh Grant being Hugh Grant and much more.
Whenever a film based upon real events comes out, there is always a lot of discussion over how historically accurate it is. There are always loud swaths of people who claim the film is nonsense or rubbish because it got one detail or another completely wrong. But then when the film is praised for its accuracy, the other swaths wind up calling it boring, or unnervingly slow. Between these two extremes lies the difficulties of making a "based upon a true story" movie. No matter how an exciting a life one might live, there are still going to be large
Into the Woods is the Pick of the Week
This week brings a big Hollywood musical, a bigger battle for Middle Earth, a collection of documentaries, neatly packaged fury, and Angelina Jolie as a director.
A funny thing happened on the way to posting this week's pick. Yesterday, I wrote the words you will read below, which is all about how I've developed mix feelings for the theatre. I was hopeful over Into the Woods, but was afraid that I wouldn't like it and be forced to turn in my theatre-geek card. But before I could post it I had to put my daughter to bed, and when I returned, my wife had stolen the computer and refused to relinquish it until way past my bed time. A day has since passed and in that
The Soft Skin is the Pick of the Week
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Foxcatcher is the Pick of the Week
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Whiplash is the Pick of the Week
This week features two Oscar winners, two Criterions, and a quaint historical drama.
Out of all the winners (and even nominees) of last night's Oscars, I've seen exactly one (The Grand Budapest Hotel). That's low by even my standards. I've lamented in these pages before how I rarely get out to the movies anymore, but this year it was even worse. This is mainly due to me losing my privileges as a stay-at-home dad and having to go out and get a job. Employment means being away from the house for many hours at a time which means less time to take in a film (though I must add being a stay-at-home dad
Birdman is the Pick of the Week
This week has us talking about has-been super-heroes, Japanese folk-tales, dumb comedies, and life itself.
Last year, I moved from a teeny tiny little town in Tennessee to a slightly larger one in Oklahoma. The benefit of the slightly larger one is that it's fairly close to a much larger city, namely Tulsa, Oklahoma. Now, Tulsa isn't the most cosmopolitan of metropolises. It isn't the biggest and brightest of places in the universe. It's not even the largest city in Oklahoma, and lord knows Oklahoma rarely shows up on anybody's places you want to be. But it has its appeal. It has some nice shopping, some big parks, a couple of museums (and while they
Nightcrawler is the Pick of the Week
This week brings us social commentaries, based-on true stories, foreign horror, and a drugged-up nurse.
In Nightcrawler, Jake Gyllenhaal plays Lou Bloom, a seedy young man who makes a name for himself filming crime scenes and selling them to a local Los Angeles news station which in turn uses it to draw larger and larger viewers to their screens. They come, of course, in droves, leading Lou to make more videos with more lurid crimes and eventually pushes him to manipulate the scenes. That's an interesting set up and one rife with social commentary. It is almost cliche to talk about the media-saturated world in which we live, and yet here we are. The standard
John Wick is the Pick of the Week
After missing a week I'm back talking about Keanu Reeves, the search for happiness, Australian nurses and more.
My computer crashed last week. Well, no, that is not exactly true, my computer got very sick so I reformatted it. It had been running very slow for a few months. Strangely, it got ridiculously slow whenever I ran iTunes. Like every 90 seconds or so, it would just lock up for a minute or two, then run fine only to freak out again after a little while. This would be exasperating to anyone but it was hopeless to someone like me who spends inordinate amounts of time listening to and manipulating music. I looked around a bit online to
The Drop (2014) is the Pick of the Week
Rest in peace, James Gandolfini.
It was a rough year to be a celebrity in 2014. It seems like we lost a lot of greats. There were some such as Richard Attenborough, Lauren Bacall, and Shirley Temple whose deaths, while very sad, were not a shock to hear about. But then there were others, Harold Ramis, Philip Seymour Hoffman, and Robin Williams - whose deaths were like a blow to the head. A great bit punch in our collective guts. Hoffman and Williams especially, their deaths made more tragic by the means in which they happened. I want to include James Gandolfini in that list,
Gone Girl is the Pick of the Week
This week brings us David Fincher's latest thriller, an empires final boardwalk, a Hendrix biopic, a space documentary and The Facts of Life.
I very much like to read, I'm just not very good at it. Or rather I'm not very good at making the time to read more than a few pages at a time. Between movies, TV, games, Facebook, music, work, and family I rarely make myself sit down for long stretches with a good book. Honestly, I do most of my reading on the toilet, or sometimes at the dinner table (when my wife doesn't let out that groaning sigh that tells me she'd like a little attention rather than the pages in front of me). Now and again I'll
Boyhood is the Pick of the Week
After a week off I'm looking for movies about boys, girls, a former wizard growing horns, and Nick Cage in his most inexplicable role ever.
I took last week off to spend some time with my wife's family. Her clan are a bit spread out with the parents living in Kentucky, one brother in North Carolina, the other in Nashville. We now live in Oklahoma, all of which makes it rather difficult for us all to see each other at the same time. We always try to meet up over the Christmas break, and if the star align properly, we might all of us gather sometime in the summer. The brothers have three boys amongst them, two born months apart some 13 years ago and
Pride (2014) is the Pick of the Week
It's a slow week and I'm using that as an excuse to say very little.
When I'm not writing about movies and televisions shows, I run The Midnight Cafe, a little blog that deals in unofficially released concert recordings, or "bootlegs" as they are sometimes called. I own thousands upon thousands of hours of live music that was kindly recorded by untold fans just wanting to share their passion. I lovingly upload these shows into the cloud and share them freely with whoever wants them. Mostly, I just post the shows with the pertinent information included and leave the discussion to the comment section. But I'm a writer at heart and sometimes I like to
Arrested Development: Season Four is the Pick of the Week
Another banner week of releases as Christmas comes near.
So often when writing this series I have to admit that I haven't seen the things that I pick, or even the ones I highlight. I rarely make it to the movie theater anymore and since I cut the cord at home, I inevitably have to wait until TV series come out on DVD before I get a chance to watch them. Sadly, I now have to admit that even though Arrested Development: Season 4 has been out for some time and that I've had a subscription to Netflix on which I could watch it and that I'm a huge
Guardians of the Galaxy is the Pick of the Week
This week brings us several Criterions, more Woody Allens, three TV collections, a talking, space traveling raccoon and so much more.
My recent visit to Wizard World solidified the fact that while I like geeky things I am not in anyway a full-fledged geek. This is especially true when it comes to comic-book movies. News will come out that some new superhero is hitting the big screen and the Internet goes wild. Speculation starts on who they should cast, cyber wars are waged when the cast lists are actually announced. Web sites are broken from the massive spikes in traffic whenever the posters, images, trailers, and other media are released. We collectively go crazy. I used to get caught up in
Austin City Limits Celebrates 40 Years is the Pick of the Week
This week brings us an excellent concert series, some damn, dirty apes, short journeys, vampires, and more.
I've been blogging now for a little over ten years. I started back in 2004 when my wife and I spent a year living in Strasbourg, France. Initially it was solely a journal of my experience abroad. I invited a few friends and family that I thought might enjoy reading about my adventures, but mostly kept it private. Eventually I got bored writing about baguettes and started writing pop culture reviews. At first that was just for fun, a way to kill some time while my wife was at work, but over time I got serious about it. If you
Drunk History: Seasons 1 & 2 Are the Picks of the Week
I'm taking a chance that an odd comedy will actually tickle my funny bone.
I have an unusual sense of humor. I generally don't find the things that the apparent majority of people find hilarious to be in the least bit amusing. I've never enjoyed a Farrelly Brothers' film or any movie associated with Judd Apatow. I've got no use for Hangovers or elderly Virgins. I stare at the Big Bang Theory and Two and a Half Men dumbfoundedly wondering how anybody could find any ounce of humor in any of it. Broad comedy almost always falls flat to my ears and even more esoteric and odd comic film like Borat or Archer barely


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Picturing the family
Besides being simple mementos family photographs can offer insights into the past. This...
Besides being simple mementos family photographs can offer insights into the past. This unit looks at some of the ways photographs can reveal, and sometimes conceal, important information about the past. It teaches the skills and provides some of the knowledge needed to interpret such pictorial sources.
After studying this unit you should:
- be aware that photographs are shaped by a set of conventions based on ideas and practices which are not immediately apparent;
- be aware that photographs, like other documentary records, are partial and biased;
- be aware that photographs, like other documentary records, require critical analysis and careful interpretation;
- be aware of the importance of contextualisation in analysing photographs.
- Duration 12 hours
- Updated Thursday 17th October 2013
- Introductory level
- Posted under Visual Art
- Current section: Introduction
- Learning outcomes
- 1 How to avoid damage when handling photographs
- 2 Background history
- 3 The portrait tradition: ideology
- 4 The portrait tradition: methodology
- 4.1 Facial expression
- 4.2 Pose
- 4.3 Characterisation and sexual stereotyping
- 4.4 Groups
- 4.5 Touch
- 4.6 Touch and feeling
- 4.7 Exceptions
- 4.8 Backgrounds and accessories
- 4.9 Lighting
- 4.10 Retouching
- 4.11 Colouring
- 4.12 Key concepts
- 5 Camera culture
- 5.1 Capturing commemorative events
- 5.2 Records of achievement
- 5.3 Prized possessions
- 5.4 Special occasions
- 5.5 Rites of passage
- 5.6 Rites of passage (continued)
- 5.7 Rites of passage (continued)
- 6 Portraits in the open air
- 7 Writing
- Next steps
- References
- Acknowledgements
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A173_1: Picturing the family
Most of us today take photographs for our family albums. The lucky ones among us have also inherited family photographs from the past. These photographs provide another type of record that can offer insights into our family history. But what can they tell us? How can we elicit the information they hold? And how do we analyse or evaluate that information? The purpose of this unit is to suggest how to approach the interpretation of the photographic record.
Please keep referring to your own family photographs as you work through the unit. This will help you assimilate the information and assist in the analysis of your own photographs.
Don't assume that once you have studied a photograph, you will have garnered all the information there is to be found. I am constantly surprised at how much I fail to see when I look at photographs. I have given talks using the same images to different audiences. Frequently somebody seeing an image for the first time will point out details I had not previously registered.
In addition, of course, an insight you discover about an image in your collection may have repercussions for others. So the process is one of continuous reading and reappraisal. Bits of the jigsaw gradually fall into place.
This unit looks at some of the ways photographs can reveal, and sometimes conceal, important information about the past. It will teach the skills and provides some of the knowledge needed to interpret such pictorial sources.
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|Rep. Watts, J. C., Jr. [R-OK-4] (Introduced 03/29/2001)
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