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AIU Houston Delta Mu Delta Honor Society Inducts New Members
AIU Houston's Mu Epsilon Chapter of Delta Mu Delta inducted 15 new members into its prestigious honor society.
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Is an International Business Major Right for Your Career?
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AACSB vs. ACBSP: The Importance of Finding an Accredited Business Program
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What Type of Learner Are You?
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6 Ways Your AIU Student Advisor Can Help You
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April 10, 2015
How to Get Motivated for School: 15 Tried-and-True Tricks
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March 30, 2015
Going Back to College After Dropping Out: 4 Strategies for Student Success
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5 Study Tips for Adult Learners
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Why an International Business Degree Can Give You an Edge
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Paying for College: What Are Educational Alliances?
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Can You Get an Online MBA in Less than One Year?
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The Value of an Online MBA in HRM
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How to Determine Your Business Start-up Costs
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What's the Difference Between Business Administration and Business Management?
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7 Characteristics of an Entrepreneur
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4 Times Procrastination is a Good Idea
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Is a One Year MBA the New Norm?
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How to Choose Your Business Structure
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What is a BBA Degree?
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8 chopped hard-boiled eggs
½ cup mayonnaise, or as needed
1/3 cup chopped celery
3/4 cup thinly sliced scallions
½ teaspoon salt
1/8 teaspoon ground black pepper
Combine the eggs, mayonnaise, celery, and scallions in a medium bowl. Add salt and pepper to taste and mix well. Add more mayonnaise if necessary for a smooth, light texture.
Chef's note: Serve this egg salad in lettuce cups or on pumpernickel bread. If you have an egg slicer, you can use it to quickly chop the hard-boiled eggs.
Per serving: 181 CALORIES, 6.5 g PROTEIN,1.5g CARBOHYDRATES, 0 g FIBER, 16 g TOTAL FAT (3 g saturated fat), 305 mg SODIUM, 217 mg CHOLESTEROL
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8 large eggs
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Here are 10 matchups worth keeping an eye on in Sunday's Patriots-Jets game:
Rob Gronkowski against the Jets pass defense: Whether it's been the defensive style or offensive game plan, Gronkowski has always struggled against the Jets. In two regular-season games last year, he was limited to one catch in each game. He had four catches for 65 yards in the playoff loss, and had four catches for 31 yards in the first game this season between the two teams, his second lowest output of the season. Look for the Jets to try and get as physical as they can with Gronkowski in hopes of slowing him down.
Wes Welker against Darrelle Revis, Round 2: If it wasn't for a 73-yard connection between Tom Brady and Welker, this would have been all Revis. The two went head-to-head for 42 plays in man coverage in the first Patriots-Jets game of the year, and Welker had just two catches on three targets for 77 yards. (He ended up with five catches for 126 yards in New England's 30-21 win.) Revis certainly wasn't tipping his hand as to what the Jets will do this time around, although it wouldn't be a surprise to see the two locked up in man coverage for most of the game again.
BenJarvus Green Ellis against the Jets run defense: The Jets decided to try and stop the pass the last time around, leaving themselves vulnerable against the run and allowing Green-Ellis to rush for a career-high 136 yards in the win. Many of Green-Ellis' yards were tough, meaningful yards down the stretch in New England's four-minute offense as the Patriots ground the Jets down throughout the fourth quarter. Two questions surround this matchup: One, is he over the bad toe that has dogged him in recent weeks? And two, will the Jets run extra defensive backs out there again (as they did in the first game) in hopes of stopping the Patriots' passing game? If New York is in nickel or dome coverage (and Green-Ellis is back to or near 100 percent), look for another big dose of the New England running game.
Sebastian Vollmer against Jamaal Westerman: Westerman did a terrific job in the first game, picking up a pair of sacks and helping the Jets set the tone up front. But those two takedowns came at the expense of rookie right tackle Nate Solder, who started in place of Vollmer. Now, it appears Vollmer has returned from his back injury -- it remains to be seen how effective he can be, as he's struggled the last two weeks -- and will likely draw the assignment of trying to slow down New York's pass-rushing linebacker.
Vince Wilfork against Nick Mangold: Two classic warriors who always bring out the best in each other. The New York center rushed back from a high ankle sprain for the first meeting of the season between the two teams, and helped bring some stability to a banged-up Jets offensive line. (The Jets are averaging 123 rushing yards per game since Mangold returned.) Since then, Mangold and the rest of the New York line have started to play better, and will pose another big challenge for a partially remade Patriots defensive line (out is Albert Haynesworth, and in are youngsters Kyle Love and Ron Brace) led by Wilfork, who leads all Patriots' defensive linemen in tackles through eight games with 39 (19 solo).
The Patriots run defense against Shonn Greene: The Jets have run the ball effectively as of late, and Greene has been a big reason why, piling up 188 yards in the last two games. But do the Jets want to try and bring the ground and pound to Sunday's game? After all, the Patriots struggle to stop the pass, but are fairly stout against the run. If they do decide to try and beat New England on the ground, it'll be with a heavy dose of Greene.
Patrick Chung against Dustin Keller: The Patriots did a nice job stopping tight ends over the course of the first six games of the season, but Pittsburgh's Heath Miller and the Giants' Jake Ballard were absolute killers over the last two weeks of the season, with Miller roasting New England early and Ballard getting them late. Now, New England is faced with the prospect of slowing down Keller. They did a good job the first game (one catch for seven yards), but Keller remains a viable threat for Mark Sanchez in the passing game, as he leads the Jets with 29 catches and 436 yards. It will be interesting to see how he's deployed Sunday night against the Patriots. (The last time Keller faced the Patriots in New Jersey, he had seven catches for 115 yards and a touchdown.)
Kyle Arrington against Plaxico Burress: Burress didn't do much the first time the Patriots met the Jets, finishing with three catches for 42 yards. Since then, Burress has started to come on with a combined nine catches for 104 yards and three touchdowns over the last two weeks. When New England is in man coverage, look for them to counter the long and lanky Burress with its most physical (and best, frankly) corner, Arrington. The Hofstra product is tied for tops in the league with five picks (including an impressive one last week in the end zone against Eli Manning) and leads the Patriots with seven passes defensed. One thing to look for -- Burress was used as a big red-zone threat two weeks ago against the Chargers, and if the Jets are in a jump-ball situation on the goal-line, look for Sanchez to target Burress.
Devin McCourty against Santonio Holmes: Another opportunity for McCourty to turn his season around comes this week against Holmes, who has 25 catches for 340 yards (second on the Jets behind Keller) and four touchdowns.
Andre Carter against D'Brickashaw Ferguson: Carter has been New England's most consistent pass rusher over the course of the first half of the season -- he leads the team in quarterback hits with eight, and is tied with Mark Anderson for the team lead in sacks with 4.5. (He's on pace for nine sacks, which would be the most for a New England defender since Tully Banta-Cain had 10 sacks in 2009. He'll try and keep that intensity up when he faces Ferguson this week. Ferguson is second on the team in quarterback sacks allowed (three) and pressures yielded (seven). If the Patriots can generate consistent pressure on Sanchez, chances are good they'll be able to rattle him. As our pals at Pro Football Focus note, when Sanchez is pressured he only completes 44.7 percent of his passes (fourth worst in the league). The Jets offensive line has given up 59 combined sacks, hits and hurries for a pass blocking efficiency of 90.5 (fourth best in the league).
The guys react to what Don Banks had to say and get into some more thoughts on Deflategate. Are McNally and Jastremski ever going to break their silence and give their side of the story? Price says yes ... eventually.
Don Banks talks with the NFL Sunday boys about his reaction to Brady's appeal, where we go from here and the NFL's motives and decisions throughout the process. He also gets into the Pats offseason so far and their weakness at CB. Don gives his take on the AFC East this year and how some of the Pats' rivals have improved.
Greg and Price discuss their thoughts on some of the reports that have leaked after Tuesday from Brady's appeal hearing. The boys talk about what the reaction will be if Brady decides to accept a 1-game suspension. Fans want a complete exoneration, but there's a good chance that they won't get that - how will they react? They also talk with Mike Petraglia and get his thought on the appeal and more.
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Sam is joined by Jared Weiss from The Garden Report and CLNS Radio to breakdown game 4 of Cavs-Warriors, preview game 5 on Sunday, and analyze the Celtics needs this off-season.
Greg Dickerson and John Tomase discuss the amazing season for the Celts and if they have any chance against Lebron and the Cleveland Cavs in a seven game series. If they do, HOW ... how do they get it done?
Joe & Dave talked to the Red Sox slugger, whose 7th-inning homer took the lead back for good in the win over the Astros at Fenway.
Joe & Dave talked to the Sox starter, who threw a much-needed complete game win against the Astros at Fenway Park.
Joe and Rob Bradford talk with Red Sox outfielder Alejandro De Aza about the Red Sox solid road trip and offensive outpouring in a win against Toronto.
Don Sweeney, who was hired as the Bruins general manager yesterday speaks with Dale and Holley about his new position and where the Bruins go from here.
The awesomely knowledgeable Fluto Shinzawa calls DJ, Naoko and Pete to talk about his thoughts on the future of the B's. He discusses his column from earlier this week on Cam Neely wanting to give Claude the ax earlier in the season but not getting the ok. Fluto shares his thoughts on Chiarelli's firing, the future for Claude and where the Bruins should go from here. He also gives his opinion on potential moves the team can make, who would fit in here, his thoughts on the NHL playoffs so far and more.
In the final hour of the "midseason finale" as DJ likes to call it, the crew discuss more about the future of the Bruins franchise, the possible power struggle in the front office and who should be the head coach going forward. They talk to intelligent and talented Fluto Shinzawa about all of these thing and more in an excellent interview, and finally, DJ says THANK YOU!
The guys discussed John Farrell's decision to start Porcello again.
The top stories of the day as recounted by Gary Tanguay.
Dino, Gary and Bradford discussed their holiday weekend.
David Ortiz hates the All-Star Game voting process. MFB and the callers try to come up with some alternatives.
We hear advice on how to avoid shark attacks. A couple of baseball-illiterate Irishmen offer some analysis. A firework enthusiast wins a Darwin Award.
The Red Sox won 2 out of 3 against the AL leading Houston Astros. Rick Porcello and his league-worst 6.08 ERA will face off against the Marlins on Wednesday, despite his continued struggles.
Nathans Hot Dog eating contest, Womens World Cup, and many many more...
The USWNT were redeemed by beating Japan at the World Cup. So we look back at some teams who redeemed themselves after losing to their nemesis.
In honor of the 4th of July holiday, guest hosts Rob Bradford and Andy Hart examine the four worst renditions of the Star Spangled Banner at sporting events.
WEEI Bruins Reporter D.J. Bean joins Mikey Adams and Lenny Megliola to talk about the signing of winger Matt Beleskey on the opening day of NHL free agency.
With 80 games played for the Red Sox, Mikey Adams wants midterm grades for several players. Also, after another Rick Porcello clunker in Toronto, callers and texters give unflattering Porcello Limericks. Lenny Megliola and Textress Lucy are along.
Danny's early thoughts on Celtics drafting Terry Rozier at the 16th pick
Dino, Sausage and Curtis recap their holiday weekends.
Ben, Russ & Alex discuss the Revs continued downfall & argue over The Mighty Ducks movie franchise
Ken Laird and Ryan Hannable are joined by special guests Mike Mutnansky of the Red Sox Radio Network and Red Sox minor league hitting coordinator Tim Hyers to talk Sox prospects. What do the struggles of Rusney Castillo and Rick Porcello in the majors mean? Also, the international signing period begins July 2, looking back at past Latin American signings. And June selections for affiliate players of the month
Greg Dickerson is joined by Super Bowl champ Steve DeOssie who presents the theory that Roger Goodell actually wants Tom Brady to appeal his suspension in court... and to win. Also, the guys defend themselves when a caller describes them as Patriots 'homers'.More from this show
Dino, Gary and Bradford discussed their holiday weekend.More from this show
Gary and Ben on the Pats.More from this show
Ken Laird and Ryan Hannable are joined by special guests Mike Mutnansky of the Red Sox Radio Network and Red Sox minor league hitting coordinator Tim Hyers to talk Sox prospects. What do the struggles of Rusney Castillo and Rick Porcello in the majors mean? Also, the international signing period begins July 2, looking back at past Latin American signings. And June selections for affiliate players of the monthMore from this show
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Like it or not, yes, you need to own a suit. And a coat to wear over it. And some shiny shoes to… read more
ManMade reader Aaron sent me a link to the amazing, new Nerd Merit Badges store. Here, you can browse and purchase actual embroidered badges for contemporary, geek-leaning accomplishments, such as achieving a completely empty email inbox, providing tech support to every member of your family, or having a project appear on Boing… read more
It's official: I'm declaring today, Tuesday, January 11th 2011, Paper Day! Most of the country is under a winter storm advisory, so lots of us are stuck inside, eating from the fridge and looking for something to do. Since you might not be able to get out of the house and pick up supplies for a large scale DIY project, we'll be offering four sweet and FREE how-to or printable projects to keep you busy.
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It's official: I'm declaring today, Tuesday, January 11th 2011, Paper Day! Most of the country is under a winter storm advisory, so lots of us are stuck inside, eating from the fridge and looking for something to do. Since you might not be able to get out of the house and pick up supplies for a large scale DIY project, we'll be offering four sweet and FREE how-to or printable projects to keep you busy.
Paper Day, Part 2: Papercraft Yeti Calendar
The marketing and design firm The Curiosity Group have begun an amazing project for 2011: free, downloadable paper toy calendars! They're kicking it off with the best papercraft printer I've seen in ages: this adorably awesome 60s-inspired Yeti, complete with a January… read more
Matt Hawkins created this incredible, and free!, Andy Warhol papercraft template, which you can download and fold up yourself!
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I'm quite enjoying this clever work of art by Aaron Kuehn for the Los Angeles County Bicycle Coalition. The book in which it appears comes as a free PDF download, which means you can grab the image and blow it up to print at whatever size you want. And, the rest of the book is pretty sweet as well.
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Perhaps you know someone planning to grow some epic facial hair in 2011. Or maybe you yourself need a bit of encourage to keep your hands off that Mach-3. Or, maybe you're a long time beard haver who just want to spread the gospel of whiskers.
Whatever the situation, you need to nab some of these "Don't Shave" postcards from Etsy seller I Made You a Beard. They're hand printed using vintage wooden letterpress type, and come on a nice rustic recycled kraft paper cardstock.
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Well, would you look at that?! Some generous soul has created a huge library of free, downloadable Dr. Who papercraft templates. They've got all sorts of good doctors, daleks, tardises, cybermen, and plenty others.… read more
Perhaps you'll be unwrapping a new iPad or iPod touch on Christmas morning. Maybe your gift to yourself was cutting the ties with your old carrier and nabbed a shiny new iPhone. Or, maybe your like me and just really like food.
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True, it's a little late to be worrying about sending Christmas cards through the mail at this point, but how about a sweet e-card with no animated gifs or cheesy MIDI soundtrack?
The folks from Fossil are offering an updated take on the e-card, perfect for passing along to that friend that you won't be able to connect with this… read more
This year, I've watched a total of twenty-one Christmas movies and Christmas specials. So far. There are still three essentials to come in the next few days.
I don't normally watch that much TV in three months, but there's something about seasonal specials that turns me into a couch potato, with a candy cane in my mouth, festively lit by my spinning light wheel.
I guess like I feel it's okay, cause I presume everybody does it.
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Whether it's exams coming up, a busy period at work or life choices to make: stress gets to us all at one time or another. Hard as it may seem, try to keep cool and beat the stress!
Youth is maybe attracted by sexual pleasures; but the main concern should always be staying on the safe side from sexually transmitted diseases and AIDS.
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Did you know that Europe is the region with the highest alcohol consumption per person in the world? Inform yourself and see why you and your friends might want to drink less or not at all.
The EU's activities on Youth Health aim to help your country's government, NGOs and other actors take action to improve your and your friends' health. But it's also time you get involved by making responsible lifestyle choices.
Healthy eating is not dieting; it's a set of good habits that contribute to a healthy lifestyle. Are you ready for some tips?
It is estimated that around 2.3 million people were living with HIV in the European region at the end of 2011. How can you help fight back the virus?
28% of the EU population smokes, including 29% of young Europeans aged 15-24. Nearly all tobacco use begins during youth and young adulthood. Inform yourself and others about the right choices!
Packing correctly for your time abroad is a must, perhaps the most important item of all is your European Health Insurance Card which grants you access to healthcare across Europe.


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For Canada's bobsledders, night ends in mediocrity, controversy
Pilot Chris Spring rips decision to change crews
Pilot Chris Spring rips decision to change crews
Our national obsession will manifest itself one more time for Olympic gold-medal game
At 34, Austrian becomes oldest Alpine gold medallist
A little bit of rock, classical and Broadway in Olympic closing exhibition
Federation believes Yuna Kim was robbed of second gold medal
Member of gold-medal winning Russian team needs procedure to repair snapped screw
Update: Canadians said to be OK medically; Russia's Zubkov in first through two runs
Financing an issue to keep team on ice
Men's relay anchor gets past Germany's Schempp
By Lori Ewing SOCHI, Russia — Denny Morrison and his Canadian teammates didn't have the legs when they needed them, missing out on a bronze medal in long-track speedskating's team pursuit. The Canadians –Morrison, Mathieu Giroux of Pointe-Aux-Trembles, Que., and […]
By Stephen Wilson SOCHI, Russia — IOC President Thomas Bach says Ukraine's victory in the women's biathlon relay was the standout moment of the Sochi Olympics, a powerful symbol of unity during the country's bloody political crisis. Bach says in […]
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In this course, Macworld senior editor Christopher Breen provides a comprehensive overview of Mac OS X Mountain Lion, complete with insider tips for getting the most out of the operating system. The course shows how to configure system preferences, personalize the interface, master gestures, and achieve fluency with applications such as Mail, Calendar, and Preview. The course also includes tutorials on browsing the web with Safari, automating complex tasks with Automator, sharing over a network, performing maintenance operations using Disk Utility, and offers time-saving techniques for using the Mac efficiently. Along the way, Christopher reviews the 200+ new features in Mountain Lion, which gives even experienced Mac users a valuable head start.
You understand that with iCloud you can sync much of your personal correspondents and data. But you can also sync documents. Better yet, you needn't worry terribly about choosing the Save command every time you want to save your document. The OS can do it for you in supported applications. And let's take a look. We'll start with TextEdit, which we'll launch from Spotlight, press return. And here is our TextEdit window. And I'm going to choose Open to show you something. Now normally, if you started TextEdit for the very first time, this is what you'll see, this large window that says iCloud for TextEdit, indicating that this works with iCloud.
You'll also see the New Document button, and that's the one we'll press, so I'm going to close the old one. Click on New Document, and here's our new document window. Now let's type something in this. Now you notice that when I type something in TextEdit, it says Edited at the very top of the window. This indicates that you've added to the last saved version of the document, in which case I had nothing at all but now I have something, and it shows edited. Now I'm going to save the file, so I'll press Command+S to save it.
And you'll notice the where pop-up menu. By default, TextEdit will save documents to iCloud if you have an iCloud account enabled and your documents and data option enabled. You don't have to save to iCloud if you don't want to. You could choose to save it on your local drive. So I could save it to my documents folder. But for now, I'm going to leave it in iCloud, and then I'll click on save. When I do that, that little Edited entry disappears. I tap one key and Edited appears again. Now let's add some more text.
Now if I click on Edited, and the triangle, it will allow me to revert to Last Saved because I haven't saved it again. So I do that, revert, and I'm back to my previous version. And this works this way because both versions have been saved without you having to do anything about it, and this is called auto save. Now let's go back up to that triangle menu again. Now notice I can't revert back to the previous version but I can browse all versions, let's do that. When I do that, a Time Machine-like interface appears.
Here's my original saved version and here's the version I edited. If I want to restore the version that I edited, I click on it, I click restore and that version is back. There are more things you can do with that triangle menu. One thing is I can rename my file, and when I do that, its name changes in the title bar. This saves you from having to save it through a menu command. And press return, and now I have a new name for my document. What else could I do? I could also move it somewhere else, so currently it's an iCloud.
Now I want it to be in my Documents folder. I click move, and now it's moved to my Documents folder. Note that when I do this, it's no longer in iCloud. Well, what if I want to put it back in iCloud? OK. This time I can move it to iCloud because it knows it's on my Mac so I can put it back. Move to iCloud, yes indeed, now it's in iCloud. I can also duplicate the document. Here's my copy, I don't care to, so I'll delete that copy.
And let's add a little more text. And when I try to do that I'm told that it's locked, so that I have to unlock it. And I'll click on save. Now let's quit TextEdit, now let's launch it again. And now instead of seeing that iCloud is tied to TextEdit, I see this window, indicating all the documents that I've saved in TextEdit. I can see those that I have in iCloud and I can also see those that are on my Mac. And when I see that, I can go through my folders and dig down and find my TextEdit files.
But instead I'll go back to iCloud. I then select that document, click on open, and there's my file. Now this works not only with TextEdit but also with Pages. And here's Pages. And these are the documents that I've saved using my iCloud account. To open one, same idea, open it here, it opens from iCloud and I can then work in Pages. I go to the top, and here's that little triangle again showing me the same kind of features that I had in TextEdit.
And that's the idea behind auto save and documents in the cloud. Again, this doesn't work with all applications, they must be written to be compatible with iCloud. And currently, the list of compatible applications is limited to a few Apple applications including the iWorks Suite, TextEdit, and Preview. More applications are likely to be supported in the future.
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A strain of HIV that enters and infects a host cell by binding to the CCR5 receptor on the host cell. To enter a host cell, HIV must first attach to a CD4 receptor, then attach to either the CCR5 or CXCR4 receptor, and finally fuse its membrane with the host cell membrane. HIV is usually R5-tropic (uses CCR5) during the early stages of infection, but the virus may later switch to using either only CXCR4 or both CCR5 and CXCR4. Antiretroviral (ARV) drugs in the CCR5 inhibitor drug class block HIV from attaching to the CCR5 receptor, preventing HIV entry into the host cell.
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Tuesday's post looked at Neil Berkeley and Judy Chaikin as two filmmakers who wanted to create a theatrical release for their films to boost visibility, increase ancillary value and learn for themselves how to operate in the new hybrid model of distribution and marketing. Today we will look at Paco de Onís from Skylight, the company he runs with creative director Pamela Yates and editorial director Peter Kinoy, and their film/media project Granito Paco de Onís, Skylight and Granito According to de Onís, Skylight is "as much a filmmaking organization as a human rights organization." Hence their goals are not about monetary gain […]by Jon Reiss on May 8, 2015
Linda Pan discovered her way into media after traveling down a vastly different path for several years. Linda, the first-generation daughter of Chinese immigrants, was raised in Saskatoon, Canada. Her parents persuaded their daughter to follow a path similar to theirs: electrical engineering. So she did. But ater two engineering degrees and a handful of hard family conversations, Linda talks about how she transitioned from electrical engineering to media business, attended Harvard Business School and climbed the ladder at MRC and Netflix. Today, Linda is the general manager of Sundance Now Doc Club and Vice President of Business Development at […]by Elaine Sheldon and Sarah Ginsburg on May 6, 2015
Alternative distribution models are no longer the experiment, but are now the norm for the vast majority of filmmakers. However because of a variety of reasons, including not least contract obligations and a fear that exposing numbers may not show the filmmaker in the best light, many filmmakers have been reticent to give out the real numbers from their film's releases. As a result, for last October's Getting Real Documentary Conference, held by the International Documentary Association, I wanted to create a panel where the participants were required to reveal the data about the releases of their films. I wanted […]by Jon Reiss on May 5, 2015
"Fate depends on a soccer ball?" Is it possible distributors were discouraged from pursuing the U.S. release of guaranteed cult sensation Days of Grace after hearing such a trite voice-over line? It has been four years since Mexican director Everardo Gout's marvelous marriage of art and kinesthesis premiered to fine reviews in a midnight slot out of competition at the 2011 Cannes Film Festival. Admittedly naïve about the business end of the industry, I'm aghast that this magnificent power surge of a movie, driven by a zapping vector only occasionally slowed for (sometimes literally) pregnant pauses, has taken so long to […]by Howard Feinstein on May 4, 2015
Recently on a day when I was not feeling particularly well I watched the entire first season of Bloodline, the Netflix drama created by Daniel Zelman and Todd and Glenn Kessler. The show feels quite different from their previous collaboration, Damages. I love the slower pace and, additionally, Bloodline appeals to my fascination with families — the relationships between siblings and parents, and the impossibility of breaking from one's familial role. Opening with family members convening for a celebration, Bloodline is set in the Florida Keys, and it has an impressive cast that includes Kyle Chandler, Sissy Spacek, Sam Shephard […]by Alix Lambert on May 4, 2015
The best work I saw at this year's Tribeca Film Festival wasn't a film at all. It was, instead, a lovely piece of conceptual counterprogramming in Tribeca's Storyscapes section, Door into the Dark. An immersive theater piece by May Abdalla and Amy Rose of the U.K.-based company Anagram, Door into the Dark wasn't positioned by curator Ingrid Kopp against the films in the festival. Rather, by including Door into the Dark within a program largely dominated by Oculus Rift VR work, Kopp used Door in the Dark's simply generated yet expansive mindscapes as a way of setting a high bar […]by Scott Macaulay on May 4, 2015
If you're an avid repertory filmgoer in New York City, chances are Screen Slate is your lifeline. A daily collation of the five boroughs' rep, independent, arthouse and gallery screenings dispatched straight to your inbox, Screen Slate has sent over a million emails since its inception in mid-2010. Founder Jon Dieringer is now looking to take things to the next level with a Kickstarter campaign that would allow for several site advancements, including customized alerts; sorting by filmmaker, venue, format and series; calendar functions and much more. Filmmaker spoke with Dieringer about his own curatorial process and plans for the site's relaunch. Be sure to […]by Sarah Salovaara on May 1, 2015
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Meryl Streep was making waves as usual when it was announced during the Tribeca Film Festival that she had come aboard to fund a new initiative from New York Women in Film and Television and the IRIS collective. Called The Writers Lab, the inaugural retreat will take place in upstate New York in September at the Wiawaka Center for Women, and pair eight women screenwriters over the age of 40 with established mentors including Gina Prince-Bythewood, Kirsten Smith, and Mary Jane Skalski. Filmmaker spoke with Terry Lawler, Executive Director of NYWIFT, and IRIS co-founders, Kyle Ann Stokes, Elizabeth Kaiden and Nitza Wilon, to […]by Sarah Salovaara on Apr 27, 2015
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Girls Little League
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Rays 5 6 3 0 4 - 18
Cardinals 3 5 1 2 0 - 11
Kenlee Stout's three hits, three runs and four RBI's helped the Rays to a league leading 7 and 1 record. Maddie Pettus scored three and knocked in two as well. Alexis Sickles had two hits, including an inside the park home run, and five RBI's for the Cardinals.
The Marion County Lady Knights tennis team competed in the regional tennis tournament, held May 13-17 in Elizabethtown, which finished up their season.
Two Marion County singles players, Olivia Thompson and Taylor Corbett, and one doubles team of Hayley Abell and Allie Evans, competed in the opening round matches on Friday to determine whether or not they would advance to the second round of the regional tournament, while the doubles team of Madison Cassidy and Elyssa Holt received a first round bye.
The Marion County Knights baseball team began district play last night in Adair County. The Knights were scheduled to play the Campbellsville Eagles. Results were unknown at press time, but will be in next week's issue. If they won, they will play in the district championship tonight against either Adair County or Taylor County.
In last week's action, Marion County played two games, losing on Thursday to Russell County on the road and defeating North Hardin at home on Friday night.
The NAIA No.-5-ranked Campbellsville University Lady Tigers will be holding their first-ever Basketball Team Camp Monday-Wednesday, June 20-22.
Fourth-year head coach Ginger Colvin and her assistant, Miranda Denney, will be conducting the three-day camp, which will include a guarantee of eight games in three days for varsity, junior varsity and middle school teams (teams must have a minimum of seven players).
On Tuesday night there will be an All-Star game and 3-Point Shootout for top campers.
Lebanon Police Department Officer Henry I. Keene, Jr., along with law enforcement officers from 14 other agencies across the state, graduated today from basic training at the Kentucky Department of Criminal Justice Training.
When a flood is over, victims must start the task of cleaning up their homes. First and foremost, consumers should check with their insurance company about policy coverage and specific filing requirements if anything gets damaged. If damages do occur, shop around before hiring a contractor and take your time. Be sure to inspect all appliances for damages and check your warranties.
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Renowned Vermont-Based Contemporary Artist John Paulus Semple Launches Website
John Paulus Semple, a Vermont-based contemporary American artist who achieved artistic and professional success as a master of representational art, recently unveiled his new website, http://www.johnsempleart.com. The site showcases an extensive collection of Semple's work, including his graphic design and sculptures as well as his oil paintings.
Dallas-based Valiant Media designed and launched the site on behalf of Semple, opting for a stark white canvas on which to highlight the striking colors, play of light and shadow, and earthy subjects in the artist's portfolio. The website features high-resolution images of his paintings, allowing visitors, fellow artists and students interested in learning more about his techniques and materials to study them at a level of detail not ordinarily seen on artists' websites.
Semple, who attended Hamilton College, Mexico City College and Boston University, and who was awarded the Tiffany Foundation Grant in in 1958, studied art in Mexico and Italy. He later became an art teacher for a few years before moving to Vermont in 1969 with his wife Mallory and three small children and devoting his life to pursuing a full-time career as an artist.
In addition to serving as an online gallery of Semple's work, the website also features a calendar of events and a biography of the artist. The site will also include a blog and points to Semple's social media communities on Twitter, Facebook and Pinterest. Art students and teachers, collectors, critics, gallery owners, and other art lovers and enthusiasts will find it a useful and comprehensive resource highlighting one of the most prominent representational artists in the United States over the past half-century.
John Semple was born in 1930 and grew up in Wollaston, Massachusetts. After two-year stint in the Army, he studied in Mexico under the GI Bill and followed that with graduate study at Boston University. Receiving the Tiffany Foundation Grant in 1958 allowed him to study in Italy for eight months, after which he became an art teacher in schools throughout his native New England before. He launched his full-time career as an artist in Vermont in 1970 and never looked back. Semple now lives with his wife, Mallory, in Vermont.
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'The Voice's' Frenchie Davis to Make Feature Film Debut in 'Dumbbells'
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Stars from MTV's The Hills, Hollywood legends like Carl Reiner and Nancy Olsen, sitcom staples Tom Arnold and Jaleel White and The Voice's Frenchie Davis?
Brian Drolet and Jordan Eubanks, writer and producer of the forthcoming comedy Dumbbells, are counting on this confluence of Hollywood randomness to intrigue movie buyers and future viewers. The buddy comedy, slated to be released in 2012 stars Drolet and Mircea Monroe (The Change-Up) and is directed by Chris Livingston, son of Olsen, who earned a Best Supporting Actress nod for her work in the 1950 picture Sunset Blvd. Actor Carl Reiner, a friend of the family, heard about the picture through Livingston, and also signed on.
In fact, Eubanks and Drolet, who are best known for dating Heidi Montag and Audrina Partridge, respectively, on the first season of The Hills, and producer Barry Katz made no bones about exhausting personal relationships and calling in favors, be it enlisting TV stars Arnold and Jay Mohr, comedian Andy Milonakis or former American Idol contestant Davis. In fact, it's how they got their movie on Katz's radar, who lent credibility and support to the story of a former basketball star who blows out his knee and is relegated to working in a rundown Los Angeles gym.
"Barry worked with Brian on a pilot called Make it Funny and was really impressed," Eubanks tells the Hollywood Reporter. "He told Brian, 'Any projects you want to work on in the future, come to me and I'll help you out.' So we contacted him last October, he was interested, got to our script, read it and loved it. He told us, 'I don't really take risks on low-end movies, but this one has a lot of heart. It's special.'"
After meeting in New York, Eubanks, a North Carolina native, and Drolet moved to LA together and teamed up for their first feature, 2009's 2 Dudes And A Dream. Of his Hills experience, Eubanks says he "always wanted to be in the entertainment industry" but in "trying to figure it all out," he fell in love with the movie-making process.
And it seems the duo's comedic sensibility is as sharp as their networking skills, judging from a visit to Dumbbells' set at L.A. Valley College last week. There, the majority of the basketball court and gym scenes are being filmed. As for Frenchie's participation? Eubanks prefers to keep her role a secret for now, but reveals that she and White (aka Family Matters' Erkel) share a unique bond.
High profile talent can be seen behind the scenes as well. Julie Ashton (Psych, Glory Daze) cast the movie and Keef Bartkus, the video editor for South Park, has signed on to edit. With filming set to wrap on August 5, Dumbbells should be ready in time for Sundance, after which its producers are eyeing a theatrical release. Says Eubanks: "It's what we're pushing hard for."
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