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Standard Double Room, 2 Double BedsMax Occupancy: 4 guests (up to 3 children)
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Get an overview of this hotelMotel in Chincoteague with free breakfast and fitness center
Located in the heart of Chincoteague, this motel is 1.1 mi (1.8 km) from Museum of Chincoteague and 2.4 mi (3.8 km) from Assateague Lighthouse. Wallops Flight Facility is 9.4 mi (15.2 km) away.
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Along with a fitness center, this motel has coffee/tea in the lobby and a seasonal outdoor pool. Free WiFi in public areas and free self parking are also provided. Other amenities include a meeting room, laundry facilities, and a 24-hour front desk.
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Rodeway Inn features a fitness center and a seasonal outdoor pool. A computer station is located on site and high-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary. A complimentary breakfast is offered. This Chincoteague motel also offers a picnic area, coffee/tea in the lobby, and complimentary newspapers in the lobby. Complimentary self parking is available on site.
- Free breakfast
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- Free WiFi
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- Coffee/tea in lobby
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Recreational amenities at the motel include a fitness center and a seasonal outdoor pool.
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Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
- Pet fee: USD 15 per pet, per night
- Rollaway bed fee: USD 20 per night
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The property has connecting/adjoining rooms, which are subject to availability and can be requested by contacting the property using the number on the booking confirmation.

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"Dancing with the Stars: All-Stars" was entering the home stretch on Monday, with week 8′s plans calling for each couple to perform two full dances for the first time. There… More
On Monday night, Mark Ballas, who temporarily replaced Shawn Johnson's current partner Derek Hough after he suffered a neck injury, guided the ex-gymnast to a perfect 30.
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HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) — A group of Republican and Democratic senators, joined by Sen. Richard Blumenthal of Connecticut, is backing legislation that would block federal aviation officials from eliminating funding for air traffic control towers, including six in Connecticut.
Conn. senator seeks to block airport funding cuts
Legislation backed by the Connecticut Democrat and other lawmakers would make $50 million available in the Federal Aviation Administration budget and limit cuts called for in across-the-board automatic spending reductions. Some airports could instead rely on towers at unaffected airports while others might have to close, Blumenthal said.
The FAA is targeting air traffic control towers as part of $85 billion in automatic federal budget cuts. Control towers in Connecticut that would be affected are Danbury Municipal, Groton-New London, Hartford-Brainard, Sikorsky Memorial, Tweed-New Haven and Waterbury-Oxford.
"These cuts are preventable and imprudent," Blumenthal said on Monday. "The money is there."
Blumenthal and representatives of the Connecticut Airport Authority and several Connecticut airports were scheduled to meet on Monday to discuss the budget problems.
Legislation sponsored by the lawmakers would add $50 million to ensure that towers staffed by contract employees remain open, and rescinds $50 million in FAA research and capital funds. The measure also makes clear that contract tower programs are subject to the same 5 percent budget cut as other programs in the FAA's budget. The senators say the FAA is seeking a 75 percent spending cut.
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In Memoriam - Professor Nasser Daneshvary
A memorial service will be held at 2 p.m. Sept. 13 in the Tam Alumni Center.
A campus memorial service will be held 2 p.m. Sept. 13 at the Tam Alumni Center.
UNLV sadly announces the passing of Nasser Daneshvary, director of the Lied Institute for Real Estate Studies and professor of economics in the Lee Business School at UNLV. Daneshvary passed away unexpectedly at his home Aug. 18. He was 62.
A longtime faculty member and noted expert on the economic impact of the real estate market, Daneshvary was sought regularly by the business community and the media for his expertise on issues regarding foreclosures, housing, and the ongoing recession in Las Vegas.
"Nasser was a friend and great contributor to the growth and prestige of the UNLV campus," said UNLV President Neal Smatresk. "We will all miss him and send our deepest sympathies to his wife Rennae and his family."
After arriving at UNLV in 1990 as an assistant professor of economics, Daneshvary quickly was appointed chair of the economics department and went on to become interim chair of the management department, associate dean, and associate vice provost for academic resources. He also served the university as former chair of the UNLV Faculty Senate and most recently as director of the Lied Institute for Real Estate Studies.
"Nasser had a distinguished record of service to UNLV and was an energetic researcher, a dedicated teacher, and well-published author in economics and real estate," said Percy Poon, interim dean of the Lee Business School.
As an administrator, he oversaw the development of a major in international business, the executive master's degree in business administration, and dual master's degrees in business programs with the law and dental schools.
A prolific scholar with dozens of publications, Daneshvary was honored earlier this year with the American Real Estate Society Legacy Award, which is given to the author of the best paper published in the society's flagship Journal of Real Estate Research during the past three years.
Daneshvary previously served on the faculty at Southeast Missouri State University, Norwich University in Vermont, and Tusculum College in Tennessee.
He is survived by his wife, Rennae, who serves as associate director of research and administration for the Center for Business & Economic Research at UNLV and as director of the business school's Nevada KIDS COUNT program; and his son, Arash Vasegh-Daneshvary.
Details on memorial arrangements will be shared as soon as they are available.
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Barbara Johnson is calling for the Rev. Marcel Guarnizo of St. John Neumann Catholic Church in Gaithersburg, Md. to be relieved of his duties.
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Samsung 840 Pro 128GB SSD Review - Benchmarks - BootRacerThe most talked about SSD in 2012 finally makes an appearance. At this time there are two high-end drives fighting it out for the enthusiast performance crown, OCZ's Vector and the drive were looking at today, Samsung's 840 Pro.
BootRacer - System Boot Time
Version and / or Patch Used: 4.0
Developer Homepage: Greatis
Product Homepage: BootRacer
Download here: http://www.greatis.com/bootracer/download.htm
Note: In this test we use the Lenovo W530 Mobile Workstation loaded with an operating system and several program files. The data on the drive at the time of the test is 45GB. The second test, 50GB Free, was run with the drives filled with block data until only 50GB of free capacity remained.
Booting into Windows can be a time consuming task with spinners and one of the reasons why SSDs have become so popular. As SSDs begin to fill, boot times increase and that's why we perform this test at two different states of available space. The first is with only 25GB on the drive, Windows, Office and a few applications are using space. The second test leaves only 50GB free.
The Samsung 840 Pro's boot time increased more than most of the other drives in this chart today.
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Health Ministers in Riga agree on the need of common EU nutrition and alcohol policies
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Riga, 21 April 2015 — On 20-21 April the informal meeting of Health Ministers and Heads of Delegation from the European Union, European Economic Area and European Union candidate countries took place in Riga to discuss factors affecting public health.
- Media programme - *pdf.
- Dr. Guntis Belēvičs, Minister for Health - video
- Dr. Zsuzsanna Jakab, WHO Regional Director for Europe - video
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- Video from meeting 20.04.2015. are available here.
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The Health Ministers and Heads of Delegation discussed the need for a new policy framework for reducing alcohol-related harm, and the EU's role in the creating of a general standard for the international market and the in harmonisation of national policies.
Latvian Health Minister Guntis Belēvičs stressed: "Health care issues in the European Union are certainly a national competence. At the same time, it is our duty and challenge to jointly strengthen and harmonise the key factors affecting public health. Better health and quality of life is the common goal for European countries to be achieved, setting an example for the rest of the world."
The Health Ministers confirmed that the five EU Alcohol Strategy priorities — price and tax measures, marketing and availability restrictions of alcoholic beverages, legal measures to reduce drunk driving, and the raising of public awareness — are still very important. In order to achieve the objectives set out in the global non-infectious diseases mitigation plan on reducing alcohol-related harm by 10 percent, it is important to continue to work together.
- Discussion document on alcohol influence on human health and its caused burden in Europe, as well as on both implemented and planned European alcohol strategies - *pdf.
- Letter of the Ministry Health of Latvia to the European Commissioner for Health and Food Safety on the conclusions drawn from the discussions on EU Alcohol Policy during the Informal Meeting of Health Ministers - *pdf.
The Health Ministers also discussed the nutrition policy and the need for a common framework to limit the number of trans-fatty acids and reduce the amount of sugar in foodstuffs. In relation to food additives, a topic was raised about the need for an additional study regarding the influence of food additives to human body and the assessment of combined risk impact on human health.
- Discussion document on the new chapter of the European Union – member state interests and common objectives on health care promotion - *pdf.
- Letter of the Ministry Health of Latvia to the European Commissioner for Health and Food Safety on the conclusions drawn from the discussions on EU nutrition policies during the Informal Meeting of Health Ministers - *pdf.
The nutrition and food policies in the EU should be designed to protect public health and promote healthy eating on a daily basis. The responsible authorities and institutions should pay attention to and work on ensuring the availability of healthy and safe food that contributes to human development, especially children."
Due to the recent tragic event concerning refugees that took place in the Mediterranean, the problem of migration was also raised. The Ministers agreed that a common solution for this issue needs to be found by addressing its causes and also taking into account its health aspects.


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|3 Clove (15 gm), crushed
|1 Tablespoon, grated
|Red chili
|1 , deseeded and chopped
|Soy sauce
|1 Tablespoon
|Tomato puree
|2 Tablespoon
|Chicken breasts
|2 , cut into chunky strips
|Dried egg noodles
|600 Gram (3 Blocks)
|Broccoli head
|1⁄2 , broken into florets
|3 , cut into thin sticks
|Vegetable oil
|1 Tablespoon
|Bean sprout
|300 Gram (300 Gram Pack)
|Spring onions
|3 , halved and sliced into long strips
|Oyster sauce
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1) In a bowl, make the marinade by add the garlic, ginger, chili, soy sauce and tomato puree. Stir well.
2) Add the chicken to the marinade and allow it to marinate while you prepare the rest of the ingredients.
3) Ina large pan, boil water. Then, put in the noodles, broccoli and carrots. Simmer for 4 minutes till they are cooked. Then, remove from heat and drain.
4) In a wok, heat the vegetable oil. Add in the chicken and its marinade. Stir fry the chicken for about 4 to 5 minutes till it is cooked.
5) Add in the noodles, vegetables, bean sprouts and spring onions and give it a toss. Let the to warm through.
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Wednesday's Mini-Report, 7.1.15
Today's edition of quick hits:
* Greece's twists and turns: "An unexpected new effort by Greece to compromise with its creditors on a bailout package prompted a cool response from most of the rest of Europe on Wednesday as efforts to find a way out of the financial crisis confronting Athens remained chaotic."
* Egypt: "Militants linked with the Islamic State unleashed a wave of coordinated attacks on security checkpoints in Egypt's Sinai Peninsula on Wednesday, the latest strike in a global surge in violence by the group's sympathizers and one that threatened to push Egypt into a wider conflict with the jihadists."
* Investigations continue: "Six predominately black churches have gone up in flames in the last ten days -- some likely due to arson, others accidents -- in a rash of fires coming at a time when the country is already on edge over the safety and vulnerability of its places of worship."
* Rule of law: "A federal judge has issued an order directed at all probate judges in the state -- who are responsible for issuing marriage licenses -- that they can no longer decline to issue licenses to gay couples."
* Crunch time: "When the chief of the International Atomic Energy Agency, Yukiya Amano, lands in Tehran on Thursday for a hastily scheduled meeting with President Hassan Rouhani and Iran's top national security officials, it will be part of a behind-the-scenes effort to resolve two of the biggest obstacles to a nuclear deal: Whether to force Iran to reveal any evidence about suspected design work on nuclear weapons, and how to assure that inspectors can get inside the country's most secret nuclear sites."
* A potentially huge probe: "The Justice Department is investigating whether some of America's biggest airlines have colluded to keep airfares high, officials familiar with the matter said Wednesday. Justice Department spokesperson Emily Pierce confirmed the probe, saying investigators are looking into 'possible unlawful coordination by some airlines,' but would not confirm which carriers."
* Stuck in the past: "Republican lawmakers on Wednesday skewered President Obama's announcement that the U.S. and Cuba have agreed to reopen embassies in each other's capitals -- with several vowing to block the confirmation of any U.S. ambassador to the communist country."
Still waiting for that GOP alternative to Obamacare
At least on the surface, congressional Republicans were optimistic of a Supreme Court victory in King v. Burwell. For months, GOP lawmakers talked openly and repeatedly about the prospect of taking a sledgehammer to the Affordable Care Act, stripping millions of families of their health care benefits. It was only a matter of time before conservative justices delivered.
What's more, Republican leaders tried to be reassuring, insisting there was no reason for the public to panic -- the GOP's alternative to "Obamacare" would be even better than the effective reform law. Once the Supreme Court gutted the U.S. system, Republicans would, they claimed, rush in with their superior solution. Indeed, some prominent, far-right lawmakers urged governors to ignore obvious fixes and instead wait for the GOP's remedy to be available.
Last week, of course, the high court disappointed Republicans and rejected the ridiculous lawsuit. But I'm still curious about that GOP alternative that was waiting in the wings. Wasn't it all set to go? Where is it? Can we see it?
National Journal reported the other day:
For months, Republicans have been crafting a post-King v. Burwell strategy, confident the Court would rule in their favor and strike down the law's insurance subsidies in 34 states using the federal insurance marketplace.
Of course, we've been hearing talk about Republicans "crafting" their own health-care package for many years now, meeting behind closed doors for a half-decade, trying to find an ideologically satisfying proposal to rival President Obama's signature domestic achievement. At least so far, they've come up with exactly nothing.
The Huffington Post's Jeffrey Young has gotten quite a bit of mileage out of a joke, documenting all of the many, many times in recent years GOP officials have said they're finally ready to unveil their big health care solution, only to fail quietly every time.
But this year was supposed to different. This year, Republicans assumed the Supreme Court would function as an extension of the congressional GOP and help take benefits from more than 6 million American consumers. This year, Republicans simply wouldn't have a choice -- they'd have to step up with a policy of their own, because the court would force their hands.
Marijuana possession, but not sales, now legal in Oregon
It was just a few years ago that marijuana was illegal everywhere in the United States, without exception. The policy landscape has changed quite a bit since.
Voters in Alaska, Colorado, and the state of Washington, for example, voted to legalize marijuana in recent years, and their state-based experiments have been allowed to proceed because the Obama administration extended its approval.
Meanwhile, a similar -- but not identical -- change is underway in Oregon, effective today. The Oregonian reported this morning:
As of today, if you are 21 or older, you can legally possess and grow cannabis in Oregon. That's right, a pretty historic day.If you want to mark the day by buying some pot to consume, you're out of luck. For now, people can only share or give away marijuana and starter plants so you'll have to hit up a generous friend, though a bill allowing recreational marijuana sales at dispensaries in the fall is making its way through the Oregon Legislature.
Got that? You can possess marijuana (in limited quantities). You can grow marijuana. You can even smoke marijuana. You just can't buy marijuana.
Oregon does have one exception, however, in the form of pot dispensaries that provide medical marijuana to qualifying patients. For everyone else who wants pot, however, it's time to either start gardening or turning to generous friends.
"In other words, if you don't want to pay my legal bills for a futile legal fight, then you hate God" http://t.co/kL3tN8kF6g— Rachel Maddow MSNBC (@maddow) July 1, 2015
U.S. re-establishes diplomatic ties to Cuba
The White House's Rose Garden, located just outside the Oval Office, has played host to quite a bit of history lately. On Thursday, President Obama delivered a brief address in the Rose Garden to highlight the Supreme Court's ruling in support of the Affordable Care Act. A day later, he returned to the same location to celebrate national marriage equality.
And this morning, there was Obama speaking again from the Rose Garden, and once again making history. NBC News reported:
President Barack Obama announced Wednesday that the United States and Cuba have struck a deal to open embassies in each other's capitals and re-establish diplomatic relations between them for the first time in half a century. [...]This formal step follows Obama's call to normalize relations and economic ties between the two countries after decades of Cold War hostilities. In another major move, the U.S. said in May it was removing Cuba from its list of state sponsors of terrorism.
"More than 54 years ago, at the height of the Cold War, the United States closed its embassy in Havana," Obama said this morning. "Today, I can announce that the United States has agreed to formally re-establish diplomatic relations with the Republic of Cuba, and re-open embassies in our respective countries. This is a historic step forward in our efforts to normalize relations with the Cuban government and people, and begin a new chapter with our neighbors in the Americas."
This isn't to say the United States and Cuba are suddenly buddies -- Obama emphasized that we'll "continue to have some very serious differences" -- but that the failed policy of the last half-century is no more.
The president said this morning, "Instead of supporting democracy and opportunity for the Cuban people, our efforts to isolate Cuba, despite good intentions, increasingly had the opposite effect -- cementing the status quo and isolating the United States from our neighbors in this hemisphere. The progress that we mark today is yet another demonstration that we don't have to be imprisoned by the past. When something isn't working, we can -- and will -- change."
Anticipating Republican complaints, Obama added, "Yes, there are those who want to turn back the clock and double down on a policy of isolation. But it's long past time for us to realize that this approach doesn't work. It hasn't worked for 50 years. It shuts America out of Cuba's future, and it only makes life worse for the Cuban people."
Wednesday's Campaign Round-Up, 7.1.15
Today's installment of campaign-related news items that won't necessarily generate a post of their own, but may be of interest to political observers:
* In Iowa, a new Quinnipiac poll shows Scott Walker continuing to lead the Republican field with 18%, followed by Donald Trump and Ben Carson who are tied for second with 10% each. Rand Paul and Ted Cruz are right behind them with 9% each, followed by Jeb Bush at 8% and Marco Rubio with 7%. Mike Huckabee, once thought a major power in Iowa, is in eighth place.
* A new national CNN poll shows Bush leading his rivals with 17%, followed by Trump at 12%. Carson and Rand Paul are tied for third with 8%, followed by Rubio at 7% and Scott Walker at 6%.
* The same poll showed Hillary Clinton with sizable leads over GOP candidates in hypothetical match-ups, with the Democratic frontrunner leading Bush by 13 points, Chris Christie by 19 points, Rubio by 17 points, and Walker by 19%. The Democrat's biggest advantage comes against Trump, whom she leads by 25 points.
* In Michigan, the latest PPP survey shows Walker leading the pack with 15%, while Bush, Carson and Trump are tied for second with 14%. No other candidate reaches double digits.
* The same poll shows Clinton with a 32-point advantage over Bernie Sanders among Michigan Democrats. She also leads the Republican candidates in hypothetical match-ups by margins ranging from 3 to 10 points.
* At an event in Maine this morning, scandal-plagued Gov. Paul LePage (R) endorsed scandal-plagued Gov. Chris Christie's (R) presidential campaign. For Christie, the former chairman of the Republican Governors' Association, it's the first endorsement since yesterday's launch.
Michigan's Snyder targets local control on minimum wage
In Oklahoma last year, state officials saw the national clamoring for an increase to the minimum wage, and they took decisive action. It was not, however, the kind of action workers have been waiting for.
In April 2014, Gov. Mary Fallin (R) announced that Oklahoma not only wouldn't raise the state's minimum wage, but going forward, the state would also block any effort by local Oklahoma communities to raise wages at the municipal level.
As the Detroit News reported, Michigan's Republican-led state government adopted a very similar law yesterday.
Municipalities in Michigan will be prohibited from setting local minimum wages above the state rate and imposing new requirements on employers for sick time and other fringe benefits under a bill Gov. Rick Snyder signed into law Tuesday.House Bill 4052 bans future municipal ordinances that regulate the hours, compensation and terms of private sector employment, but it does not impact existing ordinances, Snyder spokeswoman Sara Wurfel said.
Originally, GOP legislators wanted the legislation to apply retroactively, scrapping existing local laws that go beyond state minimums, but the Republican governor agreed that would be excessive.
How gracious of him.
Snyder said he signed the legislation into law in order to avoid a "patchwork" of laws statewide, which would be bad because, well, just because.
The broader point, however, is that the right sees local control as an important principle, except when it doesn't.
Even in Alabama, public officials aren't 'ministers of God'
Roy Moore, the chief justice of the Alabama Supreme Court, has long taken a non-traditional view of American law. Moore, sometimes known as the "Ten Commandments Judge," willing to use his public position to advance his religious agenda, has argued repeatedly, for example, that states can ignore federal court rulings whenever they chose.
Indeed, in February, Moore caused quite a bit of trouble when he ordered Alabama probate judges to defy the federal courts on marriage equality.
That, of course, was before the U.S. Supreme Court brought marriage equality to the entire country in a ruling Alabama Gov. Robert Bentley (R) didn't like but is prepared to follow.
As AL.com reported this morning, now it's Moore's lawyer urging the governor to ignore the rule of law.
In harsh words and a lecturing tone, a lawyer who works for Alabama Supreme Court Chief Justice Roy Moore has written a letter seemingly directed at Gov. Robert Bentley rebuking him for saying Alabama will obey the U.S. Supreme Court ruling declaring same-sex marriage legal.While the letter from attorney Win Johnson never calls Bentley by name or title, a spokeswoman for Bentley said the letter was directed at the governor.
Johnson's letter reads, "Public official, what will you do? Will you stand up for the law of Alabama, for the people, for the weak and vulnerable, for the law of God? Or will you capitulate? Will you become complicit in the takeover by the wicked?"
Johnson, it's worth noting, is the director of the legal staff of the Administrative Office of Courts, which runs the state's court system, and which is led by Moore.
Of particular interest, though, was the point in Johnson's letter when he argued, "Public officials are ministers of God assigned the duty of punishing the wicked and protecting the righteous."
That, right there, seems to be the heart of the problem. Moore and his lawyer are under the impression that the United States is a theocracy. It's this assumption that leads them to believe public officials -- judges, governors, county clerks, et al -- are obligated to follow religious dictates, as defined by Moore and his lawyer's interpretation of Scripture.
And though this probably shouldn't be necessary, now might be a good time to remind them that if they're looking for public officials whose job it is to punish the wicked and protect the righteous. Moore and his lawyer are clearly in the wrong country.
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Before ever appearing on Dance Moms and placing third on season one of Abby's Ultimate Dance Competition, eight-year-old Youtube sensation Asia Monet had already traveled the world to showcase her singing and dancing talents. In Raising Asia, cameras follow the rising star as she strives to take her career to the next level with the help of model mother Kristie, famous record-holding bodybuilder father Shawn and younger sister, Bella Blu, who are there every step of the way to support Asia's journey to the top.
Raising Asia is produced by Collins Avenue, with Jeff Collins (Dance Moms, Abby's Ultimate Dance Competition, Fly Girls), Michael Hammond (Dance Moms, Amazing Race), Sandi Johnson (Undercover Boss, Hell's Kitchen, Abby's Ultimate Dance Competition), Bryan Stinson (Dance Moms, High Society) and Leola Westbrook (America's Next Top Model) executive producing. Lifetime's Eli Lehrer, Mary Donahue and Kimberly Chessler also executive produce. 14 half-hour episodes have been ordered for this season.
Collins Avenue, a rapidly growing premier reality programming producer headquartered in Los Angeles working in partnership with Content Media Corporation, a global entertainment and media company based in London with offices in Los Angeles, New York and Toronto, is led by prolific reality producer Jeff Collins. Collins Avenue is set to deliver 80 hours a year of programming, including 40 hours for Season 4 of the highly successful Lifetime franchise Dance Moms, as well as the spin-off Abby's Ultimate Dance Competition; last year's new series for E!, The Drama Queen; Animal Planet's acclaimed American Stuffers; two seasons of TLC's Outrageous Kid Parties; and American Colony: Meet the Hutterites on National Geographic Channel, which quickly became the network's second-highest rated series. Previously, Jeff Collins oversaw the U.S. office of September Films, serving as the show runner on A&E's popular series Billy The Exterminator, as well as three seasons on WE tv's highest rated series, Bridezillas.
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CHICAGO -- Blowing the "Bartman ball" to smithereens last year didn't help the Chicago Cubs win a World Series. Maybe eating the smithereens will.
A Chicago restaurant has cooked up a promotional scheme involving what's left of the infamous foul ball. It's the one that deflected off Cub fan Steve Bartman during Game 6 of the National League Championship Series in 2003, which the Cubs ultimately lost to the Florida Marlins.
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Scholastic launches Storia Beta – ebook program for kids' books
March 6, 2012 | 11:16 am
By Paul Biba
From Publishers Weekly:
After more than 18 months of development, Scholastic has begun beta tests for Storia, its proprietary e-book platform for selling and distributing its trade titles as well as digital editions of titles from other children's houses. The beta test features 1,300 titles with the vast majority published by Scholastic; Deborah Forte, executive v-p and president of Scholastic Media, said she expects Storia to have about 2,000 titles when it makes its official debut in the fall.
Scholastic is promoting Storia to teachers and parents and has designed the app to appeal to two different age groups. "We didn't want to do a one size fits all system," said Forte during a demo of Storia at Scholastic headquarters late last month. Books are grouped in a 3-7 year-old range and 8-14. Customers download the free app and can chose a title to place on their own "book shelf" that users can personalize.
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Hmmm, the Scholastic web site doesn't list Storia as a beta – it's available for download for Windows and iPad now.
I'm very interested, as long as my kids' school can still get credit for purchases. All those little chapter books that get read once or twice take up a lot of space!
Although an even better system would be a short term rental, since kids age out of books so quickly, and each of my kids has different interests so they don't always read the same books, either.
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Benefits of Earning Credit for Education Abroad
In general, UNL students pursuing education abroad opportunities are encouraged to earn academic credit for the experience. There are many benefits to earning credit, including but not limited to the following:
- Eligibility for scholarships: for most awards, students must earn at least one credit, but some awards have higher credit minimums;
- Eligibility for federal financial aid: credit minimums vary by term (semester vs. summer) and level (undergraduate vs. graduate);
- Ability to maintain student status at UNL: students enroll in UNL course(s) and/or in a Special Waiver (SPCW) placeholder course;
- Opportunity to receive ACE 9 outcome completion waiver;
- Proof of the academic legitimacy of the experience, and academic oversight and guidance from a qualified instructor;
- The international experience will appear on the UNL transcript.
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UNL credit is earned when participating in a faculty-led program or taking independent study or internship credit. Your UNL instructor will assess your grade. The grade, course, and credit will apply to your degree and GPA as it normally would.
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Courses taken abroad will return to UNL as transfer credit, unless you participate in a Faculty-Led program. This applies to Exchange Programs, Co-Sponsored, Direct Enroll and Provider Programs and the courses are subject to regular transfer credit policies. Please note that "each degree college determines its policy for acceptance and application of grades below C to degree requirements."
Education Abroad Office requires students pre-approve the courses you would like to take. Benefits of pre-approving credit include:
- You can make sure the credit will count towards your degree.
- You will know what you will need to provide the evaluated for final validation (ex: syllabus, portfolio, etc.).
- The final evaluation will be simpler.
- You will not risk duplicate credit.
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- Research courses you would like to take abroad. Find the course description and/or syllabus for each course. Education Abroad recommends you select additional alternative courses as well.
- Download the Request for Advance Departmental Evaluation Pre-Departure Education Abroad Credit form. Prepare at least one form per department by completing Sections 1 and 2. In Section 1, list the "Institution Granting Credit" and mark whether this is a U.S. Institution or International Institution. If you are not sure, ask your program contacts.
- As Section 3 states: Take one printed form per department with Sections 1 and 2 completed along with the course description and/or syllabus to the appropriate departmental evaluator.
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- Deliver the signed form(s) to your college dean's office or advising center. The college will complete Section 5 and return the signed form to the Education Abroad Office. The Education Abroad staff will upload the form to your Documents section of MyWorld.
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