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Fragmentation: One issue that has come up a fair bit is fragmentation. "We have seen several attempts to create some sort of standard out of Linux … but Linux is fundamentally fragmentary," said Forsythe. "Linux is unmanaged and unmanageable. If Google was not involved the industry would have just yawned and rolled over." Over at InformationWeek the same concern was raised: "Now, let's drill down to the issue of mobile linux. As I pointed out last month there are roughly 22 varieties of mobile linux in the market (23 or more if you count Android). If Google's ToS are really as open as they claimed during the conference today, we could soon see 1,022 varieties of mobile linux in the next two years."
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On Tuesday night, Fox televised a Southern junior high school talent show. Yes, season 10 came down to Scotty McCreery and his smirk versus Lauren Alaina and her doctor. There were songs about teenage love, and moms, and the civil war and … I'm so sorry, guys, I'm trying, but me and country music go together like Haley Reinhart and pants.
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don't know if i mis-read this or if my memory is seriously deteriorating but im sure i saw somewhere that theres no living room in the flats at EC/JL???
but theres a few massive ones downstairs and the kitchens are big enough for a few people to hang out in - everyone just brings the stools from their flats
you'll never have the right number of stools in your kitchen :')
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ahh okay, it seems odd that there isnt a sort of living room area but it doesnt seem to be a problem as ive not really heard anyone complain..?
Salfords my first choice. Got an offer a couple days ago
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ahh okay, it seems odd that there isnt a sort of living room area but it doesnt seem to be a problem as ive not really heard anyone complain..?
but no its not a problem at all
theres more than enough room in the kitchens - just remind everyone to bring a stool
and in the summer everyone hangs out on the green between the two buildings and has bbqs etc
I'm on my first year in Salford and live in Irwell, and I don't know what people are on about with the no sleep thing? I'm not the heaviest of sleepers by far but I never have any problem sleeping!
It's cheap, and for what you're paying it's pretty good. The only thing here is the people you end up with that can end up affecting your sleeping/cleanliness, but that's obviously the same anywhere.
If you're course is going to be in Adelphi then maybe not as it'd be a trek, but for the majority of people, Irwell isn't half bad.
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Any nurses on the course have any advice?
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I'm currently at MMU and hopefully transferring next year.
So technically I'm a fresher all over again!
Hey, I got my offer for Journalism @ Salford today and I'm absolutely positive I wanna live there. I'm from Salford originally but moved away so know the area pretty well, but i'm definitely not sure what halls to go for!! EC/JL opinions? Nice or? I want somewhere which deffo has parties but is decent inside.. i was keen on cosmo or IQ but a couple of people seem to have suggested they're not party places?! help!!
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I've applied at Salford for Adult Nursing. It's my first choice and thinking Castle Irwell for accommodation. But, not sure if that's a good idea with the noise and nursing combo.
Any nurses on the course have any advice?
We place nursing students together as study and work patterns usually involve shifts and longer contracts. Most nursing students require a 52 week contract. There are a small number of courses starting in March – if we have rooms available at that time we will pleased to offer you accommodation.*
if all your flatmates are nurses then then there mire likely to keep the noise down and be considerate of the hours your working think they put the nurses in the irwell flats. could always ask glfor quiet accomidation if you think its going to be a concern
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Just was't happy with the course or the teaching.
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Just throwing this out there, are any LGBT's joining?
I'm a lesbian you see...don't want to be (quoting little Britain) "The only gay in the village" haha
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Hey, I got my offer for Journalism @ Salford today and I'm absolutely positive I wanna live there. I'm from Salford originally but moved away so know the area pretty well, but i'm definitely not sure what halls to go for!! EC/JL opinions? Nice or? I want somewhere which deffo has parties but is decent inside.. i was keen on cosmo or IQ but a couple of people seem to have suggested they're not party places?! help!!
i lived there for 2 yrs and will be goin back after my year abroad...
its the best for distance/nightlife/noise/etc
cosmo and iq are expensive
read the rest of the thread for more detail on ec/jl
I've applied for music, this is looking like my insurance
I got my offer today so no longer living in doubt. definitely considering jl/ec seems to have the perfect in-between vibe from what ive heard anyone else doing tv & radio?
Interview/audition for music. Not sure if I'll take it.
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Castle Irwell - probably has the best social life but.. I wouldn't call it clean haha. Irwell has parties a lot and so if you're into that scene and don't care about the cleanliness of the place then you'll be fine. I know of people who often have nights where it's too loud to sleep properly and people seem to set the fire alarms off a lot.. So ear plugs might also be a good investment.
John Lester/Eddie Colman - this is where I live, and it's pretty awesome. It has a good social side because there are rooms downstairs where people can chill, and during freshers week etc there was always a lot of people downstairs recruiting people to go out drinking/clubbing. It's not as noisy as Castle Irwell either so you can sleep easy. The walls seem pretty thick; i can't really hear anyone from the neighbouring rooms. It's also awesome because although not on campus, you can leave 10mins before lecture starts and still get there on time.
Horlock - on campus. haven't been inside, but I think people get stuff stolen quite a lot. it also looks.. not that great. so you might wanna visit this one before choosing it.
Constantine - i don't know much about this one.. It's on-campus and ensuite so that'd be pretty sweet. It's close to Horlock though so idk how much that influences it. But I can see it being quieter.
Bramall - don't know much about this one either. Seems similar to JL/EC but is the opposite direction from uni. I think it's quieter than JL though. And when I visited it, it looked pretty bad. Dirty etc. JL/EC are new so are clean and modern but Bramall looked like it was crumbling haha.
IQ - expensive but looks really awesome and has a good social life. If you can afford it and don't mind the extra walking to the uni it's probably a good place to go.
I think I covered them all... Feel free to quote or inbox me if you need anything else.
About the accommodation - look above.
By student life do you mean specifically the night life etc? How can it be dead?! Salford is on the outskirts of Manchester which is one of the best places for a night out...
Salford has a couple of decent pubs but for proper nights out we always get the train. It's literally only 3-4minutes train journey and the trains to Manchester are really frequent. Manc has awesome clubs and stuff so it makes for a great night out. Get a taxi home and split the cost between your friends and it isn't expensive.
Feel free to inbox/quote me if you want to know anything else.
I would completely reccommend iQ as a place to live. It's really friendly, safe and lively. All of the flats are being refurbished over the summer, and it is by far already the nicest of the accommodations! I do not reccommend jl/ec at all.. My best friend lives there and spends most of her time on my floor as it is grimey and the lack of common space in each flat means that it is extremely unsociable.
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The Oregon Ducks and head coach Chip Kelly arrived in Glendale, AZ Monday for the Tostitos Fiesta Bowl amid the various NFL head coaching firings that were taking place. So naturally, Kelly is going to have to field questions about whether he's making the jump to the NFL. "I've got a game to play," Kelly said during the Fiesta Bowl's media day on Monday, via AP/ESPN. "We're playing in the Fiesta Bowl. That's the biggest thing in my life. If I allowed other things to get into my life, then they would be distractions, but there aren't. Our focus 100 percent is on the Fiesta Bowl." In other words: leave the man alone. He has a game to coach. A big game. The NFL talk can wait. "I know everybody wants to hear a different answer. And I know that at times when I don't give you guys the answer that you guys want, then I'm being evasive. I'm not being evasive." The Oregon coach is in much demand for teams clamouring to apply Kelly's innovations at the pro level. More and more teams see the NFL landscape changing as teams are utilizing college-style hurry up offenses that are working with sucess in New England, Seattle and Washington. "My whole thing since I've been here is that I'm going to do the best job I can every single day," Kelly said. "If that's good enough that other people look at me sometimes, I don't really care about that. I think too many people live in the future. We live in the moment." var switchTo5x=true; stLight.options({publisher:''});
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Andrew Armstrong, principal at Rolfe Middle School, has been named the R.E.B. Distinguished Educational Leadership Award winner for Henrico County. Armstrong is one of four principals in the metro Richmond area selected to receive the annual award. Jodie Brinkmann, principal of Echo Lake Elementary, was named runner-up.
The R.E.B. Awards for Distinguished Leadership seek to recognize principals who go beyond the day-to-day demands of their position to create an exceptional educational environment. Four principals will be publicly recognized, one in each school district of the metropolitan area (i.e. the counties of Chesterfield, Hanover, Henrico and the City of Richmond). Each award will consist of a $7,500 cash grant to the principal and an additional $7,500 for school projects chosen by the principal.
Armstrong received a bachelor's degree from the University of Richmond followed by a master's degree in education at Virginia Commonwealth University.
He began his teaching career as a student teacher at Varina High School where he became a Spanish teacher and boys tennis coach. He moved on to teach Spanish at Manchester High School. In 2002, he returned to Varina High School as a teacher and administrative aide. From 2004-07, he served as the assistant principal at the school. In 2007, he was named principal of Rolfe Middle School.
"Making a school or any organization better requires the right people, and I am fortunate to have the team I have working with our kids every day," says Armstrong. "This recognition is for our teachers, staff, students, and their families."
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"I am not surprised that Andy Armstrong received this recognition," says Executive Director of Secondary Education Eric Jones. "He has been dedicated and committed to students, staff and the Rolfe community since becoming principal four years ago. The school has shown consistent growth and progress under his leadership. We are lucky to have such a strong advocate for children in Henrico County Public Schools."
According to Henrico Superintendent Dr. Patrick Russo, "Andy and Jodie have a passion for their students and want to ensure that every child reaches his or her full potential. Their enthusiasm spreads throughout their schools to faculty and staff which ensures an engaging learning environment."
Nominations for the award were submitted from the school community and from the public at-large. However, principals may not nominate themselves.
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The Criminal Diaspora: The Spread of Transnational Organized Crime and How to Contain its ExpansionAug 25, 2013
This publication examines the multiple causes leading to the expansion and diffusion of organized crime across Latin America and globally. more
Resolving the Dilemma of Nuclear Mistrust: From Foz do Iguacu to the Constitution of ABACC (1985-1991)Aug 15, 2013
Nuclear relations between Argentina and Brazil immediately following re-democratization were not simple. Both countries still kept open the possibility of developing peaceful nuclear devices and had sensitive components of their respective programs outside the international safeguards regime, which presented a dilemma to be resolved in order to advance in other areas of the bilateral relationship. more
The Brazilian Proposal to Renounce Peaceful Nuclear Explosions and the Argentine Response (1983-1985)Jul 31, 2013
In early 1980's, Argentina and Brazil—both ruled by military dictatorships—were making significant advances in nuclear technology while undergoing radical domestic political transformations, which ultimately led to democratization in both Argentina in 1983 and Brazil in 1985. more
Latin American Populism in the Twenty-First CenturyJul 24, 2013
Latin American Populism in the Twenty-first Century explains the emergence of today's radical populism and places it in historical context, identifying continuities as well as differences from both the classical populism of the 1930s and 1940s and the neo-populism of the 1990s. more
From the Indian Bomb to the Establishment of the First Brazil-Argentina Nuclear Agreement (1974-1980)Jul 24, 2013
India's first nuclear explosive test in May 1974 had deep consequences for the nuclear non-proliferation regime. The establishment of the Nuclear Suppliers Group in 1975 added to the safeguards requirements that were imposed on countries seeking nuclear technology—even those that were outside the NPT. This tightening of the nuclear technology transfer regime as a result of India's 1974 test would have a considerable effect on the Brazilian and Argentine programs. more
The First Attempt at Argentine-Brazilian Nuclear Cooperation and the Argentine Response, 1967-1972Jul 12, 2013
With the aim of creating effective nuclear cooperation with Buenos Aires, Brazilian President Arthur da Costa e Silva approved the "start of preliminary conversations with a view to putting into motion the formal negotiating process for the future signature with Argentina of an Agreement on Cooperation for Nuclear Development with Peaceful Purposes." more
Israel's Quest for Yellowcake: The Secret Argentina-Israel Connection, 1963-1966Jun 28, 2013
Previously secret documents show that Canadian intelligence uncovered Israel purchases of yellowcake from Argentina between 1963-1964. more
Tax Reform In Latin America: A Long-Term AssessmentJun 06, 2013
Vito Tanzi's keynote speech at our taxation event on December 11, 2013. more
Intelligence Reports and Estimates of Nuclear Proliferation History Since 1966Apr 25, 2013
China was exporting nuclear materials to Third World countries without safeguards beginning in the early 1980s, and may have given Pakistan weapons design information in the early years of its clandestine program, according to recently declassified CIA records. more
Changing the Approach to Crime and Violence in Latin AmericaApr 02, 2013
This summary was written by Christine Zaino, Program Associate, Latin American Program, Woodrow Wilson Center and Program Director Cynthia Arnson. It is based on the report, "Seguridad y Populismo Punitivo en América Latina: Lecciones Corroboradas, Constataciones Novedosas y Temas Emergentes," by Latin American Program consultants Carlos Basombrío and Lucía Dammert. more


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Kirk, Spock, and McCoy are captured by a slug-like race and put in a zoo.
The focus of this episode rests on the shoulders of Kirk, Spock, and McCoy, and that's usually enough to make things interesting. This episode, however, meanders quite a bit before getting to the meat of the story, and the Kirk, Spock, Bones banter isn't enough to cover up this problem (though there are some very pretty backgrounds, representing various parts of the "planet of the week".) Things pick up in the second half, with some interesting alien designs and some nice plot points, making it a solid and memorable Star Trek installment. All in all, it's a typical animated episode.moreless
Kirk, Spock and McCoy become prisoners in a zoo
This is a very well written and even cute episode of the animated series. I say that it is cute just because of what the slug-like aliens look like, they aren't scary at all, but they aren't trying to be. It is a good story when you get humans captured and having to be looked at like zoo animals by other aliens. They turn out to be very intellegent and also very friendly. Overall, this is another really great episode I enjoyed and didn't get bored at all. A good mix of really good writing and acting. This is a recommended episode.moreless


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Our Lisa Fund awards grants to late-stage colorectal cancer researchers. This year's recipient, Dr. Noel FCC de Miranda, received funds to study advanced CRC in early-onset (under 50) patients starting July 1. (We awarded him with a grant in April 2015 in collaboration with our partners at Michael's Mission.) We caught up with him to see how… Read More
Meet Lisa Fund Researcher: Dr. Noel FCC de Miranda
Fight Colorectal Cancer is thrilled to introduce the newest Lisa Fund award recipient, Dr. Noel FCC de Miranda. Dr. de Miranda has been awarded the 2015 Fight Colorectal Cancer-Michael's Mission-AACR Fellowship to research early onset (under 50), late-stage colorectal cancer. This two-year grant will begin in July and will focus on increasing the ability of immune… Read More
What to Expect from the November 2014 Election
by Margaret Carvin, JD., Fight CRC Policy Strategist Regardless of which political party you may associate yourself with, the 2014 mid-term elections were exciting. For some, the Republican victories brought a sigh of relief. For others, the outcome brought a sigh of displeasure. No matter what post-election emotions you may be experiencing this week, one thing… Read More
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Those who go into medical research often have science on the mind. Not politics. But researchers who joined us for the 2013 Call-on Congress showed how the two fields merge. Particularly when funding is involved. Fighting Colorectal Cancer at the Research and Policy Levels I love how Nancy Roach, Founder and Chair of the Board, explains… Read More
GRATITUDE FOR YOUR GENEROSITY: Our First Two-Year Research Grant
by Mary Miller Fight Colorectal Cancer is thrilled to announce during this holiday season that thanks to the generous donations made to the Lisa Fund, it will be awarding its first-ever two-year $100,000 grant to a scientist whose work fights advanced stage colorectal cancer. Andrea Bertotti, MD, PhD, of the Institute for Cancer Research and Treatment… Read More
"Report from 2012 GI Cancers Symposium" Available for Viewing
Fight Colorectal Cancer has posted a recording of its February webinar, Report from the 2012 GI Cancers Symposium, held in partnership with the Colon Cancer Alliance. Each year, the best and brightest minds in gastrointestinal oncology meet to discuss the latest research into colorectal, pancreatic, esophageal and other GI cancers. The 2012 symposium offered major news… Read More


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Meet the Artist
Frida Kahlo painted her life story in 55 small but powerful self-portraits, like Self-Portrait with Monkey, 1938, on view in Modern Masters:
The DAM is publishing a blog series that will highlight some of the artists whose work is in Modern Masters: 20th Century Icons from the Albright-Knox Art Gallery.
For Wassily Kandinsky, music and color were inextricably tied to one another. So clear was this relationship that Kandinsky associated each note with an exact hue.
Boulder niche perfumer Dawn Spencer Hurwitz of DSH Perfumes is becoming somewhat of a creative fixture at the Denver Art Museum.
Linda Aguilar is not a typical basket maker. Her horsehair baskets combine traditional Chumash Indian basketry techniques with non-traditional materials. Think bingo chips, beads and sequins, and even bits and pieces of credit cards.
Alfred Sisley was born and lived in France for most of his life, but inherited British nationality from his father and never received French citizenship.
Édouard Manet primarily worked in Paris, where he painted café singers, horse races, outdoor social gatherings, and other scenes of modern urban life.
Berthe Morisot lived and worked primarily in the Rue des Moulins district of Paris.
Pierre-Auguste Renoir's family moved to Paris when he was a child, and he worked there for the rest of his career. Always looking for new motifs to paint, he traveled extensively, visiting North Africa, Genoa, and many major European cities.
Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec worked in Paris from 1882 to his death in 1901. He is most known for his work between 1891 and 1900, when he lived in Montmartre, a neighborhood of Paris famous for its cabarets, cafes, nightclubs, and brothels.
When will the object go on view?
Mountain Lake is currently on view in the western American landscape gallery on Level 7 of the North Building.
Why did the DAM acquire the object?
Edgar Degas was born in Paris in 1834 to a wealthy banking family.
Camille Pissarro was born in St. Thomas (then part of the Danish West Indies) and lived there most of his young adult life, except when he attended school in Paris from 1842 to 1847.
Vincent van Gogh was born in the Netherlands in 1853 and lived there during his formational years as an artist.
Claude Monet moved to Paris in 1862 and worked in and around the city for the beginning of his career, briefly moving to his family home in Normandy in 1867 due to poverty. In 1870 he moved to London to escape the Franco-Prussian War.
The DAM is publishing a blog series that will highlight some of the artists whose work is on view in Passport to Paris.
Paul Cézanne worked primarily in Aix-en-Provence, in the South of France. He became a painter only after much disagreement with his father, who encouraged him to study law and banking.
Conocí a Rita Flores de Wallace a pricipios de la década de los años 1990 en el Museo de las Américas, durante una visita, guiada por ella, de una exhibición relacionada a la celebración del Dia de los Muertos.
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Making her second start of 2013, Nicole Podewils would finish fourth in the Mini Stock feature.
She would finish second in the first heat after starting third. In the second heat, she would finish third after starting sixth.
In the feature, she would start near the back of the pack, working her way up to eighth by the first caution at lap six.
On the restart, she would jump up to the sixth position, before moving up to fourth with a pass on Steve Belanger and Tyler Johnston on lap seven. On lap 11, she would drop back to fifth after being passed by Warren Paxton.
Under the second caution on lap 14, fourth place Ken Townsend's car would stall and be pushed off the track. As a result, Podewils would move up to the fourth position.
She would run the second half of the race there, trying to pass Eric Yorke at one point for third, but not able to. It marks her second top five in two starts this year.
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Photos from the night are available on Nicole's website at http://nicolepodewils79.webs.com.


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Luanda, — The construction and assembly of the "Diamond Museum" is estimated at 70 billion kwanza, and may take three years, reported today, Thursday, the Chairman of the Board of Directors of the National Diamond Company of Angola (ENDIAMA).
Antonio Sumbula was speaking to the press at the end of a meeting of the Commission on Social Policy of the Council of Ministers, chaired by the vice president, Manuel Vicente, where he presented the project, which was endorsed by the participants.
ENDIAMA boss said that the construction project begins practically on Thursday, with its approval, by the Commission on Social Policy of the Council of Ministers, and may be completed within three years.
He said that the project involves the construction of a seven-storey building to monetize its Museum, and installing the old Iron Palace, at Rainha Ginga Mbandi street in downtown Luanda area.
Carlos Sumbula pointed out that is intended to build a dynamic museum, which will address some issues raised by the universities and tell the story of the formation of diamonds in the kimberlites.
It should also portray the erosion of kimberlites and transfer, a second phase of diamond to other parts of the country, showing events that occurred thousands of years ago.


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Every Friday night, Movies.com sends cinephiles (and newlyweds) Sarah and Joe Piccirillo to see a film. Afterwards, they answer a few questions about it. Below is their discussion.
Synopsis: Princeton admissions officer Portia Nathan (Tina Fey) has the perfect life until the head of an alternative school (Paul Rudd) introduces her to an extraordinary student, who might just be her son.
Was This A Good Date Movie?
Sarah: Hmm…it's depressing and unsexy. I'm not sure those are two things you want on a date.
Joe: Right. The trailers make this out to be a light comedy, but it's really a drama based on a novel.
Sarah: It's so frustrating! There have been no good romantic comedies recently. When I see Tina Fey and Paul Rudd, I expect something funny and engaging, but this is just a fail.
Joe: Actually, this is the perfect "date movie" cover story for teens. They can tell their parents they're going to see it, then hang out in the woods and hook up. Later, when their parents ask them about the film, they can just say, "Tina Fey is so funny!"
Tina Fey Is Awesome at Comedy – but What About Drama?
Joe: I don't understand why Tina Fey would be in this movie. She has a pretty good track record: 30 Rock, Mean Girls, Baby Mama… all comedies with some light drama, but this is a drama with some light comedy and she can't pull it off. I don't buy her as a character, especially not a dramatic one.
Sarah: There's no Portia Nathan. There's only Tina Fey. When you put her in a movie, she's likable and funny, but I can't look at her and think she's someone else.
Joe: It's like watching Hamlet starring David Letterman. You wouldn't believe it was anyone but him.
What Drove You Nuts?
Sarah: This movie doesn't follow any rules, even those of basic storytelling. Her mundane long-term relationship ends predictably (and conveniently) and she meets a quirky, vanilla Paul Rudd. But, the movie doesn't show us the process of how they get caught up in each other, which is pretty much the ONLY thing a rom-com has to do.
Joe: Well, there's also chemistry. Rudd and Fey aren't sexy, even when they're having sex.
Sarah: There is absolutely no spark between them. At one point, Paul Rudd tells Tina Fey she's "exquisite." Exquisite? Because they have some witty banter? She has the same banter with a cow.
Joe: I'm jealous of your passion. The movie was too boring to inspire anything in me but sadness.
What Will You Be Thinking About Tomorrow?
Joe: That everyone, including the admissions officer, believes a special kid like Jeremiah would excel at Princeton, when in reality he would be irreparably damaged.
Sarah: Well, nobody in this movie thinks you should avoid being damaged. The mother-daughter relationship is fundamentally broken but played for laughs. Mom didn't tell you she had aggressive breast cancer? That's just so her. She wants you to stop calling her "mom"? How evolved.
Joe: I do like that for all her "independence" talk, Tomlin swooned at the first Russian who hit on her.
Sarah: Paul Rudd and Tina Fey would make awesome co-hosts on Sesame Street or amazing dinner guests. They don't make believable lovahs, but my affection for them is so strong that I'm still not mad at them for this movie.
Joe: I can't believe you said lovers like that.
Sarah: I just can't use it un-ironically. If I'm uncomfortable, you have to be too.
Joe: There's a scene with Rudd and Fey in a shower stall a la Tony and Angela. There was an opportunity to make it sexy and funny. Instead, Fey leaves after 30 seconds. The whole movie is like that: one big missed opportunity.
Sarah: You know Tony and Angela eventually became… lovahs.
Joe: You're the worst.
Sarah and Joe are writers/editors who live in Boston. They met in a bar and married within a year. They love to argue about early Woody Allen films and old romantic comedies. They both agree to hate musicals.


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A Moment in Time | Interview with director Ruby Yang | PBS
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Hanging out in Alaska in the sprin/summer? Yes. Winter? Not a chance if you are outside for more than 20 minutes. Make sense? Hope this helps.
I use these to hike in Georgia in the summer. They're a little warmer than my running shoes, but my feet are still very comfortable in 80-degree + temps.
These are probably closer to a trail runner than a real hiking boot, though the soles do have some stiffness. I bought them specifically because I wanted something cool and lightweight for day hiking and short overnights.
I bought them on clearance at REI last July. When I first got them, I thought they were too small and debated whether to return them for a half-size larger, but they loosened up a bunch within the first day. Just wore them on a 12 mile hike with Superfeet insoles. No hot spots or blisters anywhere. I have narrow ankles, so it's hard to find shoes that don't cause heel slippage. These have plenty of room for my toes and keep my heels in tight. Probably would not work as well for wide feet. Love these shoes!
Thinking of getting another pair, but the price just went up online. If they don't go on sale again in my size, I'll get the blue ones that are out for 2012 when they go on clearance, as the blue is very pretty too!
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Life in an average day on the road on a motorcycle
First off, there is no average day. I wake up each morning and every day is different and sometimes not predictable. I do have sort of a macro-plan but everything is flexible. If I find out about something along the way, I stop and take the time to enjoy my new found discovery.
Yesterday morning for example, I spent the night at a compound which in itself was not typical. At the end of the day around dusk, I am looking for somewhere to pitch my tent and sleep. I try to find somewhere away from the RVers and somewhere with a pretty view. Or somewhere interesting like the abandoned house I found in Washington. But I choose the campground because I needed a hot shower. I was feeling pretty ripe and sticky. My hair gets greasy and itches if I go more than 2 or 3 days without washing it.
So yesterday morning I woke up and go through my morning ritual of packing everything up. Because I am traveling on a motorcycle, everything has to be packed just right otherwise it wouldnt fit. I have my bike organized like this:
All of my camping gear goes all the way in the back in the yellow dry sack. In there, I have a 0 degree down sleeping bag, a 45 degree down sleeping bag, a silk sheet (for warm weather which I have not used yet but it takes up very little room), a blow up pillow, my 2 man tent, a gore-tex bivy sack, mosquito net, and a small and large dry sack. It is surprising how much fits in that yellow dry sack, but it has to go it just the right way.
The metal box on the tail section contains my clothes (all wrapped in plastic bags to suck the air out and make things more compact and easier to handle), my computer, my computer related stuff (memory storage, power pack, CD reader, etc) and my bank. In my bank is where I keep the majority of my cash, my spare keys, ATM card, license and passport. I carry the minimum amount of cash on me because I am concerned that if I get robbed or misplace my daily wallet, I will still have what I need to keep going.
My waterproof backpack sits on top of my rear box and yellow dry sack. In there, I have my hiking boots, food, water, and things like sunblock, etc. I have this ready to grab and go if I want to do a hike or something.
Right side metal box contains my tools, stove, cooking pot, warm and cold weather riding gloves, water proof jacket and pants (street clothes), sandles, toiletries, and my thermal liner that zips in to my Revit jacket and pants riding suit. Oh, and of course my folding wine glass.
Left side metal box has my rain suit, my zip in gore-tex liner for my Revit jacket and pants riding suit, an electric vest (so nice when it is really cold out), maps, small thermal cooler (for beer), my ipod player, AA batteries and charger, computer wires and various connectors, more food, first aid kit, water filter, and a long sleeve shirt and mosquito camp that I can quacking put on at the end of the day at my camp.
In my tank bag, I have everything I need to get to quickly such as my phone, camera, knife, some tools, pens, flashlight, wine opener, etc.
Once I get everything packed up (which usually takes about 45 minutes (30 minutes if the mosquito are really annoying), I set my GPS and hit the road. Yesterday I headed toward Whitehorse in the Yukon. I stopped at a Yamaha Dealer along the way to have that front tire that I was lugging around for the past 3 weeks. I took the wheel off my bike myself and let them mount and balance the tire. It was done in 15 minutes and when they told me that I owe $62, I thought they were kidding. Then I thought, its Canadian dollars (which is almost exactly the same as US now. Well, I found out the hard way that everything is expensive in the Yukon. There billing rate is $124 an hour. And since their season is so short, I guess they feel the need to gouge tourist passing through to make up for the 8 months of winter. Then I went to get some fast food in town. What would have cost $5 back at home cost over $10. Everything in Canada is more expensive.
I stopped and talked to a guy traveling on a KLR650 riding from Australia to Alaska for about half an hour. He told me that he had never ridden a motorbike before he bought that one and he had no real issues traveling the 25,000 miles from the tip of South America to the top of Alaska. He had some great stories and advice to share as I am planning the same trip, just in the opposite direction. From what I hear, the people that are actually traveling have had positive experiences, especially in places that most people fear to go. And the people that dont travel are spreading the myths and putting fear in to adventure travel.
My next destination after Whitehorse was Takhini Hot Springs. People that know me know I love hot springs. Even though it was out of my way, I couldnt resist stopping to take a dip. Like most things in life, I had to dip in to my wallet and pay for the pleasure to soak in the hot water. But I stayed for 2 hours and enjoyed my soak. Plus I think the 3 weeks of road grime finally came off.
My destination that evening was Skagway Alaska. Looking at the clouds ahead, I chose to put on my rain suit and I am glad I did. That is decision that will make or break the rest of the day. Anyone that has ever put on a one piece rainsuit knows it is not easy to do quickly. But once it is on, I know I am going to stay completely dry no matter how much rain falls. And heading in to Skagway, the rain came down in buckets at times. Plus it got cold .down to 44 degrees at the top of the pass. Just a few degrees colder and I would be dealing with snow. It was just a reminder that winter is coming and I am racing the changing seasons.
Since I have never been to Skagway, and since I never know where I am going to be each day, I didnt have a place to sleep. And since it was raining, I wanted to find somewhere with a roof over my head. As luck would have it, Skagway has one hostel and it is a really nice one. I paid my $27 for a warm bed and went to the market, bought a steak, potatoes, mushrooms, squash to cook up,some beer and a 2005 Kiona Reserve Cabernet. I figured I would go big since I made it to Alaska. It has been a while since I stayed in a hostel and I forget how much fun they can be. Everyone is traveling from somewhere else and everyone has a story to tell. And as an added bonus, no one snored last night.
That leads me to now ..what to do? I want to catch a ferry to Haines later today. I think I am going to find a hike to go on or do something to kill some time.
There are times I question myself ..what in the hell am I doing??? It was be easier to just be at home. I wouldnt have to deal with the mosquitos, all the packing and unpacking, the rain, the cold, etc etc. But I love waking up each day and not knowing what is in store for me. I know I am going to be traveling somewhere I have never been to before and making new discoveries along the way. I love looking at my map and wondering what it is like there and then going there to find out. And it is the adventure in it all that keeps me going. I really miss my GF and I know she really misses me. But this is something that has been calling to me for a long time and all my stars have allined to make this trip possible for me.
Ok, got to sign off now adventure awaits!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Upholstery class given at NWCC in Senatobia
Learning to reupholster furniture could be the answer for a fresh look in the home this spring.
The Division of Continuing Education at Northwest Mississippi Community College is offering Beginning Upholstery, from 6 to 8 p.m. Thursdays, Jan. 21-Feb. 18, in the Art Building, Room 205, on the Senatobia campus.
Gloria Singleton, owner of Designs by Gloria and instructor for Hancock Fabrics, will teach the basics of upholstery: the skills, materials, tools and tricks of the trade. The first class will consist of discussing fabrics, tools and supplies needed for students' projects.
Students will be required to bring a small piece of furniture to work on and will learn to cut fabric, attach it to furniture, and attach trim. The fee for this class is $125, plus fabric and supplies (approximately $25). The deadline to register is Jan. 19.
Another noncredit classes offered in January on the Senatobia campus will be Fabric/Furniture Painting. The course, which will also be taught by Singleton, will be offered from 9 to 11 a.m. Saturdays, Jan. 23-Feb. 13, in the Art Building, Room 205.
So don't throw away your old furniture or clothes. Use your artistic expression and recycle.
Learn how to embellish your furniture or clothes by enhancing them through decorative painting.
You don't have to be an artist to take up decorative painting. The fee for the class is $125, plus fabric and supplies (approximately $25). The deadline to register for the fabric/furniture painting class is Jan. 21.
For more information about either course, call Patricia Lowder, coordinator of Continuing Education, at 562-3349 or e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com.
Brittany Greer is a public relations assistant at Northwest Mississippi Community College.
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Health workers in Erie and Ottawa counties have begun taking water samples at local beaches, testing for the presence of large numbers of E. coli bacteria. Results, including advisories for heavily contaminated water, are posted online. Both departments received state grants to pay for the testing.
Erie County began testing May 28 at 25 beaches. Water samples are taken four days a week, Monday through Thursday, said Bob England, Erie County's environmental health director. Testing will continue until the Labor Day weekend.
At beaches open to the public, the health department has put up signs and is posting the latest results on them. Results for all beaches are posted online.
England said health officials will also look for blue-green algae at the beaches. When they see signs of a harmful algal bloom, separate water samples will be taken and tested.
Ottawa County began testing at seven beaches on Monday, said Nancy Osborn, that county's health commissioner.
Beaches at the Port Clinton city park, Lakeside beach and East Harbor State Park are tested three times a week — on Monday, Wednesday and Thursday — while beaches at Camp Perry, Catawba State Park, Kelleys Island and South Bass Island State Park are tested once a week. Kelleys Island is in Erie County, but it's easier for Ottawa County to collect the water samples via the ferry.
The water samples from both counties are tested for E. coli bacteria at the Erie County Health Department's laboratory.
The state health department used to pay for testing four times a week, but it reduced funding, so Ottawa County reduced testing accordingly. State funding for beach testing for Ottawa County fell from $21,032 to $20,455, Osborn said.
"We don't have any other resources other than what the state gives us for that program," Osborn said.
England said Erie County, which received about $22,000 this year, took a $1,000 cut but decided to keep testing four times a week.
"The stakeholders in the program are used to four days a week. I didn't see the point of cutting back," England said. "I ran some numbers and decided we could continue offering what we had."
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Porter-Cable is recalling certain 3 1/4 horsepower, electric, fixed-base production routers and one production router base because the metal side handles contain no insulation, which could lead to electrical shock.
The recalled routers and base were manufactured from 1990 to April 2014 and sold for between $85 and $690. Approximately 100,000 of the affected units were sold in the U.S. and 7,800 in Canada. The following router models are being recalled:
The router model number and the manufacture date code are on a metal plate on the back of the upper motor housing. The date code consists of the year of manufacture, the week of manufacture and the manufacturing plant code in the YYYY WW-XX format.
The router base is model number 75361 and is also sold separately. The model number is located on the side of the base opposite the Porter-Cable label.
No injuries have been reported. Owners of these routers are directed to unplug them and contact Porter-Cable for a free replacement router base with insulation on the handles.
Contact Porter-Cable toll-free at (888) 344-7973 from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. ET Monday through Friday, email firstname.lastname@example.com , or online at www.portercable.com, click on Important Safety Notice/Recalls, then select 2014 for more information.
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