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Official MPAA Rating: Scary Movie 3 is rated PG-13 for for pervasive crude and sexual humor, language, comic violence and drug references.
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Mark Brzezinski
|Mark Brzezinski
|United States Ambassador to Sweden
|Assumed office
18 October 2011
|Preceded by
|Matthew Barzun
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|Azita Raji (nominated)
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|Mark Francis Brzezinski
April 7, 1965
United States
|Alma mater
|Dartmouth College
University of Virginia Law School
Oxford University
Mark Francis Brzezinski (born April 7, 1965) is an American lawyer and political appointee who is the current Ambassador to Sweden.
He is the son of Polish-born former National Security Advisor Zbigniew Brzezinski and the grandson of Polish diplomat Tadeusz Brzeziński. His mother Emilie Benes Brzezinski is the grandniece of former Czechoslovak president Edvard Beneš. His sister is Mika Brzezinski, co-host of the morning talk show Morning Joe and his brother is military expert Ian Brzezinski. He is also first cousin of author Matthew Brzezinski.
Brzezinski graduated from Dartmouth College with a Bachelor of Arts in government, earned a J.D. from the University of Virginia Law School, and holds a D.Phil. in political science from Oxford University. He also earned a Fulbright Scholarship to study the Constitutional Tribunal of the Republic of Poland.
He was a corporate and securities associate at Hogan & Hartson LLP in Washington, D.C. from 1996-1999.
From 1999-2001, Brzezinski served in the Clinton administration as a director of Russian/Eurasian affairs and director of Southeast European affairs of the National Security Council at the White House. In that capacity, he was White House coordinator for U.S. democracy and rule of law assistance programs for the region.
He married Carolyn M. Campbell, a lawyer, in 1991[1] and then married a second time to Natalia Lopatniuk in 2008.[2]
Brzezinski was a foreign policy advisor to the presidential campaign of Barack Obama,[3] and was later appointed Ambassador to Sweden by Obama.[4]
- ^ "Carolyn M. Campbell Is to Marry Mark Brzezinski, a Fellow Lawyer". The New York Times. 22 December 1991.
- ^ Congratulations Natalia Lopatniuk & Mark Brzezinski. September 6, 2008.
- ^ "The Talent Primary". Newsweek.com.
- ^ "Seven ambassadors confirmed by Senate". The Hill's Floor Action Blog (The Hill). October 18, 2011.
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Located on the south side of Tucson. It is believed that the Arizonian Theatre was opened in the 1950's, and was destroyed by fire later in that decade.
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Tucsonman on September 12, 2014 at 4:30 pm
It opened on August 11th, 1950; I've got the grand opening ad here:http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:mjqmHUfBrpMJ:newspaperarchive.com/us/arizona/tucson/tucson-daily-citizen/1950/08-11/page-20+&cd=1&hl=en&ct=clnk&gl=ca&lr=lang_en
Tucsonman on September 12, 2014 at 4:37 pm
This aerial shows that it burned down no later than 1958:http://www.historicaerials.com/aerials.php?scale=2000&lon=-110.9682648629&lat=32.169081866741&year=1958
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Day Sailing on Banderas Bay
This wonderful sailing tour is the perfect way to spend a day in Puerto Vallarta! Relax on board, sail into the wind, swim in crystal clear blue water and explore the natural wonders of Banderas Bay. This day combines pure, unadulterated sailing pleasure with absolute pampering!
- Sailing adventure on Banderas Bay
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If you have never sailed before, this is your opportunity to learn! Before departing from Marina Vallarta, you'll have the opportunity to receive a short briefing on the basics of sailing. The rest of the day can be as interactive as you choose. Adventure seekers will swim and snorkel in Banderas Bay, and if weather permits, you'll stop at a beautiful beach where you can enjoy swimming and snorkeling in the protected waters of a secluded cove.
For the less energetic, this is a day to just lie back on one of the many cushioned mattresses. There is simply no better way to take in the tropical surrounds, than by sipping on an ice-cold beverage while enjoying the natural sounds of the sea punctuated by the song of the wind.
Without a doubt, sailing is the ultimate way to catch a glimpse of wild dolphins, humpback whales, manta rays and turtles. Wild dolphins love nothing more than to swim alongside a silently gliding sailboat and you'll delight in their antics as they play in your wake.
This day combines pure, unadulterated sailing pleasure with absolute pampering. Your friendly crew scrupulously attend to the smallest details to ensure that your sailing experience is the adventure of a lifetime. Lunch, snacks and all beverages are included!
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REFUGEE: A man leaves, embarks on a journey, endures inhumane difficulties in search of a humane haven. There is a war going on where he comes from; it's not safe even to walk to the vegetable souk. Abducted by one armed group, an ambulance driver he knows is forced to make a fake confession on video for the benefit of satellite news channels, then sold to another armed group—and so on.
Egyptian intellectuals and the revolution
Egypt has had Islamists and "revolutionaries". So who are the nukhba or elite routinely denigrated as a "minority" that "looks down on the People"? Educated individuals, non-Islamist political leaders, the catalysts of the revolution itself… But, in the political context, this group is to all intents synonymous with the cultural community. As per the tradition, which long predates the Arab Spring, writers, artists, scholars and critics often double as political activists/analysts and vice versa; and in this sense much of "the civil current" (anything from far-right conservative to radical anarchist) is made up of "the elite"—of intellectuals.
Construed as a political player, the cultural community in Egypt has been the principal challenge to the Islamists since January-February 2011, when the revolution took place—an understandably weak rival among the uneducated, materialistic and sectarian masses. Yet how has the cultural community dealt with the revolution regardless of this fact, assuming that what took place really was a revolution?
Lost in affirmation
Artists, Islamists and Politicians
Against "the threat of Islamisation", culture is said to be Egypt's last line of defence. But what on earth do we mean when we talk about Egyptian culture?
The night before the ridiculously so called 24 August revolution—the first, abortive attempt to "overthrow the Muslim Brotherhood"—Intellectuals gathered in Talaat Harb Square to express discontent with the new political status quo. Much of what they had to say centred on the draft constitution making no provisions for freedom of expression, but the resulting discourse was, as ever, an amorphous combo of statements: "We cannot stand idly by while our national symbols of thought and creativity are subject to attack," for example. Here as elsewhere in the so called civil sphere, resistance to political Islam has readily reduced to generalised statements of individual positions rallying to the abstract title of Intellectual, which in Arabic is more literally translated as "cultured person". Cultured people—actors, for example, are eager to protect culture—the films and television serials in which they appear; and in so being they have the support of artists, writers, "minorities" and "thinkers".
Never mind the fact that most Egyptian actors have never read a book in their lives, whether or not they admit to such "lack of culture"; it is their social standing as visible producers of something falling under that name that places them in a position to defend an equally, historically compromised value system: enlightenment, secularism, citizenship; imagination, inventiveness, choice…


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Why Every Pilot Should Take Acro
Learning the basic maneuvers is more important than you think
You may wonder about the benefits of aerobatics to general-aviation pilots, especially when most pilots' main mission primarily consists of pleasure flights to try another $100 hamburger. After all, why bother with inverted loops when you can merely enjoy the view and have a pleasant flight? The answer is simple: Anyone who practices aerobatics becomes a better, safer pilot, and the skills you learn from a professional aerobatics instructor not only can be applied to your general-aviation flights, but also to saving your life one day.


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Haste Returns! Talking All Things Demon Lord with Rob Schwalb!
Podcast: Play in new window | Download| Episode 127|
Today we're re-launching the Haste podcast, of course with a few changes pending yesterday's news. Micah will no longer be a part of the show, but I'm currently in the works of setting up my new co-host. The format of the show may undergo a few tweaks and changes but nothing too major. In the meantime I'll be doing interviews and news blurbs as usual until we get back to a 100% regular structure and release schedule.
It's good to be back!
Haste! Iron Kingdoms Unleashed, Dungeonscape, the new DMG and more!
Podcast: Play in new window | Download| Episode 126|
Tonight we're hoping you all had a great turkey day, we're well rested and ready to chat about some serious RPG stuff. Come join us!
[Note: There were some audio anomalies on Micah's end with this episode. During recording I thought this was just distortion on the call we were on, as that is common on skype/G+, however it turns out that it wasn't and I did my best to scrub the audio but there are still some rough spots. -Jerry]
Haste: Guest host Rob Schwalb talks Shadow of the Demon Lord, and more!
Podcast: Play in new window | Download| Episode 125|
Tonight we're joined by famous game designer Rob Schwalb to talk to him about his new game Shadow of the Demon Lord. You can get all of the latest information and more on SotDL on Rob's website, and on Schwalb Entertainment's blog. Also, be sure to check out the Cthulhu: Strange Aeons Kickstarter, which Rob is also a part of.
Haste! Extra Life, New Players, Describing Combat, "Chess Is Not An RPG" and More!
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Jerry is gaming for 24 hours straight this Saturday in order to help raise money for sick kids by taking part in the Extra-Life fundraiser. His team, Team Gazebo is comprised of himself, Dustin from Baldman Games, his wife, and a few local friends. They are raffling cool prizes off including D&D stuff, board game stuff, and PC games.
Haste! with guest Ben McFarland of Kobold Press
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Tonight, we're joined by freelance Game Designer Ben McFarland to talk about Kobold Press's Southlands Kickstarter, and lots more. Don't forget that you can follow Ben on twitter at @Brickk. Let's jump in now!
Haste! w/ guest host(s) Exploding Rogue Studios!
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Tonight, we're joined by Brian Patterson and Tracy Barnett of the newly formed Exploding Rogue Studios! Tune in as we talk about Karthun, and lots more. Be sure to hit up their website for all the details on stalking them online!
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|Peeled chopped cooking apples
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
|All purpose flour
|1 1⁄3 Cup (21.33 tbs)
|Baking powder
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|Baking soda
|3⁄4 Teaspoon
|Ground cinnamon
|3⁄4 Teaspoon, divided
|Ground nutmeg
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|Unsalted margarine
|1⁄3 Cup (5.33 tbs), softened
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|Low fat sour cream
|2⁄3 Cup (10.67 tbs)
|2 Tablespoon
|Vanilla extract
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|Vegetable cooking spray
|1 Tablespoon
|Chopped raisins
|3 Tablespoon
|Brown sugar
|2 Tablespoon
|Lemon juice
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|Powdered sugar
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Toss apples with 2 tablespoons flour; set aside.
Combine remaining flour, baking powder, soda, 1/2 teaspoon cinnamon, and nutmeg in a small bowl; set aside.
Cream margarine,- gradually add sugar, bearing at medium speed of an electric mixer until light and fluffy.
Add eggs, one at a time, bearing well after each addition.
Add reserved flour mixture alternately with sour cream, beginning and ending with flour mixture.
Mix after each addition.
Stir in brandy and vanilla.
Spread one-half of batter into a 9-inch stuare baking pan that has been coated with cooking spray.
Combine reserved apples, remaining 1/4 teaspoon cinnamon, raisins, brown sugar, and lemon juice; sprinkle evenly over batter.
Spread remaining barter evenly over apple mixture.
Bake at 350° for 40 minutes or until a wooden pick inserted in center comes our clean.
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A side order that's too hot
It may look cheap, but travel cover can cost you dear, says Sean Coughlan.
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How a barrister sees it
Richard Colbey: While mobile phone companies boldly proclaim their terms entitle them to the full cost of calls after a phone is stolen, there is no legal authority to support that.
Justice at last for victim of mobile phone thieves
Singlepoint had a change of heart over a pensioner's £1,100 bill after Jobs & Money intervened on her behalf. Patrick Collinson reports.
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Your shoutOur story on bills for mobile 'airtime abuse' sparked an outcry from readers.
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Let's say goodbye to a mutual friend
David Stonebanks, a retired college lecturer, is campaigning to turn mutual insurer Standard Life into a plc, and release potential windfalls to members. Here he argues why he believes in demutualisation
On reflection
Patrick Collinson: Thank you Mr Jobson Money, now just send us your passport.
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Bank's new products for Muslims
On July 14, HSBC's Islamic finance division, Amanah Finance, will launch two new products for British Muslims who are excluded from buying financial services because of their faith.
Never better on fixed rates
If you're looking for a fixed rate mortgage, you've never had it so good, it was claimed this week. Halifax and Nationwide have both just unveiled their "lowest ever" fixed rate home loans.
Barclays new pension plan
A move announced by Barclays this week could give hope to millions of people in money purchase company pension schemes.
Credit and store cards 'outrage'
MPs and consumer groups this week launched their fiercest attack yet on credit card and store card operators for charging "outrageous" rates of interest.
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How elderly are being cheated
Just how honest is the long term care system? Tony Levene reports.
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Capital lettersOver four years, I paid more than £8,000 in to a plan but it was worth less than half this. Was I mis-sold?
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End of the rainbow for same-sex couplesNew proposals could finally give lesbians and gay men legal equality. Rupert Jones reports
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The winners' tableThere are another five lucky winners in our Investor of the Year challenge
Did you pick this month's prize shares?It is time to announce the winners for June in our Investor of the Year 2003 challenge, this year sponsored by fund management group Artemis and run in conjunction with The Observer and Money Observer.
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When early birds are forced to shell out
Paying off personal loans is landing borrowers with an annual penalty bill of £330m. Jill Papworth reports.
Redemption chargingWhat key UK lenders charge.
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Cash with little splash for microphone kingTerry Wogan had little ambition when he started work as a bank clerk. But as one of Britain's leading broadcasters he's shrewd with his finances, Daisy O'Clee discovers.
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Watch out for MIPThe mortgage indemnity premium, abbreviated to MIP or MIG, is an insurance premium to cover any loss the lender may make in the event of repossession.
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We like Chelsea building societyChelsea building society has produced the best notice account on the market for some time, says Stuart Glendinning from Moneysupermarket.
We don't like Chorley's Astley accountThis week's wooden spoon goes to the Chorley and District building society.
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We don't like NatWestNo one goes on holiday without a credit or debit card, but one not to pack in your hand luggage this summer is the NatWest standard credit card.
We like NationwideGoing abroad this summer? Then take a Nationwide building society credit card with you.
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We like distribution bondsCurrently one of our favourite investments for conservative to realistic risk investors are distribution bonds.
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City is getting back on track
Many are predicting a jobs recovery amid new optimism in the square mile. Mary O'Hara reports.
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Staff who are more equal than others
In the concluding part of his series on diversity at work Nic Paton discovers that many companies are trying harder to recruit a broader based workforce - but only certain types of employee are feeling the benefit.
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Legal counselMeriel Schindler, head of the employment group at solicitors Withers LLP, answers your questions.
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A question of tasteChef patron Jean Christophe Novelli tells Sandra Deeble about his favourite place to work.
Could you manage the next step up?
Have you got what it takes to lead your own team? It can be done - if you know how. Sandra Deeble explains.
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Doctor workWhat might an ex-headteacher be able to do?
If I were bossA senior partner asked me to deputise for him on an overseas sales drive, but it clashes with our twins' birthday. Should I go or should I stay?
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I always feel like I'm racking my brain to remember what I've watched recently, and who I'd like to recommend it to. I found this little pocket Film Diary at Little Otsu, a favorite small press of mine based in San Francisco & Portland (full disclosure: I'm currently working on designing a planner with them).
At first I thought I'd never use it because I'm so computer-based these days, but once I started to fill in the various list like: stats on frequently visited theaters, random top favorite films, best title sequences etc., it was super fun for a movie-gal like myself. I'm also just jotting down little impressions about stuff I'm watching like The Wire and Mad Men and will be interested to flip back in a while to see my thoughts later down the line in my viewing. I'm just going to leave it on my coffee table so I fill things in regularly and so my friends can flip through and get some suggestions for things to watch.
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From financial aid to curriculum development to career services, each year thousands of alumni and non-alumni donors help support your Pace education. On Thursday, February 27, say thank you as the Office of Development and Alumni Relations at Pace hosts Thank a Donor Day, as part of the Council for Advancement and Support of Education's (CASE) Student Engagement and Philanthropy Day.
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Scott Faulkner of Vernon Center was named Sportsman of the Year at the annual CNY Sportsman Show held Saturday at the Kallet.
Faulkner is an enthusiastic outdoorsman, enjoying hunting and other outdoor activities with his friend and family. He continually finds time to make these outdoor sports family activities or introduce others to the joys of the outdoors.
He has also helped others enjoy the outdoors, to preserve the outdoor heritage and to protect the rights of others to enjoy these sports. He has been active in the Vernon Rod and Gun Club and Oneida County Federation of Sportsmen. Saturday he represented the NYS Outdoorsmen Hall of Fame at the show.
For many years Faulkner has volunteered to teach several classes each year of hunter safety training. Countless numbers of young hunters have learned safety and ethics and have been able to obtain their hunting licenses from these classes. He has also been a mainstay of the Vernon Rod and Gun Club and has constantly been there for any of their activities, fund-raising, or organizational tasks. He has especially worked hard at the activities that benefit the youth.
Scott has been involved for a long time in the Oneida County Federation of Sportsmen's Clubs and has served as its president. He represents them in the New York State Conservation Council, as well as serving on the Board of Directors of the NYSCC.
For these many years of active involvement, Scott Faulkner has been inducted into the New York State Outdoorsmen Hall of Fame. He has continued to work and serve that organization, currently serving as vice president. He has been chairman of the NYSOHOF fund raising activities and the selection committee which annually inducts sportsmen and women from around the state. He also is involved with NYSOHOF youth activities such as the various fishing derbies or clinics that they sponsor.
Leo Maloney presented Faulkner with the award at the end of the day's events Saturday.
For full report of the event, see the Oneida Press and Eagle Newspaper's other Madison County editions.
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Georgia Game Changers Running Company, currently at 60 Exchange St. in Richmond Hill, will be closed Sunday as the company makes its final move over to the new Game Changers Health & Fitness Complex at 8872 Ford Ave., just south of Interstate 95.
The National Weather Service has issued a new heat advisory for today, estimating the heat index could feel like it is nearly 110 in the area.
The Georgia Department of Natural Resources wants to know what people think about its proposed cost increases for hunting and fishing licenses.
U.S. Sen. Johnny Isakson, R-Ga., said in a statement issued Wednesday that he has Parkinson's disease.
Have fun kayaking, whitewater rafting, ziplining, canoeing and more on a Leisure Travel trip to the U.S. National Whitewater Center in Charlotte, N.C., on July 18.
A Pembroke man will walk around Statesboro next Saturday carrying a large orange cross to help a local family in need.
Georgia Connections Academy, a statewide provider of free virtual K-12 schooling, is still enrolling students for the 2015-16 school year and will host online information sessions this month.
Georgia ranks 39th among the states on seniors' health, one place better than last year, according to a new report on people 65 and older.
There are 100 days of summer, and the American Red Cross urges eligible donors to choose their day to give blood and help ensure a sufficient blood supply.
The Richmond Hill Historical Society and Museum will host Cars and Coffee, a monthly event showcasing unique, rare and antique cars, from 9-11 a.m. Saturday at 11460 Ford Ave.
If you have school-age children, you might greet the arrival of June with some relief - for at least a few months, you don't have to worry about "encouraging" kids to do their homework, study for tests, give you their permission slips for field trips and so on.
Local children can try to reel in the big one at the Richmond Hill Exchange Club's 25th annual Kids Fishing Derby form 8:30 a.m. to noon Saturday at the Richmond Hill Fish Hatchery on Highway 144.
The Bryan County School System is operating on a four-day work week through July 10.
The Urgent Care Center of Richmond Hill will host Business After Hours from 5:30-7:30 p.m. Thursday, June 18, at 60 Exchange St., Suite B-7.
REIDSVILLE - Lou Ann Phillips has been promoted to chief executive officer of Canoochee Electric Membership Cooperative, according to its board of directors.
Today, sales of fireworks become legal in Georgia.
STATESBORO - Eagle Nation's biggest fan may leave Statesboro and return to his hometown.
A friend of mine - long embroiled in upsets, distractions, problems and tribulations - called one day to announce happily that she was learning to "let things roll right off my back."
High-school head football coaches from southeast Georgia were celebrated recently at CrabDaddy's Restaurant on St. Simon's Island by In the Game High School Sports Magazine.
On Thursday, the U.S. Supreme Court again upheld a key component of the Affordable Care Act against a politically driven effort to dismantle the law through the court system. The King v. Burwell ruling protects tax credits in states such as Georgia that chose to use the federal healthcare.gov marketplace rather than create their own state-based health-insurance exchange.
The Bryan County Board of Education will increase its budget by $5.6 million for the 2016 fiscal year, but will not raise taxes along with it.
We are living in a very chaotic world and complex times, but the "good news" is that God is still in charge.
The concept of "retirement" has changed dramatically in recent decades.
Georgia Southern "Voice of the Eagles" and Learfield Sports general manager Chris Blair has accepted a role to become the play-by-play voice of the LSU Tigers following the conclusion of their 2015 football season.
ATLANTA - Since 2000, lightning has been one of the most-common weather-related killers in Georgia, second only to tornadoes.
The other day, I was returning home from a trip and turned on the radio. A song that caught my attention went something like this: "Long as I got King Jesus, I don't need nobody else."
Students at George Washington Carver Elementary School who made the fourth nine-weeks honor roll are:
I heard a story one time about a church that was looking for a new pastor. When asked what they were looking for, the chairman of the search committee said that they only had two main criteria. One, they did not want a pastor who had studied Greek, and two, they did not want a pastor who had ever been to the Holy Land.
"Inside Out" is the 15th effort from Pixar Studios, and for those who have been disappointed with some of its latest entries, Pixar has its mojo back. This is its most visually stunning and emotionally resonant film since "WALL-E."
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A while back, we wrote about the ducted fan, single rotor, VTOL drone that [Armin Strobel] was working on. It wasn't quite finished then, and hadn't got off the ground yet. He's posted an update, and from the looks of it, he's made tons of progress,…
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Last weekend I've tested Panasonic NCR18650B batteries on my maiden PolyClub EPP airplane.
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Liverpool John Moores University are holding their second conference on the use of drones in environmental research on July the 7th and 8th. There are some great pieces of research being presented and it should be a very interesting couple of days.
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Building to Win
Gazing out over our national political terrain, it's not hard for progressives to see that we're in the fight of our lives. As Pat Buchanan likes to say, the left has won most of the culture wars and lost almost all the political and economic ones.
We have helped build a society that's more socially tolerant than it was a quarter-century ago. America suffers far less from invidious discrimination based on race, gender or sexual orientation than it did a generation back. That's a crucial achievement and one that provides an important reminder of our power to mobilize the forces of change.
But when it comes to public policy, economic outcomes, control of government and the business of public life, the story is quite different. The broad movement of American politics over the past twenty-five years has been toward the acceptance, indeed the embrace, of greater inequality, the discrediting of public institutions and a near-idolatry of private markets at the expense of corporate accountability to the rest of us. Not since the 1920s has political organization been so weak, inequality so great or public life and mass culture so dominated by corporate priorities. In each of these important arenas, progressives are getting clobbered.
George W. Bush has made it clear that mandate or no mandate, he will pursue an extremist far-right agenda--a further redirection of resources to the rich, the privatization of Social Security, vouchers for Medicare, a rollback of environmental progress, the mugging of labor and the use of government to benefit corporate interests.
Just how extreme Bush's policies really are was dramatized by Jim Jeffords's recent defection. It has given Congressional Democrats an opportunity to regain their voice, frame the issues and be strong in opposition and offer alternatives, but so far the party leadership has offered no consistent counterstrategy, let alone the sort of visionary leadership that would mobilize the great mass of disengaged Americans. The view of many Democrats that they can "work" with Bush is a dangerous delusion. Contrary to what the Democratic Leadership Council was preaching just months ago, Democrats have almost no common ground with the Administration. To continue to seek bipartisan consensus on legislation muddles the debate and squanders an opportunity to create a record of difference between the parties for 2002 and 2004.
We have no choice but to fight back. But to fight back we must also fight smart. That means recognizing our own responsibility for our current predicament. We cannot keep blaming our undervalued position in the marketplace of ideas on a "reactionary" or "ignorant" public. A progressive politics that blames the people as its starting point is dead on arrival. And the people are, in more cases than not, on the side of progressives. Indeed, supermajorities share progressive positions, from equal opportunity to clean elections, a clean environment, leveling up not down on trade, keeping the government out of our bedrooms and battling those who would discriminate on the basis of sex or race.
The last election showed the emerging strength of a progressive majority. The combined Gore/Nader vote of 52 percent was the largest center-left vote since 1964. The election also showed continued solidification of the Democratic base among union households, minority communities, prochoice women and people concerned about the environment--suggesting that strong stands on these issues will not hurt the party. More important, the changes taking place in society and the economy--the growing demographic diversity, the increase of women in the workplace, the growth of less traditional households--suggest that this emerging majority is likely to grow. And the "new economy" should make conditions more favorable to progressives as people confront increasing insecurity in jobs, benefits and wages, as well as escalating demands on their time.
Al Gore's message--despite his garbled presentation--was considerably more popular than the candidate himself. Democrats who were bolder than Gore, who more clearly distinguished themselves from Republicans, generally won. The result: In many states, as Gore was going down to defeat at the top of the ticket, Democrats won, often by whopping margins. Take North Dakota. There, Gore claimed one of the smallest shares of the popular vote in any state--a bare 33 percent. Same day, same election, Kent Conrad, the Democratic senator with populist positions on trade and farm issues, was re-elected with 61 percent of the vote, and Democrat Earl Pomeroy, another vigorous advocate of family farmers and a leader among House Democrats in attacking Republicans on Social Security and Bush's tax bill, was re-elected to the state's single seat in the House. Similar stories can be told in West Virginia, Missouri, Florida and other states.


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Moms share tips on baby wearing, cloth diapers
Posted: September 3, 2014 at 1:30 a.m.
Every time an attorney, CEO or professor slips a book bag over a shoulder and heads off to work, a mom somewhere in America slips a ring sling, pouch or Moby wrap over her head and gets on with the rest of her day -- "wearing" her baby.
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The School of Babywearing suggests the acronym TICKS for safe babywearing:
T— Tight: Slings and carriers should be tight enough to hug your baby close to you as this will be most comfortable for you both. Any slack will allow your baby to slump down in the carrier, which can hinder the baby's breathing and pull on your back.
I — In view at all times: You should always be able to see your baby's face by simply glancing down. The fabric of a sling or carrier should not close around him so you have to open it up to check on him. In a cradle position, your baby should face upward, not be turned in toward your body.
C — Close enough to kiss: Your baby's head should be as close to your chin as is comfortable. By tipping your head forward, you should be able to kiss your baby on the head or forehead.
K — Keep chin off the chest: A baby should never be curled so his chin is forced on his chest. This can restrict his breathing. Ensure there is always a space of at least a finger width under your baby's chin.
S — Supported back: In an upright carry, a baby should be held comfortably close to the wearer so his back is supported in its natural position and his tummy and chest are against you. A baby in a cradle carry in a pouch or ring sling should be positioned carefully with his bottom in the deepest part so the sling does not fold him in half, pressing his chin top his chest.
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There's a saying - don't break with your shooting cue and don't shoot with your breaking cue. Simply put, break cues were made for breaking. They feature stronger ferrules and harder tips, allowing you to hit with maximum force without worrying about damaging your shaft or mushrooming your tip.
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I love spontaneity. Name a new adventure and I'm ready to go. I definitely want to meet a girl who has a similar attitude. She's not afraid to try new things, but there will also be time for us to slow down, spend time talking, listening and really getting to know each other. I'm very devoted to my family and friends and would do anything to protect them and help them. My match can count on the same support if she turns out to be the one I'm meant to share my life with. She can also count on me to show off my romantic side. I like buying a girl flowers or surprising her with food at work just to make her feel special. Another thing important to me is laughter. I have a quick wit/sarcastic sense of humor and look for the same in my match. We laugh a lot when we are together and "get" each other's jokes. So what are you waiting for? If you've landed here first, say hello. It's easy. And I promise I'll respond. ;)
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I exercise 5 or more times per week.
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In this course, photographer and author Ben Long details the features, controls, and options in the Canon 5D Mark III digital SLR. The course begins with an overview of what a digital SLR is and takes a tour of the basic camera components. Ben then discusses the basic camera operation: changing lenses, navigating the menus, shooting in automatic mode, reviewing and managing photos on the LCD screen, and transferring photos to a computer.
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My husband will probably pass out during the birth, I've already got his best friend as my back-up husband for that day... (he's cutting the cord). My husband can't stand the sight of his own blood...I know he doesn't have to look but he's already warned me he probably won't stay in the room. So it will be just me and his BF.
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The older children go to a nearby school where they have to cross a river and walk two hours to the nearest government school. The student's life is put in peril everyday crossing the river. Their books and clothes are wet and when they return home after spending almost a day in school without snacks, they are tired, hungry and exhausted. You can imagine the difficulty for a little boy or girl of 6 years going to school every day. We want to build a school in their own village so that they don't have to suffer like this or die crossing the river.


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Katy Perry's new album Prism hits stores on Tuesday. The album's first single 'Roar' shot to the top of the charts and showed off a newer, more confidently fierce side of Katy. But the follow-up 'Unconditionally' reflects Katy's vulnerable nature, and maybe even sheds some light on her romance with John Mayer. Take a listen!


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George Eggan hosted the 40th Cox Family reunion at his Verona Hotel in the village on Sunday July 12. Thirty-five decedents of Charles Cox and Mina Lowe Cox were in attendance. The Cox family has been residents in the town of Verona for more than 100 years.
This year's reunion brought together folks from Verona, Oneida, Sherrill, Rome, Durhamville, Canastota, Lowell and the states of Florida and Illinois. Betty Cox of Sherrill was the senior member present with Alexa Nekritz, daughter of Cyndi Nekritz of Oneida being the youngest. Joan Cox of Jacksonville Florida traveled the most distance. Officers for the coming year were elected as follows: Craig Gardner of Durhamville as president; Joe Vanderhoff of Lowell as vice president Dorene Suits of Lowell as secretary Louise Gardner of Durhamville as historian.
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IRVING, Texas During a Tuesday morning radio interview on 105.3 The Fan, Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones compared Tony Romo to New Orleans Saints coach Sean Payton. Payton, also a former college quarterback at Eastern Illinois, coached Romo early in his NFL career. With Romo having more input in the Cowboys' offensive game-planning this year, Jones made the statement while discussing Romo's knowledge of the game. Romo was asked about that comparison after practice on Tuesday. "Comparisons are, you know, just I think more than anything you just kind of get to the point where you understand the game at a certain level," Romo said. "For me, I think sometimes I think about the game very detailed. Little things matter tremendously as far as the outcome of plays the releases, the differing things as far as where you want people on certain plays at what depth. And a lot of good coaches do that stuff. I just think you see it that way a little bit more when you get older." So does th...
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The movie is called "Doubt," but members of the Screen Actors Guild seem to have few misgivings about it.
The film is the leading nominee for the 15th annual SAG Awards, which were announced Thursday (Dec. 18). It picked up five nominations -- individual nods for Meryl Streep, Philip Seymour Hoffman, Amy Adams and Viola Davis, plus one for its ensemble -- to lead all the nominees in movies and television.
A pair of other potential Oscar contenders, "Milk" and "The Curious Case of Benjamin Button," earned three nominations apiece. On the TV side, "30 Rock," "Boston Legal," "The Closer," "John Adams" and "Mad Men" all earned three nods each.
Several actors earned multiple nominations, either for different roles or individual and ensemble work in one project. The leading individual nominee, though, is a mild surprise: Taraji P. Henson earned a supporting nomination for "Benjamin Button" and is part of the nominated casts for the movie and "Boston Legal."
The SAG Awards will take place Sunday, Jan. 25.
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Richard Jenkins, "The Visitor"
Frank Langella, "Frost/Nixon"
Sean Penn, "Milk"
Brad Pitt, "The Curious Case of Benjamin Button"
Mickey Rourke, "The Wrestler"
Female Leading Actor
Anne Hathaway, "Rachel Getting Married"
Angelina Jolie, "Changeling"
Melissa Leo, "Frozen River"
Meryl Streep, "Doubt"
Kate Winslet, "Revolutionary Road"
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Since 2009 plants have been blasting away at lawn-attacking zombies with unrelenting firepower, but the Plants vs Zombie games were previously not what you'd call "shooters." Garden Warfare finally lets the zombies carry various projectile weaponry to even the odds for a war unlike anything fans have experienced. Is it just a bunch of corpse gags or a real competitive experience?
There are basically three modes to choose from: Garden Ops, Vanquish, and Gardens & Graveyards. Garden Ops is the only one you can play all alone, but it's much more fun when up to three friends join you. As one of four plant types you have to stop ten waves of zombies from eating away your garden's life bar, and you can build the garden on one of three spots on each map. The eleventh wave challenges you to meet Crazy Dave at his flying RV and evacuate, Titanfall style. Vanquish is your basic first-to-fifty, eight-on-eight deathmatch.
Gardens & Graveyards is the most amusing of the bunch. In it, zombies try to take over six consecutive gardens ending in an arena that changes depending on the map, and the plants try to stop them. The offense only has five minutes or so to pile into each graveyard, making things like activating teleporters crucial for victory. Crushing the defense and actually making it through the last area is pretty gratifying, as is stopping the zombies on the first garden if you're on the plant side.
There are also "Classic" versions of each mode that take away any bonuses or cosmetic items you've added to your characters for anyone that wants to level the playing field. Beginners can also check out the mode Welcome Mat, a kinder, gentler version of Garden Ops, if they're just getting started or, in the case of some fans making the jump, they're new to shooters entirely.
Each side of the conflict has four characters to choose from, and they certainly are unique. The Peashooter is the quickest mobile infantry, the Chomper is a great garden-defender, the Sunflower functions like the Medic from Team Fortress, and the Cactus is at home from long-range and even up above via its drone.
The zombie Foot Soldier is fast, like the Peashooter, the Engineer can operate heavy machinery, the Scientist is the zombie's healer, and the All-Star is heavy damage, all the time. While the zombies have some similar abilities, they can also shut down certain plant powers completely. The Chomper's devastating Burrow ability, which is almost always a one hit kill, doesn't work on Engineers using their Jackhammer. Engineers can also pull Chompers out of the ground with a Sonic Grenade.
In a nod to Battlefield, there's a Commander-style screen called Boss Mode that you can use to eagle-eye the front lines while dropping support abilities, and it can be accessed on your tablet using SmartGlass. The goods come from an actual aircraft circling the battlefield, so if any of your enemies are in range they can try and bring it down.
It's this playful back-and-forth chaos that lets the air out of what is typically a very serious genre. Just about everything in Garden Warfare is done in the service of silliness. The walls of each map are covered in goofy graffiti and bad puns, the weapon effects sometimes sound like they were performed by actual people, and even the grunts each character makes while scooting across the battlefield are capable of eliciting laughter. There are fun touches like the reticles of each character's weapon being unique, the ability to unlock special gestures you can assign to the d-pad, and a vast suite of customization options.
To get to the really funny stuff, you have to spend some time in the Sticker Store gambling your winnings on random assortments of upgrades. Depending on the type of pack you buy, you can grab beauty items like tattoos and hats, support items that both plants and zombies can dig or spawn in battle, and parts of an entire set of stickers that unlock one of five special versions of each character. You can scan through all you've acquired in your Stickerbook.
The Sticker Store is generous, but there still is no guarantee you can get what you want. It's a bummer to see a special type of Cactus while in the thick of it, knowing that all you can do to earn it is perhaps cross your fingers harder. There are also three stickers that can upgrade each character's stats, but they don't seem to make a huge, unfair difference in competition. More discomforting is the idea of Garden Warfare one day allowing microtransactions. The good news is the majority of stuff you can unwrap in the Sticker Store is purely cosmetic.
The biggest place Garden Warfare drags its feet a bit is in its single-player offerings. This is clearly a multiplayer-focused game, and Plants vs Zombies veterans may not be ready for an in-your-face version of their favorite franchise right away. If you don't plan to play it online there's not much you can do, besides grinding Welcome Mat and Garden Ops, and they won't earn you a lot of coins.
There are also only five maps that you will come to know very well across the three central modes. PopCap has hinted at more content coming in the future, for free, but at $40 for Xbox One and $30 for 360 and PC, you may want to hold out until that happens. There's no question Plants vs Zombies: Garden Warfare will make you smile, but unless you're a die-hard PopCap fanatic that also craves third-person shooting and isn't going to get Titanfall – you wont be playing it for very long.
Garden Warfare was a surprise when it was announced, and you'll be surprised when you play it what PopCap managed to accomplish. But it can get repetitive when the jokes run dry, and the system designed to combat this is locked behind piles of crumpled tinfoil and stacks of unwanted stickers. If you're starving for more brains, charge in. But don't be afraid to let this plant grow a bit before enlisting.
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Needle in a play stack: New column explores the ever-growing world of vinyl records and where to find them
The popularity and resurgence of vinyl records is hard to ignore, and with good reason. There is an undoubted warmth in tone and sense of nostalgia vinyl offers with which digital forms of music can't compete.
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The Art of Living Joyfully
The Art of Living Joyfully
Allen Klein presents a compendium of advice and plain common sense comprising a guide to good cheer. This wonderful collection of quips, quotes and instruction comes from a variety of people and from all eras of history. Dividing the books thematically, covering such topics as Friendship, Laughter, Beauty, Nature, Faith, and more, this is a book to cherish for oneself and to give as a heartfelt gift. From yesteryear to yesterday to today; from the famous to the little known; on subjects that touch our lives every day in every way, the selection of quotes in The Art of Living Joyfully offers insight and inspiration to help you and those you care about feel good about themselves and life.
Allen Klein is a motivational speaker and author who believes strongly in the way words can influence how we feel mentally, physically, and spiritually. In this day of tweeting, texting, cyberspeak and the non-language of email, the written and spoken word has the power to touch our hearts and lift our spirit that is extraordinary.
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