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Tim BrosnanExecutive Vice President, Business
Tim Brosnan was named Executive Vice President, Business in February 2000 and in this role oversees all domestic and international business functions of Major League Baseball's Office of the Commissioner, including licensing, sponsorship, domestic & international broadcasting, special events and MLB Productions.
Tim joined the Office of the Commissioner in 1991 as Vice President of International Business Affairs. He was promoted to Chief Operating Officer of Major League Baseball International in 1994 and to Senior Vice President, Domestic and International Properties in 1998.
Prior to joining Major League Baseball, Brosnan was appointed to the New York State Commission on Government Integrity by Governor Mario Cuomo in 1987 and two years later was appointed counsel to the Chairman for that Commission. In 1989, Tim was selected as a Regional Finalist for the White House Fellowships. He earned a BA from Georgetown University where he was a four-year player and captain of the baseball team and a JD from Fordham University School of Law where he graduated as President of the Student Bar and Commencement Speaker. He began his career practicing law at the Park Avenue offices of Kelley Drye and Warren.
Tim is currently a member of the Board of Directors of the Fordham Law Alumni Association and several of its fundraising arms. Tim also serves on the Board of Directors of the Baseball Tomorrow Fund. He is a member of the New York City Bar Association Sports Law Committee and is a founder and Board Member of the De la Salle Academy, a private non-profit school for underprivileged, gifted children.
Tim and his wife, Claire O'Brien, have three children -- Helen, Kevin and Charlotte -- and reside in Westchester County, New York.


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Arrests made in Rutland area vandalism spreeBy Brent Curtis
STAFF WRITER | January 26,2013Rutland police say a vandalism spree that damaged more than 100 vehicles, businesses and homes in the city and surrounding communities during the last few days has been brought to an end.
On Thursday night police arrested Jacob Eells, 18, of West Rutland, Cade Bowen, 17, of Castleton, and Cody Vanguilder, 17, of West Rutland, who police say were responsible for the vandalism estimated to have cost tens of thousands of dollars in damage.
This is the largest act of vandalism in the city that anyone can remember, Rutland Police Chief James Baker said Friday. It represents a serious violation of the moral values of the community, and it targeted some of the most vulnerable residents. We will continue to work to ensure that justice is served for those victims.
The teenagers were charged with multiple counts of unlawful mischief both felony and misdemeanor counts, according to Rutland Police Sgt. John Sly.
But they wont appear in court to answer the charges until Feb. 4 as police continue to investigate cases of vandalism that were still being reported Friday morning.
Were working on tallying the total amount of damage, Sly said. We need specifics from every victim. Its going to take some legwork to get estimates and do a final tally. Thats why they were cited into court.
Through the evidence of an eyewitness, several surveillance cameras and interviews with the teens, some of whom allegedly confessed to the acts, Sly said police were able to build their case.
In one of the videos police have obtained, a white Buick sedan can be seen stopping in front of a business. A shooter then fires at a glass door and the car drives away, Sly said. The Buick is seen in other videos and was identified by the only witness police have found so far, the sergeant said.
With that evidence, Sly said, police were able to find the vehicles owner the father of one of the suspects. City detectives investigated all three teenagers, he said, and obtained a confession from at least one.
Since 3 a.m. Wednesday, when the first complaints of broken windows were phoned in, city police have responded to more than 100 reports of vandalism involving windows shot out with pellet guns, Sly said.
The number of shootings in Rutland Town and West Rutland, where similar vandalism was reported, is still being tallied, Sly said.
Its horrendous, he said. The number of people adversely impacted by their actions is huge.
As for the reason for the shootings, there was none, Sly said.
There was no specific motive given. There was no targeting of specific individuals. As we suspected, it was purely random acts, he said.
The last report of broken windows due to vandalism was received at the Rutland Police Department at 3:05 p.m. Friday bringing the number of individual cases of vandalism from the spree in the city alone to 111.
Sly said the cases reported Friday were all believed to have occurred before the teens were arrested.
While the shootings have stopped, Sly predicted that city police would remain busy following up with victims and compiling spreadsheets and reports for the incidents.
This is going to keep us busy all weekend, he said.
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U.S. consumers face "serious" inflation in the months ahead for clothing, food and other products, the head of Wal-Mart's U.S. operations warned Wednesday.
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CCCC joins in celebration of Dallas Herring, father of N.C. community colleges
Central Carolina Community College has honored Dr. W. Dallas Herring, the educator known as the philosophical father of the North Carolina Community College System, with an unveiling of his portrait at the college's Lee County Campus.
The System office and the 58 community colleges across the state recognized March 6 as "Dallas Herring Day," honoring his influence in making the state's community colleges what they are: institutions providing comprehensive education.
Herring served as chair of the State Board of Education from 1955 to 1977. In 1963, the General Assembly established the NCCCS. Herring was instrumental in the creation of the community college system on the philosophy that education should be available to all and that community colleges should "….take people from where they are and carry them as far as they can go."
Dr. Marvin R. Joyner, president of Central Carolina Community College from 1983 to 2004, remembers Herring well.
"He was my graduation speaker when I graduated from Wilson Technical Community College in 1962," Joyner said. "I knew him professionally from then until he passed away in 2007."
Joyner said that community colleges were created as vocational schools. Many people were concerned that if they became comprehensive, the focus would shift to college transfer programs instead of vocational training.
"Dallas fought for community colleges to be comprehensive," Joyner said. "That was a hard sell back in those days. It took a real champion of the idea to fight for it. He had a vision of North Carolina and a real vision of the education person. He didn't believe in just training people, but in educating them. He felt education should stress educating the whole person. We would not have a comprehensive community college system today without Dallas Herring."
Richard Modicue, of Lillington, is one of the hundreds of thousands of students who have benefited from Herring's vision and commitment. Modicue is CCCC's 2013 nominee for the NCCCS' Dallas Herring Achievement Award. The Desert Storm/Desert Shield Army veteran said that five years ago he had been out of school for 30 years and was "going nowhere fast." Then he saw an ad for CCCC on television and decided to act.
"Dr. Herring said it best," he said. "Take people from having nothing to having a college degree if they are willing to apply themselves. I think that from where you come from to where you end up plays a major part in how you see things in life. Because of Dr. Herring's vision of community colleges and the help I received along the way from teachers and counselors, the sky's the limit. I can go as far as I want."
Modicue is one credit away from his Human Services degree and is already taking classes toward a Bachelor of Social Work at Methodist University. He plans to become a substance abuse counselor.
"Dallas Herring was a visionary who understood that education could be a defining factor in a person's life," says Dr. Scott Ralls, N.C. Community College System president. "His legacy has brought us to where we are today – one of the most comprehensive community college systems in the nation, educating people of all ages, training the state's workforce and providing college transfer opportunities."
The N.C. Community College System office commissioned Herring's portrait as part of the System's 50th Anniversary celebration. Copies were sent to each of the state's community colleges. Duplin Winery and the North Carolina Community Colleges Foundation sponsored the portraits.
In honor of Herring, the State Board of Community Colleges has also renamed its regular meeting room as the Dr. W. Dallas Herring State Board Room.


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WWW.Gomatadors.com Moving To CSTV
Northridge, Ca. - There is a change brewing in the Cal State Northridge athletic department. The news is that www.gomatadors.com is moving to a new home, CSTV.
The move will take place on March 3, 2008. The move to CSTV will provide Matador fans with an improved and enhanced user experience. Visitors to www.gomatadors.com will notice a significant change in the user interface in which a cleaner more contemporary look and feel has been applied throughout the site.
The improved website will maximize the capacity of each page by restructuring site navigation and creating a more attractive graphical layout that integrates news, multimedia, advertising, and event information. The new website will continue to provide timely and accurate data on Cal State Northridge Athletics and its sports programs.
In addition to the new look, fans will also be able to follow live game action via Gametracker. Fans will continue to access team rosters, schedules, online ticketing, video streaming, press releases, promotions, and much more.
CSTV is the most-trafficked college sports Web site, and its network of 215 official athletic sites for the top colleges and universities make it the number one online course for college sports original broadband content.
The list of CSTV member colleges and universities includes the following ...
Arizona State - www.thesundevils.com
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I finally decided to do something with the .308 Saiga.
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There were some questions posed if my retrofit was safe.
The following photos and video should confirm it is.
Others have had a problem of: with the safety on pull the trigger, when they released the safety, the hammer fell on the firing pin.
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They're sexy, lots of us want em but even with the roughest prices ever seen they've dried up in supply lately. Parsi doesn't list em on Gunbroker anymore, so what is one to do?
How about restoring the ones that were neutered?
As you can see, the dimensions on my copy were a lil off but it's passable and will stay on the rifle it's on. Next one will be a lot more accurate due to sitting down and doing an actual print.
Well, maybe a somewhat ghetto drawing but hey...
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I'm sat at home watching Eric Idle singing Always Look on the Bright Side of Life on Top of the Pops 2, and I was wondering, were any of the Python songs ever arranged for Brass Band?
What is your favourite Python Song?
I'm sat at home watching Eric Idle singing Always Look on the Bright Side of Life on Top of the Pops 2, and I was wondering, were any of the Python songs ever arranged for Brass Band?
What is your favourite Python Song?
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My personal favourite song is the Lumberjack song, I can just imagine our conductor or percussionist coming out dressed as a Lumberjack or something, wielding a dead parrot.
"Spam" would be a bit boring, though, wouldn't it?
"every sperm is sacred" does it for me every time! and the lumber jack song aswell
You gotta love Monty Python. genius. Has me in stitches every time i watch one of the films, yet i find myself laughing before the funny part is said because i know what is coming next!
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All great songs,
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I like Chineese
All fantastic fun songs, how about a medley? Mr Sparke are you following this??
Garry Hallas.
NOthing would get the audience rocking more than the "Spam" song.
I could even see a band marching along at a carnival to the "Camelot" song from "The holy grail".
Roy Taylor
Rothwell Temperance
Liberty Bell? I always want to go "Fthhhhtuuuuppppp" after playing that...
Sit On My Face already has a Brass Band feel to it, that'd go down well as an arrangement.
Knights of the round table - the last line of which would make a great bass trom/Bb bass solo!
Steven Day
Principal Cornet
Staff Band Cymru
Dont forget the universe song. Brilliantly clever lyrics. I think this would make quite a good brass arrangement too.
Thought this might be of interest....
We got out an old piece called (I think!) the Three Musketeers....
Half way through one of the movements there is a nice bass line melody.
Two bars in I totally lost it and cracked up as it sounded like the lumberjack song and was thinking of our basses dressed in high heels and the rest!
Check the 'dusty' sections out in your libraries - if you're interested!
It's probably already been done, or maybe it's part of one of those "War songs" compilations... because the tune is "Sing as we go" by Gracie Fields.Originally Posted by rutty
There is an arrangement of "always look on the bright side of life"
I can't remember the arranger or publisher now though. will try to find out
Bocito ergo sum...
Good point. I think Python robbed a lot of their tunesOriginally Posted by Fishsta
could do something good with Eric the Half a Bee... And the theme from The Life of Brian would make a cracking opener!


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Looking Forward to an Exciting 2002
Tuesday, May 07, 2002
It's been an interesting and challenging several months for the McFarlane Toys Collector's Club. Here's a recap of what has happened and a quick glance into the future of the Club.
After a delay last summer while the Club moved its infrastructure from Michigan to the McFarlane Compound in Arizona, the Collector's Club was faced with the task of rebuilding its operation from the ground up.
What seemed at first to be a mild task turned a bit daunting when we discovered the Club member database needed to be restructured after the move. Our two computer tech geniuses spent several weeks reformatting the list into a cohesive and efficient database.
Also, in looking toward the future, Todd decided - with input from the MTCC staff - to make some distinct changes in the way the Club is run.
First and foremost, the McFarlane Toys Collector's Club will no longer publish and mail a print flyer. The world, as they say, is moving on and we feel it's much more efficient for us to re-create the Club as an online entity.
We did do a final flyer mailing in October, in which we explained the coming changes. The Collector's Club now exists in the Spawn Store at spawn.com (http://ecommerce.spawn.com/store/), which from now on will be the main source for ordering Club exclusive figures. We do continue to offer a fax and mail order service at this time (members can download and print an order form from spawn.com), though online ordering is always the most efficient way to get our products.
Several other changes occurred that are worth noting. We've refocused the Club radically, from an entity that offered exclusive figures to members and functioned as a clearinghouse of older retail figures, to a Club that just offers exclusives. This change in focus brought to light the need to rethink our previous policy of two levels of membership: Gold and Silver. In the past, to become a Gold-level member, you had to purchase an exclusive figure. Now that the Club is only selling exclusives, everyone will in effect be a Gold-level member, making the very idea of levels superfluous.
All members were combined into one database, which greatly simplified the ponderous dual-database method of operation we previously used. Also, all members were assigned new Club ID numbers. These IDs are required to shop in the online Spawn Store, which is for members only. Important: Your former Club ID numbers will not work. If you don't know your current ID number, you can contact email@example.com with your name and mailing address and we'll take care of you.
One bonus is that all Club memberships are now permanent; you no longer have to worry about your membership expiring.
The current available products from the Club are the exclusive limited-edition Urizen action figure, each one hand-signed by Todd. We are also offering the long-awaited accessory pack for Spawn Series 19: The Samurai Wars and a Body Bag to decorate your action figure dioramas.
The switch to an online Club was not without a couple speed bumps. There were some shipping issues and some technical issues with the Spawn Store. Those have been smoothed out and we hope the process has become more comfortable for everyone.
Our next exclusives have already been chosen and are in the manufacturing process. Our tentative schedule calls for the Spawn Store to be updated with new product in March.
As always, the Club is here for its members. If you have any questions or concerns not answered here, e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com.


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Printed sheer chiffon mini dress with stretchy smocked waist. "V"-neckline in front. Back and sides of neckline is trimming with ruffles fabric. Dress is lined except for sleeves. Skirt portion of dress is flouncy. A pretty and romantic shape with a quirky pattern to liven things up.
*Shell - 100% Rayon, Lining - 100% Cotton
*Machine Wash Cold
Measurements for Size Small:
Body Length: 35"
Bust (all around): 44"
Sleeve Length: 26"
*Shell - 100% Rayon, Lining - 100% Cotton
*Machine Wash Cold
Measurements for Size Small:
Body Length: 35"
Bust (all around): 44"
Sleeve Length: 26"
Rated 4.2 out of 5Â by 17 reviewers.
Rated 4 out of 5Â by wolfiestrutt Flattering waistline I wasn't wowed by the pattern on this dress at first when I saw it online, but I recently recognized the white version on an actress on television and thought it was beautiful on, so I decided to give it a go. The pattern is prettier in person than in the online photos and it was nice enough on to make it a keeper, but the fit is slightly wonky on me. While the elastic waist does flatter a small waistline the top seems a little awkwardly roomy for me, even with a 36 C/D bust (I'm 5'5", 115 pounds and ordered a S). The bottom is a cute fit since it has a little volume to offset the tighter fitting waist. I don't love the ruffle at the neckline, but still a cute choice with the mix of sheer material and opaque lining - especially for the sale price, which I missed out on by days! :( 12.4.2012
Rated 5 out of 5Â by AnsleyV Makes your waist look tiny This dress didn't wow me right off the bat but is insanely flattering, I dont know what voodoo magic was at work but my waste looked sooo small. Wish everything fit like this! 11.27.2012
Rated 5 out of 5Â by junghwa Beautiful Dress!!! I LOVE this dress so much! I was a litle hesitant because of the price, but I am so happy that I bought it. Its not too short, so you can wear it with bare legs. You can also wear it with tights so its a great transition piece from summer to fall. The neckline is really flattering. The pattern is very pretty. I can see how the stretchy waistband might not be suited for every body type, but it works well for mine. I just make sure that when I get up from a seated position that the back is pulled down. This dress is really comfortable and within minutes of wearing it out for the first time, I already received compliments. For reference, I am 5'4", 120lbs, 32B. I bought this in an XS as I do with all Free People pieces. 10.9.2012
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Madri The BEST purchase After reading previous reviews, I was nervous to purchase this dress, but I took the risk because it was so different and irreversible; You can wear during the fall, winter, spring, and summer. When the dress came in, I was so excited. I am 5'3, 115 pounds, and am 32 DD's and it looks AWESOME. This is by far my favorite purchase from people. The dress is beautiful and fits wonderfully. 10.1.2012
Rated 4 out of 5Â by kilove Lovely This fit well from the waist up. I also have an athletic body. I have a small waist but my butt is larger than the models' so the dress is short in the back. If you have curves I would suggest either getting a size larger or wear cute bike shorts underneath, so your not constantly pulling the dress down in the back. The fabric is pretty, the way the skirt moves when you walk is pretty, and I love the print. Lovely dress:) 8.21.2012
Rated 2 out of 5Â by freepeoplel0ve Too much fabric! I was so excited when I saw this dress, I was ready to order it online but my gut was telling me to go to the store and try it on. Good thing I did, because I was very disappointed with the result. It's a beautiful dress however, I'm 5'0 so it was just way too long for me. The scrunchy waist band was not flattering to a petite figure at all because it was too wide which caused the top of the dress to flap over too much (like it does on the model) and made me look incredibly frumpy. 9.1.2012
Rated 5 out of 5Â by freepeoplee Looks better on :) I tried this dress on only because I was pressured into it by whoever I was shopping with at the time. I wasn't expecting it to look good, as I really wasn't that crazy about it on the hanger. Well, I put it on, and I absolutely loved it! I know most things on freepeople.com go on sale sooner or later, so I decided to wait and just hope my size was left. I ended up getting it for my birthday because I kept mentioning how much I liked the dress, haha. The only thing wrong-- it fit me too loose. I think someone who should've really tried on a large tried on my dress (medium), because it is really stretched out along the waistline. 5.7.2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by wickywacky wild horses dress This dress is really flattering, boho chic.. I am usually a small in free people and that worked fine. measurements 5'7, 135 lbs. Really adorable on. 12.18.2012
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● Specific locations designed with just them in mind
● Equipment adapted for their age and security.
● operating hours that will enable the parents to make the most of their day and evening or even go off on to an excursion
● Innovative supervision strong from over 40 years of experience, respecting the needs and rhythms of each child
● Passionate GOs
●Numerous activities based on their age group
Closed on Sundays.
You can leave your babies with our team of specialist G.O.s in the knowledge that they couldn't be in better hands.
A personal welcome and, after a family breakfast, early learning activities, meals, rest time and cuddles. The Baby Club Med® programme takes a gentle approach which respects each child's sleeping patterns, giving you complete peace of mind. Educational activities, walks and a nap before playing outdoor games. And of course, teatime is a very important moment in the day. The Baby Restaurant is open from 6.30 pm for babies and parents to have dinner together.
For information:
At this age, they're no longer babies, but they still need close supervision
It's the age of first discoveries, so the Petit Club Med proposes early learning activities, walks and outdoor games; a well-balanced lunch devised specially for the needs of growing children followed by a nap or quiet time, creative activities, and of course tea time, always a favourite moment of the day!
The activities follow the children's progress, divided into age groups. From 7.30 pm, after dinner with their parents, they go back to the Petit Club Med®. While parents enjoy a quiet dinner, the children can enjoy their own evening with their friends.
For information: Diapers and formula are not provided at the Petit Club Med®.
Access conditions :
Duration : From 8.30 am to 5 pm, 6 Days out of 7
Minimum age : 2 year(s)
Maximum age : 3 year(s)
Children must be up to date with their diphtheria, tetanus and polio jabs. On arrival at the Resort, you'll be asked to present a document showing the child's health record, and a medical certificate stating that there are no contra-indications to the child's presence.
Diapers and formula are not provided by Baby Club Med®.
Creativity and energy, at this age, children have a thirst for everything.
The Mini Club Med®'s vocation is to satisfy their boundless energy and curiosity. Activities include sport, games and creative activities. Children are divided into age groups.
Access conditions :
Duration : From 8.30 am to 5 pm, 6 Days out of 7
Minimum age : 4 year(s)
Maximum age : 10 year(s)
On arrival at the Resort, you'll be asked to present a medical certificate stating that there are no counter-indications to the child's presence.
Proposed during the school holidays, there are no obligations at the Club Med Passworld®, a spirit teenagers adore. It gives them their own exclusive area, the Chrystale Room, where they can meet and get involved in all sorts of activities. They can use it to discover creative, sports and artistic activities, or just for the pleasure of being with their friends.
Participants are divided into two age-groups.
Access conditions :
Duration : 6 days out of 7
Minimum age : 11 year(s)
Maximum age : 17 year(s)
The Club Med Passworld® (11 to 17 years old) is available at the following dates:
From 06/21/2015 to 08/28/2015
The little darlings feel right at home thanks to this service, included in your Package. Everything has been thought of as concerns the babies' comfort and the parents' well-being. Available in the room: baby bed, baby bath, changing table , high chair ( on request)bottle warmer, strollers.
A baby corner is also available in the main restaurant to prepare the baby's food.Strollers are also available.
Adapted to the nutritional needs of the little ones, the meals are prepared by our specialised cooks in the Baby Restaurant.
Within the Baby restaurant, lunch is under the complete control of the GO's but the parents can come and join their little ones if they wish.
To make the most of a moment in total freedom, make the most of our baby sitting service.
For your information: Club Med provides you with a list of baby sitters but at no time can be held responsable for the service.
Pyjama Club is a group baby sitting service (with no specific activities). It enables parents to leave the little ones in the evening with experienced GOs.And this in a location ideal for their comfort and safety.
The Club Med Spa by Carita opens its doors to teens.
A specific menu of beauty treatments (no massages**) is available at certain times to get them to discover the world of well being.
Booking on site only.
**For your information, our massages are non medical and non paramedical. They are well being treatments and non therapeutic. The word "massage" can also mean a body sculpt technique, done by our professional practitioners or our beauty therapists.
Access conditions :
Minimum age : 11 year(s)
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Babies explore movement - crawling, climbing and sliding - on fun circuits created especially for them. The activity is run by G.O®, as part of the children's club activities proposed. Parents may also take part in this learning activity when the G.O® organise specific events. For information, this activity is open to children enrolled at Baby Club Med® and Petit Club Med® only.
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Minimum age : 4 months
Maximum age : 3 year(s)
The children discover their tastes within these cooking lessons orchestrated by a specialized GO. At the end of each lesson, the recipe cards are given to the children to take home with them.
These lessons complete the program: to eat correctly that accompanies all meals taken within the Mini CLub Med.
Access conditions :
Minimum age : 4 year(s)
Maximum age : 10 year(s)
Clean Art Planet raises children's awareness of the environment. This original activity focuses on the objects that find their way into the sea and are then rejected by the waves: plastic bags, bottles, flip flops, and so on are used in a series of workshops that focus on art and color, putting emotion in the limelight rather than right and wrong!
Once the objects have been collected from the beaches by adults, sorted according to object and color and washed, the Mini Club Med® can get on with the creative side of the activity, during which the children invent objects and stories, do photography, create large-scale works of art and put on exhibitions.
The activity is run by GO®s. *For Club Med Resorts that are not by the sea, the objects used are recyclable waste such as disposable cups, straws, corks, etc, from the Resort kitchens and bars.
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Children from 15 months to 5 years old, supervised by GO's, discover gymnastics in a room totally equipped with the appropriate equipment.
Activity available within Baby Club Med®, Petit Club Med® and Mini Club Med®.
Access conditions :
Minimum age : 4 months
Maximum age : 8 year(s)
Teenagers from 11 years old can ride down slopes on this board with wheels. Demonstration lesson proposed once a week.
Access conditions :
Minimum age : 4 year(s)
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Private lessons lasting half an hour proposed for children from 5 years old, during the pool opening hours when the pool is not too busy.
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According to Yadkin County Sheriff Ricky Oliver, Sheek was a custodian at Forbush High School and the alleged incident occurred on school property. Sheriff Oliver said the alleged incident may have occurred immediately after school hours.
Oliver said that his offices are continuing to investigate this incident.
Sheek was placed under a $50,000 secured bond.
"(Sheek) has been on suspension, and we had begun dismissal procedures pending completion of the investigation," said superintendent Dr. Stewart Hobbs, as quoted by Tribune news partner WXII.


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EUGENE, Ore. - It was a tough day for Cal State Northridge track & field at the NCAA West Preliminary Round Thursday as the Matadors entered five events and failed to advance in all five. Lilyana Morejon's 27th-place finish in the 10,000 meters was a CSUN best.
Junior Ashley Frazier opened the day for the Matadors in the 400 meter hurdles and ran 1:01.06 to finish seventh in her heat and 34th overall. Only the top-24 advanced the next round of qualifying.
Senior Desirae Gonder was next as she competed in her first of the three events at the meet. In the long jump, Gonder had a decent jump on her first attempt, 18-1 (5.51) but fouled on her next jump and then posted a disappointing 17-7 on her third attempt and wound up 42nd. Only the top-18 advanced to the next round.
Junior Jackie Harrison, running her first 400 meter race at the NCAA Prelims, clocked a time of 55.88 and finished sixth in her heat and 36th overall. Only the top-24 times moved on.
In the final women's race of the night, senior Lilyana Morejon ran a season-best 34:48.61 to finish 27th in the grueling 10,000 meters. Her time eclipsed the 34:52.46 she ran earlier this season at the Cal State LA Twilight Open. The top-12 in the 10,000 meters advanced directly to the NCAA Championships.
In the only race for CSUN on the men's side, freshman Carl Horsley finished seventh in his heat of the 100 meters in a time of 10.71. Horsley, who came in with a season-best 10.55, finished 34th in the field. Only the top-24 advanced to the second round of qualifying.
Five Matadors will get the chance to advance on Friday as Michael Woodham competes in the 110 hurdles at 3:25 p.m., Thomas Johnson competes in the high jump at 3:45 p.m., Tiana Webberley competes in the pole vault at 4 p.m. and Horsley and David Reid are entered in the 200 meters at 6:10 p.m.
Thursday, May 26
CSUN RESULTS (Season-Best)
400 Meters - Women
36. Jackie Harrison - 55.88 (54.25)
10,000 Meters - Women
27. Lilyana Morejon - 34:48.61 (season-best)
400 Meter Hurdles - Women
34. Ashley Frazier - 1:01.06 (59.98)
Long Jump - Women
42. Desirae Gonder - 18-1 (19-7.50)
100 Meters - Men
37. Carl Horsley - 10.71 (10.55)


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Fitness & Wellness Coordinators
Also called: Fitness and Wellness Director, Fitness Coordinator, Fitness/Wellness Director, Wellness Director
In the military: see titles from the Air Force, Army, Marine Corps, or Navy.
In the Air Force: Services; Services Apprentice; Services Craftsman; Services Helper; Services Journeyman; Services Superintendent
In the Army: Military Police
In the Marine Corps: Naval Aircrewman Helicopter; Naval Aircrewman Mechanical
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What they do:Manage or coordinate fitness and wellness programs and services. Manage and train staff of wellness specialists, health educators, or fitness instructors.
On the job, you would:
- Conduct needs assessments or surveys to determine interest in, or satisfaction with, wellness and fitness programs, events, or services.
- Conduct or facilitate training sessions or seminars for wellness and fitness staff.
- Demonstrate proper operation of fitness equipment, such as resistance machines, cardio machines, free weights, or fitness assessment devices.
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People interested in this work like activities that include leading, making decisions, and business.
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The Psychology Department has identified the following four student learning outcomes and corresponding measures
- Knowledge Base of Psychology
- Students will demonstrate knowledge of the major concepts, theoretical perspectives, empirical findings, and historical trends in Psychology. Measure used to assess whether goal is met: Psychology Major Field Test (MFT).
- Research Methods in Psychology
- Students will understand and apply basic research methods in Psychology; they will demonstrate knowledge in research design and application, research ethics and the IRB process, data analysis, and data interpretation. Measure used to assess whether goal is met: Senior Seminar Paper.
- Critical Thinking Skills in Psychology
- Students will demonstrate critical thinking skills, will explore underlying value assumptions, and will apply the scientific approach to analyze problems related to behavior and mental processes. Measures used to assess whether goal is met: Senior Seminar Paper; Psychology as Science (PAS) scale.
- Application of Psychology
- Students will demonstrate skills in the ethical application of Psychology by successfully completing one of two possible senior level internships:
- (a) a research internship in which students conduct original research under the direction of a faculty mentor or
- (b) a field internship in which students work at a community agency or organization which engages in applied psychological work. Measures used to assess whether goal is met: Internship Supervisor Evaluation Form ; Internship Experiential Paper.


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News about Uzbekistan, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.
Chronology of Coverage
Mar. 31, 2015
Islam Karimov wins reelection as president of Uzbekistan by landslide; Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe says results were expected and criticizes election because Karimov, who has history of ruthlessly quashing opposition, left voters without 'genuine political alternatives.' MORE
Mar. 30, 2015
Uzbeks turn out in force at polls for expected fourth term of Pres Islam Karimov; 77-year-old authoritarian has led Central Asian state since 1989. MORE
Dec. 18, 2013
Uzbekistan government drafts roughly million people to pick cotton every year during fall harvest, providing free labor for world's fifth-largest cotton exporter; rights advocates have criticized system, made possible by cloistered and repressive society, as being continuation of cotton industry's history of forced labor. MORE
Nov. 20, 2013
Political future of Gulnara Karimova, eldest daughter of Uzbekistan Pres Islam Karimov, is in doubt after the president allowed reports to circulate on the normally firewalled Internet that he had beaten her in a fit of rage; report suggests that a vicious and potentially destabilizing feud has broken out inside the ruling family. MORE
Jun. 20, 2013
State Department accuses Russia, China and Uzbekistan of continuing to abet human trafficking and forced labor, raising possibility that they could face sanctions at a time when Pres Obama has tried to maintain relations with each on strategic issues. MORE
May. 18, 2013
Fazliddin Kurbanov pleads not guilty to three federal terrorism charges that accuse him of providing support to terrorist group in Uzbekistan. MORE
May. 17, 2013
Federal authorities in Boise, Idaho, arrest Uzbek man Fazliddin Kurbanov on charges that he provided foreign terrorist group with help in building explosive device. MORE
Apr. 7, 2013
Disputed reports about health of Uzbekistan Pres Islam Karimov, who has ruled for more than two decades, underscore uncertain politics of succession in country. MORE
Feb. 1, 2013
Uzbekistan has offered to provide United States and its allies with roads for removing vehicles and shipping containers from Afghanistan during military withdrawal in exchange for used military equipment, latest bid to supplement their military despite international embargoes; United States appears to be considering request, despite Uzbekistan's past military crimes, illustrating difficult logistics of winding down war. MORE
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General Information on Uzbekistan
Official Name: Republic of Uzbekistan
Capital: (Current local time)
Government Type: Republic; authoritarian presidential rule, with little power outside the executive branch
Chief of State: President Islom Karimov
Population: 27,780,059
Area: 447,400 sq km
Languages: Uzbek, Russian, Tajik
Literacy: Total Population: [XX%] Male: [XX%]; Female: [XX%]
GDP Per Capita: $2,000
Year of Independence: 1 September 1991
Web site: http://www.gov.uz/
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After '05 Uzbek Uprising, Issues Linger for West
Western governments say that further ostracizing the regime would increase instability in the region.May 29, 2008 worldNews
Uzbekistan's Forgotten Massacre
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May 13, 2015, Wednesday
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Accusations of Terrorism Worry Brooklyn's Uzbek Community
Reactions to the recent arrests of men accused of supporting the Islamic State are divided in the small but growing population that represents the nexus of the nation's Uzbek diaspora.
May 11, 2015, Monday
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Uzbekistan: President Is Re-elected
President Islam Karimov has won another term in a landslide, as expected, according to preliminary results issued Monday.
March 31, 2015, Tuesday
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Uzbeks Vote on Expected 4th Term for Authoritarian Leader
President Islam Karimov, in power since 1989, faced three opposition candidates who used their campaigns to praise the incumbent.
March 30, 2015, Monday
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Modern Slavery Grows
In India alone, more than 14 million people are enslaved.
December 3, 2014, Wednesday
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Millions Forced to Live as Slaves, a Human Rights Group Reports
Almost 36 million people are living as slaves across the globe, according to a human rights group, with India having the largest number over all and Mauritania the highest percentage of its population.
November 18, 2014, Tuesday
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Images of an Uzbek First Daughter Under House Arrest
Gulnara Karimova, once described as "the single most hated person" in Uzbekistan, has been under house arrest for seven months.
September 17, 2014, Wednesday
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Plea for Fair Cotton Harvest
Brian Campbell of the International Labor Rights Forum seeks pressure from world governments to eliminate the use of forced labor to pick cotton in Uzbekistan.
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CRESTVIEW — It was a tough start to District 2-6A play for the Crestview boys basketball team Friday night.
The Bulldogs played well enough in the first half to lead visiting Niceville 25-20 at the half. But things came unraveled in the third quarter for the home team as the Eagles turned the tables on the Bulldogs.
Trailing by 12 points with two minutes left in the game, the Bulldogs cut the Eagle lead to four, but in the end Niceville took a 59-55 win.
"It was a good effort overall," Bulldog coach Ken Meisner said. "I know nobody likes to lose, but when you look at the scorebook, that third quarter we got outscored 18-8, and really, that was the game.
"You come out at half time and you're not ready to go things happen."
Meisner went on to say he thought the Bulldogs were ready to start the second half, but when post player Denzel Ware was whistled for a quick foul and had to return to the bench it took some steam out of the team.
For a while it looked as if it was going to be Crestview's night.
Both teams were sluggish in the first quarter. Nick Morken of the Eagles scored first, but a 3-point basket by Roman Donofro gave the Bulldogs a 3-2 lead.
At the end of the first quarter Niceville (3-4, 1-0) led 6-5.
But the Bulldogs (2-5, 0-1) were just about to get untracked.
Clay Hancock came out smoking for Crestview in the second quarter scoring eight of his 11 points as the Bulldogs surged to a 25-20 lead at the half.
But the Bulldogs were unable to maintain the momentum when they returned from the locker room after the break.
The teams traded baskets with Morken scoring on a 2-pointer and Ronnie Baylark hitting a 3-pointer for Crestview to open the second half as the Bulldogs extended the lead to 28-22.
Kolt Drantz scored for Niceville with 4:44 left in the third quarter to give the Eagles their first lead since early in the second period.
Niceville led 35-33 with 1:20 left in the third quarter when the Bulldogs had a chance to tie the game with a three-on-one fast break. Rather than go for the easy layup, Baylark tried for a dunk and missed. Niceville got the rebound and Terrance Jones hit a 3-pointer to put the Eagles up 38-33.
The Jones basket sparked an 11-0 run that extended well into the fourth quarter.
A Nicholas Haynes free throw with two minutes left in the game extended the Niceville lead to 49-37.
Crestview fought back in the final two minutes as the teams traded free throws, but the lead was too large for the Bulldogs to overcome as Niceville pulled out the win.
"I think at the beginning of the third quarter we picked up our intensity," Niceville coach Jerome Strutchen said. "Our subs came in and our bench came in and produced. I think that's what really got us started and then the bench got excited.
"We took a hard loss to Pensacola Catholic last night and for these guys to come out and respond the way the did and to be 1-0 in district is huge for us."
Meisner continues to find the positives in tough losses.
"I think our effort was great," he said. "I hope these fans that came out and watched realized they got to see to hard teams going at it. Both teams are a little down and a little young.
"Coach Strutchen had his team ready to go. And it came down to execution and that's what they did to win the game."
Baylark led all scorers with 16 points. Hancock joined him in double figures with 11 points.
Brandon Mosley topped the Eagles with 11 points and Morken had 10 points.
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Clint was born in Fort Knox, Ky., and was raised in Sandersville and Milledgeville, but had lived in Tennessee, where he was a truck driver for the past several years.
Survivors include his mother, Faye Griggs (Ronny) of Gray; his father, Charles Downs (Lorraine) of Sandersville; four children, Derek, Tanner, Levi and Allie; and a sister, Jenny Downs Anderson of Augusta.
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There is a reason why these boots are one of Justin's #1 sellers! These 8" lace-up work boots provide comfort and stability through short or long work days. The high quality leather will mold to your feet as you wear your boots. The orthodic Texon/Poron insole will provide cushion and comfort to your feet as you stand on them. The polyurethane outsole is long-lasting and it consists of many tiny air bubbles to provide unbeatable shock absorption and durability.
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The Downfall of Pompeii™ - 2nd Edition
Can you escape the inferno?
It's the year of the Consulship of Augustus and Vespasianus. The rich, beautiful Roman city of Pompeii sits at the foot of majestic Mount Vesuvius. Renowned for exotic, easy, and ample luxury, the wealthy town attracts the best of Rome's proud citizens.
But a terrible secret lies deep beneath the slopes of the mighty mountain. A primeval secret is about to unleash unspeakable horrors on this fateful afternoon. The mountain, so very long asleep, is finally reawakening…
Come to beautiful Pompeii! Use your cards to attract your Roman friends and relatives to visit select sites. But beware! The dreaded Vesuvius card means the mountain is awake, spewing fiery lava onto the unsuspecting city.
Now you must struggle to get your compatriots out of the doomed town before they are engulfed. Rushing to avoid lava flows, your people must flee before Vesuvius explodes and ash seals their fate. Lead the most survivors to safety and you win !
Designed by Klaus-Jürgen Wrede, the talented creator of "Carcasonne"
A historically rich, fun game for 2-4 players age 10+, "Pompeii" plays in ≈45 minutes
Includes 3 dual vent tiles and a new "Dual Vent" variant!
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You'll learn to make five basic shapes to start building cute and fun fondant animal cake toppers. Sharon's class is a great place to begin your foray into fondant modeling or elevate your existing cake-topper construction skills. In just minutes you'll create lovely ladybugs and beautiful bees before moving onto delightful ducks and proportional penguins. Sharon's no-nonsense approach will equip you with time-saving tips and gravity-defying construction techniques as you mold movement into your fondant creatures. Your fondant pig comes alive playing in a puddle, and a cute cow kicks up the celebration with a floating fondant-covered balloon. Sharon completes the class with a step-by-step guide to her signature lovebirds — with detailed beaks, bellies and wings.
Meet your instructor, Sharon Wee, and learn to form balls, ovals, eggs, teardrops and sausages, the foundations for all of your fondant animals
Make an adorable ladybug, bee, duck and penguin with Sharon increasing the level of difficulty just a bit with each animal.
Turn your newly formed talents toward making a bunny holding a carrot or a bear perched on its back and holding a flower as you continue on your fondant animal journey.
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Learn how to defy gravity as you create a cow holding a floating ballon using all of the skills and techniques you�ve learned so far.
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McAfee Embedded Control blocks unauthorized applications and change on fixed-function, point-of-service infrastructures, including retail devices, medical devices, industrial control systems, office equipment, gaming devices, automotive, and various military and aerospace devices. Embedded Control provides a simple, lightweight software technology to make your devices resilient to malware infections and attacks.
Viable security for fixed-function and legacy systems — Embedded Control uniquely extends a layer of device security with a fixed CPU or memory, including point-of-sale (POS) terminals, ATMs, and medical imaging systems that perform critical functions and often store sensitive data. A low-overhead footprint does not impact system performance, and it is equally effective in standalone mode, without network access. Dynamically manage whitelists, making it easy to support multiple configurations for different business needs.
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Protecting customers take precedence over seeking headlines – this was the title of a recent blog by our very own Christiaan Beek into the priorities of the team. Yet, within 72 hours we were awoken with news of a recently discovered espionage campaign using a toolkit under the name of Regin. McAfee is aware of […]
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By Brad Antoniewicz and Raj Samani Headlines across multiple media outlets are sounding the alarm on a new vulnerability affecting Linux and Unix systems. Nicknamed "Shellshock," the vulnerability is said by some to have wider reach and impact than the recent Heartbleed vulnerability in April that, by some estimates, affected over million Internet-accessible systems. For […]
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Now, if your tax returns are up to date and you have a healthy relationship with a financial planner, I have no doubt you could answer this question in an instant. But what about your other assets? And I am not referring to your children because clearly they are priceless – most of the time!! […]
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Encryption is the science of encoding and decoding secret messages. It began as cryptography—the ancient Greeks used it to protect sensitive information that might fall into the hands of their enemies. More recently, governments have used encryption for military purposes, but these days the term if often used in reference to online security. Encryption is […]
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Hesperus, or Hesperbot, is a newly discovered banker malware that steals user information, mainly online banking credentials. In function it is similar to other "bankers" in the wild, especially Zbot. Hesperus means evening star in Greek. It is very active in Turkey and the Czech Republic and is slowly spreading across the globe. This sophisticated […]
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By Kristen Fritz
Spring has arrived: flowers are blooming, birds are chirping and warmer weather is on its way (or at least we hope so…). Now is the perfect time to become proactive and begin to think about your physical health and fitness. Not only is exercise good for the body, it's also good for the mind. Participating in exercise can help reduce stress as well as improve overall mental health benefits. So what better way to start than by hitting the gym or pavement, getting some fresh air outdoors and being on your way to a better and healthier you?
The following can benefit mental health, relationships and lead to a healthier and happier life overall.
Reduce stress. Take a walk or head to the gym for a quick workout. One of the most common mental benefits of exercise is stress relief. Exercise also increases concentrations of norepinephrine, a chemical that can moderate the brain's response to stress.


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By Rudi WilliamsAmerican Forces Press Service
WASHINGTON, Dec. 15, 2000 Monday, Jan. 15, 2001, marks the nation's 15th observance of the legal holiday honoring slain civil rights leader and Nobel Peace Prize winner Martin Luther King Jr.
King was born Jan. 15, 1929. Legislation creating the holiday in his honor names the third Monday of January as the day on which it is observed.
Legislators created the holiday in 1985 to serve as a time for Americans to reflect on the principles of racial equality and nonviolent social change espoused by King. King's widow, Coretta Scott King, served as chair of the federal commission planning the first nine-day observance of the holiday the following year.
"For the first time in the history of this great nation, we're honoring a peacemaker, a messenger of nonviolence -- a drum major for justice, love and righteousness who was a native son of America," she said. "Where others preached hatred, he taught the principles of love, nonviolence and a patriotic commitment to making democracy work for all Americans.
"Martin's day, therefore, should be a time for peace and nonviolence in all our human relationships and in every aspect of our personal lives ... a day when all of us put aside our differences and join in a spirit of togetherness in recognition of our common humanity."
Born in Atlanta, King skipped the ninth and 12th grades and studied at Morehouse College in Atlanta at age 15. While still an undergraduate student, he was ordained a minister and was elected assistant pastor of Ebenezer Baptist Church at age 18.
He received a bachelor's degree in sociology from Morehouse at 19, a bachelor of divinity degree from Crozer Theological Seminary, Chester, Pa., at 21, and a doctorate in systematic theology from Boston University at 25. King also studied at the University of Pennsylvania and Harvard University.
King once described the life of the black American as "sadly crippled by the manacles of segregation and the chains of discrimination." In some cities, blacks were forced to sit in the back of public buses and even had to give up their seats to whites. But in December 1955, a black seamstress took a seat in the front of the bus in Montgomery, Ala., and helped to change the face of the American landscape.
Told to get up so a white person could sit down, Rosa Parks refused, defying the city's segregated transportation ordinance. She was arrested. The incident spurred King, then the new pastor of the Dexter Avenue Baptist Church in Montgomery, and other blacks to organize a boycott of the bus company.
The boycott succeeded, gaining widespread public attention and serving as a model for many other similar actions by civil rights activists around the country. The civil rights movement had begun. Within six months, the courts had decreed state and local laws enforcing the segregation of public transportation were unconstitutional.
In the ensuing years, King made equal rights his life's work. Using his own assets and nonviolent tactics, he organized hundreds of boycotts, rallies and marches across the United States, becoming a pivotal civil rights figure. He was often beaten, imprisoned and maligned, but he never stopped teaching or practicing nonviolence.
King was arrested 30 times for participating in civil rights activities. One of those times, while in solitary confinement, King wrote the "Letter from Birmingham Jail" in the margins of a newspaper and on scraps of paper. He refuted several influential critics who had condemned his work as "unworthy of a man of God." King wrote he had come to bring the gospel far beyond his own home.
"We have waited for 340 years for our constitutional rights and God-given rights, and we still creep at horse-and-buggy pace toward the gaining of a cup of coffee at a lunch counter," King wrote.
On Aug. 28, 1963, men and women of all races, religions and political backgrounds participated in a March for Jobs and Freedom in Washington. King delivered his famous "I Have a Dream" speech to a throng of more than 250,000 people that day at the Lincoln Memorial.
King called the huge gathering a "nonviolent army." The march succeeded far beyond the greatest expectations of its planners in transcending political quarrels of the time, bridging differences between competing groups of Americans and speaking to the conscience of the nation. It succeeded, according to its organizers, because it embraced the most enduring and basic American values -- equality and justice for all.
In 1964, at age 35, King became the youngest man in history and the third black man to be awarded the Nobel Peace Prize. Four years later, he went to Memphis, Tenn., to help lead sanitation workers in a protest against low wages and working conditions. He was shot and killed there April 4, 1968, while standing on his motel balcony.
King wrote six books: "Stride Toward Freedom," "The Measure of a Man," "Why We Can't Wait," "Strength to Love," "Where Do We Go From Here: Chaos or Community?" and "The Trumpet of Conscience." All his works and awards are preserved in the archives of the Martin Luther King Jr. Center for Nonviolent Social Change in Atlanta.
Visit the DoD "Tribute to Martin Luther King, Jr.," web site at www.defenselink.mil/specials/mlking/.


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Arctic Monkeys Debut New Songs at Australian Music Festival
One of Britain's biggest bands, the Arctic Monkeys, have unveiled a crop of new songs at the Big Day Out music festival in Australia, this month. The band could also be seen playing some cool new gear...
The Arctic Monkeys previewed new songs at the Australian Big Day Out festival…and could be seen with new gear, too! The band started the set with a new song, "Pretty Visitors". In it, Alex Turner doesn't play guitar, but plays an old Vox Continental organ. Those old organs are excellent, and bands such as The Beatles used them. The modern equivalent is the Nord C1 Organ, which was directly inspired by the Vox Continental.
Watch: Arctic Monkeys, "Pretty Visitors"
On the latest issue of NME, there's a live review of the Arctic Monkeys gig, and a photograph of Alex and his pedalboard…in the dim-lit stage. But we can see the Vox Continental and his pedals - which seemed to have changed slightly from the last time 'round.
In order, here's the pedals Alex Turner used at Big Day Out:
Boss LS-2 Line Selector > Boss TU-2 Tuner > Dunlop Uni-Vibe (not 100% sure about this one, but looks like it) > Ibanez TS-808 Tubescreamer > Boss DM-1 Analogue Delay
Note: the Uni-Vibe Alex used is the Chorus/ Vibrato model (two footswitches) and not the current Stereo Chorus Uni-Vibe.
He also had a Morley ABY footswitch.
His guitar, as the photograph above shows, was a Fender Jazzmaster sunburst.
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Squier by Fender Jagmaster - 3-Color Sunburst - Rosewood
The Jagmaster guitar is an upgraded and redesigned Squier offering tons of tone and vibe. Details such as the vintage tinted neck, parchment and tortoise pickguards, and pearloid dot inlays make this one a cut above the rest! Features A return to the 24" Jaguar® scale for easy playability A six-screw tremolo bridge Duncan Designed™ humbucking pickups…
Web Price:310.00
Availability:in stock