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The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga men's tennis team posted four wins on day two of the UNCW Fall Invitational in Wilmington, N.C. Freshman Marcos Morelli (Pilar, Argentina) is in the finals of the Flight B Singles backdraw after scoring a win on Saturday.
Morelli defeated VCU's Wilder Pimental (6-0, 7-6 (4))in the semifinals and will face UNCW's Christiaan van der Burgh in Sunday's finals.
Senior Jorge Varon (Valencia, Venezueal) is also still alive in the A brackdraw. He defeated Liberty's Egon Samaai (6-2, 6-3) and takes on the Flames' Shae Thomas on Sunday. Freshman Derrick Brown (Marietta, Ga.) will also be playing on Sunday. He faces UNCW's Matt Kealy in the Flight D draw.
Brown and junior Pavels Grigorjevs (Riga, Latvia) won their doubles match on Saturday. They defeated N.C. Central's Tamina Kienka and Jamal Hoyte (8-2) to advance to the Flight B doubles backdraw finals. They will face Liberty's Stan Vaugh and Alejandro Llamas in Sunday's finals.
The finals matches in doubles play are set for 9:30 a.m. (E.D.T.) on Sunday, Sept. 8. The singles matches are scheduled for 12:15 p.m. All action takes place at Empie Park in Wilmington, N.C. Be sure to check back to GoMocs.com for a full recap.
Flight A Singles
Pereira (UNCW) def. Pavels Grigorjevs (UTC) – 6-5, 7-5
Jorge Varon (UTC) def. Egon Samaai (Liberty) – 6-2, 6-3
Flight B Singles
Marcos Morelli (UTC) def. Wilder Pimentel (VCU) – 6-0, 7-6 (4)
Martinez (ECU) def. John Peacey (UTC) – 6-3, 6-3
Flight C Singles
Secanell (Liberty) def. Luke Saunders (UTC) – 6-2, 6-3
Flight D Singles
Holovet (ECU) def. Derrick Brown (UTC) – 6-2, 6-4
Flight A Doubles
Aita-Williams (UNCW) def. Jorge Varon-Marcos Morelli (UTC) – 8-3
John Peacey-Luke Saunders (UTC) def. Nigro-Martinez (ECU) – 8-2
Gerasimov-East (NCCU) def. Peacey-Saunders (UTC) – 9-8 (3)
Flight B Doubles
Pavels Grigorjevs-Derrick Brown (UTC) def. Kienka-Hoyte (NCCU) – 8-2


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I agree completely. When I first saw these stories popping up, I thought "Oh no! I wonder if buying an iPhone 5 was a mistake?" I pointed my new iPhone at my lamp to see what it would do, and sure enough, purple fringe. Then I did the same with an iPhone 4. It was worse. It was more of a red fringe than purple, and there were all kinds of crazy artifacts. And then I tried the same with my $1400 DSLR (with $800 lens). And, of course, the shot was garbage because only an idiot would take a shot like that.
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BOONVILLE - Coming into Starmount's matchup with East Wilkes Tuesday night, the Rams' MO has been falling behind early and playing catch-up.
Starmount flipped the script against the Cardinals Tuesday, pouring in 29 first-quarter points to take a commanding lead early before cruising to the 60-43 victory in their first home game since early December.
"Tonight was one of our most solid games all around," head coach Rocky Horton explained. "We took care of the basketball, we only had four turnovers at halftime, which is really good for us being a young team. Solid defense. All 11 guys really contributed to a great win tonight.
"Earlier in the season, we would dig ourselves into a hole early, so we've been working on trying to get a jump off the get-go. We did a good job of that tonight. That's what we've been wanting to do and we did a heck of a job," he added.
In an explosive opening quarter, the Rams used a 19-6 run over the final 4:35 to jump out to a 29-18 lead at the end of the first. In the run, sharpshooter Gunner Cass knocked down three treys, including a fade-away three at the buzzer, for 11 first-quarter points.
Starmount turned up the intensity on the defensive side of the floor, limiting East to just seven points in the second to take a comfortable 39-25 lead into the locker room.
The Rams held serve in the third, while running down the clock, matching each Cardinal run to head to the fourth up 50-35.
In the fourth, Starmount ran down the clock to preserve the 60-43 win, their second Mountain Valley Conference victory of the season.
With the win, Horton said he is looking for the team to build on the victory moving forward to their second-half slate.
"That's the idea," he said. "We want to protect our home court and this was the first time back on our floor since early December. Our guys have been itching for it. We have to work on carrying the momentum over from a win to the next game. We're working on building momentum."
Cass paced the Rams' offense with a game-high 16 points, while Luke Shore tacked on 11. Zach Worley finished with nine points on the night, while Nathan WIlliams added six.
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Floral patterned knitted long cardigan. Snap button closure at middle front. Two front pockets. Front opening flutters out. Hems are ribbed.
*57% Acrylic, 18% Nylon, 13% Wool, 12% Alpaca
*Machine Wash Cold
Measurements for Size Small:
Length: 34"
Bust (all around): 37 1/2"
Sleeve Length: 28"
*57% Acrylic, 18% Nylon, 13% Wool, 12% Alpaca
*Machine Wash Cold
Measurements for Size Small:
Length: 34"
Bust (all around): 37 1/2"
Sleeve Length: 28"
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Rated 3 out of 5Â by LapTopDancer Wrong Color first saw this cardi photo, I wanted to buy it NOW even though I have only 1 red item, a dress worn twice because red doesn't usually work for me. Last week, I saw it in the mall and was brand new on the sales floor. To the person asking about pilling under "questions", the pilling was already visible, small, but in no time you'll have to start pulling or cutting them off. It's made the same way as FP's other multi color acrylic sweaters. With their great designs, they use the cheapest blend and charge a premium price. #better acrylic yarns, don't pill# Even though red isn't me, orange tones are worse. Since I was there, I tried all of the cardies on because FP sizing is usually all over the place. This time it is TTS. I normally wear M @ 5'3. The first thing I noticed in person were the flowers not sharply defined, blended loosely into the black and colors were not as dark/sharp as in the photo and the pilling that's already starting just cheapens it. In person, the flower colors are a rusty red from dark to light, along with the orange tones, with some peach thrown in. It is knit heavy enough to wear instead of a coat. Since my closets are 3/4 FP, I might still buy it because it's FP....but seriously doubt it, until it's marked waaaay down @ a dept store.. Some people might like the in person colors/construction but there is no getting around the floral pattern not being sharply defined as in the photos, looking more like huge random splotches of color. I could hand knit this and make it more defined than the machine that mass produced this cardi, except it would take 3 to 6 months to complete. LOL. So no 5 star rating because of the misleading photo.. I felt I should write something, because there are people who would like the "in person" colors and others are depending on the photo. 9.22.2012
Rated 5 out of 5Â by katsandkids Hello glorious The color is true to the photo, so no surprises there and unlike what some other reviews reported, I didn't feel that the flowers were splotchy looking at all. They look just as they do in the picture. I purchased the Mulberry color which was my favorite of the lot. I bought my normal size small and I think it's a good fit. Yes, this is a big sweater, but at 5'4" I really don't feel like it's too overwhelming by any means. It still hits me about where it does on the model. For some reason I envisioned this sweater being thicker, but it's just fine the way it is. The size small and thickness of the sweater will make it great to layer with this spring/fall/winter. Thanks FP! This is definitely a winner!!!!! <3 I wish the blue color would come back in stock because I'd love to own that one as well! 4.4.2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by FPLindsayBuffalo LOVE! Bought this in black and really love it! It's great as a sweater coat as well. Really stands out in a crowd. Receive so many compliments. Very warm. Slightly itchy- but nothing one cannot ignore. Beauty is pain and pain is beauty :) If it pills on you, take a sweater shaver over it and it is brand new again. Excellent purchase!! 12.29.2012
Rated 5 out of 5Â by CarolinaMoon so cozy and cute! This sweater/coat/robe is truly the coziest piece of clothing ever! I can't wait to layer it and see all the looks I can get out of it. I would have to disagree that this runs large... I would say it's TTS, (it's just meant to look baggy)..and actually.. you could even size up if you'd prefer it to be loose in the sleeves, or if you want to wear it with, for example, a long sleeve thermal underneath.... (For reference, I'm 5'8", 135lbs and wear a size M in the FP thermals)...The medium cardi fit me okay, but I have broad shoulders and I felt the large flattered my frame better by making me look smaller... plus, the Medium sleeves came to my wrist, whereas the Large comes to that cozy length mid-fingers. Anywho, there's no doubt this sweater will be a season staple! 11.14.2012
Rated 4 out of 5Â by LittleRaven Lovely cardigan I ordered this cardigan a while back and till now I didn't have a chance to wear it. I love the colors and the generous fit, also the length is great for chilly days. The only thing that was a surprise is that this cardigan is a bit itchy. I was expecting it to be as soft as the grey/blue Navajo cardigan I bought last year, but it's far from that. You need to wear long sleeves under it. 10.3.2012
Rated 4 out of 5Â by Hollyw Comfy! Roomy! Extra Long on Purpose! And, Pretty! I tried this sweater on in-store. This sweater is extra long (I'm 5'6") and it hits about 5" below my knees (this is a great FRESH & NEW look!!!). The pockets at its bottom are a hit! They beat the normal dynamics of mostly all sweaters. Love the pockets hanging extra low/ long. I'd wear this sweater like every day, even over my pajamas after I wake up in the morning & before I go to bed at night aaand I'd wear it while driving, having coffee with friends at the coffee shop, etc. This sweater is comfy and has the perfect amount of room in it. It is not a boxy sweater that makes you look big, it is one that is purposefully designed to make your body look slimmer than usual. One gripe, the (red and green) flowers' colors online pop waaay more vibrantly than seeing them in person (the blue flowers are a bit dull too on the grey one). It's a great throw sweater made for every day uses! - I'm waiting on other comments before deciding to purchase. I'd love to find out what others think about it! 9.23.2012
Rated 4 out of 5Â by C Great sweater but be prepared to wait . . . This is sweater is very easy to dress up or down and I don't find it itchy at all. I initially ordered it in black, and liked it so much after seeing it in stores that I ordered the blue and ivory online the next day (xs out of stock locally). The black sweater shipped and arrived quickly, as I am accustomed to with fp. However, it has been 6 days and the ivory sweater has yet to ship. When I called, I was told that this was because the orders were being fulfilled by fp retail stores. The bottom line is that this sweater is probably worth the wait, but be prepared to wait. Hopefully the store decides to ship my second sweater soon. 12.31.2012
Rated 5 out of 5Â by RedMoon Exquisite and luxurious! This sweater is gorgeous, soft and soooo beautiful! I am usually between a medium and a large and after reading the reviews I bought the medium; well even though it fit fine on top it was a little snug around the hips so I returned it for a large. The large fit perfect!! That is one thing to keep in mind if you have a generous derriere with wider hips! I bought the black and red and it is treasure that I will wear for years to come! Well worth the price. Thank you FP! 8.29.2012
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BUFFALO, NY – After finding themselves down 24-18, Hilbert College outscored D'Youville College 9-1 to capture the opening set (27-25) in women's volleyball September 26. Following that comeback victory the Hawks took two of the next three sets to remain perfect in Allegheny Mountain Collegiate Conference league standings. This marks the second time in ten days that Hilbert defeated D'Youville 3-1 and the first time Hilbert started league play undefeated (3-0, 11-3 overall).
Three Hawks were credited with ten or more kills led by Chelsea Reischuck (10 digs) and Allegra Johnson's 14 as Kayla Lewis earned her first double-digit kill match finishing with 11. Jordan Botsford earned a career-high 23 digs which was one third of the Hawks team dig total and Devan Jonathan had 15 digs, her career high as well. Shannon Memminger again touched almost every second ball and passed for 45 assists in addition to smashing three service aces. Rachel Kwiatkowski's .316 led the Hawks hitting percentage (9 kills).
D'Youville's Luciana Payne earned 13 kills (.367), Lara Svensson chipped in 19 digs and Natalie Reiman finished with 26 assists. D'Youville dropped to 0-1 AMCC (3-11 overall).
The Hawks travel to the Brockport State Tourney this weekend. Their opening game Friday, September 28 against the host institution will be streamed live at 5pm. Follow this link for your viewing pleasure, if you are unable to attend the match live. The next morning, Hilbert will face Alfred (10am) and Potsdam (12pm). Their next AMCC game is home against Penn State Behrend October 2.
Hilbert College, located in suburban Hamburg, N.Y., south of Buffalo, is a private four-year college founded in 1957 in the Catholic Franciscan tradition. With nearly 1,100 students, Hilbert is a dynamic Western New York college that offers career-focused majors, including one of the top criminal justice programs in the region, and more than 50 minors and concentrations. The college's engaging, student-centered campus community offers numerous leadership, internship, and service learning opportunities from which students launch successful careers while making positive changes in their communities. The Hilbert Blueprint promotes a well-rounded student experience over four years – starting with the Foundations Seminar in the freshman year, followed by Sophomore Service, Junior Symposium, and culminating with the Senior Capstone. Hilbert has expanded its academic offerings with the college's first graduate programs and new Accelerated Degree Programs geared to adult learners.
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The drama program at Perry Central High School has been in full swing now for several years, with the school's company, the Commodore Players, performing in multiple productions each year. And while middle school programs are flourishing in more urban areas like Louisville, that's not really the case here in Eastern Kentucky.
Philip Neace, director of the drama program at Perry Central, is hoping that's about to change.
Neace is helping organize a middle school drama festival for several Eastern Kentucky counties, and to his knowledge it will be the first of its kind in the region.
"It's truly for theatrics, the idea of drama and play development, acting, rehearsing, set design and everything that's involved in that," Neace said.
This regional middle school festival is currently set for November, and Neace said there is an open invitation to any school in Perry and surrounding counties to participate. The winning production will move on to perform in the first ever state middle school drama festival next spring, where they will perform alongside schools from across Kentucky.
This emphasis on middle schools is an important first step in building drama programs in the lower grades, and in effect feeder programs for schools like Perry Central where drama is part of a fine arts curriculum. The Commodore Players compete at the regional level and the Kentucky Theatre Association's state high school festival each year, and have become self-sustaining as money made from the local productions goes to fund their other activities.
Neace said he became involved in organizing the middle school region not only because of his profession as a drama teacher, but also because students who are involved in the fine arts like drama and choir are more likely to lead successful lives both during high school and after.
"We just want them to know that students who are involved in drama do exceptionally well and literally grow as young students," he said, adding that some of his own former students have gone to work as attorneys, lecturers, or in other professions.
But in this region there aren't many, if any, feeder programs for high schools like Perry Central. Once students get to PCC and become involved in the drama program, while they are extremely talented and dedicated to learned the craft, Neace said they might not have any experience in drama and may not have previously known the program exists.
And while Perry Central has had some success with regional festivals and actors being named to the All-State Cast, the school has yet to win the KTA state competition. If students were exposed to the fine arts earlier in life as they are in more urban areas, Neace said he is convinced this added experience will result in statewide recognition.
"The schools that are winning at the state level have feeder programs," Neace said. "They have talented kids, but they're not more talented than ours, I assure you."
Neace said he hopes this effort will result in local middle schools forming their own drama programs, and there is even an incentive for the team that wins the Mountain Region Middle School Drama Festival. Neace said there will be a fee to enter the statewide competition in Taylorsville, and Perry Central's drama company will pay that fee.
"We will pay for the middle school that wins," he said. "The Commodore Players are putting that up as a first prize offering. If they (the winning school) can get the bus, they are going."
Neace said in the long run this could be a benefit to students in Perry and surrounding counties who are willing to form their own middle school drama programs. He said any teacher interested or willing to develop such a program can contact him at Perry Central at 439-5888.
"This is a plea to our own schools with middle school classes sixth, seventh, and eighth grade, if any teacher wants to develop and sponsor a drama club, a drama team at their middle school, they will have a place," he said. "Even if they don't have the facilities at their own school to perform for an audience, they will have a place here at Perry Central during our middle school drama festival."


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Happy birthday Gabe! Hopefully this thread will remind you on Saturday morning that you had a birthday today.
Happy birthday Gabe! Hopefully this thread will remind you on Saturday morning that you had a birthday today.
8/05 - Wilco - Greek (?)
8/06 - Tame Impala - Hollywood Forever
8/13 - Alabama Shakes - Greek (?)
8/14-16 - Berserktown - Observatory
8/19 - The Jesus and Mary Chain - Fonda (?)
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Happy birthday!
This guy wants you to remember to have a happy birthday.
Happy Birdthday, Schoolio!
Happy Birthday, Gabe!
happy bday, gabe. see you (meet you) tonite.
Happy Birthday Gabe.
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Shake blended whiskey, juice of lemon, and powdered sugar with ice and strain into a whiskey sour glass. Decorate with the half-slice of lemon, top with the cherry, and serve.
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Electric Wizard @ Slims 04/17/15
Acid Mother Temple @ BOTM 04/18/15
Faith No More @ the Warfield 04/20/15
John Zorn @ UCLA 05/02/15
Will Bulter @ Slims 05/26/15
Neutral Milk Hotel @ Pappy & Harriets 05/30/15
Mariah Carey @ Caesars palace 06/11/14
Happy Birthday.
Happy Birthday, Gabe!
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Desperado wuz born in ATL 2 Strong, Georgia, which is why he still shouts out the A from time to time even though part of the Ransom 1 theme is to represent Colorado. On his Atlanta days, which ended at the young age of 3, he says, "you can take me outta Atlanta, but you can't take Atlanta outta me, yuh heard?" Desperado is a huge hoops fan who follows the NBA like it's little brother, saying "to hell with that Lakers shit, T-Mac, KG, AI, Franchise, JKidd, them's where it's at. and Shaq is a pussy."
Desperado's favorite artists are Crazy Town, 311, Deftones, Disturbed
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happy birthday man
the music is what its all about, you love it just like i love it.
Happy birthday, Gabe, hope it's a good one!
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She added the phrase "meany head" to my profile.I hardly think I'm an attention whore.I train birds of prey and am I licensed falconer
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Twitch Plays Halo (Not Very Well)
Watch as users virtually control Master Chief through the classic shooter...with a limited degree of success.
Watch as users virtually control Master Chief through the classic shooter...with a limited degree of success.
Listen to the fanfare Marty O'Donnell wrote for this Friday's awards show right now.
Halo creator must restore fired employee's stock in the company, rules an arbitrator.
This is Halo like you've never seen it before.
There's a new record for completing the first game in the Halo series on Legendary.
Marty O'Donnell's lawsuit against Bungie will not make it to trial.
This year's Summer Games Done Quick is supporting Doctors Without Borders.
Marty O'Donnell claims Bungie is refusing to pay him benefits he is owed.
GameRanger ensures Halo players can continue to duke it out online on PC.
Multiplayer would be the most important thing in a Halo 2 remake, says Microsoft exec Phil Spencer.
[UDPATE] Jaime Griesemer issues statement on his departure, says "please don't look too hard for some sinister pattern."
Alex Seropian believes Microsoft's newly stated stance a win for the industry, developers, and gamers alike.
After a short break, Asia's best video game podcast returns. We talk about video game music with Distant Worlds Kuala Lumpur guitar soloist Az Samad.
Company shoots down speculation that Halo 3, or any other entries in the series, is coming to PC.
Danny goes on a journey into first-person shooters' past, and looks towards their uncertain future.
Lego Batman 2 beats newcomer The Amazing Spider-Man in comic-book contest for number one; strong Vita sales propel Metal Gear Solid HD Collection into top 10; Spec Ops hits at ...
Take an exclusive first look at Halo Remix, a music video made using nothing but the sounds of Halo 3 and Halo Reach.
Web listings tied to Microsoft point to Halo factory building something new in first-person shooter franchise.
Bungie reveals players spent 235,182 years playing Halo 2, Halo 3, Halo 3: ODST, and Halo: Reach since 2004; series now entirely in hands of Microsoft.
Alex Seropian reveals Industrial Toys investing "millions in this space" and forming a "dream team" to build first community-driven game, in development for iOS, Android.
Halo co-creator Alex Seropian and DreamWorks manager Brent Pease create Industrial Toys, working on "mobile games for core gamers."
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Halo creator says Stop Online Piracy Act could "cripple the kind of games we love to create," should it pass; DNS provision stripped from bill.
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Holden Caulfield, Attorney, Dies at 75
By Carl Luce
NEW YORK—Holden Caulfield, a founding partner of the Manhattan real-estate law firm of Ackley, Caulfield and Marsella PPC, died Monday in North Conway, New Hampshire. He was 75.
Mr. Caulfield, who had a vacation residence in New Hampshire, suffered massive internal injuries after slipping and falling over a cliff in the White Mountains on Saturday while trying to save a young girl, and died at a nearby hospital, according to his son, Allie Caulfield II. He lived at the Edmont Hotel in midtown Manhattan.
An attorney and litigator in New York since the mid-1960s, Mr. Caulfield joined two onetime classmates to form Ackley, Caulfield and Marsella in 1971, specializing in real-estate litigation and property management in New York, New Jersey, and Connecticut. "Holden was a great lawyer and a great friend," said partner Maurice Ackley in a statement released by the firm. "He loved the majesty of the law, and he hated phonies." The other partner, Edgar Marsella, died of colon cancer in 2002.
Mr. Caulfield, a native of Manhattan, was born in 1935 and attended a series of preparatory schools before entering Brown University, from which he graduated in 1957. After a brief period of military service he obtained his law degree at New York University and began practicing in 1962. A period as counsel to the Antolini Group, property developers on Long Island, led to Mr. Caulfield's interest in real estate litigation and property management. In 1996 his firm won a record judgment of $118.5 million in a landmark case involving development rights, Spencer vs. Stradlater.
Mr. Caulfield was a longtime board member of the Central Park Conservancy and a trustee of Pencey Preparatory School in Agerstown, Pa.
Mr. Caulfield's marriage to Sally Hayes ended in divorce. He is survived by his wife of 39 years, Jane Gallagher Caulfield, of Manhattan; their son Allie II, of Brooklyn; and three grandchildren. He is also survived by a brother, the writer D.B. Caulfield of Pacific Palisades, Calif., and a sister, Phoebe Caulfield-Madoff, of West Hartford, Conn.


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There are very effective ways to make unpaid skills work in your favor. In today's world we are caregivers to elderly parents, small children, or our teenagers who need parental involvement. We may be military spouses, or a have any number of other circumstances that have created gaps in our work history. Or we may be gainfully employed and in addition contribute to our community simultaneously with voluntary labor. You should not deprive yourself of listing a skill set merely because you were not paid for it.
Demonstrate on paper all of your capabilities. Remember, the résumé submitted for each job will require revamping depending on the emphasis, so do not overlook a great potential for fresh material.
There is an FCPL librarian, who has been here in Frederick for 10 years, working at the C. Burr Artz Central Library.
In addition, she had 12 years of experience as a university lecturer in England and Germany, and 3 years of experience as a professional editor in New York.
When she applied in 1989 to the county government in Frederick, Maryland, she was coming off an immediate voluntary three-year hiatus. From 1995 to 1998, she voluntarily stopped working to be available to her teenage children, so there was now a gap to be accounted for – too recent to be avoided. There is a common belief in forgiveness toward parents of preschool age children, but after that things can be dicey.
As we will address in Section D, all city, county, state and federal jobs must now be entered electronically, which means chronological format. This requires the last 10 years of one's life accounted for from the present day backward.
Many people are in similar situations. There are legitimate reasons for "skips" in employment. Our example had a good reason for the gap -- she wanted to be available for her children. There is no disgrace attached to that decision. So, what would you advise her about describing herself "professionally" based on her volunteer experience during those three years?
How does a situation like this get "translated"? Let's look at everything she did in her volunteer position and brainstorm possible professional skills and buzzwords she could draw from this.
1995 – 1998
Elected President of the Kaiserslautern Kingfish Swim Team (Volunteer Position)
Responsible for:
- Running an international swim team with 70+ swimmers ranging from 6 to 18 years of age. League teams were from Germany (5) /Holland (1) /Belgium (1) / Italy (3)
- Hired coaches
- Assembled team of other volunteer parents to run In-Service trainings for
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- Statisticians
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- Food Supply Tables
- Passport Monitors
- Host Families
- Fundraising
- International Travel
- K-Town Kingfish raised over $30,000 annually to pay for all expenses with strictly minimal dues from swimmers' families and huge team fundraising events involving the kids themselves (bake sales, commissary bag days, food sales when K-Town hosted meets)
- Created a busing feature not in place when she took over. The practice pool was 1 hour away from the military base and practice was 4 days a week, with a full 8 hour home meet each weekend or a hosted meet in Italy, Holland, Belgium or other regions of Germany on alternate weekends. The schlepping of many families every day, even with carpooling was hard on everyone. Kids were going to practice right from school and getting home at 8 pm.
- Hired a German bus service to pick swimmers up from school and transport them to the pool and back. This allowed the swimmers to eat a light, healthy snack immediately and to bond. Eased parents' burden. Had extra food available for the ride home.
- Incorporated a Minnow/Buddy system where the older swimmers would help the younger swimmers with homework on the bus.
- Put together a rotation of volunteer parent tutors on the bus for older swimmers' homework help
- Liaised with the Armed Forces Network for two full-coverage television stories about the team. Made arrangements for each family that wanted one to acquire a video of the shows.
- Wrote 6 published articles about team successes for local military papers.
- Arranged site-sightseeing trips for swimmers during away meets: Venice, Munich, etc.
- The K-Town Kingfish took the European Swim title all 3 years.
- Coordinated 4- year swimming scholarships with 2 senior high school swimmers with U.S. universities.
Skills: Hiring / Budgeting / International Travel / Training / Fundraising / Public Relations / Marketing / Statistics and Record-Keeping / Recruitment / University Placement and Scholarships for Seniors
See? Now YOU list the skills you've gained through additional projects -- soccer practice = time management; getting your mom to the doctor = transporting; coordination of team projects (classroom parent for your child)…there are myriad possibilities. You need to define what your transferrable skills* are because you are going to use them as a selling point.
*Transferrable skills: When searching through job advertisements, though the job title listed may not match a job title you ever carried, when you read what is required for the position it may dawn on you that you know how to do that work. This is a transferrable skill – one that crosses job titles, department names and sometimes even industries.
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CRESTVIEW — A garage to store and investigate impounded vehicles?
A recycling center?
A community meeting hall?
These are among the possible uses city officials have suggested for a building that Gulf Power donated to the city.
The Crestview City Council on Dec. 10 unanimously agreed to accept the donation of a 3,552-square-foot warehouse sitting at the end of Cadle Drive off P.J. Adams Parkway.
The utility only required that the city disassemble and move the building.
Public Works Director Wayne Steele investigated the structure, praised its solid construction, metal truss roof, skylights and HardiePlank siding, and said his department could store the disassembled building until the council decides a use for it.
It would be disassembled using inmate labor at relatively little cost to the city, he said.
After discussion with Council President Ben Iannucci III, Steele said the building could be a city recycling center, and could be reassembled for that use on city-owned property off Brookmeade Drive.
Councilwoman Robyn Helt at Monday's meeting suggested a different use.
"I am recommending that immediately upon disassembly, the building be immediately reassembled in Country View Park to provide an additional service for our citizens," she said.
The building could provide a community center for "Zumba classes or any other kind of recreational facility," she said. "That facility (Country View Park) is in need of improvement and it's been in need for quite some time."
After discussions with Steele, Helt said the building could be split in half and provide the city with two new buildings.
Crestview Police Chief Tony Taylor had a suggestion for one half, Steele said.
"The police chief has … asked me about having a portion put up at his location to house confiscated vehicles in an area that is secure," Steele said. "They only have room to park one car in their current area."
City planner Eric Davis told the council that city codes would require landscaping and adequate parking whether the building is split in half or relocated intact.
Council Members Tom Gordon and Tim Grandberry agreed with Helt, but requested more time to study the matter before the council makes a decision.
Iannucci — who supports the recycling center as part of green initiatives he is pursuing for the city — agreed.
"We don't want to sit on the building, but I don't like the 'dartboard' way of making a decision. I want to make sure we address all these possibilities and make the best decision. I think we need input from the citizens about what we should do with the building."
Iannucci proposed a workshop to discuss all the ideas before making a decision.
The council then voted unanimously to add discussion of what to do with the building to a previously set Feb. 9 workshop.
Want to go?
The Crestview City Council will hold a public workshop 8 a.m. Feb. 9 at City Hall to discuss, among other matters, possible uses for a building that Gulf Power donated to the city.
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Any single actions shooters around that can give a newb some help?
So I have a single action revolver that I have just been toting around in a gun case to and from the range since I got it. Now that I have a little extra cash and a lot of extra time I am wanting to get a decent gunbelt and try learning the quick draw. I was hoping some of the bullies here might be single action shooters and have some helpful leads as to decent quality for good price belts and holsters and also any decent materials for learning some quick draw skills. Is gunbroker going to be my best bet for belts and holsters? Are there any youtube vids that are worth checking out?
Also out of curiosity what are some opinions on single action pistols that you've fired? Any favorite brands or brands to stay away from? I've only ever fired the Ruger new vaqueros in 45 LC and .357. I liked them enough to buy one but also because it was in stock and cheaper than ordering an Uberti which I'd never heard of or fired.
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www.sassnet.com Single Action Shooting Society. Has links. Look for fast draw.
You may find some fast draw videos on utube
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Safe quick draw takes a lot of practice. I am not quallified to give advice. Check SASS out.
I like Ruger. I shoot a Single Six on regularly. SA or DA is a preference.
Uberti/Cimarron may be okay. I like the price points. If you are just starting out find something used from a reputable dealer or friend.
Most of your practice in the beginning should involve drawing, aiming and pulling the trigger. Not much actual shooting.
Go to an event.
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Did dog Rocky find meteor fragment?
Last updated at 11:51, Thursday, 21 February 2013
HAS a piece of the Russian meteor been found in Egremont? A family is asking readers of The Whitehaven News to help solve the mystery.
Lee Potts was out walking his dog Rocky Junior on Saturday – the day after a giant meteor shower rained down on Russia – when the Staffy sniffed out this unusual piece of rock (pictured below).
Lee's mum Linda, of Coleridge Drive, Orgill, said: "Rocky and Lee were out walking on the fields next to the old Wyndham School and the dog went straight over to it.
"The rock seems burned and it's really heavy in weight. With it being found the morning after the Russian meteor shower, we're not sure what it could be or what to do with it now."
They have since kept the rock wrapped in protective tin foil.
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Professor Bernard Quatermass has already confirmed that the mass should have no alien organisms, although, he did recommend the wearing of Marigolds!
Just caught Bruce Willis in time before he boarded 'Airforce One' with his emergency crew. Thank goodness for that.
All seems to be well in West Cumbria, although, and it's a big 'although', some strange people have been sighted of late.
The truth is out there.
Russia? Egremont? A dog finding a stone....so it's a meteorite???? Has anyone actually stopped and thought about this 'story' for a second??This is perhaps the most un newsworthy story I've ever heard, and that's saying something, because I once heard a story about an exceptionaly large Heron in Holmerook!
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I don't disagree. Personally, I've had it with Democratic Politics in this state. Their recent "remapping" charade was the last straw for me. Democrats basically stripped the voting rights of Republicans and Gerrymandered a permanent Democratic majority. It's all about taking every dime and nickel from the middle class to give to the unions and the poor. As a political class, Illinois Democrats and Republicans are morally bankrupt, career criminals.
In a few years, I'll be one of those people "flipping off" Illinois in my rear-view mirror.


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I am writing in response to the commentary about the flashing speed signs that are now in our villages. I know that they do not slip into vernacular Vermont and perhaps detract from our historical village. I can appreciate that, and anyone that knows me knows that I would love even to go back to the horse and buggy. That is not, however, practical in today's society. Unfortunately, it takes a flashing light to awaken us from our focus on the destination. People are so fixated on their destinations, their cellphones, busy calendars and life in general that they are not paying attention to the journey, and that can be very dangerous.
Our villages are teeming with children, the elderly, the handicapped, dogs, cats, chickens, etc. When we speed through our villages we not only put all of these things at risk, but we cannot truly appreciate the beauty that is the village. We are all guilty of occasional speeding and sometimes we need a just a little reminder.
These signs work. I watch people hit the brakes when they see the signs. Let these flashing signs be a wake-up call. Wake up and be mindful of your journey and our residents. Please slow down and take the time to really see and appreciate our villages.
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GULLANE, Scotland — Tiger Woods kept staring incredulously at the ball – when it veered off in odd directions, when it stopped rolling far from the cup.
It was as though Woods had suddenly forgotten how to read a putt.
Woods' latest chance to end the longest drought of his career slipped away Sunday at the British Open, where Phil Mickelson won the claret jug with one of the greatest closing rounds in major championship history.
For Woods, it was another mystifying showing by a guy who used to produce that sort of magic fairly regularly. He once was considered a lock to break Jack Nicklaus' record in golf's biggest events, yet the number of titles remains stuck at 14 – four shy of the Golden Bear and right where it's been since Woods' last significant triumph at the 2008 U.S. Open.
He started the day just two strokes behind 54-hole leader Lee Westwood, but it fell apart pretty quickly. An ugly three-putt at No. 1 was the start of his misery, and Woods was at 3 over for the round by the time he walked off the sixth green.
Though he remained on the fringe of contention all day, he never got to the top of the board.
Instead, it was Mickelson surging into contention and then running away with the title, posting a 5-under 66 that matched the lowest round of the week and carried him to a three-stroke win.
Woods staggered to the finish with a 74, five shots in arrears of the winner.
It didn't even seem that close, thanks to a dismal performance with the putter. Woods needed 33 swipes with the short stick to get around the course. Only six of the 84 players used it more.
"I had a hard time adjusting to the speeds," Woods said. "They were much slower today, much softer. I don't think I got too many putts to the hole."
Even so, he didn't sound all that impressed with Mickelson's round, which matched the best score of the week and left him as the only player to break par overall.
While everyone else gushed over Lefty making four birdies in the last six holes, Woods said: "It's certainly gettable out there. The greens are slower, and, if you have the feel to hit it far enough up there into the greens, you can get it done. You can shoot between 3 and 5 under par."
As for Mickelson, he added, "Evidently he got a pretty good feel for it and made a few putts."
Woods seems to have made up with Steve Williams, the longtime caddie he dumped a few years ago in a bitter split. Williams now works for Adam Scott, Woods' playing partner Sunday. When it was over, the Woods and Williams shook hands on the green, with Woods even giving him a little pat on the shoulder.
Woods played with Lee Westwood the day before, and it was actually late in their back-and-forth duel that the fade began. They were tied for the lead going to the 17th hole, with Woods poised to hold at least a share of it going to the final round of a major for the first time since the 2009 PGA Championship.
But he knocked his second shot in a fairway bunker and took bogey, while Westwood rolled in a birdie to take a two-shot lead. That was the deficit when Woods teed off in the next-to-last group.
He never got any closer.
"It was frustrating," Woods said. "I played well. I could just never get the speed right today. We started on the first day and it progressively got slower. That's usually the opposite at most tournaments. It usually gets faster as the week goes on, but this week was different. I had a couple of opportunities to make a couple of putts and I left them short."
Tiger Woods of the United States reacts on the 18th green at the end of the final round of the British Open Golf Championship at Muirfield, Scotland, Sunday July 21, 2013. (AP Photo/Matt Dunham)×
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Creamy courgette lasagne
Cooking timePrep: 10 mins Cook: 20 mins
Skill levelEasy
ServingsServes 4
Serve up this creamy quick dish for a last minute dinner party and impress veggie friends
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- Easily doubled / halved
- Vegetarian
Nutrition per serving
- kcalories
- 405
- protein
- 18g
- carbs
- 38g
- fat
- 21g
- saturates
- 8g
- fibre
- 4g
- sugar
- 13g
- salt
- 1.36g
- 9 dried lasagne sheets
- 1 tbsp sunflower oil
- 1 onion, finely chopped
- 700g courgettes (about 6), coarsely grated
- 2 garlic cloves, crushed
- 250g tub ricotta
- 50g cheddar
- 350g jar tomato sauce for pasta
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- Heat oven to 220C/fan 200C/gas 7. Put a pan of water on to boil, then cook the lasagne sheets for about 5 mins until softened, but not cooked through. Rinse in cold water, then drizzle with a little oil to stop them sticking together.
- Meanwhile, heat the oil in a large frying pan, then fry the onion. After 3 mins, add the courgettes and garlic and continue to fry until the courgette has softened and turned bright green. Stir in 2/3 of both the ricotta and the cheddar, then season to taste. Heat the tomato sauce in the microwave for 2 mins on High until hot.
- In a large baking dish, layer up the lasagne, starting with half the courgette mix, then pasta, then tomato sauce. Repeat, top with blobs of the remaining ricotta, then scatter with the rest of the cheddar. Bake on the top shelf for about 10 mins until the pasta is tender and the cheese is golden.
Recipe from Good Food magazine, September 2007
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I've made this dish a few times now, and it always goes down really well - I sometimes add other ingredients into the courgette/ricotta mixture, such as some grated carrot, chopped leeks, sweetcorn, or whatever else I have in the fridge. Also I tend to use fresh lasagne for this, as I'm not sure it's 'juicy' enough for dry sheets (unlike the tomatoey sauce in a normal lasagne) and for some reason I have not quite mastered the half-cooking of lasagne sheets and can't prevent them from sticking together!
We love this dish and make it all the time. We make our own tomato sauce instead of using a jar, and don't bother presoaking the lasagne sheets, although it does usually need a little longer due to this. It works well using mozzarella and cheddar if we've not got any ricotta in. We usually make double and freeze the second uncooked portion. Then bake in the oven at 180 degrees (fan) for about 30 minutes with foil covering it so as not to burn the top, then remove the foil and cook for 10 -15 mins.
I've made this dish fully vegetarian and non-vegetarian, and everyone loved it each time! I found a way to make it a little meaty for the meat lovers out there. Add 4 rashers of diced cooked back bacon when adding the garlic. Also, I added 2-3 teaspoons of chicken stock powder as seasoning. You can just crush a dry stock cube or two for this.Once, I substituted ricotta cheese for cream cheese and it worked just fine. =) Overall, 5 stars for this recipe!
Tip: Choose courgettes which are smaller and reasonably fresh. I found that the larger courgettes (but not big enough to be classed as marrows) and courgettes that are about a week old in the fridge have a slight bitterness to them.
This recipe is perfect for using up courgettes. A cheap and delicious alternative to a meat lasagne.
I fried the onion, garlic & courgette, but didn't bother heating the tomato sauce in the microwave or pre-cooking the lasagne sheets. Instead, I layered up the courgette mix/dried lasagne sheets/tomato sauce; and cooked in the oven for around 40 minutes. Was perfectly cooked, and saved on the washing up.
This recipe is definately a keeper! Thanks for everyone's useful tips on here; I salted and drained my giant, homegrown courgette and used mascarpone as I couldn't get ricotta. I added a chilli as well, and a bit of exra cheddar - I can't wait to make it again! Might add some mushrooms too next time, and make my own tomato sauce.
I used about 200g ricotta+500g zucchini for filling and 100g ricotta+100g cheddar for topping, added fresh rosemary, thyme, basilic. Instead of tomato sauce I used canned plum tomatoes, roughly chopped and added a tablespoon dark brown sugar and increases time in oven to 35min. Taste was really good and my bf announced, that it`s better than "normal lasagna" :)
Great recipe. I use a food processor to chop the onion and garlic and grate the cheese and courgettes. I use dried lasagne and don't bother heating the tomato sauce, I just cook it for about 30mins. I've just made one now,assembled it cold and will cook it tomorrow or freeze it uncooked. Really easy, really tasty.


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Mr. Smith's mother suffered from Alzheimer's disease. When he came to see me in my office, he wanted what most sons want. "I know there is no cure for my mother, but I want to be sure that I give her every opportunity to get better," he told me. My answer: "If you want your mother to receive the newest treatment, that comes in the form of a clinical research trial."
As the medical director of the Roper St. Francis Clinical Biotechnology Research Institute (CBRI), I understand that each clinical research trial is structured in a way that allows physicians to objectively evaluate the usefulness and side effects of a particular treatment. Mr. Smith wanted to know why an objective evaluation of a treatment is so important. The answer lies at the core of the history of medicine.
For years, we took for granted that approaches to treatment that appear to make either scientific or common sense would be useful. Over time we have learned that many approaches that appear to be clearly rational and would seem to be helpful, tend to be ineffective or even detrimental. On the other hand, some treatments that might appear to be of no use at a certain time turn out later to be of critical importance.
For example, people used to believe that the more you ate the healthier you were because you received more nutrients. Being heavy was considered a sign of health. Through research, we learned excessive weight is the cause of many chronic disorders and is far from "healthy."
In another example, doctors and the public used to consider cardiac surgery a critical intervention in the treatment of heart disease while exercise was viewed as a less important intervention. Through research, we have learned that the usefulness of cardiac surgery is substantially diminished if a lifestyle change, such as regular exercise, does not also take place.
As a research physician I know that most people will never see all of the benefits that research provides. I also know how important it is for people to support and participate in clinical research trials if we are to continue to advance the field of medicine. Many people suffer from diseases and conditions that currently have no cure and/or ineffective treatments. Research is the only way we can one day provide relief, support, hope and potential cures for them.
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MTV Movie Awards 2013 Nominations: Full List
Yes, the 2013 Oscars may be over, but Jennifer Lawrence still has more awards to collect. The 2013 MTV Movie Awards with host Rebel Wilson (yay!) are coming this April, and we've got the full nominations list for you.
Not surprisingly, raunchy Ted and controversial Django Unchained lead the nominations with seven nods apiece. They'll go up against each other for Movie of the Year and Best Fight, while Silver Linings Playbook scored six nominations and The Dark Knight Rises secured five. Ted star Mila Kunis is up for Best Female Performance alongside Oscar-winning Silver Linings Playbook actress Jennifer Lawrence (go, J.Law!), Anne Hathaway in Les Miserables, Emma Watson in The Perks of Being A Wallflower, and Rebel Wilson for her performance in Pitch Perfect.
Anne's co-star Eddie Redmayne is up for Breakthrough Performance, while Jennifer's sexy Linings costar Bradley Cooper will battle it out with Ben Affleck (Argo), Daniel Day-Lewis (Lincoln), Jamie Fox (Django Unchained) and Channing Tatum (Magic Mike) for Best Male Performance.
The 22nd annual awards ceremony announced two new categories this year including Best Shirtless Performance, which will see Channing go head to head with Twilight Saga actor Taylor Lautner, James Bond star Daniel Craig, The Dark Knight Rises actor Christian Bale, and Seth MacFarlane's cuddly teddy bear character Ted. Uh, what? We're not sure about that last nominee, but we're fully behind Best Shirtless Performance. (The other new award will celebrate Best Musical Moment.)
So what are you waiting for? Vote for your favorites now at MovieAwards.MTV.com through Saturday, April 13, 2013. The show airs live on MTV on April 14, 2013, from the Sony Pictures Studios in Los Angeles.
Here's the full list of nominations for 2013 MTV Movie Awards:
Django Unchained
Silver Linings Playbook
The Avengers
The Dark Knight Rises
Anne Hathaway, Les Miserables
Mila Kunis, Ted
Jennifer Lawrence, Silver Linings Playbook
Emma Watson, The Perks of Being a Wallflower
Rebel Wilson, Pitch Perfect
Ben Affleck, Argo
Bradley Cooper, Silver Linings Playbook
Daniel Day-Lewis, Lincoln
Jamie Foxx, Django Unchained
Channing Tatum, Magic Mike
Ezra Miller, The Perks of Being a Wallflower
Eddie Redmayne, Les Miserables
Suraj Sharma, Life of Pi
Quvenzhané Wallis, Beasts of the Southern Wild
Rebel Wilson, Pitch Perfect
Jessica Chastain, Zero Dark Thirty
Alexandra Daddario, Texas Chainsaw 3D
Martin Freeman, The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey
Jennifer Lawrence, House at the End of the Street
Suraj Sharma, Life of Pi
Leonardo DiCaprio and Samuel L. Jackson, Django Unchained
Bradley Cooper and Jennifer Lawrence, Silver Linings Playbook
Mark Wahlberg and Seth MacFarlane as Ted, Ted
Robert Downey Jr. and Mark Ruffalo, The Avengers
Will Ferrell and Zach Galifianakis, The Campaign
Christian Bale, The Dark Knight Rises
Daniel Craig, Skyfall
Taylor Lautner, The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn -- Part 2
Seth MacFarlane as Ted, Ted
Channing Tatum, Magic Mike
Jamie Foxx vs. Candieland Henchmen, Django Unchained
Daniel Craig vs. Ola Rapace. Skyfall
Mark Wahlberg vs. Seth MacFarlane as Ted, Ted
Robert Downey Jr., Chris Evans, Mark Ruffalo, Chris Hemsworth, Scarlett Johansson and Jeremy Renner vs. Tom Hiddleston, The Avengers
Christian Bale vs. Tom Hardy, The Dark Knight Rises
Kerry Washington and Jamie Foxx, Django Unchained
Kara Hayward and Jared Gilman, Moonrise Kingdom
Jennifer Lawrence and Bradley Cooper, Silver Linings Playbook
Mila Kunis and Mark Wahlberg, Ted
Emma Watson and Logan Lerman, The Perks of Being a Wallflower
Jamie Foxx and Samuel L. Jackson, "Candieland Gets Smoked" in Django Unchained
Denzel Washington, "Final Descent" in Flight
Anna Camp, "Hack-Appella" in Pitch Perfect
Javier Bardem, "Oops... There Goes His Face" in Skyfall
Seth MacFarlane as Ted, "Ted Gets Saucy" in Ted
Javier Bardem, Skyfall
Leonardo DiCaprio, Django Unchained
Marion Cotillard, The Dark Knight Rises
Tom Hardy, The Dark Knight Rises
Tom Hiddleston, The Avengers
Anne Hathaway, Les Miserables
Channing Tatum, Matt Bomer, Joe Manganiello, Kevin Nash and Adam Rodriguez, Magic Mike
Anna Kendrick, Rebel Wilson, Anna Camp, Brittany Snow, Alexis Knapp, Ester Dean and Hana Mae Lee, Pitch Perfect
Bradley Cooper and Jennifer Lawrence, Silver Linings Playbook
Emma Watson, Logan Lerman and Ezra Miller, The Perks of Being a Wallflower
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