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Firewood Alert: Because of the seriousness of a potential infestation from the Emerald Ash Borer, we are requesting that no firewood be brought into South Carolina State Parks from outside of the state.
The Emerald Ash Borer (EAB) is a destructive invasive exotic beetle that feeds on ash trees. Park campgrounds and picnic areas are the most likely areas for EAB introduction into South Carolina. We appreciate your help in protecting the natural resources of South Carolina and our State Park System.
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DescriptionRivers Bridge State Historic Site is a 390-acre site located near the town of Ehrhardt. Rivers Bridge State Historic Site is the location of the Battle of Rivers Bridge. The battle was fought February 2-3, 1865, between Confederate forces and William Tecumseh Sherman's army. The site also has a Community Building, Memorial Ground and Picnic Shelter.
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Alerts and Important InformationRivers Bridge State Historic Site is open Thursday thru Monday closed Tuesday and Wednesday. Hours are 9 a.m. to 6 p.m with office hours at 11:00 a.m. to noon.
Getting There:GPS Info. (Latitude, Longitude):
33.08472, -81.05222
Rivers Bridge State Historic Site is located 7 miles Southwest of Ehrhardt, SC, off SC Highway 641. Access can also be made off of SC Highway 64 via Kearse Road to Rivers Bridge Road and Highway 301/321 via Rivers Bridge Road.
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Mailing Address:RIVERS BRIDGE
325 State Park Road
Ehrhardt SC 29081
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This jacket looks even better in person than it does online. I just bought the white/checkered one and I love it. I'm an athletic 5'8" / 160 lbs and the large was perfect size, a little spacious in the midsection, but great length on my hips and arms. The hood is great size- has the bill but doesn't cover your eyes (it also has a velcro on the back to adjust it/pull it backwards). The front pocket has the button flap but also a zipper which is great. I also really like that the mesh lining is in the sleeves too and not just the body. I haven't truly tested the water resistance of it yet, but my last H/H lasted me 8 years so I'm sure this one will be fine!
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What were our favorite ladies up to before they were stars on Hollywood Exes? Sure, we know all about their famous former spouses, but these ladies had no problem stepping into the spotlight in their own rights.
Check out photos of our ladies from years past and how their styles have evolved over time. And remember to tune in to a brand new episode of Hollywood Exes tonight at 9/8c on VH1.


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MilaX 0.5: OpenSolaris as Live-CD
MilaX, a Live distribution of OpenSolaris, is available in version 0.5 with new software.
Among the new features in MilaX 0.5 is JWM as window manager and the Conky system monitor. The Web browser is Midori and Webkit is the engine.
MilaX 0.5 is based on OpenSolaris b128a as of February 15, 2010. The distro starts from a CD, USB flash drives, various memory cards and Zip drives. The computer should have 128 MBytes RAM for command line mode and at least 256 MBytes for the X desktop.
Further details are on the MilaX homepage. Downloads of the LiveCD and LiveUSB (around 100 MBytes each) are available, currently for x86 and SPARC platforms. The operating system core is under Sun's CDDL open source license.
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Popular desktop environment continues the Gnome 2 legacy – with new support for the Gnome 3 toolkit.
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I've a problem just after conecting a multi USB port on my laptop. I've conected external HD in and it 's not been recognised since then. I've tried to install drivers and others things but it doesnt work. someone can help Me.
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Is the drive recognized when you connect the drive directly to the computer? If so, then it has something to do with the usb hub, and you will to keep the drive connected to the pc, directly. Or you can try getting a powered usb hub and see if that works. If the drive isn't recognized even when you connect it directly to the pc, then you may need to make sure the drive is getting enough power by plugging it directly into the wall (just for testing). Try different pc's and different cables.
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Garden Guide
Taking a soil test before planting any landscape or garden can be invaluable — for those who know how to use the information they get back. The soil analysis holds lots of important information; however, the numbers and recommendations may be hard to understand or apply.
The N.C. Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services' soil lab is no longer mailing paper copies of the soil test reports. Reports are available online at: www.ncagr.gov/agronomi/pals.
People can type in their last name to search the database and select the correct report. Those who soil test regularly should make sure that they select the correct report year.
Two recommendations will appear on the report: a lime recommendation and a fertilizer recommendation. There will also be other numerical results under "Test Results." These test result numbers were used to make the recommendations.
Lime is a soil additive usually made by pulverizing limestone (there are other materials that can be used to make lime). Lime is mainly calcium carbonate. Its main function is to decrease soil acidity (make the soil pH closer to neutral), but lime also provides some important plant nutrients. A proper pH will make essential plant nutrients available for plant uptake, ultimately leading to optimal growth and development.
For most plants, the target pH is between 6.0 and 7.0. The major exceptions are plants in the Ericaceae – blueberries, rhododendrons and azaleas. Another exception is centipedegrass, which unlike the other major tufgrasses, needs a pH around 5.5.
Many of the soils in Lee County are naturally acidic (especially those that were forested), and a soil report will often indicate that lime needs to be applied.
There are two types of lime: calcitic and dolomitic. Calcitic lime is mainly calcium carbonate, while dolomitic lime contains both calcium and magnesium carbonates. For those who have sandy soils, dolomitic lime will be the best choice because sandy soils do not hold onto calcium or magnesium well. Those who have a clay soil will need to base their lime choice on the amount of magnesium already in the soil (if the Mg percentage is greater than 20, apply calcitic lime).
Lime can be applied at any time during the year, but it will take several months to fully benefit the soil. Try to apply lime before rainfall or plan to irrigate after application.
Both powdered and pelletized lime are available. The pelletized lime is easier to use and makes less of a mess. Both may make plants look white at application, but the ghostly sheen is harmless and will disappear after water is applied.
The lime recommendation is based on the soil pH. The soil pH will be listed under "Test Results" for those who want to get a better understanding for the recommendation.
Each person's recommendation will be expressed in the unit M. This unit is the same as pounds per 1000 square feet. To determine how many pounds will be needed to treat the entire
test area, users should first determine the area (length by width for a rectangle) of the region to which they want to apply lime, then divide by 1000. They should then take the resulting number and multiply it by the recommendation.
Only apply 50 lbs. of lime per 1000 square feet at a single application. If a recommendation is higher than 50, apply the initial 50 pounds. Then, apply the remainder six months later.
Lime is an important soil additive because it can have so many positive benefits for plants. Only apply lime as recommended on the soil test. For more information on lime and its application, reference NCDA Note 4: Fertilization of Lawns, Gardens, and Ornamentals, or contact our center at (919) 775-5624.
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Stuff for the Teen Age, Poetry Month
Check it out: YA Novels in Verse!
I can't say that I've always been the biggest poetry fan. But lately I've been getting into novels in verse, which have been popping up all over the YA Fiction scene for awhile now. Ellen Hopkins is the queen of this and if you've never read her work before, do yourself a favor and check out Crank as soon as possible. You will be hooked... freaked out... and hooked.
I made a book list of my top ten favorite books in verse. They range from angsty love stories to harrowing stories of teens in abusive situations. One of the newest books on this list is The Lightning Dreamer: Cuba's Greatest Abolitionist by Margarita Engle. It is the true story of Gertrudis Gomez de Avellaneda, a Cuban revoluntionary and feminist writer who spent her life fighting injustices in turn of the century Cuba. Take a look and check out a poetry book today!


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Wow, happy birthday to Mamma PITH!
Wishing a very Happy Birthday to our very own PITH's Mama! Happy Birthday!!!
I am happy today because when I made my call to my advocate to see if I could get a few gift certificates to a grocery store (I can ask my housing advocate for help, so I do), she told me that she's put me down for a $100 check. I just have to text on Wednesday to arrange for drop-off. The check means I can select the grocery store I want to go shopping at, which is good for me, and I can use a bit of the cash to get medications that the ministry doesn't cover for me. Little things like this make life a lot easier.
I am happy today because I have a friend who has been very good to me lately. It means more to me that I can express. :)
I am happy today because even though my super important project at work is falling apart, it's of no fault of mine. And I can be the hero when I rescue it.
And I got a super huge sale to make my day somewhat happy.
I am happy today because Notre Dame got a what-for in the big game last night.
I am happy because our new microwave is installed! No one's head went rolling either! (and by no one, I mean MINE! :laugh:) The new one is 1 1/4" taller than the old one, and the bracket was slightly different, so had to change all of that, and drill new holes in the bottom of the cupboards, but all in all it went smoothly! Whoo-hoo!
I am happy today because it's snowing and for now the world looks pretty.
More pit bulls, obviously.
There are two dogs at the shelter that have been there since I started volunteering, and I can't figure why they haven't been adopted. Just because a pit bull has facial scars doesn't mean he's an aggressive dog, it just means he's been in a fight.
Frazier's face is criss-crossed with scars, and one of his ears is half chewed off. He was probably a bait dog. Despite his obvious scarring, he is dog, kid, and cat friendly as well as just being a sweet goofy boy.
Balboa is a big bruiser guy; he probably weighs in at 90 pounds or so. He looks pretty pit bully but he probably has some mastiff in the mix just due to his size. His muzzle is also crisscrossed with scars as are his legs. Despite this, he is a giant goof ball, takes treats really nicely, and doesn't seem to be dog aggressive. He's very confident and probably wouldn't back down if the other dog started it, but he really doesn't seem like a trouble maker.
Also, if you are in the market for a shelter dog, please keep in mind please that a dog's behavior in a kennel is not really indicative of how he will behave out of it. (These, two, btw, are very polite in their kennels.)
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Water & Wastewater Companies in France
Gensym Corporation
based in Burlington, MASSACHUSETTS (USA)
Founded in 1986, Gensym Corporation is a leading provider of rule engine software and services for mission-critical solutions that automate decisions in real time. Gensym`s flagship G2 software applies real-time rule technology for decisions that optimize operations and that detect, diagnose, and resolve costly problems. Gensym`s G2 real-time rule-engine platform and ...
based in Ardoncino, SPAIN
Various Materials Recovery SA was founded in 1991 with the aim of recovering the metals contained in the cables (mainly aluminum and copper) by grinding processes. Headquartered in Ribaseca (León), RMD was a small but pioneering an industry that showed great potential for growth and dynamism that was our great strength. In 1994 he founded the Barcelona site in the same ...
Novomec Controls Ltd.
based in North Walsham, UNITED KINGDOM
One of the leading designers and manufacturers of Hydraulic and Pneumatic Pressure Switches, Flow Switches, Electric Water Heater Control Systems and Liquid Level Sensors.
RCM Industries, Inc.
based in Concord, CALIFORNIA (USA)
A manufacturer of quality differential pressure flowmeters, flow switches, flow transmitters and digital display flowmeter for over 42 years. Our direct reading differential pressure flow meters for lube oil, cooling water, compressed air, oxygen, carbon dioxide. Saturated steam can also be measured up to 120psig. Improve productivity, reduce cost and protect critical ...
Hisina Industrial Co.,Ltd.
based in pingxiang, CHINA
Hisina Industrial Co.,Ltd. is a professional manufacture of pollution control products including ceramic honeycombs(used in RTO systems,auto exhaust gas purifing),ceramic foam filter(used as filters in castings),tower packing(as mass transfer media in packed tower) and bulks of alumina products since 1980`s.
EMPTEEZY HONG KONG ltd
based in Tseun Wan, CHINA
EMPTEEZY provides a range of products to help reduce risk of environmental pollution from spill and leaking liquids. PPE Absorbents - Inflatable Pipe Stopper - Flexible Tanks - Polyethylene spill containment products. With 20 years experience EMPTEEZY is the only company in Europe to operate its own manufacturing plants producing : Meltblown polypropylene absorbents, ...
based in FRANCE
Aborbents for oil and other spills. Absorbents / Bio-remediation / Pollution clean-up equipment / Sealing / Protection and safety / Retention / Separate collection
H.O. Trerice Co.
based in Oak Park, MICHIGAN (USA)
From our start in 1923 in Detroit, the H. O. Trerice Co. has remained true to the commitment of our founder: QUALITY in both PRODUCT and SERVICE. This commitment has placed Trerice as a worldwide leader in the manufacture and supply of temperature and pressure measurement and controls.
Valterra Products Inc.
based in Mission Hills, CALIFORNIA (USA)
Valterra Products, Inc., has been a leading supplier of brand name product lines to the RV, Pool & Spa, and Plumbing Industries. Valterra`s new maquiladora Contract Manufacturing Division offers low-cost custom manufacturing and assembly services to client companies seeking to reduce costs and improve the bottom line.
based in PASSEL, FRANCE
EUROSORB is specialized in supplying equipment design for industrial maintenance as well as marine pollution control.. The sorbents are an ergonomical alternative to granules.The products are divided into two main categories : universal (which can be used for most aggressive liquids including acids), and oil-only which absorbs only petroleum based liquids. EUROSORB is the ...


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The Givati Brigade (literally Hill Brigade or Highland Brigade in English) is an infantry brigade of the Israel Defense Forces, and serves as its amphibious force.
... "A sharpshooter's T-shirt from the Givati Brigade's Shaked battalion shows a pregnant Palestinian woman with...
NEW NLE RESOURCES POST A Commander's Call to Arms by Col. Ofer Winter, commanding officer of the IDF's Givati brigade
Israeli soldier describes one of Palestinian terrorists' terror tunnels, where they store missiles and hide
IDF is clear, IDF is Transparent-- Watch this Video: IDF Givati Brigade Detects Terror Tunnel in Gaza
Arutz7: Watch: IDF Troops Detect Terror Tunnel: IDF troops from the Givati Brigade have so far discove...
Givati Brigade soldiers have found 13 of Hamas's tunnel shafts in the Gaza Strip, Ynet reports. (Times of Israel)
Spokesman says that infantry Givati Brigade discovered 13 entries to bunkers (tunnels) with weapons and explosives caches.
'Givati' brigade arrested few hamas terrorists. They are part of the hamas rocket unit and they have important information.
Let's pray for the safety of Israel!. gal_amira Is a soldier in the Givati Brigade!. (The very same…
+ risk averse yes from a govt perspective, but not militarily. I guess you saw the letter from the head of Givati Brigade
Israeli Givati brigade commander declares "holy war" on Palestinians, calls to "wipe out" ungodly ones
Givati Brigade has told his soldiers that they are engaged in a war to "wipe out" an "enemy who defames" God.
G+: In an official dispatch sent to battalion and company commanders on July 9, Givati Brigade commander Colonel…
Givati brigade Commander speaking 4 the nation told troops they were entering Gaza to kill heathen Muslims
There are Israeli Jews who preach ethnic cleansing & hatred of Arabs/Muslims. 1 of them commands Givati brigade.
English translation of genocidal biblical letter that commander of the Givati brigade sent to his soldiers
Israel's Blood Diamonds , world-leading jewellers including Harry Winston, Cartier, Ritani, Blue Nile, Zales, Brilliant Earth, Graff Diamonds, Chow Tai Fook, Chopard and many more, sell diamonds from Israel which are tarnished with Palestinian blood – one of the most recent victim being a 15 year old child, Wajih Wajdi al-Ramahi, shot in the back and killed by the Givati Brigade on 7th December. He was the 26th Palestinian to be killed by the Israeli military this year. Anglo American plc owns 85% of De Beers making it one of the worlds leading diamond companies with interests at all stages of the supply pipe from mining to retail. The worlds leading jewellers sell diamonds processed in Israel where the industry generates about $1 billion annually for the Israeli military which is guilty of grievous human rights violations in Palestine
We overthrow with force April 21, 2014 The Daily News | EDITOR: Our United States Department using its standard MO accuses the Ukraine government and its leaders, in this case President Viktor Yanukovych, of killing their citizens. Susan Rice and Samantha Powers claim to be outraged with the violence against innocent democratic protestors, along with a former IDF Givati Brigade trainer. A uninformed public might fall for this lie, but in this case they themselves sponsored the violence through the N.E.O. (National Endowment for Democracy) thus U.S. sponsored terrorism. The N.E.O. gets its funding from the State Department and continues to fund the coup. Victoria Nuland was recorded, while she was in "Maiden Square" in Kiev, with the American Ambassador discussing who would or would not be acceptable to be interim president and prime minister. When was she elected queen? Sounds like democratic elections to me, L.O.L. This was when she was handing out breakfast bread treats to her "pay for mobs and rent a r ...
The Steinmetz Group "one of Tiffany's biggest suppliers" funds the Givati Brigade war criminals
Tell it to the Samouni family massacred by the Steinmetz diamond funded Givati Brigade
Al-Tina was a Palestinian Arab village in the Ramle Subdistrict of Mandatory Palestine. It was depopulated during the 1948 Arab–Israeli War on July 8, 1948 by the Givati Brigade under Operation An-Far. It was located 20. km south of Ramla. In 1945, the village had a population of 750. An elementary school for boys was founded in 1946 and it had an initial enrollment of 65 students. al-Tina was also the birthplace of 'Abd al-Fattah Humud (1933-1968), a petroleum engineer, and one of the founding members of Fatah, the largest Palestinian Liberation Organization faction.
Candidates for the Givati Brigade's elite units are put through the paces
Israel - A small country where you can run into anyone, anytime! Some of the most interesting people I've randomly run into on tour: President Shimon Peres, the first lady of Brazil, Governor/Comedian Al Franken, General Duvdevani (founder of the Givati Brigade of the IDF - purple berets), singer David Broza, former Prisoner of Zion and Israeli cabinet minister Natan Sharansky, defenders of the Jewish Quarter of Jerusalem from 1948, Rabbi Shmuley Boteach, various members of the Israeli Parliament (Knesset), awesome Jewish street rapper (see my last post), Google Street View guy, not to mention a whole heavenly host of would be prophets with severe cases of Jerusalem syndrome and a bunch more people I can't remember off the top of my head. Anyone who has been on tour with me knows that not only are you likely to run into someone well-known - you are even more likely to run into your Jewish neighbor or schoolmate out on the streets of Jerusalem or on some desert hiking trail! It's called family... you ca .. ...
Photos: Givati's Finest in Paintball Drill: Givati Brigade commandos simulate urban fighting in what they say is...
Steinmetz is the Israeli company which supports the IDF Givati Brigade, responsible for the massacre of the Samouni family in Gaza in 2009.
your little blue boxes are funding war crimes in Palestine - Diamond-funded Givati Brigade
After months of protest to the Tower of London authorities over the presence of an Israeli blood diamond in the Crown Jewels Exhibition the Operations team a...
relationship with Steinmetz makes you complicit in funding the war criminals of the Givati Brigade
"Ilan Malka," the commander of the Givati Brigade in the Zionist army known as the most criminal and bloody against civilians was
Who'll save your life the fastest? Givati Brigade's annual paramedic contest:
Sunday's demo for at TowerOfLondon against IDF Givati at Queens
Soldiers from the Shaked Battalion of the Givati Brigade wish you a happy new year! ..::: posted by C.Cohen...
Givati Soldiers Ordered to Shave: The commander of the IDF's Givati Brigade, Colonel Ofir Levy, has ordered his ...
Samouni children tell their story in pictures and words. War criminals of the diamond-funded Givati Brigade go free
Israeli commandos complete extensive training on
Chief of Staff visits largest Givati Brigade exercise in past decade
Photo of the Day: soldiers in Givati Brigade participate in drill. When was last time you hiked on hot summer day?
The Jubilee Diamond now know as the - -ed on your conscience
Tower of protest against the gruesome apartheid blood diamond Sunday 24th
Samouni family of Gaza appeals to Queen Elizabeth 11 to remove Steinmetz Israeli "blood diamond"
Soldiers from the Givati Brigade are training for a return to the Lebanese quagmire.
Will the blood diamond in the Tower spoil the party?
Really interesting article by about Blood Diamonds at worth a read...
Queens Diamond Jubilee used to promote diamond brand that supports a Unit of the Israeli militarys notorious Givati Brigade. . Indymedia Ireland is a media collective. We are independent volunteer journalists producing and distributing the authentic voices of the people Indymedia is a collective…
According to weird ideology Liberal Zionists thinks they've more right to be in Maryam al-Hout's hometown than she does
Commander from Israel's Giv'ati brigade, May 1948, stressed need to "prepare in advance the bulldozers, petrol & explosives"
Read what has - mostly hasn't - done to investigate suspected crimes in Operation Cast Lead, 3 yrs ago,
"The best morale exists when you never hear the word mentioned." -Dwight D Eisenhower
Israeli colonel implicated in the 2009 killing of 21 members of the Samouni family in is to be promoted:
Soldiers Educated to Modesty Excel: Students of Rav Levanon, who stood firm on modesty, take first place in Giva...
Palestinian protester's death an 'exceptional' incident, say IDF officials a violation of rules of protester engagement
The story of 4 kids of the extended Samouni family in Gaza. Samouni Street
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Joseph W. Turek, MD, PhD has been selected by the American Association of Thoracic Surgery as one of two recipients of the John H. Gibbon, Jr. Research Scholarship.
The scholarship, established in 1985 provides opportunity for research, training and experience for surgeons committed to pursuing careers in academic cardiothoracic surgery.
Turek's scholarship period extends from July 1, 2014 until June 30, 2016.


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Definition of golden-haired in English:
Having hair of the colour of gold: a golden-haired little girl
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- Her best friend was Theresa Godfrey, a plump golden-haired girl whose father was the manager of the Rural bank and whose mother was the president of the local CWA.
- Presently he returned, and behind him came a tall, gaunt woman bearing in her arms a very beautiful child, dark-eyed, golden-haired, a wonderful mixture of the Saxon and the Latin.
- She has tracked her down to the Chicago college where she now teaches, crashing into her new life like an Alabama hurricane and demanding to know what happened to the golden-haired god they both dated as teenagers.
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The Best New Exercises for Every Part of a Man's Body
By: Adam Campbell, M.S., C.S.C.S.
Pushup Plus
The benefit: Besides working your chest as effectively as any exercise, the "plus" part of this movement hits your serratus anterior—a small but important muscle that helps move your shoulder blades. Strengthen your serratus, and you'll improve your posture and reduce your risk of shoulder injuries—as you build your chest.
How to do it: Assume a pushup position with your arms straight and your hands placed slightly wider than shoulder-width apart. Your body should form a straight line from your ankles to your head. Lower your body until your chest nearly touches the floor. Pause, and then push back up. As you straighten your arms, push your upper back toward the ceiling. This extra movement is very slight; you'll rise up only another couple of inches. Pause for a one count, then repeat. For another great pushup variation, check out this great exercise for working your chest.


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(By Priscilla Brock // May 14, 2011) – Just below the scattered clouds, and misty atmosphere, the heavens rejoiced as the sons and daughters of Howard University were being recognized and congratulated as the graduating Class of 2011. In addition, proud parents and family members from 43 states and 29 different countries joined the rows of cheering graduates, in celebration of Howard University's 143rd Commencement.
The ceremony took place outside on the yard despite the threat of morning showers. The estimated 2000 graduates robed in royal blue stayed the course and continued the graduation ceremony as planned in optimism.
Dean Richardson opened the ceremony in prayer, as he blessed the future endeavors of the bowed graduates and thanked God for the accomplishments that each one has made.
Howard University recognized and granted four Honoary Degree awards to the following recipients; the first was given to author and journalist and Pulitzer Prize recipient, Thomas Friedman, next, Harvard professor of History and African American Studies, and alumna of Howard University, Evelyn Brooks Higginbotham, and John Slaughter, a leader in educational, engineering and scientific disciplines, as he is a professor at the Viterbi School of Engineering and the Rosseir School of Education, and finally Marc H. Morial was the last to happily receive an award, making him a "proud Howard university Bison."
National Urban League President and CEO, Marc H. Morial, was the speaker and orator offering encouraging words and a challenge to every graduate seated before him to uphold three standards on the lifelong journey ahead by committing to excellence, advocate for equality and to achieve high expectations.
"Whether we are talking about Oprah Winfrey, Barack Obama, Barry Rand, Sidney Ribeau, Thrugood Marshall we are witnesses to lives that have committed to excellence" said Morial.
"Whatever profession you choose be the best."
Furthermore, Morial encouraged the graduation class of 2011 to "be the leaders who rebuild the nation's economy, who will fix the nation's schools, who build the global enterprises that will produce a more just and equitable America and a more just and equitable community."
"Class of 2011, you will produce a future President of the United States. And she will make history too" said Morial.
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At the conclusion of his message, the Howard family offered a standing ovation as he made way to his seat on stage. Crossed arms, and a swaying sea of blue graduates completed the ceremony by singing the Howard University alma mater.
HU Reaction would like to wish the Class of 2011 the best of luck and hope to see them all become successful!
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Arena Profile: Dan Schnur
Dan Schnur is the Director of the Jesse M. Unruh Institute of Politics at the University of Southern California, where he works to motivate students to become active in the world of politics and encourage public officials to participate in the daily life of USC.
For years, Dan was one of California's leading political and media strategists, whose record includes work on four presidential and three gubernatorial campaigns. Schnur served as the national Director of Communications for the 2000 presidential campaign of U.S. Senator John McCain and spent five years as chief media spokesman for California Governor Pete Wilson.
Schnur began his political career in the press office of the Reagan-Bush '84 presidential campaign. He later served as a spokesman for the Bush-Quayle '88 presidential campaign, and worked in the press offices of the Republican National Committee before moving to California in 1990 to take on the position of Communications Director of the state Republican Party.
In addition to his position at USC, Schnur is an Adjunct Instructor at the University of California at Berkeley's Institute of Governmental Studies. Schnur has also held the post of Visiting Fellow at the John F. Kennedy School of Government's Institute of Politics at Harvard University and taught an advanced course in political campaign communications at George Washington University's Graduate School of Political Management.
He has served as an advisor to the William & Melinda Gates Foundation, the William and Flora Hewlett Foundation, the Broad Education Foundation, the James Irvine Foundation, and the Stuart Foundation on a variety of K-12 education, college and workforce preparedness, governance and political reform efforts. He is also the Co-Chairman of the Voices of Reform project, a bi-partisan statewide organization devoted to making state government more responsive to the needs of California voters.
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The running mate selection process is born out of the same strategic considerations that a football coach employs in the fourth quarter. If Romney is 7-10 points behind when it's time to choose, then Chris Christie's stock begins to rise. If he's down by a couple of touchdowns, then Marco Rubio and Bobby Jindal start to get more consideration. But in a close race, where a field goal either way will determine the outcome, you play it safe and run the ball. Tim Pawlenty is the type of running mate you pick when you don't want to make any mistakes with the wind at your back and the clock ticking down.See more
Can Obama solidify the Latino vote?With some negotiable differences, President Obama today essentially implemented Marco Rubio's version of the Dream Act. Obama's action, which comes exactly one week before he will address the largest gathering of Latino elected officials at their annual conference, and Rubio's proposal both offer residency but not citizenship for some young people in this country without legal status. It's been suggested that Romney will announce his support for Rubio's plan in his speech to that same group, meaning that he will either be endorsing Obama's action or making the differences between the two seem much greater than they are.When they appear before the NALEO convention, both candidates will talk expansively about the need to provide assistance to deserving young people, but scrupulously avoid the more politically difficult conversation about a much larger population of unauthorized residents. For the past five years, ever since the death of the comprehensive Kennedy-McCain bill that offered the possibility of citizenship for all of the nation's undocumented immigrants, the DREAM Act has been both a Band-Aid for and a distraction from the lack of progress on the question of broader immigration reform.See more
Is Jeb Bush right about the GOP?Jeb Bush is exactly half right. Both his father and Reagan would have trouble hewing to the ideological standards set by today's Republican party, just as John F. Kennedy, Lyndon Johnson, Scoop Jackson and Bill Clinton would run into the same difficulty with modern-day Democrats. Bush understandably focused on his own party's drift from the center because he is more concerned about the GOP's political prospects than how the Democrats fare. But his criticism is just as applicable for both parties on today's hyper-partisan political landscape.Democrats can rejoice over Jeb's comments, the same way that Republican cheered last week when Clinton took on Obama's tax policy. But the true believers in both parties are missing the point. They are exactly one half of the problem themselves, and pointing gleefully at the other side's intransigence does nothing to address Washington's growing inability to function.Last week, Californians took the first step toward sending a less ideologically polarized delegation to Congress. Our new top two primary forces candidates to talk to voters other than those who comprise their own party's ideological base, and redistricting reform that took line-drawing authority away from elected officials will result in 6-8 members elected in competitive districts this fall. Our state has been the deserved target of national derision for the political divisions that have led to government paralysis. But like tax cuts and term limits, stem cells and surf boards, maybe we can send a couple of new trends eastward that can benefit a hopelessly divided and ossified national political landscape.See more
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That's good advise, tell me what looks off to you as well.
I'm sure I'll make mistakes and buy stuff I won't use, but that's ok... it will take some trial and error and I don't mind ebaying things. I buy used stuff too so it's not so expensive and I can resell without losing money. I've already ebayed off a lot of stuff I've posted in this thread.
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Damn Miran is snapping tonight.
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The Joy of Tradition – Painting Ornaments
Three years ago, spurred on by memories spent painting ceramic ornaments with my own Grandma, I decided to initiate the same tradition with my children. Already familiar with painting pottery, they fully embraced the idea of an annual drive up to U Paint-it, a pottery painting place [...]
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Nov 11 2011
A Boy's Art – In Narrative
There is a reason why a significantly large portion of my homeschool supplies budget is allotted to Crayola markers, tape and extra-large (18-24″) sketch pads. While Meredith spends her after "school" hours in her room writing songs, working out chords on her guitar, or [...]
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Nov 03 2011
Community Question: Good homeschool curriculum for piano?
The following question is from Amanda E. "Have you heard of a good homeschool curriculum for teaching piano? My son, who has been diagnosed with Asperger's, has a PASSION for piano, which means if I feed it, he will blossom. We live in a very rural place, so I have been unable [...]
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Sep 23 2011
We are Galloping the Globe!
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Sep 20 2011
The Painter's Palette
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Aug 24 2011
CASTing an Art Challenge Your Way
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Aug 04 2011
How to Make Books
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Jul 12 2011
DIY Easy Friendship Bracelet Tutorial
By Kristen Chase. When I found out that friendship bracelets were back and hotter than ever, I reached back into the recesses of my poor, tired brain and was surprised at how much I remembered. My first inclination was to teach my 7-year old how to make them, but on our first few attempts, [...]
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Jul 08 2011
TrapEase Display Rails
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During half term, the wife and daughter house-sit for a relative in Sussex for four days. They leave me in front of the telly, but as soon as they are gone, I hop on a plane to Canada, interview the conductor Kent Nagano and chief exec, Madeleine Careau, of the Montreal Symphony Orchestra, attend a performance of Das Rheingold, inspect their new 260 million dollar concert hall, wonder whether it will be finished in time, eat elk, visit the 1976 Olympic Stadium now mostly redundant, and was back in front of the telly before they return.
I watch the film Temple Grandin on the plane and am moved to tears. The teenager next to me watches end-to-end shoot-em-ups and bites his nails. The hostess shows concern and gives me a spare chicken bap at tea time or breakfast time or whatever it is chasing the sun over the Atlantic. Temple Grandin, played by Claire Danes, is an autistic woman who understands animals. She notices that horses point their ears towards what they are looking at and that cattle herd in circles. She doesn't enjoy human company much and cannot bear to be touched. She derives pleasure from clamping herself between wooden boards, however. It's a true story. Despite misogyny and scepticism, she goes on to revolutionise farming practices in the US. I want the wife and daughter to see it, but cannot find a screening anywhere that isn't an Air Canada flight.
There's time to fit in a recently-made documentary about Glenn Gould. He cuckolded the composer Lukas Foss, who didn't seem too bothered. Foss knew his wife and kids would come back in the end and they did. None of this was in Otto Friedrich's biography as far as I recall. I'm sure I'd have remembered so significant a detail. The previous idea was that Gould was too nutty and eccentric to have been anything but a virgin. The Canadian journalist Colin Eatock is soon to publish a book of interviews about the pianist. Claire Foss, he tells me, assured him Gould was 'the most heterosexual person she ever met'.


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Dec. 22, 2008
NORTHRIDGE, Calif. - The Cal State Northridge women's basketball team (2-10) defeated Eastern Washington, 54-47, Monday night at The Matadome. The Matadors applied consistent defensive pressure throughout the game, forcing the Eagles into a CSUN opponent season-high 30 turnovers
Northridge really stymied EWU in the second half, employing a trapping, full-court defense that resulted in 20 turnovers for the Eagles in the half. The Matadors were able to convert those turnovers into 19 points and also held a 17-2 advantage in second-chance points.
Senior Ashley Blake led a balanced Matador offensive attack with 11 points, including a crucial 3-pointer with 3:40 left in the game to push Northridge's lead to 47-41. Blake also set a new season high with four steals in the contest and added a team-high four assists.
Both senior Whitney Ligon and junior Katrina Thompson poured in nine points for Northridge in the victory. Thompson had five rebounds and four the third-straight game recorded four steals. Ligon had two assists and a steal for CSUN.
Freshmen Jasmine Erving and Bridgette Conejo finished with eight and seven points, respectively, for the Matadors. Erving grabbed a team-high nine rebounds while Conejo provided a spark off the bench, grabbing five boards and recording two steals in only 10 minutes of action.
Sophomore Analee Viena-Lota also played a pivotal role in the victory, coming off the bench to record eight rebounds, five of which were offensive boards.
For the game, Northridge shot 27.4 percent, but connected on 17-of-24 free throws (.708). Conejo entered the game 3-of-12 from the charity stripe, but calmly knocked down 5-of-6 attempts in the win.
Eastern Washington finished the game shooting 38.8 percent from the field, but only 3-of-10 from the free throw line. Kyla Evans led the Eagles with 16 points.
The first half was a sloppy affair that resulted in a 21-18 lead for the Eagles at halftime. Erving had six points and six rebounds at the break for Northridge.
In the second half, CSUN found itself down 39-30 with 10:42 to play after Evans knocked down one of her four 3-pointers and a lay-up by Pauline Ferrall. However, Northridge then went on a 17-2 run that culminated with Blake's 3-pointer.
The Matadors return to the hardwood on Dec. 28 for a meeting with the Columbia Lions. Tip off from The Matadome is slated for 2 p.m. with Dave Caldwell providing play-by-play coverage on gomatadors.com. The game will also feature free admittance for all in attendance.


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By Petty Officer 3rd Class John R. Guardiano, USNAmerican Forces Press Service
WASHINGTON, Dec. 11, 2005 The U.S. military's promotion of democracy in Iraq, Afghanistan and around the globe is America's "only realistic path" to preserve and protect U.S. national security in a dangerous and hostile world, Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice said today.
"Supporting the growth of democratic institutions in all nations is not some moralistic flight of fancy; it is the only realistic response to our present challenges," Rice wrote in an op-ed published in today's Washington Post.
The secretary acknowledged "this is admittedly a bold course of action." However, she contended, "it is consistent with the proud tradition of American foreign policy (espoused by) such recent presidents as Harry Truman and Ronald Reagan."
American support of democracy in Iraq, Afghanistan and elsewhere will succeed, "not simply because it is optimistic and idealistic but also because it is premised on sound strategic logic and a proper understanding of the new realities we face," Rice said.
She said these new realities include the growing unlikelihood of war between major countries and the increasing threat posed by weak and failing states.
"Weak and failing states serve as global pathways that facilitate the spread of pandemics, the movement of criminals and terrorists, and the proliferation of the world's most dangerous weapons," she said. Consequently, U.S. policy aims "to help create a world of democratic, well-governed states that can meet the needs of their citizens and conduct themselves responsibly in the international system."
The secretary pointed to the myriad problems that, she said, have long been festering in the Middle East -- terrorism, corruption, weapons proliferation, tyranny, and oppression -- as illustrative of the failures of foreign policy "realism."
"Who truly believes, after the attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, that the status quo in the Middle East was stable, beneficial and worth defending?" Rice said. "How could it have been prudent to preserve the state of affairs in a region that was incubating and exporting terrorism; where the proliferation of deadly weapons was getting worse ... where authoritarian regimes were projecting their failures onto innocent nations and peoples?
"It is sheer fantasy," Rice continued, "to assume that the Middle East was just peachy before America disrupted its alleged stability." To the contrary, she said, the Middle East has made "unprecedented progress" since U.S. troops arrived in Iraq.
The secretary cited Lebanese independence from foreign occupation and democratic reforms there, the Palestinian Authority's election of a leader who openly calls for peace with Israel, multiparty elections in Egypt, full citizenship for the women of Kuwait, and the drafting of a constitution and elections in Iraq.
"At this time last year," Rice said, "such unprecedented progress seemed impossible. One day it will all seem to have been inevitable. This is the nature of extraordinary times" in which we live.


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Sergey Galyonkin sends word that he's posted pictures from the heavily-attended Stalkerfest 2009 over on Flickr. You can check out the mass of cosplayers (reportedly around 500) and also see GSC's developer band getting up on stage top strut their stuff. For those of you down with the local language, there's also a blog account of the event here.
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House was mostly full, but it was a smaller venue inside the Roland E. Powell Convention Center in Ocean City. I would say 1,000 to 1,500 fans, but that could be off, just a guess.
I was surprised immediately when I walked through the door and saw the legend Bob Backlund set up in a booth to take pictures and sign autographs. There was a sign reading "Now appearing: WWE Hall of Famer Bob Backlund" so the impression I got was that WWE will continue these types of appearances with different legends. The price was $30 I believe.
When we went to sit down, I was surprised again to see across the ring from me, sitting in the front row were Jay and Mark Briscoe with their father and children. During the night, many wrestlers acknowledged them, most notably Justin Gabriel and the Usos. They were also getting a lot of attention from fans who went up to say hi. I didn't want to bother them right off the bat, so I waited until intermission.
Event started with Tony Chimel coming out and introducing the contestants of the opening bout which was:
Team Rhodes Scholars and Brie Bella vs. Tons of Funk and Naomi (Mixed 6-Man Tag Team Match):
Sandow came out with a microphone during the Rhodes Scholars entrance and talked up Cody Rhodes, but the acoustics were very rough in the auditorium, so I couldn't make out much of what the Intellectual Savior of the Masses was saying. Rhodes got up on a chair and introduced their third partner, Brie Bella. Next out was Tons of Funk. They had a standard match that the crowd got into. Tons of Funk got the win with Naomi pinning Brie, if I remember correctly. The winners did their typical dancing celebration with some small children from the audience.
Next up two former Nexus members battled it out with Heath Slater vs. Justin Gabriel:
This match more fast paced, and these guys went a little more unprotected which was appreciated by the fans. The Cape Town Werewolf got the win after a slash of the top rope.
Next, Tony Chimel informed the audience that they were going to have the power to decide the stipulation for one of the main events later in the evening. By txting in, the crowd could choose whether The Usos versus the Prime Time Players would be a 2 Out of 3 Falls match or a Tornado Tag Team match.
Next up was the Diva's match for the night:
AJ Lee (with Big E Langston) vs. Kaitlyn (WWE Diva's Championship)
This match was pretty grounded. A lot of AJ slowing the pace so that Kaitlyn couldn't get any momentum. It was an alright fight between two girls that made you believe they had some bad blood. The illusion was shattered after the show, however, when Big E rode with Kaitlyn and AJ in the same car. But anyway, as you may have guessed, AJ retained her title and a role up on a distracted Kaityln.
The girls left to the back, but Big E remained out in the ring. He took a microphone, and I believe issued an open challenge, but again the sound was bad. I could barely hear him, and I was only four rows back form the ring. A superstar did rise to the challenge however:
Big E Langston vs. Randy Orton
Pretty good back and forth here, with the two men battling in and out of the ring and even into the crowd at one point. Orton did a good job getting the crowd to pop, and Langston had good psychology making it seem with his facial expressions like he was a confident yet in over his head young talent. Orton got the win after his suspended DDT into RKO routine. Orton slapped every hand around ringside and stopped for some photos and autographs. Right next to me, he stopped to kiss a woman who I believe was his wife, Samantha. Last I heard the two got into a limo, which I did see parked in the talent parking lot, apparently to go out for a night on the town.
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Maine is
Pursuing Safer Chemicals in Consumer Products
Governor Baldacci's recent amendment to the order, An Order Amending the Order Promoting Safer Chemicals in Consumer Products and Service, calls for a 13-member task force to be appointed by and serve at the pleasure of the Governor. The diverse membership includes three members of the Alliance for a Clean and Healthy Maine. Nick Bennett, staff scientist of the Natural Resources Council of Maine, will represent environmental groups. Mike Belliveau, director of the Environmental Health Strategy Center, will represent public health groups. Sharon Tisher, professor of environmental law at the University of Maine, will also represent the Alliance for a Clean and Healthy Maine. Also included on the taskforce is an IPM Coordinator. The Department of Agriculture IPM Coordinator and the Cooperative Extension IPM Coordinator will share staffing of this single position; in the event of voting this position will have only one vote.
The Alliance for a Clean and Healthy Maine, a coalition of health-affected groups and public health, labor, environmental, grassroots, and professional organizations, applauded Gov. John Baldacci on convening the Governor's Task Force to Promote Safer Chemicals in Consumer Products.
Nick Bennett, staff scientist for the Natural Resources and Defense Council of Maine said, "Data from countless studies show persistent, toxic chemicals in places they shouldn't be: in human breast milk, the blood of newborn babies, whales, eagles, and peregrine falcons, to name a few. This task force can help Maine stop using these types of chemicals and push the chemical industry to make safer products that won't contaminate our citizens and wildlife."
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"green chemistry." This initiative could mean a new natural
resource-based industry for the state, such as plastics made from Maine
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The Alliance for a Clean and Healthy Maine feels that the Governor's Task Force will be able to take the important first step of developing recommended legislation and incentives to promote safer chemicals to protect Maine families.
For more information, contact the Alliance for a Clean and Healthy Maine and its campaign partners through its website, http://www.preventharm.org/camp.part.shtml, or through the Environmental Health Strategy Center, P.O. Box 2217, Bangor, Maine 04402, 207-827-6331.


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ROCKPORT - A Rockport woman was taken by helicopter to Christus Spohn Hospital Memorial about 8:30 p.m. Thursday after her 1999 Ford Escort was broadsided by an Aransas County Sheriff's 2004 Ford Crown Victoria cruiser in the 2200 block of Farm-to-Market Road 3036.
Julissa Ann Ondrej, 25, was driving east and attempted to turn left in front of the sheriff's cruiser, said Sgt. Larry Sinclair with the Rockport Police Department.
Deputy Michael Huffman attempted to avoid the collision but was unable to, Sinclair said in a news release. He was taken by Aransas County emergency rescuers to the hospital and later was released.
Ondrej's condition is not known, Sinclair said. Her 5-year-old son, a passenger in the vehicle at the time of the accident, was treated at the scene and released, according to reports.
Ondrej was issued a citation on failure to yield right of way while making a left turn and improperly restraining her son. The accident is being investigated by Rockport police.
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Classic steam passenger service sprints down the mainline! Dressed in the Santa Fe livery, the Lionel E6 Atlantic is equipped with the LEGACY Control System, Odyssey II Speed Control, and LEGACY RailSounds sound system. Heavyweight passenger cars are available separately.
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This time of year can get a little nuts, even though it is supposed to be about fun and family. Don't worry, here are four time-saving Thanksgiving appetizers. How? Well, they're easy to make and they'll keep your guests busy eating while you enjoy a nice glass of wine.
Stuffing Brussels sprouts might seem like an impossible task but it isn't, I swear! It's really no different than making stuffed mushrooms. And look at it, it is so elegant looking. This is definitely the recipe to impress your friends with! You can see full photo instruction on stuffing Brussels sprouts here.
Rich, earthy and with such an amazing color, this Red Beet Hummus recipe is a great, simple starter to almost any meal. But that lovely red color just screams fall and fabulous, no?
It's a fondue baked inside a pumpkin, I don't really have much else to say here other than why haven't you made this yet? So simple! So tasty! SO Thanksgiving.
Pie is not the only way to nab some pumpkin. This goat cheese fondue recipe is the first thing your guests will notice. It looks that much better in person, if that is even possible. See full photo instructions on how to make this Pumpkin and Goat Cheese Fondue recipe here.
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I never wanted to come to Port Arthur. It was not on my list but after a visit to Sarah Island I thought I might take a couple of hours and have a quick look - I am so glad I (did), it was well worth it and I could have taken many more hours to explore.
It was exceptional, beautiful grounds and not at all the morbid, dreary experience I was expecting. A special thanks to (the guides) who gave me a renewed interest in early Australian history.
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If you were unable to attend the PDC this year, don't worry! Because all of the sessions have been recorded and posted online for you to view at your leisure, you won't miss out on much. One session that my be of particular interest to you is Pete Blois's and Doug Olson's talk about Expression Blend:
You can view the talk online by clicking the following link: http://channel9.msdn.com/pdc2008/PC47/
The above link also contains downloadable versions of the video along with the PowerPoint slide deck Pete and Doug used to give their talk.
Pete and Celso's Twitter App A part of the session focused on how a designer can have a large impact on the look and feel of an application without having to write a lot of code or interfering with the core logic of the application. To highlight this, Pete showed off a Silverlight 2-based Twitter app that he wrote originally:
Celso Gomes, one of the designers on our team, took Pete's application and decided to style it to look as follows:
The functionality is the same, but the way the application looks is vastly different. The static screenshots don't do Celso's version justice. If you watch the session, you will see subtle transitions and rollover effects that are pretty cool and give the application a more polished feel.
To try out this Twitter application for yourself, download the source files below:
You can use Expression Blend 2 SP1 and Visual Studio 2008 to dive into the app and see how Celso and Pete designed and developed the application.
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There seem to be a lot of installation issues involving Blend 2's licensing model. Could someone from the Blend team spare a few minutes to read this thread?