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Union Graphics Fall Internships
August 3, 2015
Fall term part-time graphic design paid internship positions with the option to receive academic credit. Office is located in the Michigan Union on central campus.
Open to current Stamps School of Art + Design students who have completed some graphic design coursework. (Not open to May 2015 grads).
Design promotional and informational communications for programs and services within the division of Student Life. Learn the practical and business aspects of the graphic design profession including working on multiple projects with clients, printers, and web/app developers.
To apply: please e-mail your resume, including a list of graphic design courses you have taken, to Lisa Bartlett, firstname.lastname@example.com
Categories: Internship, Part Time
Face Painter Wanted
August 3, 2015
The College of Engineering is looking for a face painter for their outdoor homecoming party taking place on Friday October 9 from 4:30-6:30 PM at the Class of '47 E Reflecting Pool (North Campus). The selected artist will have the opportunity to interact with children, students, and guests. There will be free carnival-style food and live entertainment, so it's going to be a relaxed and fun environment.
Please email Brie Winnega firstname.lastname@example.com to apply by August 31, 2016
Compensation is $75
Opportunities with the University Musical Society
August 3, 2015
Work study and volunteer internship opportunities with the University Musical Society provide valuable experience in all areas of arts management, including performing arts production, education, administration, ticket sales, programming, development, and marketing.
The following are currently available:
Ticket Office Customer Service Assistant Work Study
Education/Community Engagement Work Study/Volunteer Intern
Production/Artist Services Work Study/Volunteer Intern
Marketing – Graphic Design Work Study/Volunteer Intern
Marketing – General Marketing Work Study/Volunteer Intern
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Categories: Internship, Part Time, Work Study
Art Student with Painting/Restoration Experience Needed
August 3, 2015
Franko Sallaku is looking for an art student that would be interested in working on a painting project at the Clements Library. It is not much work in volume, but it is work that needs an "art" eye. The white spots seen in these pictures need to matched to the color surrounding them
We will compensate accordingly and generously. Please contact Mr. Sallaku at firstname.lastname@example.com ASAP
Designing the Future: Third Space Lounge for Lowenstein
August 3, 2015
Unbranded Designs Announces its Newest Challenge!
Think about the ways in which people interact and behave in "third spaces", and design a piece or collection of pieces that support the "third space" concept in the workplace. Your solution should fully consider the benefits and challenges of blending functions and activities in one space. Consideration should also be made for the functional aspects associated with the workplace which may include access to power, acoustics, privacy, or other needs. Finally, consider the Loewenstein brand and product offering, and design an addition that is consistent within that framework.
$5000 Grand Prize plus Royalties
Deadline is September 2, 2015
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Graphic Design Internship with Spry Publishing
August 3, 2015
Spry Publishing LLC is seeking an intern for the Fall 2015 term.
Location: 315 East Eisenhower Pkwy, Ste 2, Ann Arbor, MI 48108
Contact: Lynne Johnson, COO/Publisher, email@example.com
Hours per week: 16 hours per week, ideally with at least one 8 hour day per week
Compensation: $9.00/hour
Internship Duties: The intern will work in support of the design department for our book publishing and marketing company. Duties include layout of client projects using InDesign, Illustrator and Photoshop as well as other general office duties.
Intern will utilize skills such as:
Using Illustrator to create icon based graphics and to render high resolution
graphics for placement in a variety of print and web media
Creating unique solutions for client communication
Creating infographics to be displayed on websites, blogs and printed materials
Selecting colors, images, fonts and text styles
Experience/Background preferred: The ideal applicant is a junior or senior pursuing a graphic design or related degree. Intern must have strong creative and artistic ability as well as good written and verbal communication. A knowledge of videography including shooting and editing are a huge plus, but not required.
Please send an email describing your skills and an online portfolio link with design/video samples to Lynne Johnson email@example.com
Categories: Internship
Graduate Student to manage U-M Diversity and Inclusion - Housing art programs
July 17, 2015
Diversity and Inclusion, a unit within University Housing, is seeking a graduate intern to manage art programming in The Connector.
The Connector Art Intern would manage and support various educational programs, events, and initiatives related to art. This may include organizing projects, student competitions, calls for art/performances, and showcases, and coordinating with local, professional artists to display/purchase artwork. All of this would be designed to create inspired experiences that lead to a broader understanding of diversity and inclusion in our University community and its connection to the art world.
Categories: Internship, Part Time
Freelance Visual Communications Designer
July 16, 2015
The UM Center for Bioethics and Social Sciences in Medicine is seeking a freelance graphic designer with experience/interest in information/ visual communication. Under the direction of Drs. Angela Fagerlin and Aaron Scherer, the ideal candidate would perform a series of jobs related to an ongoing research project on communicating information about infectious diseases [Ebola, influenza, and Middle Eastern Respiratory Syndrome (MERS)].
Tasks will include creating a variety of visuals that communicate information about infectious diseases. Examples include heat maps to communicate the spread of a disease, risk ladders to communicate how infectious one disease is compared to another, and/or infectious disease infographics. Ideally, the candidate will be able to work with the research team over the next 2 years to create visuals and refine them based on our testing. Additional tasks will include minor graphic design work for the website that will be created at the end of the research period.
Please submit a letter outlining relevant expertise (especially regarding information visuals) to Dr. Scherer (firstname.lastname@example.com).
Compensation rate will depend on qualifications. Applications will be reviewed as they are received. Work will ideally begin in late-Fall or early Winter 2015.
Categories: Freelance: Design
Freelance Mold Making/Casting
July 13, 2015
Alumna Molly Dierks is looking for a Stamps student with experience/expertise in mold making and casting to finish a casting a project. The job is compensated at $100-$125.00 based on the time it takes to complete the casting. This should be relatively straightforward for someone adept at casting with a studio space in which to work. Ideally the project would be completed within 1-2 weeks of assignment.
If interested, please send a few images of prior cast projects (experience with flex molds a must) in a word or PDF document, and a brief outline of your experience in the same document or in the body of the email: firstname.lastname@example.com with CAST PROJECT as the subject.
First come first serve basis. If you do not hear from Molly within 3 days, this means an assistant has already been selected.
Videographer Wanted
June 16, 2015
The Frankel Center for Judaic Studies is seeking an experienced student Videographer to create, edit, and produce a promotional video for the Judaic Studies academic program. Video production will begin in late August/early September and include taping of Judaic Studies students providing first-hand experience testimonials as well as video clips showcasing various area around campus. The Videographer will be responsible for all pre- to post-production aspects of the video creation including filming, sound quality, lighting, editing, animation, voice-over, and uploading. A successful candidate should be able to produce an outline, write a script, and conduct interviews to produce a story.
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• Experience creating and publishing videos online
• Self-starter able to work with limited direction
• Very detail-oriented
• Ability to work both independently and collaboratively
• Strong time and project management skills
• Committed to the vision of promoting the Judaic Studies program
Requires a flexible schedule and hours will vary based on the availability of student interviewees. Video production will begin in late August/early September.
Please submit a resume and links to video portfolio to Cheri Thompson email@example.com by August 31, 2015
Compensation is $10-$16 based on experience
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A survey released on Thursday found that most parents want more say in how much information websites and other online providers collect from children, bolstering calls for policymakers to toughen children's privacy rules.
The new poll, sponsored by the public-interest groups Common Sense Media and the Center for Digital Democracy, found that 90 percent of those surveyed said they favor the current restrictions included in a law known as the Children's Online Privacy Protection Act, which requires online providers to obtain parental consent before collecting personal information from children under 13. According to the survey, which polled 2,002 adults in mid-November, most do not favor applying some of the technologies for collecting data online from adults to children.
The Federal Trade Commission is set to release changes, possibly before the end of the year, to its rules implementing COPPA to help the law keep pace with developments in technology and the new ways children access online content since the law was passed in 1998. The proposed changes include amending the rules to include content available on mobile devices such as smartphones, changing the definition of personal information covered by COPPA to include persistent identifiers such as Internet protocol numbers, and expanding who is covered by the law. Both Common Sense Media and the Center for Digital Democracy favor tougher COPPA rules.
The survey found that most adults appear to favor restrictions on what data can be collected from children: 91 percent do not think advertisers should be able to collect data about the location of children from their mobile phones, while the same percentage of adults -- and 94 percent of parents -- said that advertisers should get parental consent before placing tracking software on a child's computer. The poll also found that 80 percent of adults did not favor allowing advertisers to collect and use even anonymized data about a child's online activities.
"It is clear from these findings that the public supports strong action by the FTC to address the disturbing and widespread practices that threaten the privacy and safety of our nation's children," Kathryn C. Montgomery, a professor of communication at American University who helped push for passage of COPPA in 1998.
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I purchased several of these toiletry bags for gifts when they were on the super value sale. They were a great price and I love the scripture on the front. I was very excited to give them to friends for Christmas!
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Belen Board of Education: Pino, Quintana re-elected
Two incumbents will continue serving as the representatives for District 4 and District 5 on the Belen Board of Education.
With 26 votes, Dolores Lola Quintana won the District 4 seat, while Adrian Pino won by six votes against Larry Garley for the District 5 seat.
Garley said he didn't see anything he could challenge upon checking the ballots and said he won't contest the results. In Tuesday's election, Pino received 88 votes, and Garley received 82.
"I owed it to the people that came to vote to do that," Garley said. "I'm not upset about losing. I'm disappointed in the number of people that came out to vote. It was very disheartening to see less than 200 people voted in an election that's important."
Pino wasn't planning on running for the school board position for a fourth term, but was persuaded by his constituents to see the projects he's worked on to completion.
"That's why I ran," Pino said. "People were hoping I would stay there to make sure these jobs get done, and I don't want to lose the progress we've made or have the money go somewhere else."
Within the next four years, Pino plans on focusing on the 10 projects listed on the $23.75 million bond, approved by voters in February 2011 to improve Belen school facilities, are finished.
Quintana, who will be serving her third term, has a number of issues she plans to tackle within her next term. These issues include preparing students and teachers for the New Mexico Common Core State Standards, increase the number of resources available to teachers and school staff "to make them successful in their classrooms with their teaching methods," encouraging student's who've dropped out to come back to school to receive their diploma or a GED and increasing security and safety within schools.
"I want to make sure parents are comfortable when they send their kids to schools," Quintana said. "I've been meeting with principals as far as safety plans as a result of the things that happened in other states. I'm very concerned about the safety of our kids."
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Well, what I mean is that ordinarily, when Kaylie gets on an airplane, either it's just Mommy or it's both Mommy and Daddy with her. This was the first time it was just Daddy. Rest assured, it wasn't an unmitigated disaster by any means. Taking after her mom, Kaylie fell asleep right before take-off and didn't wake up until everyone had left the plane after landing.
The trick was in just getting us there.
I don't know how Lisa does it, but she always remembers everything. That's one of the many things she brings to our marriage. For me, I was running around the house, trying to make sure that I had everything taken care of -- locating pacifiers, blankies, shoes, my own luggage, and a cat who got accidentally locked in a closet. By the time I got on the airplane, I was a nervous wreck. I will never again take for granted how much easier my life is when I have a partner I can call upon.
Strangely enough, this has a bearing on good networking.
In the community of entrepreneurs, we often have the view of ourselves as "John Wayne", rugged individualists. We are completely self-sufficient and don't need anyone else's help. After all, we started our own businesses in part because we didn't want to be a part of someone else's story.
That may be all well and good in fantasyland, but in reality, it couldn't be further from the truth. We entrepreneurs depend on other people all the time. We have clients or customers, employees, vendors, local, state, and federal politicians. There are the people who take care of our homes -- the plumbers, electricians, and HVAC experts. We have the people who take care of our families -- doctors, dentists, teachers, and certainly don't forget about our childcare support.
I could go on and on, but you get the idea. Despite the fact that we want to see ourselves as the iconoclastic trailblazers, we are, in fact, at the center of a vast web of relationships. A web that we make stronger each time we take the time to focus and strengthen those connections which form its many strands.
So, the next time you think that networking isn't something you really need, remember that for the most part, the very measure of your success in life is dependent on the connections you choose to forge.
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The Cans Catcher, a new way of dreading the street furniture
A new phenomenon just appeared on the Internet. Various videos of people throwing their empty cans in the bin from a long distance were posted, and they are getting more and more spectacular.
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Street pollution is an issue that gets bigger every year, mostly because of empty bags and empty cans thrown anywhere but in the trashbins.
For example, 135 cans are drank every second in France, and only 60% of them are being recycled.
Today the street furniture manufacturers compete in ingenuity to find new ways to remedy the problem or at least, slow down its effects.
"Cans catchers" (or "Blikvanger" in dutch), are a creative invention coming from the Netherlands. The bins are designed as basketball net, so bicycle drivers can easily throw thei empty cans in.
It is a great way to protect the environment and to improve your basketball game!
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Made of a huge net, it allows the cyclists to throw their cans to the bin without leaving their saddle. This invention may appear wacky and unhelpful from the point of view of an adult, but it seems that young people are more sensitive to it.
We now let you make your own idea of "cans catchers" by looking at this video which was made by CyclingDutchStyle, the designers of this brand new trash can. The exercise may be perilous at the beginning, but maybe it will reveal budding basketball stars.
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Re: Anyone else get discouraged selling on Craigslist because of all the flakes and low-ballers?
Saw this thread just after returning home from selling a set of 2 year old A Custom cymbals via Craigslist.
The ad ran for about 2 weeks, and I got 2 responses. One was a phone call from a guy who acted as though he'd known me forever, asked if I was negotiable (I said yes), and then said he'd call me back. Never heard from him.
The second response was a text from a drummer in nearby Seattle. He left his name, and after Googling him I found several videos on YouTube of him playing with different bands. Good player and obviously a known guy in the area so I called him. My asking price was half what I'd originally paid for the lot because past experience has shown me that that's the most I can get if I make my way to a drum shop with them. That price was also 20% higher than I was willing to take.
I knocked off the 20% for the buyer and we made the plan to meet in the parking lot of my bank, which has two things going for it. It's easy to find and highly trafficked because it's next to the ferry landing from Seattle to where I live. Oh, and a third thing: It's 5 minutes from my home.
The buyer arrived over an hour early, which made me pretty damn happy actually. I drove down to the parking lot, and he stood with his cash in hand, a nice bundle of $100 bills, while I showed him the cymbals. He didn't need to hear them because he's the real deal and knows what they sound like. He just wanted to make sure they were in the "like new" shape I'd described.
We exchanged handfuls, and then I showed him something else that's been sitting in my trunk forever, an old early '90s Tama 13" power tom. Turned out he'd just bought a 1990 Tama Rockstar set so he bought that as well. (No, the colors didn't match, but the tom is silver and looks cool with everything.)
Phone/texting time for the whole deal after the CL ad was placed: 5 minutes tops.
Face to face time to perform the transaction in a safe and public environment: 15 minutes including travel time.
A good time and a good deal were had by all. I don't do a lot on CL, but I've learned to always meet on netural/safe ground whether I'm a buyer or a seller. And I think it's important to talk to the other party and get a sense of them and their attitude before getting together - especially if I'm selling something. I love my stuff almost the way I'd love a puppy and want to make sure it's getting a good home.
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The City of Gothenburg is working on a new exciting renovation project in Skeppsbron, which will completely regenerate the area over the next couple of years. This will include a new tram line connecting our hotel to the rest of the city. During this time, parking and access around the hotel may be impacted and we are working closely with Gothenburg council to minimise the impact for our guests.
Follow the link for more information on the transformations happening in our area
We offer secure parking available 24 hours a day in our own carpark and Gothenburg council have provided 300 additional spaces in P-Arken (parking boat) to support during this time. Our secure parking spaces are limited so make sure to reserve your parking space when making your room reservation.
If you have any queries please do not hesitate to contact us, additionally on arrival our reception team are always on hand to help you with any information.
FESKEKÖRKA (Fish Church)
This historic building dates back to 1874 and was originally built as the fishmarket and auction in Gothenburg. Now, there are several seafood restaurants and shops all with fresh seafood straight from the sea.
Distance from the hotel: 5 minutes walk
Kungsgatan (Kings Street) is a 930 metres long pedestrian street famous for shopping, cafées and restaurants. The street leads on to Kungstorget where you will find Saluhallen and a cinema. Avenyn with more designer shops is only a few minutes walk from here.
Distance from the hotel: 7 minutes walk
The beautiful Opera House is located by the harbour which you can see reflected in its architecture. Go for a stroll around the building or enjoy an opera, musical or dance performance.
Distance from hotel: 10 minutes walk
Haga is also known as the historic district and already in 1637 the area was first mentioned in books. The area is famous for markets, boutiques and café's that are nestled along the pebbled streets and beautiful old buildings. We would recommend to start exploring from Haga Nygata.
Distance from the hotel: 10 minutes walk to Haga Nygata
Sample freshly baked bread, cheese, olives, pastries, meats and much more at Saluhallen Kungstorget, a must visit for foodies!
Distance from the hotel: 11 minutes walk
This fortress was built in 1687 and was never drawn into battle. In the mid 1800´s the fortress was used as a prison and later as emergency housing. Today, it is a military museum and offers one of the best panoramic views of Gothenburg.
Distance from the hotel: 20 minutes walk via Haga Nygata
Älvsnabben ferry departs from Rosenlund and it combines the two sides of Göta Älv. Ferries operate frequently and daily.
Distance from hotel: 5 minutes walk
Lilla Bommen: Day cruises around the Gothenburg archipelago, some cruises also include seafood buffets and entertainment on board.
Distance from hotel: 15 minutes walk
Stena Line ferries are located at Masthuggskajen. Here you can take daily ferries over to Fredrikshavn in Denmark.
Distance from hotel: 20 minutes walk
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1996; C. elegans Sequencing Consortium 1998; Adams et al. 2000). The C. elegans genome was the first metazoan genome sequenced. The mouse and human genomes should be completed in 3 years, perhaps sooner. Out of these efforts, the field of genomics has emerged. It includes the identification of all genes of an organism, all RNA transcripts of those genes, all the rules for the time, place, and conditions of expression of those genes, and the sequence variants within the population of that organism. Proteomics is the study of all the proteins expressed from all RNA transcripts. The promise of genomics and proteomics is great, because all studies of physiological function, developmental change, and evolutionary diversification will draw upon it.
As DNA sequence data from various organisms become available, the need to manage and analyze vast amounts of sequence data will increase. That need has spawned a new field of science called bioinformatics. The ability of scientists to make use of genomic databases will become increasingly important for coordinating developmental biology, developmental toxicology, and genomics.
The project was conducted in two phases. The first phase consisted of a symposium entitled "New Approaches for Assessing the Etiology and Risks of Developmental Abnormalities from Chemical Exposure," which was held December 11-12, 1995 in Washington, D.C. The proceedings from that symposium were published in Reproductive Toxicology (Kimmel et al. 1997) and were used as background information for the second phase of the project in which a multidisciplinary committee with expertise in developmental biology and developmental toxicology was asked to develop a consensus report (this report) that evaluates recent revolutionary advances in the understanding of normal development and gene-environment interactions and in the technology connected to the Human Genome Project and assesses whether these advances provide opportunities for innovation in developmental toxicology and risk assessment. In its report, the committee attempts to make broad-based interdisciplinary proposals by drawing on information from several fields of science—developmental toxicology, developmental biology, molecular biology, epidemiology, and genetics—all of which impinge on the understanding of the action of developmental toxicants.
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According to Alain Lesage, the Lead Researcher and a Professor at the Fernand-Seguin Research Centre of Montreal's Louis-H Lafontaine Hospital, the percentage decreased from the 60% recorded in 2002.
The study also revealed that it is not just because of the Dawson shootings. Although, this one is ended up with Anastasia De Sousa, 18, dead and 19 other students in hospitals, students in general were not able to let go of the previous shootings that took place in Montreal, at Ecole Polytechnique and at Concordia University.
The study lasted for 18 months, investigating the psychological health of 948 people. This study would be the first of its kind to handle the minor details of the accident and its effects on the mental stability of the students.
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Purchasing child-friendly toys for your dog
Does your children's Christmas list to Santa include a puppy or dog? Is this the Christmas where your kid's dreams of having a dog are going to come true? Are you excited to see their little faces light up when they realize that there is a puppy or dog waiting for them under the tree? If one of the reasons you have been holding off on a dog is because you have young children that might mistake the puppy toys as their own. Then here are three great toys that are fun for your dog or puppy but safe for your children as well as some helpful information for first time dog owners.
When purchasing dog toys, try to avoid toys that have plastic or rubber parts that could easily be digested if torn off. Toys like the Dog soft toy and the Booda dog toy are not only enticing to dogs but they also free of plastic or parts that could easily be torn off and left behind for your child to eat. I would caution you though with stuffed animal dog toys as they usually have beaded eyes. Check them regularly to insure that the eyes are not loose. Better yet, you could always remove the eyes and take a Sharpe and draw in eyes where they use to be. That way you removed the potentially hazardous parts and still keep the toy looking "normal."
If you are a new pet owner you should read books on intruding a dog into your family especially if you have young kids. There are certain breeds that are recommended if you have smaller children. Do your research before you get a dog. You should also base your dog selection on the type of lifestyle that you lead. Here are a couple of key points to take into consideration when choosing a dog:
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'Mo'Nique Show' co-host Rodney Perry to perform at Fat Fish BlueWritten by Jeff McGinnis | | email@example.com
Rodney Perry is a familiar face to viewers of almost any medium. He has appeared extensively on television in the past few years, as both the co-host of BET's "The Mo'Nique Show" and as a guest star on sitcoms such as "Meet the Browns." He is breaking into movies with a role in the recent "Madea's Big Happy Family." But for Perry, who will appear at Fat Fish Blue beginning May 13, it all comes back to his true passion — stand-up.
"I'm super-duper excited about coming in," Perry said of his Glass City appearance in an interview with Toledo Free Press Star. "I mean, I've been blessed over the last couple of years to get some opportunities to do some television and to do some film. But, you know, stand-up comedy is my roots. I love to just perform for people who have never seen my act before."
To watch Perry onstage is to be bowled over by his energy. His passion for his artform can be seen in every moment. He describes himself as, "Knock-down, drag-out, energy for an hour straight. I'm a kinda thick guy, but I move around the stage like I'm 98 pounds."
Perry first began to hone his onstage persona nearly 20 years ago. He began performing while serving in the military.
"During that time, from '90 to '98, I was in the Navy, but I was performing the whole time, I was never stationed on a ship. I like to tell people — I was a yeoman in the Navy. And what a yeoman is, for anybody that doesn't know, when you watch 'Star Trek' and Captain Kirk and the Doctor, they all go down to the planet — the yeoman is the one who always gets killed," Perry joked.
"It was a great time. I made some lifelong friends and cut my teeth. My first times onstage was when I was in the Navy."
After leaving the service, he began focusing on his performing in earnest, spending years working clubs with the occasional televised appearance. "If you've seen a comedian on television, or on a DVD, or whatever — you haven't seen them yet. If you haven't been in the room with a comedian, you haven't seen them perform. There's something about the connection you get inside of a comedy club, and that's why I love to play clubs."
It was while working clubs, in fact, that Perry made the connections that got him his highest profile gigs, such as when comedian/actress Mo'Nique attended his show.
"I got a random call, like, maybe three days later. And it's Mo'Nique. I didn't recognize her voice, I'd never talked to her on the phone. And she was like, 'You were hilarious!' And we began to have this conversation, as two comedians," Perry said. "And she was like, 'Now, don't take this the wrong way. Can I take your wife on a shopping spree?' Now, this was the lean years. This was my first encounter with this woman. And she wanted to take my wife on a shopping spree. So I was, like, totally taken aback.
"And I was like, 'How do I pay you back for this?' And she was like, 'You don't. Someday, you'll be able to help some young comic the way I'm helping you.' And so, that's my initial meeting with this lady."
Their connection would lead to a gig as co-host on Mo'Nique's radio show, which in turn led to Perry becoming co-host of her hit talk show on BET. "I consider myself my Scottie Pippen to her Michael Jordan. My job is to assist her in any way I can, and to provide an atmosphere."
Perry, who is based in Atlanta, has also made strides in film, particularly via Tyler Perry (no relation) Studios, such as his appearance in "Madea's Big Happy Family."
"Now, apparently, they'd been looking to fill this role for like, two months. So, I went in on a Thursday, I auditioned, didn't hear a thing Friday. By Saturday, I'm like, it's not gonna happen, because I know they're shooting on Monday. So, I'm talking to one of my best friends on the phone and I'm like, 'Dude, this is not gonna happen'," Perry said. "And just as it came out of my mouth, the phone rang. And it was them telling me, 'Congratulations.'"
But for Perry, it all comes back to his first love. "I love film, I love television. But when it comes to stand-up, I'm the end-all, be-all. I write, produce, direct; I'm the final word on what I end up saying. I'm kind of a control freak, so because of that, I think — and, you know, I love making people laugh."
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Beautiful and convenient, the Staybridge Suites Buffalo NY hotel is adjacent to the University at Buffalo -SUNY & UB's Center for the Arts. Resting on the eastern shore of Lake Erie, Amherst provides access to entertainment, attractions & business opportunities for the hotel's guests. The hotel's location is a great choice for business travelers or guest's relocating to Buffalo. Buffalo Niagara International Airport (BUF) is eight miles away. General Motors, Geico, Praxair & Dunlop, Dupont are within miles of our location. While in Buffalo NY business guests can take advantage of nearby Interstate I-90&I-290 for direct travel to their business destinations.
Leisure travelers find plenty to do at this hotel's location in the Buffalo, NY area. Niagara Falls is one of the biggest tourist attractions in the country & just 20 minutes away. While in Niagara Falls test your luck at the Seneca Niagara Casino. The Staybridge Suites Buffalo Amherst is just minutes from both the Boulevard and Walden Galleria Malls where guests can spend a relaxing afternoon shopping.
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Indonesia's government said on Monday that it will inject Rp 2 trillion ($234 million) into state planemaker Dirgantara Indonesia, a partner of Europe's largest aerospace company EADS, to keep the debt-ridden firm afloat.
Dirgantara produces its own planes and provides subcontractor services to make spare parts for Airbus owner EADS and Boeing, but the firm has undergone major restructuring and slashed more than half its workers since 2004.
Dirgantara is now sitting on an unpaid debt to the government worth Rp 1.1 trillion.
State Enterprises Minister Mustafa Abubakar told the House of Representatives (DPR) the government would use Rp 2 trillion from the 2012 state budget since he said the firm has an important role in the nation's defence and technology strategy.
EADS executive Jean Pierre Talamoni told Reuters last week that his firm met the Indonesian government and Dirgantara to talk about the restructuring plan and that EADS will play an advisory role in the process.
Talamoni said EADS plans to expand its presence in Indonesia with Dirgantara through a joint venture, which fits Indonesia's government strategy of seeking to attract foreign direct investment and boosting high value manufacturing industries.


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Hey everyone! I hope everyone is having a great fall semester. This semester has been SO busy, but I love my classes and am having a lot of fun. This semester, I am taking my capstone journalism class, capstone non-profit leadership class, math class, and am in two internship classes. Its crazy to think I am graduating in 11 months!
I was recently elected the Vice President of Risk Management of the governing sorority council. Along with the fraternity member who serves in my role, we run a student organization called GAMMA (Greeks Advocating for Mature Management of Alcohol) every other week for members of different sororities and fraternities. We bring in different guest speakers and do fun activities. It's a lot of work but a lot of fun so far!
Last week, I went to a Greek Life conference over the weekend with many Greek leaders from WMU called IMPACT at Sherman Lake YMCA Camp. It was a great opportunity to meet so many Greeks and I learned a lot about different rules and policies. This week, my sorority is having a leadership retreat over the weekend. There are so many opportunities for learning and leadership within Greek Life.
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Australian Govt says hands tied on Assange
news The Australian Government's hands are currently tied when it comes to the fate of Wikileaks founder Julian Assange, Federal Attorney-General Nicola Roxon said last night, with the maverick Internet publisher's Australian citizenship mattering little in the scheme of Swedish legal process unless a formal extradition request was made to shift him out of the European Union.
Assange is currently being held in the UK under a mild form of house arrest relating to alleged sexual offences in Sweden, where he is likely to be extradited under common European law. However, there are concerns Assange, who achieved global notoriety through his founding of the libertarian Wikileaks organisation, could be extradited from Sweden to the US to face prosecution over his organisations' publication of classified material such as US diplomatic cables.
Assange is being represented by Australian-born human rights lawyer Geoffrey Robertson, who took live questions on the matter flanked by Roxon and a number of other commentators on the ABC's Q&A television program last night (click here to watch the full program — it made for fascinating viewing).
The Wikileaks activist, Robertson said, wanted to "come back to Australia", to contest a Senate seat in the next Federal Election likely to be held in 2013. However, Robertson said, the problem was that Assange would be liable to be extradited from Sweden to the US, which has reportedly set up a grand jury to try Assange under charges secretly drawn up more than a year ago.
"Sweden has a terrible reputation of rendering people straight to the CIA and that is his concern," Robertson told the audience. "There has been a grand jury sitting in Virginia for 18 months. A grand jury is a medieval American procedure … they say that a grand jury would indict a ham sandwich. Well, they may well indict Julian, because, after all, Sarah Palin said "We have to hunt him down like Bin Laden"."
Robertson said that if Assange was taken to Sweden, the Australian Government could intervene at that point from having the activist extradited to the US, echoing comments by the Greens, which has demanded that the Government intervene in Assange's case. Greens Communications spokesperson Scott Ludlam (who has visited Assange in the UK) stated in the Senate in March this year that a series of Freedom of Information requests he had filed with the Government regarding Assange's fate had been stonewalled and blocked. The Greens view Assange as a journalist, and have requested that the Government support Assange as such and protect his rights.
However, last night on Q&A, Roxon said that the Australian Government was already doing all it could with respect to the Wikileaks founder. She said the Australian Federal Police had investigated Assange, and determined he had not broken any Australian law.
"What that means is that he is treated in exactly the same way as every other Australian," Roxon said. "If he commits an offence in another country, that country's laws obviously will apply … I don't think anyone can suggest the UK doesn't have a strong legal system. What we do then is provide consular support. As soon as the courts make their decision, he is free to come back to Australia. He hasn't had his passport cancelled or any of those sorts of things."
According to Roxon, if an extradition request was filed to shift Assange to the US, Australia would be notified and have the opportunity to challenge the issue. However, the Attorney-General said she would not pre-make a decision on what the Government would do in that case, as the issue would include a variety of factors such as what the request was about, what penalties might apply and so on.
"But no request has been made to us," Roxon said.
Roxon did say that the Australian Government had made representations in Assange's case that the proper legal process had been followed, including to representatives of the US Government. And she denied that recent changes to the way Australia handles extradition requests would have any impact on Assange. "I just think people have to understand we have to step through each of the legal processes," said Roxon. "So far, all we have is assertions."
Despite Roxon's statements, a vote taken during the program showed that 78 percent of several thousand respondents did not believe the Australian Government had done enough to support Assange. In addition, a series of protests in Australian capital cities in late 2010 saw thousands of Australians organise to demand the Federal Government do more to support Assange.
I do believe that the Australian Government has done for Assange what it would normally do for most normal Australians caught in the sort of legal situation in which he finds himself in Europe: Provide consular assistance (which Assange probably does not need) and make mild representations to the relevant governments about due legal process.
However, the issue here is that popular perception is that the Government has not done enough, as Assange is far from being a normal citizen, and the legal process in which he is ensnared is far from clear and transparent. The fact that his ongoing house arrest in the UK has now stretched far beyond a year should make that clear, as should the Stratfor email leaks which purported to show a secret tribunal being set up in the US to try Assange in that country.
Clearly, Roxon and other senior figures in the Australian Government need to come a few steps closer to popular opinion on this one and do more in public to support Assange, instead of acting as if it's an unemotional legal issue which people aren't passionate about. The truth is that many Australians are passionate about this home-grown ratbag Internet activist, and so our Government should get a bit more red-faced about his plight too.
In the process, the US Government will likely get a bit annoyed at the Australian Government. But that's by the by. As Prime Minister Julia Gillard recently said about the Australian Government's relationship with China, following the decision to block Chinese networking equipment vendor Huawei from participating in the National Broadband Network construction process:
"We are deeply engaged at every level, we have a strong economic relationship, increasing ties at every level, diplomatic ties, multilateral ties, people to people links, and you will continue to see our relationship with China strengthen and grow. Now does that mean there will never be a moment where we see things differently? Of course not. There will be moments where we see things differently. And I'm not surprised that this is a moment where we are seeing one thing differently."
"But it would be a great error indeed to move from a moment where we are seeing one thing differently, and then extrapolate that to the full dimensions of the relationship, a very grave error indeed."
These words, it would seem, can obviously also be applied to Australia's relationship with the US.
One last thing: If Assange is able to come home, and one suspects he will be eventually, one does also have to wonder how long his memory will be, if he is successful, as some believe he will be, in his bid for a seat in the Australian Senate. At that stage, the currently unpopular Labor administration may just be in need of a few extra numbers in the Senate to help ends meet and keep what is looking like a Coalition Government in check. At that stage, a Labor-led intervention to rescue Assange from US extradition might start to look like a pretty decent investment indeed.
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"The truth is that many Australians are passionate about this home-grown ratbag Internet activist"
Good write up except for that bit. Clearly your (right to) opinion, but if you had been more articulate instead of that simple slur then it would have been better.
Julia Gillard is Prime minister, and should have skills in tactful negotiating. Everybody knows how heads of state have connections all over the world and can usually negotiate to a satisfactory level.
for what it's worth (and I've never been to this site before) I understood your term "ratbag" to be used as an endearing term. good article.
Ratbag, larrikin, same thing. Aussies call mischief makers these names and it's never a slur. Great article and right on the money. I went, along with several hundred others recently, to hear Christine Assange speak on her son's behalf in Newcastle and I believe that there is much, much more that we could be doing to get Julian Assange back to Australia where he belongs. The Swedish charges are so laughably false and inaccurate but no challenge has been made to the Swedes to put up or shut up.
Do more, Australia. I expect more.
Didn't think charges had even been laid I thought the warrant was for questioning.
Your headline is too short, should read:
"Australian Govt says hands tied on Assange, when it suits them.
Gillard didn't seem to feel particularly held back when it came to declaring him a criminal back in 2010, even when she could not actually think of any laws he had broken. Let's not get confused here, Assange is a thorn in the side of the USA, and Australia went to very great lengths to do favours for the USA. We went to Iraq for them, we went Afghanistan for them, we signed trade treaties, we are giving them a base in Darwin, we let them bring their nuclear warships to our ports.
I don't have a problem with any of that cooperation mind you, but they sure as heck owe us, and the USA managed to lose those diplomatic cables all by themselves, it wasn't one of our guys who leaked it out. If Gillard actually wanted to, she could pull a string or two, but the fact is that government transparency is NOT in her interests either.
"Despite Roxon's statements, a vote taken during the program showed that 78 percent of several thousand respondents did not believe the Australian Government had done enough to support Assange."
Done enough? Done anything?
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American President
Millard Fillmore (1800–1874)
Facts at a Glance
- Term
- 13th President of the United States (1850–1853)
- Born
- January 7, 1800, Summerhill, New York
- Nickname
- "The American Louis Philippe"
- Education
- Six months of grade school; read law in 1822
- Religion
- Unitarian
- Marriage
- February 5, 1826, to Abigail Powers (1798–1853); February 10, 1858, to Caroline Carmichael McIntosh (1813–1881)
- Children
- Millard Powers (1828–1889), Mary Abigail (1832–1854)
- Career
- Lawyer
- Political Party
- Whig
- Died
- March 8, 1874, Buffalo, New York
- Buried
- Forest Lawn Cemetery, Buffalo, New York
- A Life in Brief
- Born into desperate poverty at the dawn of the nineteenth century, Millard Fillmore climbed to the highest office in the land—and inherited a nation breaking into fragments over the question of slavery. Despite his best efforts, the lines of the future battles of the Civil War were drawn, and Fillmore found himself rejected by his own dying party and denied renomination. More »
- The Constitution has made it the duty of the President to take care that the laws be faithfully executed.
- December 2, 1850
Essays on Millard Fillmore and His Administration
- Millard Fillmore
- A Life in Brief
- Life Before the Presidency
- Campaigns and Elections
- Domestic Affairs
- Foreign Affairs
- Life After the Presidency
- Family Life
- The American Franchise
- Impact and Legacy
- Key Events
- First Lady
- Abigail Fillmore
- Vice President
- none
- Secretary of State
- John M. Clayton (1850–1850)
- Daniel Webster (1850–1852)
- Edward Everett (1852–1853)
- Secretary of War
- Charles M. Conrad (1850–1853)
- George W. Crawford (1850–1850)
- Postmaster General
- Jacob Collamer (1850–1850)
- Nathan K. Hall (1850–1852)
- Samuel D. Hubbard (1852–1853)
- Secretary of the Treasury
- Thomas Corwin (1850–1853)
- William M. Meredith (1850–1850)
- Thomas Ewing (1850–1850)
- Secretary of the Interior
- Alexander H. H. Stuart (1850–1853)
- Thomas M. T. McKennan (1850–1850)
- Attorney General
- John J. Crittenden (1850–1853)
- Reverdy Johnson (1850–1850)
- Secretary of the Navy
- William B. Preston (1850–1850)
- William A. Graham (1850–1852)
- John P. Kennedy (1852–1853)
Consulting Editor: Michael F. Holt
Professor Holt is the Langbourne M. Williams Professor of American History at the University of Virginia. His writings include:
The Civil War and Reconstruction (Co-authored with Jean H. Baker and David Herbert Donald, W.W. Norton, 2001)
The Rise and Fall of the American Whig Party: Jacksonian Politics and the Onset of the Civil War (Oxford University Press, 1999)
Political Parties and American Political Development from the age of Jackson to the age of Lincoln (Louisiana State University Press, 1992)
Presidential Speeches
Below are selections from the Miller Center's Millard Fillmore speech collection.
Scholarship and Speakers
The Miller Center is a national nonpartisan center to research, reflect, and report on American government, with special attention to the central role and history of the presidency. Below is a selection of Miller Center resources on Millard Fillmore.
Listen Tony Coelho's 1989 presentation at the Miller Center on the Electoral Process and the Selection of President and Vice Presidents
Learn more about the Center's National Commission on the Vice Presidency and its relationship to Fillmore.
Scripps Library Reference Resources
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Information on Millard Fillmore's Private and Public Papers
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Troy, AL (SportsNetwork.com) - Corey Robinson threw a pair of touchdowns, including the game-winner with just seven seconds remaining, as the Troy Trojans overcame a late rally by the South Alabama Jaguars to capture a thrilling 34-33 win in a Sun Belt Conference showdown at Veterans Memorial Stadium.
Robinson completed 20-of-26 passes for 210 yards with zero interceptions for Troy (3-3, 1-1 Sun Belt), which remains unbeaten at home this season. Robinson's deciding touchdown found the grasp of Eric Thomas, who finished with five receptions for 129 yards and two scores. Bryan Holmes (six receptions, 93 yards) also had two receiving touchdowns, while Brandon Burks rushed for 100 yards on 17 carries. Deon Anthony saw some time under center as well, going 4-of-8 for 95 yards and two touchdowns while also rushing for 38 yards.
For South Alabama (2-3, 1-1), Ross Metheny was 15-of-21 for 236 yards and a touchdown through the air and rushed for 55 yards and a score as well. Metheny split snaps with Brandon Bridge, who finished 11-of-20 for 235 yards and a touchdown to go with 54 rushing yards. Shavarez Smith (106 yards) and Wes Saxton (95 yards) caught six balls apiece.
Troy got the scoring started on the very first drive of the game. Anthony capped off a 12-play, 73-yard drive with a nine-yard touchdown pass to Holmes to put the Trojans up 7-0.
South Alabama tied the score on the next possession when Cris Dinham rushed in a five-yard touchdown.
Anthony completed another touchdown pass early in the second quarter, this time a 62-yarder to Thomas. Will Scott knocked through a 20-yard field goal a few minutes later to give the Trojans a 17-7 advantage with 6:30 left in the opening half.
The Jaguars set themselves up for a chip shot field goal late in the first half, but Aleem Sunanon missed a 22-yarder, which proved costly in the end.
Troy opened the second half with a five-play, 70-yard drive, ending in a 10- yard touchdown pass from Robinson to Holmes to go up, 24-7. South Alabama responded less than three minutes later when Jay Jones rushed in a score from 10 yards out, although the failed extra point attempt kept the score 24-13 in favor of the Trojans.
South Alabama inched closer early in the fourth quarter when Bridge completed a 56-yard touchdown pass to Bryant Lavender, but the ensuing two-point conversion attempt failed. Will Scott booted through a 23-yard field goal with 5:22 left in the game to give Troy an eight-point lead.
On the Jaguars' ensuing drive, Metheny ran in a touchdown from 16 yards out, but once again they failed to convert the two-point attempt as they remaining down by two, 27-25.
South Alabama forced the Trojans to punt but it was pinned on its own one-yard line with 1:45 to play. That didn't stop the Jaguars, however, as Metheny hooked up with Jereme Jones for a 65-yard touchdown. After finally converting a successful two-pointer, they held a six-point lead.
Troy go the ball back with only 48 seconds left, but Robinson completed 5-of-5 passes on the final drive, capped off by a 20-yard touchdown to Thomas with just seven seconds to go. The successful PAT gave the Trojans the lead and the win.
South Alabama lost despite outgaining Troy on the afternoon, 630 yards to 434.
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The G8 countries, representing most of the largest economies in the world, are meeting this weekend in Italy. A principal topic of discussion will be current indicators of recovering economies throughout the world. A main point here will be if the several countries want to continue with their various economic stimulus programs, or pare them back, so as to not overheat the economies.
Amazing, six months ago we were teetering on the brink of an economic armageddon caused by a too large debt structure built on "toxic" assets. The only suitable comparison was to the Great Depression of the 1930s. The sky was falling and everyone was scurrying for cover.
In a few short months we now see that the situation was not so dire and perhaps we may have overeacted. But better to do too much than to do too little.
My hat is off to the key players from the Bush Administration's Treasury Secretary Paulson to Fed Chairman Bernanke to President Obama and his Tresury Secretary Geithner. They engineered dramatically new and innovative government repsonses to the situation that changed and developed as they moved along. Flexible response was the key working idea and it worked.
And why did it work? Because the "Financial Meltdown of 2008″ and the resulting "Great Recession of 2009″ were created by erroneous valuations of securitized debt which had come to provide the largest source of credit for our economy and those of most other developed economies. We savaged the key source of credit for our economy based on false premises and in the process damn near destroyed it.
I say erroneous, because as of Dec. 2008 some 97% of the debts, on which the securitized debt assets are built, were being paid on time and foreclosures due to loan defaults never exceeded 3%. Certainly not good news, but hardly the stuff of major upheaval.
All it took was a steady hand at the tiller that recognized that the panic was narrowly based and provide government reassurance to offset the losses due to the overblown devaluations.
Thus our economy, as well as those of most other countries, is showing clear signs of recovery, after only eight months of action, when most pundits were predicting it would take a decade or so to correct the situation.
What makes me mad is that we could have avoided all this. For starters we should never have taken analysis of the securitized debt market as the sole benchmark of our economy's health. And if we did, we should have made sure the analysis was correct.
Well we have gone though the wringer and we are back to having securitized debt as the main grease for our economic machine. This time it will be more carefully watched by the Feds, especially watching those doing the valuations of these debt assets.
Leo Cecchini
June 2009


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Division Chair of Communication and Media, Associate Professor of Media
Staff Positions
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Ph.D., Western Michigan University
M.A., Queensland University of Technology
B.Bus., Queensland University of Technology
About Pete
At Cornerstone, Pete Muir oversees the Communication, Audio, Film and Video Production, Journalism and Theatre departments. He also teaches classes in Film and Audio. Dr. Muir's professional interests include film production curriculum, storytelling in a non-traditional fashion and helping Christ-followers make better movies. He received the Cornerstone University Professor of the Year award in both 2009 and 2010.
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Written by Staff • Issue: November 21, 2013 • Campus: Anschutz Medical Campus, CU Advancement, CU Denver, CU system, CU-Boulder, UCCS • Tags: alumni, BioFrontiers, Bruce Benson, Business School, Creating Futures, Marcy Benson •
University of Colorado President Bruce Benson today announced the completion of Creating Futures, the fourth fundraising campaign in CU history, with more than $1.521 billion in private contributions raised to support people, places and programs on CU's four campuses.
Propelling CU to campaign success were more than 158,000 donors who made more than 403,000 gifts to CU from the official July 1, 2006, start of Creating Futures through Sept. 30, 2013, when campaign counting concluded.
Creating Futures has generated more private support for CU than any other campaign in the university's 137-year history.
"Donors have made CU a better place for students, faculty, alumni and friends," said Bruce Benson ('64), who with his wife, Marcy, served as chair of the campaign. "Today, we celebrate the success of the Creating Futures campaign and say 'thank you' to all the donors who have fueled that success."
CU has benefited from transformative support during the campaign from donors including:
Also during the Creating Futures campaign period, more than $240 million was given toward endowments that support CU with perpetual funding streams for generations to come. As of Sept. 30, CU held $937.4 million in endowments — a 57 percent increase since the start of the campaign.
"Throughout Creating Futures, it has been an honor to work with my volunteer peers who have worked to serve this great university and inspire donor support," said Carl ("Spike") Eklund ('71), chair of the board of directors. "The University of Colorado is an integral contributor to the health and welfare of citizens throughout and beyond this state. Today, we celebrate its fundamental role as a core Colorado institution."
In addition to the campaign leadership of Marcy and Bruce Benson, CU's four campuses each benefited from outstanding volunteer campaign leadership on each campus, including Jean ('64) and Jack ('64, '70) Thompson at CU-Boulder, Nancy "Nan" ('87) and Carl "Spike" Eklund ('71) on the Anschutz Medical Campus, Laura ('94) and Dave ('82) Baker on the Denver campus, and Mary and Ed Osborne on the UCCS campus. Additionally, many volunteers served on campus campaign committees.
Gifts came from all 50 states and 79 countries.
The strong private support seen during Creating Futures, though it coincided with the worst economic downturn in 75 years, represents a formidable vote of confidence by alumni, friends, corporations and foundations toward the University of Colorado.
But with continuing threats to state funding for the university and escalating needs in areas ranging from financial aid to physical infrastructure, increased fundraising will be a critical and continuing imperative for CU. To this end, the university recently revamped its advancement operations to more directly align its fundraising structure with the university.
"As long as society has burning questions that remain to be answered, new frontiers that remain to be explored, we must continue to push hard for greater capacity in everything we do," said CU's Vice President of Advancement Kelly Cronin, who came to the university in September. "Today we celebrate the passions of our donors and the efforts of our faculty and staff, and look ahead to a future in which generous donors continue to better equip CU to educate, innovate, and foster positive change."
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Hate to break it to you, but there was a 31-17 and 31-15. I wonder if Price is Right Rules apply...
27-17 Buckeyes
Is 200 grams a typo or a very odd legal cutoff/distinction (yes, I realize it said less than)? That's still A LOT of pot.
word on the Bucknuts boards is he was arrested for marijuana possession.
Heard rumors of payment(s) being made to Kyle Anderson; but that can probably be said for just about every top basketball recruit.
I believe Laquon Treadwell was also offered.
As a resident of Mass I feel for the Eagles...
Will be interesting if they do hire him and the Pats make the super bowl... wouldn't be able to recruit till after national signing day.
The Celtics had home court and always play lights out at home in the playoffs. Why were they such a shoe-in to lose?
Plenty of guys have said they'll stay before their bowl games... I'll believe it when it happens.
Did anyone else notice that on a few plays Miller faked the handoff with no one actually behind him?
I second the motion
Quite the opposite...
I don't know if anyone else has read at least the first book (and so knows exactly what will happen) but the comparison of Ned Stark and Jim Tressel is, and especially will be, PERFECT.
I daresay the athletic department as a whole makes a good comparison with Littlefinger.
Hopefully Fickell will be Robb Stark...
I'm curious to see if and how this impacts Ejuan Price
14 straight is also a record previously held by Niagra (11)
Are any of those 3-pt stats records?
Might it be a better question to ask which one will actually get in?
Lane Kiffin
Tom Glavine is from the town next to mine so baseball's the winner.
The city was originally named Byzantium (hence Byzantines) until emperor Constantine made it the capital of the Roman Empire, and changed the city name to Constantinople.
It also helps that the southern athletes are outdoors year round, running and playing football. In the north they just can't do that with all the snow on the ground.
The main thing with O'Leary was actually wanting to catch passes. Also, I think he didn't want to go too far from home.
Way too early to tell, but I hear Arkansas is the early leader for DGB. McNamara grew up an OSU fan and almost committed, but decided to wait and see what offers he'd get. He also wants to catch passes and likes the way Arizona used Gronkowski 2 years ago. Travis Blanks is thought to be a two-horse race between Auburn and FSU, with Auburn holding the early lead. Rippy has UF in a slight lead because of their "family environment." Not sure how well he has hit it off with Muschamp.


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Plantation sugar and political tea. Tomorrow, March 30th at 12:30, we will continue our discussions about the history of American capitalism. Please come to computer room B. It is not too late to start, we began only last week.
Yes, we will serve tea. And coffee for the rebels.
Current reading? the account of Olauduh Equiano.
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In conjunction with World Food Day, 10 Josephine County eateries participated in 'Rally at the Restaurants.'
The event is in partnership with Food Integrity Project and GMO-Free Josephine County.
It's a chance for customers to taste from a menu free of genetically modified foods.
Here is a list of participating restarurants.
-Cocina 7 Taqueria and Cafe
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James Thomas Sharp, age 79, of Greensboro, NC, died Monday morning, Sept. 17, 2012, in Blumenthal Jewish Nursing and Rehabilitation Center at Greensboro.
Born Jan. 20, 1933, in Sherrodsville, he was the son of the late Emmett Thomas "Tom" and Lillian Thelma Caldwell Sharp.
He retired in 1996 from Ruff Hewn, Incorporated where he was director of computer systems. He served in the United States Coast Guard during the Korean War and also served his country as a member of the U.S. Air Force Reserves for four years. He was a member of West Market Methodist Church in Greensboro, N.C., and a former member of Calvary United Methodist Church in Sherrodsville. He was a graduate of The Ohio State University and a former member of Vass, N.C. Lions Club.
He is survived by two sons, William Emmett (Mary Beth) Sharp of Ellicott City, MD, and Robert Alan (Amy) Sharp of Greensboro, NC; a daughter-in-law, Deena Arrington of Rocky Mount, NC; four grandchildren, Cynthia, Lizzy, and Jaimee Sharp of Rocky Mountain, NC, and William J. Sharp of Ellicott City, MD; a brother, Kenneth (Suzzi) Sharp of Ontario, CA; and a sister, Betty Maple of Santa Clara, CA.
He was preceded in death by his wife, Mary Ann Jeffers Sharp, whom he married Sept. 14, 1958, and who passed away Jan. 20, 2012; a son, James Warren Sharp; and two brothers, Robert and Art Sharp.
A graveside service will be conducted at 11 a.m. Saturday, Sept. 29 in Sherrodsville Memorial Gardens in Sherrodsville with Rev. Steven Smith officiating. Baxter-Gardner Funeral Home at Sherrodsville is handling arrangements. To leave an online condolence message, visit www.baxtergardner.com.
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The IARU Committee's membership is currently as follows:
John Gould, G3WKL, RSGB President (Chair)
Ian Greenshields, G4FSU, RSGB HF Manager
John Regnault, G4SWX, RSGB VHF Manager
Murray Niman, G6JYB, RSGB Microwave Manager
Vaughan Ravenscroft, M0VRR, RSGB Intruder Watch
Colin Thomas, G3PSM, IARU Region 1 External Relations Committee
Greg Mossop, G0DUB, IARU Region 1 Emergency Communications Coordinator
Graham Shirville, G3VZV, IARU Region 1 Satellite Coordinator
Bob Titterington, G3ORY, Chair ARDF Committee
John McCullagh, GI4BWM, Chair ETCC
Colin Richards, G3YCR, EMC Committee
Ian Pawson, G0FCT, Chair Contest Committee
Mark Jones, G0MGX, Region 1 AROS Coordinator
(Membership updated 29th September 2014)
Terms of Reference
- To deal with international matters, especially those arising from the Society's membership of the International Amateur Radio Union.
- To advise the Board on matters connected with conferences and other meetings outside the UK
- To organise the preparation and checking of conference papers by Society and other UK amateur radio organisations such as AMSAT UK, the British Amateur Radio Teledata Group and the British Amateur Television Club, making appropriate recommendations to the Board.
- To recommend to the Board the names of the delegates to attend IARU Conferences, Spectrum Managers' meetings and IARU Working Groups. These delegates may include Spectrum Managers or their nominated representatives, members of the IARU Committee and other experts recommended by relevant Society Committees.
- The work of the committee will normally be carried out by email unless circumstances deem otherwise.
- The committee shall consist of the Spectrum Managers or their nominated representatives and not more than 4 other Full Members. A Board member will be a Liaison Member if the committee does not include one as a Full Member.
- Members of the working group though agreement to serve accept and follow the RSGB's Ethos and Code of Conduct.
Created 26th March 2009 (amended 31st August 2012)