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- Designer: Erik Faulhaber
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Typeface designs can be the result of many influences. Erik Faulhaber's Aeonis™ family has design inspirations from two sources: one obvious – and one that is unique.
Aeonis HistoryOpen
Greek Lapidary inscriptions from the 9th century BC were one of the inspirations behind Aeonis. The other inspiration was industrial designer Wilhelm Wagenfeld's famous Düren lamp. "It is typical of Wagenfeld's work, where round and rectangular forms are in counterpoint to each other," says Faulhaber. "I've tried to incorporate this balance of simple angular and curved shapes into Aeonis."
Faulhaber studied design in Karlsruhe at the Center for Art and Media under Professor Kurt Weidemann. "I've been fascinated by letters for as long as I can remember," Faulhaber recalls. "When I was a child, the letters on a book cover, a poster or a truck tarpaulin made a strong impression on me. I found their shapes irresistible, and I fell in love with them." After graduating, Faulhaber worked briefly at Linotype, and in 1996 embarked on his career as an independent designer. Faulhaber has taught typography at the universities of Halle, Weimar and Wuppertal.
Faulhaber sees the conflict between antiquity and modernity as a struggle between angular and round forms. On of his goals in Aeonis was reconciling this visual conflict. His aim was to distill the glyphs in the design to their primary forms. Anything that is not absolutely necessary for easy character recognition has been removed. This includes the terminals of character strokes in the lower case and part of the horizontal strokes in characters like the f, t and 4. Even the crossbar of the cap A was removed and is available as an alternate to the more traditional design.
The Aeonis family is made up of three widths and seven weights. Its open letterforms ensure legibility at small sizes, while its stark shapes make a strong statement at large sizes. Aeonis works both in complex text layouts and simple headlines. The Aeonis family is available as a suite of OpenType® Pro fonts. Designers can work with this versatile design while taking advantage of OpenType's capabilities. The Aeonis Pro fonts also offer an extended character set supporting most Central European and many Eastern European languages.
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The three winners will receive an original sketch from Nomura, $1,000, a keychain, a shirt, a custom Xbox 360 and controller, and the complete Final Fantasy 13 trilogy. Each winner will also be the header image at the top of DeviantArt for a day. More than 4,000 creations were entered in the competition, which garnered more than 1.5 million views.
We've included a smaller resolution of Donaire's piece, "Wilhelmina" at the top of this article, but you can see the full-resolution image, along with the other two winners, by checking out the gallery below. You can also check out the official DeviantArt contest page to see the rest of the entries.
Final Fantasy Fan Art Contest Winners
To celebrate the launch of LIGHTNING RETURNS: FINAL FANTASY XIII, deviantARTand Square Enix teamed up to invite members to create their own customized version of Lightning in a new one-of-a-kind contest with special judge, Tetsuya Nomura, the main character designer for Final Fantasy and the Kingdom Hearts series.
For the past weeks, thousands of budding artists on deviantART have sketched, painted, imagined and created customized designs of Final Fantasy's main protagonist, Lightning, in hopes of receiving prizes well worth the challenging endeavor. Today, we reveal the three grand prizewinners as decided by Tetsuya Nomura himself, who has never judged a fan art contest before. In fact, Square Enix has never participated in any user generated content program since its inception. Tetsuya Nomura said, "There were so many well-drawn pieces, that it was very difficult to pick just three. I was blown away by the overall level of quality."
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Tetsuya Nomura has selected DeviantART members Randis Albion, Marga Donaire and Nicolas Barge as the grand prizewinners. Please see the winning artwork below along with links to download and a quote about winning piece from Tetsuya Nomura:
Marga Donaire (KarmaLizzard)
"With one look I was hooked. The costume itself is sophisticated, and it's also very well done as an illustration. The background that reminded me of the Japanese flag (Hinomaru) matched well with the piece and was beautiful. As an artist, when I look at different works of art, I think to myself "If it were up to me, I would do it differently," but that thought didn't cross my mind once when I saw this picture." – Tetsuya Nomura
Nicolas Barge (ArisT0te)
"At first glance it looks like a CG, and it has a level of quality that makes it look like it was captured as a screenshot. While there were many heroic costumes for Lightning, I was drawn to the femininity of this costume and her hairstyle." – Tetsuya Nomura
Randis Albion (randis)
"It's wonderful as an illustration, but in addition to that, the artist drew in both the front and back views, so I felt the artist's clear intent when they created this piece. The red and blue color scheme was very beautiful, too." – Tetsuya Nomura
In addition to bragging rights, each of the three winners received an original sketch from Tetsuya Nomura, a custom Xbox 360 and controller, $1000, a keychain, a shirt, and the entire Final Fantasy XIII trilogy. Each winner was also featured at the top of deviantART's homepage for a full day.

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I have no sound when playing .avi movies through Qucktime.
I have been playing .avi movies with no problem on my mac ever since i got it. I play them with QuickTime using 'Flip4Mac' and its always played the files perfectly. However recently it has played the .avi movies with no sound, the picture is perfect but there is no sounds.
When I open the files with DivX Player and they play fine. I thought this was just a problem with QuickTime, but then I tried to burn the .avi movies to a disk and there was no sound on the disk. This lead me to think that it is something to do with my MacBook. Does anyone here know how I would be able to get the sound back?
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Maybe the file use a different codec. One .avi file could use different codecs actually. You could try to install this plugin to QuickTime: http://perian.org/
Maybe you get it working now? Or else you could just download the video player called VLC, that one works fine too.
I dont think there is any problem with your computer, if you can play other files fine.
It plays everything.
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Home > Academics > Seoul Academics > Humanities
In pursuit of literary and culture enlightenment
This college is composed of the Division of Humanities and the Department of Theater and Cinema. The Humanities, the cradle of human studies, has its principal purpose in guiding learning abilities by prividing an educational environment where students can maximally develop their potential power, and make themselves familiar with fundamental philosophies as well as research methodologies. This college is in pursuit of educational perfection through a devoted teaching staff and learning facilities such a language and computer rooms, and libraries. Established 1960, having the second longest history in the country, the Department of Theater and Cinema is equipped with a small theater, studio, editing room and a seminar room. It has various tools and materials for ractice as it graduates many award-winning personalities at film fair such as the College Film Festival. Also, many talented alumni from this college have played leading roles in film, drama, broadcasting and advertising.
By Gileun Lee, Graduate Student Editor
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The College of Humanities has increased critical thinking and insight throughout history, society and culture via extensive knowledge of liberal arts so students study cultural history and the accompanying phenomena. It seeks to help students grasp intellect of humanities and train global minds as a local professional and delegate. Most of all, the College of Humanities concentrates on producing a practical person who comprehends our culture well by making history and culture to other countries.
The purpose of the Department of Korean Language & Literature is to cultivate students' ability to participate in the study of "Koreanology" by instructing Korean language and literature. As a basis of every study, it ultimately contributes to creating national culture. The curriculum of the department is primarily divided into Korean language and literature. The literature course deals with various types of classical and modern literature.
For a better understanding of Korean tradition, we definitely need to learn Chinese language and culture. It is intrinsically different from Korean but it closely influenced our language and culture for a long time. Furthermore, as China has rapidly risen as a global economic power in recent years, apprehending the Chinese culture and coping with the current of the times seems to be significant in promoting the exchange between nations. Therefore, the Department of Chinese Language & Literature aims to help students better understand Chinese language and culture, and endeavor to comprise a diverse and in-depth curriculum.
The Department of German Language & Literature aims to produce expert scholars in German and strives for practical education in order to produce writers, translators, diplomats and businessmen. It opens classes on language, literature, conversation and composition by native speakers.
Historical studies focuses on human's self-awareness. It considers humankind's transition process vertically and analyzes current social phenomenon horizontally. This helps humans to understand one's distinctiveness and universality in the present position and moreover seek for future directions. To carry out these purposes, the Department of History categorizes three parts-Korean history, Oriental history and Western history- and compares them to inspire proper historical consciousness. It also frequently conducts special activities such as field trips to historical sites, excavating work and rubbing.
Applied studies are based on general studies and develop along with the corresponding research. Without the foundation of basic science and continuing support, applied studies would reach the limits. In this regard we find philosophy crucial. The Department of Philosophy was established in 1982 and set up graduate course in 1988. The faculty members of it are composed of experts in England and American philosophy and Chinese philosophy and it plans to engage more professionals of other fields.
Internet Hanyang news team interviewed with the Dean and Administrative Manager of the College of Humanities.
By Jihyun Nam, Student Reporter
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To understand more about the the College of Humanities of Hanyang University, we set out to meet the Dean of the College, Professor Gwang-chul Lee.
Q. Q. You have been reappointed as Dean of the College of Humanities. Could you tell us what your main role is?
A. I became a professor of the Chinese Language & Literature major at Hanyang University (HYU) in 1995, and I was appointed dean for the first time in 2010 and am now serving my second consecutive term. The importance of communication has recently been brought up by the whole society, meaning people have difficulties in the face of communication problems. I have strongly put an emphasis on improving communication faculties among members of our college including professors and students since my very first appointment. I think my fellow professors appreciated this for they reappointed me for another term. I still believe that I should encourage better communication between members of our college. In addition, I will strive toward providing the optimum environment for both professors and students in pursuing academics.
Q. Q. Could you please briefly introduce the College of Humanities?
A. Our college is primarily composed of the division of Fundamental Humanities and the division of Performative Humanities. The division of Fundamental Humanities consists of six majors: Korean Language & Literature, English Language & Literature, Chinese Language & Literature, German Language & Literature, History and Philosophy. The division of Performative Humanities offers seven majors as follows: Science & Technology (STS), Public Service Humanities, Media Culture, English Communication, Chinese Communication, Commercial Korean Communication, and Global Business Culture. The key educational objective for our college lies in humanity. We try to find out what human nature in essence is and search for the right paths to live a better life.Specifically speaking, we study how to manage harmonious human relationships, which has been deemed one of the most significant matters for human beings.
Q. Who do you think has contributed to the remarkable growth of the college since its inception?
A. I would say Yunkyeong Kim, the 3rd dean of our college, who led a study to establish the spelling rule of Hangul under Japanese colonization of Korea, and the 4th dean Jonghong Park, one of the first scholars to introduce the history of western philosophy to Korea. Park initiated the integration between Korean traditional philosophy and western philosophy. We all know that the renowned poet Mokwol Park once taught the Korean Language & Literature students at HYU and was also appointed as the 8th dean of the college. Moreover, there was Cheong-jun Lee, author of Sopyonje, as one of our professors for the Korean Language and Literature department. These prominent figures contributed to a great deal of our college's outstanding achievements and future. If it had not been for them, it would have been difficult for us to be one of the best humanities colleges in Korea.
Q. What are current achievements of the College of Humanities?
A.A: The 2013 University Evaluation conducted byJoongangIlboclearly shows that our college has done a great job. Four of our humanities majors were evaluated, and the History Department received the best mark. Also, the rest three majors - English Language & Literature, Chinese Language & Literature, and Philosophy - were all rated in excellence.In fact, no other major of HYU received the highest accolade, other than the Department of History. I'm really proud of such an accomplishment. In addition to the University Evaluation, our college has been continuously participating in governmental projects to boost the study of humanities. For instance, History major in our college was chosen for WCU(World class university) business in 2008. Research Institute of Comparative History & Culture in History major wasalsoselectedfor HK(Humanities Korea) business lasting from 2008 to 2018.The institute focuses on the study of 'Transnational Humanities' and exchanging opinions on the issue with foreign scholars. In 2006, Chinese Language & Literature was assigned for BK(Brain Korea) 21 business to generate better research results from graduate school students and professors of our college.Chinese Language & Literature major in particular holds an international colloquium about Chinese language and regional culture twice a year. Our college actively takes part in every project supported by the government to improve the overall quality of education for students.
Q. The Division of Performative Humanities embraces a unique form of college education. Would you explain about the division for us?
A. Our college's attempt at the cultivation of talented manpower through performative humanities education has been financially supported by the government. The division is mainly focused on integration between culture, science and engineering. Students with majors of fundamental humanities can choose another major among seven majors in the Division of Performative Humanities. Students can learn how to maximize the practicality of knowledge they get from lectures by integrating knowledge of different two subjects.
Q. What is the ultimate goal of the College of Humanities?
A. Our ultimate goal is in accordance with HYU's school motto. Our college educates students to be professional, practical, cultured, globalized, and always willing to help out others, for the purpose of achieving the major goal, practice of love. I have another goal myself. I hope we can achieveGahwamansasung(家和萬事成), which means 'When one's home is harmonious, all goes well' in our college. I think members of our college are one big family.Therefore, if communication between members of our college becomes better and easier, studies of professors as well as students' academic interests will be fulfilled.
Q. Any last words for students of the College of Humanities?
A. I want to highlight the importance of being professional in what they are studying now. Once they gain expertise in their own academics, their understanding on other fields can be improved as well, meaning they will get a synergy effect. Also, I want to tell them not to waste time concerning about what to do.It is much worthwhile to think about how to live today, completing assignments at hand. If they focus on what they do now, they will be able be an expert at long last. When they become a professional in a certain area, they suddenly realize how broader their sight has become. What's more, once a person reaches the top, it is likely that one gets motivated by new stimulus and endeavors to find another goal in life.
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Daigo Saito of Sparks Achilles Drift Team, driving his specially-prepared Toyota Altezza emerged champion at the Achilles Formula Drift 2011 held at Dataran Merdeka over the weekend. Saito clinched overall Driver's Champion title and also helped his Sparks Achilles team win the overall Team Champion title for the 2011 season. Drift legend and Japanese compatriot Marabu Orido driving for Team RSR finished second with Thailand's Kiki Sak Nana of Red Bull Drift Team clinching the final podium spot.
[ad#Google Adsense 336×280] Malaysia drifters showed they had what it took to play with other world class drivers. Thanks to home ground advantage and the cheering partisan crowd, 10 out of 13 Malaysian drivers qualified for the found of 32. Lim Zee King, Tan Tat Wei, Ser Ming Hui and Mervyn "Nakamura" Abdullah all made it into the Top 16. Mervyn in fact caused quite a stir by upsetting Thailand's ace driver "Non" Saranon Pornpatanarak who was ranked second in the series coming into the competition. Mervyn however bowed out to Thailand's Chantpon Kerdpiam in the last eight, after a close battle which went into a rematch. The other Malaysian hopeful, Ser Ming Hui made it into the quarterfinals before being stopped by eventual champion Saito.
Defending champion Saito was flawless throughout the competition, and at most times, looked unthreatened and unchallenged. From his previous experience at Dataran Merdeka last year which had a similar layout, Saito and his team purpose-built and prepped his race car to better optimise to the track conditions and layout. The much-anticipated final duel between Saito and the familiar figure Orido was exciting but ultimately one-sided. Orido made a rare error, spinning out in the first run to give Saito and upper hand for the remaining run. Saito only had to keep it error-free in the second run to ensure his title finish.
Saito's consistency and amazing form has seen him sweep the Singapore, Indonesia and Malaysia legs.
The Achilles Formula Drift Malaysia 2011 was organized by ESPN STAR Sports and title sponsored by Achilles Radial. The event had full support of Dewan Bandaraya Kuala Lumpur and the following proud Sponsors & Partners – Mansion 88 (Official Sponsor), Tune Talk (Official Telco), Chevrolet (Official Car), Hypertune & SHIFT (Official Partners), Tyrepac (Official Online Portal), DRIVE (Official Energy Drink), Tayaria (Official Tyre Changer), Spritzer (Official Water) and Doubletree Hilton (Official Hotel). ESPN STAR Sports is the official broadcaster for the Achilles Formula Drift Malaysia 2011, and provided coverage across its networks, covering 24 countries to a cumulative reach of more than 300 million viewers in Asia.


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COLLEGE STATION – One of NASCAR's most popular drivers is making a pit stop in College Station.
Jeff Gordon is coming to town April 3 to show off the Aggie maroon car he will drive in the Duck Commander 500 at Texas Motor Speedway in Fort Worth.
As KBTX first reported in February, the custom paint job was paid for by Axalta Coating Systems. Their CEO, Charles Shaver, earned an engineering degree from Texas A&M in 1980. His company and The College of Engineering, will also be featured on the car.
Gordon will hold a news conference at Rudder Theater on April 3 at 4:00 p.m., which we will stream live on KBTX.com. Following the news conference, Gordon will attend a private meet and greet.
Your chance to see Gordon and the car in person comes at 5:30 p.m. Gordon will be there for the unveiling of the new design on the Texas A&M campus. The Texas A&M Yell Leaders, Texas Aggie Dance Team and Reveille will be out there as well. People are encouraged to park in the West Campus Parking Garage, then walk through the Pickard Pass tunnel and down Joe Routt Blvd. to Rudder Tower.
The race is the following Sunday at Texas Motor Speedway. Joining Gordon and the Aggie maroon car on pit row will be members of the 12th Man Pit Crew, a group of 28 engineering students chosen by the College to attend the race.
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Maximum height 6'6'' and maximum weight 18 and a half stone. All participants must hold a full manual driving licence and may be required to show it on the day.
Once a booking is made it can not be changed. A cancellation policy which covers for breakdown on route to the venue, serious illness to the driver, death within the immediate family can be taken out by the customer for £20 when booking. Documentation will need to be provided when using the cancellation policy. A damage waiver can be purchased on the day of the driving experience and costs £20. By paying the fee you will not be liable for the first £1000 excess as a result of damage to any of the cars. Premium time slots are usually available between 11am-3pm for a £10 fee.
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This is probably an ongoing discussion about negotiation however why is it that sometimes a buyer won't progress past a point when wanting to buy a property. Is it what they think the property is worth, what they feel they want to pay, all the feel they should have to pay, or they can pay or a combination of everything. Real Estate negotiation can be a tricky thing in a softer market and on this video Mat talks about why buyers sometimes won't move.
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A phase I study of recombinant human soluble interleukin-1 receptor (rhu IL-1R) in patients with relapsed and refractory acute myeloid leukemia
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Purpose: The recombinant human interleukin-1 receptor (rhu IL-1R) is a soluble truncated form of the type 1 full-length membrane-bound receptor that binds IL-1 with identical affinity to that of the membrane form. As such, it may have clinical potential by sequestering IL-1, thereby preventing it from binding to its membrane-bound receptor and eliciting a biological effect. As IL-1 has been shown to regulate leukemic cell proliferation in an autocrine fashion, a phase I trial of rhu IL-1R was conducted in patients with relapsed and refractory acute myeloid leukemia (AML). Methods: The study group comprised 11 patients who were sequentially treated on one of three dose levels, receiving a single intravenous (i.v.) bolus dose on day 1 followed by 13 days of daily subcutaneous (s.c.) injections with the option of an additional 14 days of treatment if a response of stable disease or better was achieved. Dose level 1 i.v. bolus 500 \(\)g/m2, s.c. dose 250 \(\)g/m2 per day (five patients); dose level 2 i.v. bolus 1000 \(\)g/m2, s.c. dose 500 \(\)g/m2 per day (three patients); dose level 3 i.v. bolus 2000 \(\)g/m2, s.c. dose 1000 \(\)g/m2 per day (three patients). Owing to limited drug availability, the study was designed to only examine these three dose levels. Results: rhu IL-1R was well tolerated. There was no grade 3 or 4 non-hematological toxicity related to the study drug and the maximum tolerated dose was not reached. No IL-1R-blocking antibodies developed during the course of the study. Serum levels of IL-1\(\), IL-6 and TNF were undetectable before, during and after rhu IL-1R administration. The terminal half-life after i.v. dosing was at least 7–12 h, and after s.c. dosing 2–4 days. Serum levels of rhu IL-1R up to 360- and 25-fold those of pretreatment levels were achieved after i.v. and s.c. dosing respectively. No patient had a complete, partial or minor response to treatment; four had stable disease and seven had progressive disease. Conclusions: rhu IL-1R therapy was safe but did not have any apparent antileukemic effect at the doses administered.
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- A phase I study of recombinant human soluble interleukin-1 receptor (rhu IL-1R) in patients with relapsed and refractory acute myeloid leukemia
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Cancer Chemotherapy and Pharmacology
Volume 43, Issue 2 , pp 141-144
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- 1999-02
- 10.1007/s002800050874
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- 0344-5704
- Online ISSN
- 1432-0843
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- Springer-Verlag
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- Key words Interleukin-1
- Interleukin-1 receptor
- Acute myeloid leukemia
- Phase I
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- Steven H. Bernstein (A1)
- Joseph Fay (A2)
- Stanley Frankel (A1)
- Neal Christiansen (A1)
- Maria R. Baer (A1)
- Cindy Jacobs (A3)
- Consuelo Blosch (A3)
- Roberta Hanna (A3)
- Geoffrey Herzig (A1)
- Author Affiliations
- A1. Roswell Park Cancer Institute, Elm and Carlton Street, Buffalo, Ny 14263, USA Tel.: +1-716-845-7611; Fax: +1-716-845-8446, US
- A2. Baylor/Saammons Cancer Center, Dallas, TX, USA, US
- A3. Immunex Corporation, Seattle, WA, USA, US


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Mata took to social media to wish his sacked manager well after Roman Abramovich dispensed with the Italian's services in the early hours of this morning.
Playmaker Mata posted on Facebook: "It's been a difficult day. Roberto Di Matteo is no longer our manager. I would like to thank him for all this time with us and wish him the best of luck for the future.
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Student engagement leads to success at Cumberland County College
This fall, 4,291 students enrolled at Cumberland County College; the largest class in the colleges 44-year history. Enrollment has grown at CCC, and community colleges throughout America, because we offer quality education at a reasonable cost, close to home.
Over the years, community colleges have provided access to residents who want to better their lives through higher education. At CCC, more than 17,000 students have graduated and succeeded, professionally and as community leaders.
But even though we are a friendly college, many students have not graduated for a variety of reasons. Theres always the challenge of juggling job and family responsibilities with college studies. And many students get discouraged if they are not immediately successful, particularly if they have been out of school for a while.
Thats why in addition to access - we are placing an emphasis on student retention and success. Six national community college associations signed a call to action that calls for community colleges to increase student completion rates by 50 percent over the next decade. We are making the same commitment to help our students achieve whatever educational goals brought them to our college.
The theme of my presidency is engage, inspire, transform. When people are engaged, they feel like they belong, and they are inspired to learn. And, consequently, their lives are transformed by education.
More than ever, we want students to feel like they belong at CCC. We want students to be active in group learning activities, sports, clubs and organizations on campus. Studies indicate that students tend to be more successful when they are engaged, regardless of their backgrounds. So the college is implementing new programs that will enhance our efforts to engage students and support their success.
The college opened the Center for Academic and Student Success this semester to provide students with a convenient access to an integrated system of support services. CCC has always offered an array of student services, but CASS brings them together in a common place. CASS counselors assist students in developing their skills and interests as they progress toward their academic goals, and overcome any barriers to success they may be experiencing. The center offers career and four-year college transfer counseling as well as services for returning adult students.
To engage our students, the college is looking into ways remedial courses are taught. As part of the process, the college has obtained a $40,000 developmental mathematics grant to implement individualized, self-paced modules for students to use to master lessons online, with the assistance of instructors.
To further engage our students, the college received a $2 million federal Title III grant to help improve student retention, persistence and graduation rates. This grant will enable the college to offer additional student success programs and install a new college-wide computer system that will literally change the way the college does business in just about every area. The Web-based computer system will enhance communications in areas such as admissions, financial aid and academics.
We are certainly excited about the colleges growth because it is intertwined with the communitys growth. When our students graduate, they provide essential professional services at schools, hospitals and agencies in the county. Thats why we are committed to balancing access with student engagement and success at Cumberland County College.


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For one last time
I got to tell you to quit this
Im overusing the life once lost
Is so fun to be high
But so sad to see it fade
My life ain't yours
But this lithium is so prudent
I love the feeling
Hate the goodbye
So again i shot myself with the drug
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Is not my mistake you brought me here
Get over it
Im sure to find a solution after the drug effect goes off
Im glad your not home
I hate you so much
Is the day i wanna sleep
I die and you'll happy right?
Im not alone in here
Infinite party
Dance the motions out
My mistake to overuse this
Third time overdosed
Don't worry
My friends ain't here but they will be next time
At my funeral
Im glad you love me darling
Is so good to know i have one besides me
No one left to dance with
Now death takes me because im not staying here alone
Is my life
So as mines i choose when to end it
I got room to dig
I got power to kill
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Professor Jonathan Zittrain, author of 'The Future of the Internet And How to Stop It', discusses the ways in which online life will be regulated largely by people and institutions bearing no badges or government affiliation. Do private sheriffs help avoid cumbersome and ill-considered government intervention, or do they represent a new form of vigilante justice with none of the protections associated with the rule of law?
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text: http://techrights.org – Summary: Microsoft's outlook for the coming year looks rather grim, even in the eyes of a longtime booster of the software/marketing/litigation giant from Redmond WE HAVE written extensively about Goldman Sachs not because it's worth commending; it's quite the opposite in fact, as Goldman Sachs is corrupt and it receives money from Bill Gates (through the Gates Foundation). Goldman Sachs has been boosting Microsoft for years, but that too is changing because it "predicts tough times ahead for Microsoft in 2011″. Goldman Sachs technology analyst Sarah Friar see (General)


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Coming into the weekend leading into the Geneva Autoshow we've posted up some new videos of the LCI facelifted 3 Series coupe and convertible. Expect these cars to be prominently featured at the autoshow and the 3 series remains the bread and butter car for BMW.
For 2011 BMW has made some substantial changes to the E92 and E92 BMW 3-Series Coupe and Convertible.
The first and foremost and probably biggest change is the introduction of the much debated N55 engine to the 335i3.0l
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The long awaited official photos of the E92 / E93 LCI facelift model has arrived! These camera captured photos reveal a beautiful and subtle update to the original E92 / E93!
New info about the soon to be announced E92 / E93 LCI facelift models has come to light, including a performance iS version w/ DCT transmission option.
The newest E92 3-series facelift pics showing new LED tail lights & angel eyes, and a new color which seems to be vermillion red.
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New Mexico Lobos Women's Mountain West Basketball – In The Pit
Saturday: 2 p.m. (MT); Nevada (15-11, 10-5 MW) at New Mexico (9-17, 4-11 MW)
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GoLobos.com: Game Story, Complete Stats, Game Notes
By Richard Stevens – Senior Writer/GoLobos.com
The good thing about playing a team the second time around is that there is a comfort zone around what to expect. The Lobos know what to expect from the Nevada Wolf Pack and vice versa: a dog fight.
Or should we say a wolf fight?
Well, that's what happened a few weeks earlier in Reno when the Wolf Pack rallied for a tooth-and-nail 75-73 win.
However, this time around the Lobos have another comfort zone: The Pit. If The Pit advantage holds true, New Mexico has a great chance to change the scoreboard from the Lobos' two-point loss at Reno.
"We're going to come out and fight and give our fans everything we have," said Lobo Coach Yvonne Sanchez. "We're are staying positive... No one has quit and no one has given up."
"I respect these young ladies so much. They love playing basketball. They love playing for each other. They love playing for New Mexico. We have a great fan base that has supported us throughout the year."
Obviously, the Lobos need a win. They have lost nine of 11 with all nine losses decided by seven points or fewer. No other UNM team has lost more than eight games by fewer than seven points. New Mexico is tied with San Jose State in the Mountain West race at 4-11 a notch above last-place Air Force at 0-15.
There is still time for the Mountain West standings to see some minor movements, but the Lobos are destined to finish in the No. 8, No. 9 or No. 10 slot. Depending on where they fall, that means a first-round win for the Lobos in Las Vegas would give them a second-round game with either No. 1 Colorado State or against whoever finishes second.
CSU is at 14-2 and expected to hang on for the well-deserved title. Fresno State, Wyoming, Boise State and Nevada are all at 10-5. It will be an interesting finish, and what the Lobos need to do is find some momentum to take with them to Sin City.
Sure, there is some frustration on this team, but there is no quit.
"I respect the fact that they'll come back and be ready to play Saturday and be ready to play hard," Sanchez said of her Lobos.
There was no quit in the Wolf Pack either in the first go-around in Reno. The Pack rallied from a 40-31 first-half hole and was down 71-69 to UNM before slipping into the 75-73 final. The game also was tied at 73-all.
UNM's Antiesha Brown got a nice look at a 15-footer trying to push the game into overtime, but it bounced off the rim.
A key play in that game was UNM's Deeva Vaughn being called for a foul during a scramble for a rebound with 21 seconds to play and the score tied 73-all. Nevada shot 30 free throws in Reno. UNM shot 19.
A key for UNM in the first half of that loss was shooting 68 percent from the field. A key for Nevada in the second half was pulling the UNM shooters down to 34.4 percent. Brown had 22 points, Shumpert had 15 and Vaughn scored 15 points.
Nevada does a lot of things well including scoring. They average 72.7 points per game to UNM's 63.2. The Lobos will be trying to pull the score into the 60s and the Wolf Pack will be gunning for the 70s. Nevada is No. 3 in the Mountain West in field goal percentage defense at .386 and UNM is in the No. 8 spot at .420.
The Wolf Pack is No. 1 in the Mountain in rebounding offense.
The Wolf Pack boards well, but the Lobos also board well. UNM has a stronger inside attack and Nevada prefers to attack from the edge. They are guard heavy and guard good. They made 11 treys vs. an athletic San Diego State team.
The Wolf Pack has 6-foot-8 Mimi Mungedi in the paint, who joins three perimeter types in double figures. The Wolf Pack has good scoring depth. Senior Danika Sharp averages 12.9 points, Terilyn Moe has an 11.5 average, Arielle Wideman averages 10.6 points a game and Mungedi is at 10.0.
Nevada rides a three-game win streak into The Pit with the first of those wins coming over New Mexico in Reno. The Lobos went into that first meeting with Nevada looking to improve their perimeter defense and have held UNLV, San Diego State and Utah State to 7-of-29 (24.1 percent) shooting from 3-point range.
That's a stat that could bode well Saturday vs. Nevada. The Wolf Pack likes to dribble-drive the ball, but they also like to launch a few bombs.
UNM's top scorer is Antiesha Brown at 14.0 points per game. Khadijah Shumpert is at 10.5 points per game. Sara Halasz slips into double figures at 10.1 points per game and Deeva Vaughn carries a 9.8 average. Shumpert and Halasz average 5.9 boards.
Coach Sanchez said prior to her team's unsuccessful visit to Utah State that not a lot of teams were winning on the Mountain West road.
Sanchez surely hopes that holds true Saturday in The Pit.
"It's never too late when you have games left on your schedule, to make a run, and its not too late for us," she said.
Editor's Note: Richard Stevens is a former award-winning Sports Columnist and Associate Sports Editor at The Albuquerque Tribune. You can reach him at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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If there is anything more obnoxious than a liberal on his or her high moral horse I can't imagine what it might be.
Lately, apparently, they have been using the phrase "check your privilege" in order to shut up any white male who dares to have an opinion not in sync with the approved thoughts of the left. It is, of course, sheer bigotry, presuming to know someone purely on the basis of his skin color and his gender.
Well a Princeton freshman named Tal Fortgang decided he had had enough of being told to shut up because he happens to be male and white. He wrote a beautiful essay for the Princeton Tory that deserves wide attention. (H/T Instapundit).


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Garuda Indonesia is hoping to become one of the world's top airlines, but the president director said the flagship carrier needs a state of the art airport as its hub to achieve that goal.
"If you want to be one of the biggest airlines, we should get the support of a good airport," Garuda President Director Emirsyah Satar said.
"So having a nice airport is quite important," Emirsyah said.
He also pointed out that airport facilities (or lack thereof) were among the biggest contributors to flight delays, "because of the congestion at the airport itself."
Accordingly, Emirsyah said that the major airports in the country should plan for long term improvement. "Our airports clearly need to invest to reach the state they need to be in," he said.
Indonesia's airports, he said, were mostly operating at overcapacity. Among the government's more immediate priorities are the expansion of Jakarta's Soekarno-Hatta airport and the Ngurah Rai airport in Bali, as well as the new airport for Medan, North Sumatra in Kuala Namu.
Emirsyah said that in terms of quality of air transport infrastructure, Indonesia was still below the Asean average, just third from the bottom above Vietnam and the Philippines.
The country also ranked third from bottom in the tourism competitiveness index in the region.


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By: Danielle Todesco, KOB Eyewitness News 4
Some convicted drunk drivers may be required to have devices in their homes to detect whether they have been drinking.
Advocacy group Impact DWI wants to expand the state's ignition interlock requirements. They plan on pushing New Mexico lawmakers on the issue when the legislature convenes later this month.
The home devices would be for offenders who claim they don't have a vehicle and are not driving. Dr. Richard Roth with Impact DWI said offenders without interlocks are four times more likely to be arrested again for DWI. But he said the home device still allows them to drink safely and in moderation.
"You could blow an alcohol-free breath in the morning, go to work all day, come home at 6:00 and have three or four drinks and you'd be fine to blow into it alcohol free the next morning," Dr. Roth said.
The bill doesn't have a sponsor yet, but Dr. Roth said Representative Ken Martinez has authorized the bill to be drafted. Dr. Roth also said the federal government is now offering grants to states who enforce all offender interlock laws.


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Mike Pierce Compares Nick Diaz To Trash TV Like Jersey Shore And Honey Boo Boo | UFC NEWS
"If that happens, it happens, great, I'll be rooting for Josh Koscheck I guess. I'm not in love with either of the guys, but Koscheck is a guy I've already fought once, and he's definitely a good fighter and everything. I wouldn't take that away from him. Maybe it's just the way I see Nick interact with the media. I look at him and shake my head like, 'What the hell?' I guess that's part of the fun with him is the way he responds to certain things, and the antics that he pulls in the Octagon. It's entertaining like the Jersey Shore is entertaining or Honey Boo Boo is entertaining. It's a freaking train wreck, yeah, of course it's going to get ratings and everything and people are going to talk about it, but it's not my preference, to be honest. I'm still rooting for Josh Koscheck, if that fight happens."
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18 Responses to "Mike Pierce Compares Nick Diaz To Trash TV Like Jersey Shore And Honey Boo Boo | UFC NEWS"
I dunno why he likes Cockshag more, but Cockshag is always intentionally poking his opponents in the eye. And that's not even the worst, he pretends to get hit illegally and poked in the eye himself. That is a shitty way for a fighter to behave himself in a fight.
Diaz is onconventional, both in his behaviour and the way he fights, but at least he fights fair. That can't be said about Mike Pierce his favorite.
Nick would destroy mike pierce! it wouldn't even be a fight. He is just talking S cause he wants a big name fight. Which is hypocritical because he is saying nick is using he antics to get ratings when he is starting beef to get a fight. Nick would Stockton Slap the hell out of him and he if got a TD he would be going to sleep.. CESAR GRACIE JJ STOCKTON 209 WHAT WHAT!! LOL
seriously… If Nick Diaz whipped out his dong, would you let him Stockton Slap you on the forehead with it?
Pierce trying to talk his way into a big fight.haha
Mike will always try to talk his way into fights, dude sucks at all aspects of this sport
Someone must really want to get beat up and embaressed Nick would smash Mike P…Thanks Chael look what you you have started…
I do agree with Mike Pierce about Diaz but i also think mike should watch his mouth before nick kicks his ass
I agree with mike Pierce about diaz but i also think that he should watch his mouth, Diaz would kill him
I agree with pierce. I can't say Nick takes the sport too seriously. Although a great fighter, I will also root for koscheck
@jon jones suck a dee
I think Nick and Nate take this sport more serious than anyone else! They train all the time, never out of shape, always watch what they eat and have warrior mentalities that's pretty serious if you ask me just saying though
Mike nick will smack the life out of you..
Haters gonna hate.
Does it really matter what he thinks of Diaz? Piece is a fucking joke, imo he shouldn't even be in the UFC roster…
So much sheep it's like a greek restaraunt in here.
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This article is hella gay. Who gives a fuck. he's a fighter
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Lindsay Lohan's stare-down with the law is almost getting impressive, were it not so amazingly stupid. Despite promising that she'd keep her nose clean (*zing*) after getting released from custody in May, Lindsay has been found in double violation of her probation and now could face time in jail. Maybe even in a real jail this time, and not staying in her house and watching DVDs, which some of us would call "the weekend."
According to TMZ, the actress has failed to see her court-appointed psychologist once a week, as outlined in her probation terms. Lilo claims that she was unable to attend her shrink sessions because she was working out of the country, but the court says this is no excuse. In fact, Judge Stephanie Sautner specifically forbade her from work if it would interfere with the terms of her probation.
On top of that misstep, Lindsay has also been "kicked out" of her community service gig at the Downtown Woman's Shelter for "violating the rules several times." Apparently she "blew off" a total of nine visits, and when she did decide to show, she'd bounce after only an hour instead of the required four. Part of her probation agreement was for her to serve 360 hours of community service by May 2012 and so far she's done twenty-on, which the judge hilariously calls this "unimpressive." Lindsay's now reportedly been moved to a new community service program at the Red Cross. But we should go easy on Lindsay lately, because she's apparently very busy. From the looks of Lindsay's brown teeth, she hasn't even had time to get to the dentist in a while, either.
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Recessed lighting type guide: here we provide a guide to the proper spacing of overhead light fixtures and recessed lights. This article describes the recommended spacing of light fixtures as a function of ceiling height, beam spread, and the necessary footcandles of lighting for the area and task. We discuss the requirements for ambient lighting and accent lighting as well.
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The general rule for ambient or task lighting is to space recessed ceiling fixtures approximately the same distance apart as the beam spread at the work height, typically assumed to be 30 inches above the floor (36 inches for kitchen counters).
The light beam spread is the central cone of light, where the beam is at least 50% of the brightness at the center of the beam.
Most manufacturers publish beam spread data for their recessed lights with different trim options. Beam spreads and lighting levels for some common fixtures and lamps are shown in Table 5-26.
For ambient lighting, choose a compact fluorescent, A lamp, or wide flood with a beam angle of at least 50 degrees. Typical spacing for ambient lighting with recessed lights is 6 to 7 1/2 feet for an 8-foot ceiling, or 7 to 8 1/2 feet for a 9-foot ceiling. Spacing from the first row of lights to the wall is half this distance.
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Twin Beds
I don't know about you, but I find rooms decorated with twin beds sort of endearing. They hold memories of childhood, cottages and I Love Lucy reruns — it's comfort food decorating, really. They also make it easy to pull a room together, because they're symmetrical and straightforward. Think of them as the perfect place to start when designing a bedroom. Two beds + pretty table + decorative lamp + cute artwork + rug or painted floor = easy bedroom.
Because the equation is so simple, you can keep the room chic and cheap or go for broke and layer up juicy quilts and beautiful statement pieces. Have a look at some pretty inspiration below, including beds that will surely make you long to sleep in a twin again.
This simple boys' room was in a chalet that we shot for H&H in November 2009. The wooden beds offer warm weight to a room decorated with traditional checks and stripes.
The simple upholstered beds shown here from Hickory Chair have a little extra height to the headboard — a proportion that makes them feel interesting and grown-up.
You can't go wrong with beds like these and a fresh white palette.
This photo proves that it's all about the symmetry.
This hand-hammered iron bed is a stunner. Notice that it has a headboard built into the four-poster — nice detail.
The Malm twin bed frame from Ikea comes in white or black and offers sleek, clean design. I've been on many photo shoots with this bed set up for kids — it often fools me into thinking it's custom because of the simplicity of the lines.
For more design inspiration for children's rooms, view our Kids' Rooms photo gallery.
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1. House & Home November 2009 issue, photography by Virginia Macdonald
2. Candler Twin Bed, Hickory Chair
3. Stephen Falcke Interior Design
4. Kristen Buckingham Interior Design
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When you attempt to open another user's Microsoft Schedule+ calendar from Outlook 2000, you may receive the following error message:
Unable to open the Schedule+ file for a Schedule+ user. You don't have appropriate permissions to perform this operation.
The permission granted for the user is internally set to Read Minimal. Outlook 2000 does not open the schedule with Read Minimal rights. Schedule+ does open the calendar with Read Minimal rights.
To resolve this problem, obtain the latest service pack for Microsoft Office 2000. For additional information, click the following article number to view the article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base:
(https://support.microsoft.com/kb/276367/EN-US/ )OFF2000: How to Obtain the Latest Office 2000 Service Pack
There are two workarounds for opening the Schedule+ calendar without this fix. The first is to open another Schedule+ calendar first, and then open the calendar you want from within Schedule+. The second is to have the owner of the Calendar remove your current permissions and then re-add the permissions. The second method generally works, but the problem may reoccur.
Microsoft has confirmed that this is a problem in the Microsoft products that are listed at the beginning of this article.
After the fix is applied to Outlook 2000, the minimal right to open the Calendar is consistent with Schedule+ permission levels.
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"I Won't Give Up" by Jason Mraz is still the most beautiful song released so far this year. Its simplicity helps make the song a powerful anthem for many lovers and hopeless romantics. The song's gospel influences help elevate the guitar ballad, making it a top contender for the AC charts.
The video for the song is equally as beautiful. It shows a number of different "real" people in different scenes that aren't necessarily connected to each other.
Truth be told, this video probably could have been better, but I couldn't help but like it. Although it doesn't tell a single story, the video manages to communicate the same message that the song is getting at. Instead of giving us an elaborate plot that features good looking people, the video captures the humanity of the song, and in this case, it works.
Watch the Mark Pellington-directed video below. Jason Mraz's new album Love Is A Four Letter Word is coming April 17th 2012.


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Traces of your strength stir us to conquer our fears
Pieces of your work inspire us to reach for our dreams
The relic of your confidence wipes away all doubt that we can't
Your lives, your love, and your faith in God, assures our souls that it will be ok,
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Three Law Faculty Members Receive University Merit Awards
Part-time students attend classes Monday through Thursday between 6:30 and 9:30 p.m., with occasional sessions on Saturday.
The less demanding schedule caters to students who work full-time or have other obligations as well as those who have been out of school for an extended period and want to re-engage at a slower pace. Students must earn at least 84 units of course credit, including 39 units in required core courses, within a four-year period. Classes during summer sessions add increased flexibility to the schedule. By participating in summer sessions, part-time students may accelerate coursework after the first year and earn a JD in three and a half years or, if GPA requirements are met, may transfer to the full-time division and complete the JD program in three years.
USF's core courses, which are concentrated in the first two years of the part-time program, provide students the fundamental skills and basic knowledge needed to successfully practice any area of law. In the Legal Research, Writing, and Analysis course, students begin to master writing and speaking skills required of legal professionals.
Part-time, full-time, and international students are integrated in elective courses. Elective courses are available in the day or evening and allow students to develop specialized skills and pursue career objectives. USF offers certificate programs in business law, intellectual property and technology law, international and comparative law, and public interest law, in addition to numerous elective clusters.
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Mark Naison: At a time when the connection between guns and radical activism is being fiercely debated, I want to point to two moments in American Labor history where militants chose NOT to carry guns
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Israel and Palestine: The Folly of Strength and the Folly of Weakness
John Peeler: Vice President Biden's visit to Israel didn't go so well. When the Interior Ministry announced plans for a major expansion of Israeli settlements in East Jerusalem just as Biden was helping to organize renewed—if indirect—negotiations with the Palestinians, he, on instructions from the White House, promptly condemned the plan, a condemnation, which was amplified in a long, "tough" conversation between Secretary of State Clinton and Prime Minister Netanyahu.
Can Obama Change America's Understanding of Class and Dissent?
Class conflict. Political dissent. What it means to be an American. Many people assume these things are incompatible. Throughout America's history, most U.S. citizens denied the reality of class divisions in their midst, seeing them as either European or somehow related to Soviet communism. And political dissent has not been understood to be central to […]


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If attaching an ultra modern structure to a historic building sometimes looks, well, like an alien creature has landed, architect Steven Semes says there's a reason for that. Often, it's totally discordant. But no one can say so for fear of being thought of as uncool and unknowledgeable about architecture. (Darn those architects with their […] [Read More]
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(John Davenport/Express-News) <font size="1"Does the VFW Post look better while jogging or sitting on your rear end? How lazy did I feel last night? I was drinking Dr. Pepper and munching on Chex Mix at the VFW Post on the Museum Reach of the River Walk when a fit group of folks jogged up to […] [Read More]


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LANSING, MI (AP)-- An insurance board says the annual fee that Michigan drivers pay for some personal injury costs will increase 6 percent to $186 per year starting July 1.
The Michigan Catastrophic Claims Association announced the fee Wednesday. The current cost is $175 per vehicle.
The state's no-fault insurance law requires insurance companies to pay the annual assessment to cover personal injury benefits.
The association reimburses insurers for costs above $500,000 for the care and treatment of seriously injured auto accident survivors.
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Montana is a virtual treasure trove of photographic opportunities-from the high peaks of Glacier National Park, to the seemingly endless vistas of the high plateaus, to the sparse and forbidding badlands of far Eastern Montana. Gordon Sullivan, a Montana native and professional photographer, will guide you to the highlights of the state and shows you how to shoot those places most effectively and when to do so in terms of weather, light conditions etc. Further, Gordon's lifetime in the state will lead you to many backroad opportunities and access points not known to the occasional visitor. With every tourist now having a reasonably good camera at their disposal-even in their cellphone, no one should be without this guide to capturing one of the most beautiful places in the country.