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Auburn University Summer English School
K - 9th & Adult Grade Reading & Writing and Adult Conversation
June 1-26, 2015 | M-F, 9:00 am – 12:00 pm | Pick Elementary School | Auburn, AL
The Auburn University Summer English School is a collaborative effort between Auburn City Schools and the Auburn University Office of Professional and Continuing Education. This program was developed in 2008 in order to meet the English language learning needs of non-English speaking students in the area. The program provides 57 classroom hours of instruction in English reading, writing, speaking and listening skills for K-9th grade non-English speaking international students and adults.
- Improve the participants' English reading, writing, speaking, and listening skills
- Enhance the participants' knowledge of American culture and history
- Strengthen the partnerships among the community, local schools, and the university
- Promote cultural exchange among educators, parents, students, and community members
- Provide educational services that support the economic development of the community
Class Offerings and Registration: Click on a class listed below to register online
- K-1: Reading and Writing (R/W)
- 2-3: R/W Basic, R/W Advanced
- 4-5: R/W Basic, R/W Advanced
- 6-7: R/W Basic, R/W Advanced
- 8-9: R/W Basic, R/W Advanced
- Adult: R/W Basic, R/W Advanced
Registration Forms
- Click here for Chinese Registration Form
- Click here for English Registration Form
- Click here for Korean Registration Form
- Click here for Spanish Registration Form
Registration Assistance
In person Registration at Yarbrough Elementary School:
- Wednesday, March 18th (11 am to 1pm / 4 pm to 6 pm)
- Wednesday, April 29th (11 am to 1pm / 4 pm to 6 pm)
Tuition and Discounts
- Total cost – $315 for all class offerings
- $20 Discount – if registered by May 1, 2015.
- $20 Discount – if registering 2 or more family members.
Do I qualify for a Summer English School scholarship?
If your child receives free/reduced lunch with their school system then he/she may qualify for a scholarship. A limited number of scholarships are available on the basis of financial need plus first come first serve. Students who qualify may apply within the required camp forms below.
Refund Policy
Please read our Cancellation & Refund Policy.
A Special Thanks to Our Sponsors:
This program has been provided thanks to the generous contributions of the following organizations:
- Auburn City Schools
Program Contacts
- Shelton Godwin
Last Updated: March 12, 2015


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These former Browns draft picks were cut as new general manager Michael Lombardi shaped the 53-man roster.
These former Browns draft picks were cut as new general manager Michael Lombardi shaped the 53-man roster.
• LB James-Michael Johnson (Round 4, 2012), started eight games, was in on 32 tackles as a rookie. New Chiefs head coach Andy Reid claimed him off waivers Sunday.
• OL Ryan Miller (Round 5, 2012), Made the 2012 roster and played in eight games.
• DB Trevin Wade (Round 7, 2012), played in 13 games last year.
• FB Owen Marecic (Round 4, 2011), appeared in 24 games the last two years.
• FB Brad Smelley (Round 7, 2012), spent most of 2012 on practice squad before appearing in two games.
These former Browns draft picks were with other NFL teams as of Sunday.
• DE Clifton Geathers (Round 6, 2010), Eagles.
• LB Emmanuel Acho (Round 6, 2012), Eagles.
• QB Colt McCoy (Round 3, 2010), 49ers.
• LB Kaluka Maiava (Round 4, 2009), Raiders.
Brandon Jackson's career peaked in 2010 when he started the majority of the regular season for Green Bay. The former Round 2 draft pick lost his starting job during the Packers' postseason run to the Super Bowl, though, partly because he could not make enough happen as a ball carrier.
Jackson had a great chance to be Trent Richardson's primary backup in Cleveland following injuries to Dion Lewis and Montario Hardesty, but his preseason production was alarming.
In games against the Lions, Colts and Bears, Jackson had two 5-yard runs, but otherwise amassed just 1 yard on 15 carries.
The Browns brass concluded waiver claim Bobby Rainey (Ravens) has a brighter future than Jackson, but didn't stop there. Running back Dennis Johnson was claimed after getting waived by the Texans.
In preseason games against the Saints and Cowboys within the last 10 days, Johnson ran 22 times for 110 yards.
The Browns headed into kickoff week without a place-kicker.
They were awarded six players off waivers, but as of Sunday night had not signed a kicker. They waived Shayne Graham and Brandon Bogotay on Saturday.
"Our roster is fluid right now," head coach Rob Chudzinski said. "We still need to address our kicker position, so we're not done."
Chudzinski said adding a kicker wouldn't be a problem. Aside from that loose end, he liked the shape of the 53-man roster.
"We're a young and hungry team with some solid veteran leaders," he said. "I like the foundation we have in place as we enter the season. I'm excited to see what we can do."
• Defensive end Alex Hall, a Round 7 pick by the Browns in 2008, leads the CFL with 11 sacks through eight games with Winnipeg.
• Former Browns draft picks who did not survive final cuts elsewhere included WR Carlton Mitchell (Round 6, 2010), by the Bucs; DB Larry Asante (Round 5, 2010), by the Colts; WR Mohamed Massaquoi (Round 2, 2009), by the Jets; QB Brady Quinn (Round 1, 2007), by the Seahawks.
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Raleigh, NC – Americans for Prosperity – North Carolina welcomed the President to NC for his Asheville visit today as the grassroots chapter launched its Spending Accountability Project. AFP told him the state would go its own way on economic recovery, though he is welcome to follow NC's new low-tax, fiscally-responsible, regulation-cutting example.
"President Obama is coming to Asheville to talk about jobs and the economy, an area where our Governor and state legislators have taken a different, more successful approach," explained Dallas Woodhouse, State Director of AFP-NC. "It is rather ironic that today, as AFP continues it's "Spending Accountability Project" to try to get President Obama and Congress to cut spending, he is coming here to sell a different message. We'd recommend that he spend some time observing how we are handling the state economy – he might learn something.
"Unlike the President and the federal government, North Carolina's elected leaders are taking spending cuts seriously," Woodhouse continued. "Our state is getting its budget in order and returning the excess to the taxpayer. We are also embracing the jobs that come from our natural resources and look forward to welcoming energy entrepreneurs to our state to drill for oil and natural gas.
President Obama is welcome to steal these ideas and use them when he returns to Washington."


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Going for gold: Members of the Guam women's volleyball national team include (from left) Leah Castro, Colleen Flores, Shanniqua Mendiola, Kara Guerrero, Emma Gillan Gatewood, Mary Gillan, Maria Wahl, Joneen Terlaje, Jessica Nunez, Gemma Datuin and Jeneal Besabe. Edelene Cruz is not pictured. Grant Wieman/Pacific Sunday firstname.lastname@example.com
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The women's national team has captured gold medals in the past two Micronesian Games and looks to keep that streak alive when the 8th Micro Games begin in Pohnpei next month.
Veteran team captain Emma Gillan Gatewood likes her team's chances.
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Published 20/10/2007
Armagh City chief Gary McKinstry is confident his side can rattle title contenders Portadown and their new boy Andy Smith this afternoon.
All eyes will be on former Northern Ireland international Smith at Shamrock Park as the ex-Glentoran man is poised to make his debut for the Ports.
McKinstry would love to have his former team-mate Chris Walker available to stop Smith in his tracks but the big defender remains in the treatment room.
McKinstry, who is also without Gary Fitzpatrick, is still confident his men can stun Ronnie McFall's side.
"Ronnie has flexed his muscles by bringing in Andy who has already proved himself as a quality player in Irish League football," he said.
"He made the move to England and things didn't work out for him but he will be hungry to re-establish himself as a top striker.
"There is perhaps a question about his match fitness at the minute but we will have to keep an eye on him.
"But Portadown have other dangermen. I have played under Ronnie and I know what him and his teams are about.
" They are a big strong physical side and we will need to match their effort and commitment."
Linfield, Glentoran and Cliftonville are the early pacesetters in the title race but McKinstry believes the Ports will stay in the hunt.
"They are a very formidable side and are very much title contenders," he added.
"Ronnie is a fantastic manager and the minute you under-estimate them is the minute they can destroy you.
"He's a household name in Irish League football and knows what it takes to win titles. He deserves a lot of credit and long may it continue but our performances have been promising this season.
"We created numerous chances against Linfield last week and on another day we could have grabbed a point. I am working with a good bunch of lads and our mood is still upbeat."


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All people know that algae needs water to produce. So that is what you see if you go to a body of water that is crystal clear or dirty as heck. You may think that it is nasty but, it helps creatures stay alive and that creature keeps the Earth clean and so we are healthy.
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- Adding salt may help the algae grow, especially if you got the algae from saltwater
- Buy some fish food and put it moderately, twice a day, into the algae container. This will ensure that the algae lives a lot longer.
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The first sentence of Tennessee's Open Meetings Act reads, "The general assembly hereby declares it to be the policy of this state that the formation of public policy and decisions is public business and shall not be conducted in secret."
The act, which has become known as "the sunshine law," turned 40 years old Feb. 17 with little pomp and circumstance, according to Frank Gibson, Tennessee Press Association public policy director.
"Passed in the shadows of the Watergate scandal in 1974, it contains the highest aspirations of any open government statute I've ever seen," Gibson said. "Perhaps there are things to celebrate. The law has held up for four decades. It is routine in most towns and counties to give adequate public notice, making agendas available in plenty time for people to know what's to be considered and actually discussed."
The sunshine law and its compliment, the state Open Records Act passed in 1957, are some of the most progressive and liberal of their kind among U.S. states, according to Elisha Hodge, who serves as open records counsel for the Tennessee comptroller's office.
Hodge works as a mediator between those who request files and the government agencies where a request is made. She also responds to public records requests to the comptroller on a regular basis.
"I am here to try and help mediate those situations to try and facilitate the best outcome for everybody," Hodge said.
She said the Open Records Act is important to not only the media, but also everyday citizens to give them the opportunity to know what decisions are made or under consideration in government.
"It gives them the ability to know what the government is doing, because what's important to the media may not be important to the public," Hodge said. "A lot of times, it's not… It's what's important to people, and many times it's things that are going on in their own backyards."
Hodge said the law is basically clear on what is open and what is protected, such as a person's personal information. She said the majority of requests go smoothly, but there are questions that arise from time to time.
"I think there are some ambiguities in the way certain things are written, but that's why we have attorneys," Hodge said. "I think it depends on the entity you are dealing with and the person within the entity you are dealing with."
When it comes to misconceptions in making an open records request, Hodge said there are a few generally unknown to the public.
"I think one of them is that they can get immediate access to public records," Hodge said. "Another thing is because they are taxpayers and citizens they should not have to pay a fee to access public records. The requests that are made also need to have enough specificity for the people honoring the requests to know what someone is asking for."
Local Open Government
Mike Jennings serves as attorney for a number of government bodies in Wilson County, including the Wilson County Commission and Wilson County Board of Education.
He oversees open records requests often and also makes sure those government entities follow the sunshine law regarding open meetings.
"I have probably gotten more records requests in the last 12-18 months than any other time that I can remember," Jennings said. "The total number of requests came from 10-15 people, and out of those, two to three people made multiple requests."
In general, Jennings said the laws are pretty straightforward.
"It's a pretty clear piece of legislation," Jennings said. "The difficulty arises in a couple of areas. You've got the law that says what records are open and then you have the law that says what records are confidential. I'm going to err on the side of caution."
Jennings said confusion among the public comes when what he calls "hybrid" requests are made. He said that's when a public record is requested that contains confidential information.
"Those are the ones that are more complicated," he said.
Jennings said another misconception arises when those requesting records expect them immediately. The law gives government entities seven business days to either produce the records requested or a written explanation as to why it would take longer.
"They become problems because of the instantaneous society we are living in," Jennings said. "When someone sends in a request via email asking for a record immediately, they may become frustrated when we don't produce it as quickly as they'd like. I'm going to go through that request and make sure we are not releasing personal information. From the receiving end, I can see those frustrations.
"One of the things I used to see, and I'm not seeing it as frequently. It's not common knowledge that what government people make. Those salaries are public record."
Jennings said the requests he receives currently come from those who may have grudges with government or dislike the decisions made.
"Right now what I am seeing is they want a lot of documents, but their underlying beef is political in nature," he said. "It's kind of like Monday morning quarterbacking."
Jennings, who also is mayor of Watertown, said a theory he has is that the larger the government entity, the more requests it receives.
"I think you are going to get more public records requests the larger the government entity," Jennings said. "If someone wants to know what's going on in Watertown, they will likely pick up the phone and call me. If it's not confidential, I'll just tell them."
Ironically, Jennings said the first public records request in his 31 years as Watertown mayor came recently from another city.
"It's just a theory," he said.
Andy Wright serves as city attorney for Lebanon. He said open records requests remain steady but aren't overwhelming.
"We don't get bombarded with requests, but we get, on average, about one a week," Wright said. "Usually, when we get a request, it has something to do with litigation somewhere."
Wright said he works to follow the law to the letter, and that includes a recent denial for records. He said a company out of North Carolina requested all the building permits for the last 10 years to develop a mapping software.
"Our law is kind of unique in that you have to be a citizen of Tennessee to be granted a request," he said. "When we realized it was from North Carolina, we told them no and we never heard back from them."
Wright said he uses his background as a former policeman in handling requests for open records. He said a good officer is accurate when records, such as reports, are created because they will likely be used in court.
"We've been very compliant with a request," Wright said. "We try to go above and beyond when a request is made."
On the open meetings side of things, Wright said few challenges have been made against the city, and nothing recently.
"It's pretty easy to comply with open meetings, but the law hasn't kept up with technology," he said. "I regularly remind the mayor and council about emails where two or more members work toward a decision on a matter. It's called deliberation toward a decision, and it's not allowed under the Open Meetings Act."
Openness on the Federal Level
Within the confines of the federal government is the Freedom of Information Act.
This law, which has modified several times since it was created, allows any U.S. citizen to request U.S. government documents.
The requests, which are done in writing but may be submitted online, generally include a considerably longer amount of time to get a response and can be denied for several reasons beyond what Tennessee law allows.


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Brilliant !! She looks so beautiful , and have a verry nice sexy Body !!
Superb girl! In the same angelic style of ANNELI from X-Art, but for me Anneli is even better; look for her!
not really 10 she has a ugly face but body is alright
The thought of having her naked on her bed gives me a hugh hard on
i wanna fuck her pussy..
t une sale shaudasse et t joli en + ;) trop bien mes ramenne un homme dnas ta chambre s tu veu je peu venir
Very sexy ,nene hard and ram antic sex
Beautiful chick..Wish I had seen some guy fucking her. Score: 100/10
what the firutruck :D awesome. 9.48992/10
if i looked like her i would wear my pussy out
definetely the best looking chick ive ever seen in any porn
She is beutyful. She is Paloma or Crystal
you are so sweet i would spoil you someone will be very lucky to have you i hope he pleases you like i would ONE NIGHT JUST ONE NIGHT ok like 5 sec lol
she is amazing
I like you very much
dammit, I've cum just looking at her when she took her top off. Fabulous tits. Now if Iwe could just get a shot of her fingers slipping into that nice juicy little cunt.....
met art paloma b
shes so fucking hot the vid is crapy so that sucks
Gibt es hier auch Videos wo sie gefickt wird oder blaest??? Where can I found Vid's with her in fucking scenes or giving blowjobs??
u cant take her im already hers... yeah ive fucked her up so u cant bitches
Her face allone mekes me cum
Oh fuck, her tits are even sexier than caprice's young puffy tits. I just came all over them.
she was awesome
anyone knows if she does XXX ?
shit this girl is hot!
I love this girl i was master bating wall I was watching
Hello. I am a italian director,wanted actress for my first porn movie,i am serious .
she is awesome but no sound.. so actually i give this vid a 7.0 but the girl a total 12..
So unbelievable pretty !
Jus come to ma place. ill make ur days memorable..!!
shes ok ive banged much better cant see what the big hipe iz all about ??????
@hakan link to this video? need more of her!
oh my god i want you baby to suck and fuck for ever
i know her:)
I love jacking off to this video. I just came so hard I got spunk all over myself. :)
seen better
Her name is Monique kavelaars, she's from Holland,Zeeland, Goes 4411 GS
Yes, nice... But it's just an appetizing commercial... Just stops before getting really hot... I don't like that...
man i would get her to come to my house and do it with me. ya 10 out oy 10
the girl beautyful and absolutely stunning, but a boring video, sorry.
do you have first six virgene woman please show me now im wactching now..
DamN ShE Is BlazzIn Hot
seriously who is this girl i must know
this girl is so wonderful!! I have jerked off countless times to her videos!
sooo amazing i love it but it cud atleast have sum vibraters i have 13!
S you name is savanna
OMG that's my Ex :D
soooo gorgeous
Anyone got her number? I'm so surprised that she showed off her private parts, i just think her eyes and her beautiful face was the best part of this video!
sarap mu iyutin
That's Paloma B.
Looks like Fionna Bones?
Fuck!!! It's i Carly:)
Have to agree with the title. 10.
wow. i'll say it again. WOW
wow, she's so hot. so fucking hot. I wanna fuck you chick!
oh darling i fuck and suck you forever. you are so wonderful
she is so hottt! Fuck! But i am hotter than her. ;) come and fuck me.....
who is this girl!!! I HAVE TO KNOW!
Whoa that's so cool I really like she is beautiful girl that I seen can anyone tell me where she live I really love her .
Boring !!!!!
I will pay 10,000 usd if somebody tells me where can i finder
she s very cute
anyone got her name?
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Wright State statistics graduate Whit Alley '15 scores a job with Nielsen Ratings after answering question from interviewers that tripped up other candidates.
Jul 27, 2015
Attack on white fringetree by emerald ash borer likely to be widespread, says Wright State researcher
Jul 21, 2015
Wright State biology professor Don Cipollini suggests use of white fringetree by emerald ash borer is likely to be widespread and that the beetle may move to close relatives.
Jul 20, 2015
A board-certified family nurse practitioner, Christina Carter helps Wright State Physicians meet the growing demand for primary and preventive care.
Jun 23, 2015
Professor Julian Gomez-Cambronero will serve as a visiting professor at Harvard as part of a $1.5 million National Institutes of Health grant.
Jun 18, 2015
Wright State alumnus John McIntire '14 wins prestigious national aerospace award for his dissertation on stereoscopic research.
Jun 11, 2015
Learn about Wright State's new all online MBA, as well as evening and weekend options, at an information session on campus June 13 or a virtual session June 25.
Jun 10, 2015
Weekly live global Internet show features vodcasts about mobile health produced by Boonshoft School of Medicine Master of Public Health students.
Jun 9, 2015
Wright State public health graduate Tami Ashbridge keeps her nursing skills sharp by volunteering at Calamityville and participating in university disaster response program.
Jun 4, 2015
Karen Hamby may not be a pilot, but the Wright State grad is responsible for keeping a fleet of Air Force cargo planes flying.
May 18, 2015
Carine Verlin grew up in France and later weathered significant challenges. Today, the 43-year-old is a graduate student at Wright State with a psychology degree and is steaming toward a double master's degree.
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In the final quarter of 2013 (.pdf), Samsung's (KRX:005935) operating profit fell 18 percent from the previous quarter. Looking at the big picture, however, profits compared to the same time last year are up 27 percent. Net income was up a relatively meager 3.7 percent year-on-year.
Samsung's handset division made KRW 5.47 trillion ($5.1 billion) in profit last quarter, down from KRW 6.7 trillion ($6.2 billion) the previous quarter. The South Korean company's profit as a whole fell from KRW 10.16 trillion to KRW 8.31 trillion ($9.43 billion to $7.73 billion).
Only Samsung's TV division saw profits rise, and they did so by a substantial 88 percent. Samsung attributes the gain to higher developed market demand. Demand for UHD TVs is expected to continue growing thanks to the upcoming World Cup.
Samsung warned investors earlier this month about the decline in profits. The company attributed the drop to slowing growth at its mobile unit, local currency fluctuations, and paying out year-end bonuses. It's the company's first decline in profit in over two years.
Past its prime?
Sales of Samsung's flagship Galaxy S4 failed to meet estimates. Halfway through its product cycle in October last year, Samsung had sold 40 million units of the S4.
As local competitors emerge to compete with Samsung's cheaper line of phones in price-sensitive markets like China and India, the high-end markets are reaching saturation.
Rumor has it that Apple, Samsung's main competitor in high end markets like Europe and the US, might be releasing a larger-screen phablet edition of the iPhone this year. Samsung's Galaxy S5 is expected to come out in April.
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hope it's gonna be like the mario tennis on n64
i want megaman in europe.
looks great but this wasn't gameplay. so we have to wait for it.
two monstter hunter games ? wow!
Im with you late
i recommend avenged spirit to every 1!
look's good, i think im buying it.
yo guys if you want a gameboy frame for your 3ds hold start and select when you start the gameboy game and the gameboy frames will come and if you want orginal green gameboy color press L + R + Y while in game. its so cool and the resolutions becomes better
Final Fight 3
this game is awesome!
the game is great! wery good game for a gb game!
where the is street gangs!
windwaker would be cool!
i have tried this game on a 3ds official meeting in finland and the graphics are awesome on this 1 and the game is great if you love re 4 and the mercenaries .
this movie sucks thou i have it as dvd
that,s gonna kick !
better not suck!
thank god im not getting any new nintendo machines, all my money goes to old game consoles from nes to wii. and i mean every nintendo console expect virtual boy
what the i did not get this , damn space age hope i learn when they hit the stores
well guys when you live here you cant find no 1 ill tried but you have to go to capital city maybe to get some street pass hits
sure looks like a new console but is it real then ?
thank god i decided to not buy any new game consoles the 3ds was the last one and i am about to buy all nintendo machines like 3ds and older. i got nes,gc,gb,gba,wii,dsi xl and 3ds so i just need n64 and snes
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The Pearl S. Buck House and Historic Site offers guided tours of the Pulitzer and Nobel-Prize winning author's 1835 farmhouse and her intact collection of works. Perkasie Olde Towne Association holds several events in the quaint downtown area. Downtown Perkasie is home to restaurants, galleries, antique shops, and more.
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An 18-year-old Haleiwa man allegedly robbed a 17-year-old boy at gunpoint at a Kaimuki shopping center 1:40 a.m. Monday.
Police said the boy was walking through the parking lot when he recognized the man from a youth program they had attended together.
The man allegedly pointed a handgun at the boy, then allegedly demanded his money and fled in a light-colored vehicle, police said.
Police found him at his Haleiwa home and arrested him at 4:30 a.m. on suspicion of first-degree robbery.


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Yippee it's romantic gifts for guys time. Before you jet off to meet him, make sure you're prepared!
Attract his attention with romantic meaningful gifts. Yes, using a genial idea, you'll go a long way. How about a Romantic Video? Homemade gift ideas romantic... oh yes, find below an idea so romantic. It's great, when you need an inexpensive romantic gift.
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Things You'll Need:
√ A camcorder.
√ Some digital pictures and/or old recorded video material.
√ A song or two.
√ A computer program for montage.
√ A DVD to record your video on.
How You Go About Making It
√ Record yourself telling a romantic story, reading a love poem to your loved one.
√ Then add some old meaningful photos to the recording.
√ Add your loved one's favorite song, or 'Our Song'.
√ If you have some older footage, like from your holidays, trips, parties or pets and so on, add some of it as well.
√ Mix a nice romantic video show. Try to limit it to maximum 10-15 minutes. Otherwise it will be too long to watch.
Actually, there's also an "easier" way out. I've tested it myself. If you're really pressed with time, try making a slideshow.
Really, you don't need any elaborate programs to make great romantic video surprises. And your guy is sure to absolutely love it. This project is a cheap romantic gift idea. Sure, it can be a bit time consuming, but the result is sure to wow both of you now and in the future. It makes a super duper cute keepsake.
Here's an example of an incredibly sweet and romantic homemade video. Chad shared this with us and we absolutely love it. So, I just must share it with you. So, it's a movie HE made to his girlfriend. It's not exactly from romantic gifts for guys category, but it's so inspiring.
Chad took Vy, his girlfriend to the movie theater where they had their first date. There he proposed her using a song he wrote accompanied by an incredibly sweet and hilarious music video. He organized the video to be played as the trailer before the movie. How cool was that?
So, for inspirational purposes I highly suggest you watch this. You will LOVE IT!
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It's time the Honolulu Board of Water Supply curbed its practice of hiring lobbyists to look out for its interests at the Legislature as well as the City Council, if leaders of the semiautonomous agency hope for a clear path to boost water rates on Oahu.
State and city ethics reports show the board has spent more than $469,000 on lobbyists since 2006, Star-Advertiser writer Derrick DePledge reported Sunday.
The water board's spending practices legitimately come under scrutiny now because its officials are seeking a 70 percent water rate increase, spread out over five years.
This would be its first increase since 2006 and a compelling case has been made for the importance of financing an accelerated program of upgrades to the water pumping and distribution system.
However, it doesn't excuse the water board from getting its fiscal house in order in other ways, finding savings in its overall operation, before expecting the ratepayer to pony up more money.
The board has said previously that it has had a lobbyist since at least 2005. In recent years it has contracted with SPJ Consulting LLC, which has monitored legislation such as the Council's adoption last year of the Koolauloa Watershed Management Plan. At the state Capitol, the list of pertinent bills included a 2009 measure allowing the board to issue revenue bonds.
Chuck Totto, the executive director of the Honolulu Ethics Commission, has said in past interviews that this doesn't pose any generic problems because management may determine this is the most effective way to deal with lawmaking issues.
"The bottom line would be (it's OK) as long as there's a legitimate public purpose to how they're spending government funds," Totto told The Honolulu Advertiser two years ago. "This is an issue that raises questions frequently, especially in tough budget times as to why not use your own people as opposed to hiring out."
Why not, indeed?
The agency owes its ratepayers at least some justification for the use of outside lobbyists, based on the necessity of protecting the ratepayer's interest. And the water board is not alone in this. The Hawaii Tourism Authority and the Hawaii Health Systems Corp., for example, also have used lobbyists.
Some critics have argued that lobbying is never an appropriate expense for a governmental agency to pass on to the public. So it's encouraging that Dean Nakano, the board's acting manager, told the Star-Advertiser he would recommend against hiring lobbyists next year.
Of course, there are exceptional cases in which a professional consultant could give an issue undivided attention. In the case of the water board, for instance, proposed laws that would produce needless regulation could add continuing operational costs, which means long-term expenses for the ratepayers.
Certainly, however, such critical legislation doesn't come up every year. The default position should be that government agencies use staff for advocacy and legislation-tracking, rather than keeping outside lobbyists on permanent retainer.


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Noise Control Act
The Noise Pollution and Abatement Act of 1972 is a statute of the United States initiating a federal program of regulating noise pollution with the intent of protecting human health and minimizing annoyance of noise to the general public.[1]
The Act established mechanisms of setting emission standards for virtually every source of noise, including motor vehicles, aircraft, certain types of heating, ventilation, and air-conditioning (HVAC) equipment and major appliances. It also put local governments on notice as to their responsibilities in land-use planning to address noise mitigation. This noise regulation framework comprised a broad data base detailing the extent of noise health effects.
Congress ended funding of the federal noise control program in 1981, which curtailed development of further national regulations. The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) retains authority to conduct research and publish information on noise and its effects on the public.[2] The initial EPA regulations and programs provided a basis for development of many state and local government noise control laws across the United States.[3][4] See Noise regulation.
See also[edit]
- Aircraft noise, for a treatment of aviation related noise.
- Industrial noise, for a discussion of workplace noise.
- Roadway noise, for a discussion of the prevalent form of environmental noise.
- ^ Noise Control Act of 1972, P.L. 92-574, 86 Stat. 1234, 42 U.S.C. § 4901 - 42 U.S.C. § 4918.
- ^ U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), Washington, DC. "Noise Pollution." 2010-05-18.
- ^ Noise Pollution Clearinghouse, Montpelier, VT. "State Noise Statutes & Regulations." Accessed 2010-08-19.
- ^ Noise Pollution Clearinghouse, Montpelier, VT. "Noise Regulations & Ordinances of U.S. Cities, Counties and Towns." Accessed 2010-08-19.


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Masochist Runs Windows XP On an iPad
First there was Windows 95 on an iPad. People cringed, but apparently they did not cringe enough, as someone else has managed to get Windows XP up and running on an iPad. Macheads, avert thy eyes! »
First there was Windows 95 on an iPad. People cringed, but apparently they did not cringe enough, as someone else has managed to get Windows XP up and running on an iPad. Macheads, avert thy eyes! »
If you're anxious about switching from a PC to a Mac, consider this: There are a multitude of ways you can virtualize Windows within OS X, and they all work uniquely well. Here's how to choose the right one. »
It'd be easy to get knotted up in jargon describing v.Clone, so let's stick with the concept for now: It's a syncable, complete image of your PC, which you can boot run from basically any other PC. And it's free. »
In an interview with Computerworld, VMWare's head of mobile phone virtualization has indicated that the company wants to move beyond dual-boot systems to allow phones to run a private and work operating system at the same time. They've already demonstrated the potential on a Nokia N800 running Windows CE and Android… »
Having tooled around with Compiz a bit in my previous life as an IT journalist, this list was especially poignant to a bloke like me. This simple bit of Jack Loftus history is why I share this nice little five slot Lifehacker list with you today. Enjoy. Virtually. [Lifehacker] »
We talked about XP Mode—which runs programs that work in XP but not in Vista—in our Windows 7 RC1's hands-on. Now Microsoft is coming up with details about what hardware and licenses this will need. »
Ironically, it's one of the biggest decisions you make when you get a Mac: How should I run Windows on it? Parallels or Fusion? An exhaustive battery of benchmarks by MacTech reveals a clear winner. »
You probably already know that both we and Lifehacker enjoy running Windows on our Macs using Parallels. Well, MacHeist has a deal today where you can pick up a copy for just $49, which includes a copy of MacPilot. That price gets even sweeter ($10 sweeter) if you previously bought a MacHeist bundle. Get yours now if… »
Remember that completely arbitrary rule by Microsoft limiting virtualization (which lets you run Windows concurrently with OS X on a Mac) to only the more expensive versions of Vista? It's now gone. »
The three methods for running Windows on a Mac (Boot Camp, Parallels and Fusion) have been around for a while, but Mactech's numbers seem to be the first we've seen on how the three stack up on Leopard. The results weren't that surprising. »
In CEO-orgasming news, Pano Logic announced their network-based Pano Device, which, using a main host, virtualizes a copy of Windows XP and Vista without the need for an actual PC. Coming equipped with an Ethernet jack for the network connection, along with three USB ports, a VGA port for the display and audio I/O… »
Thanks to the magic of VMWare and Parallels (which let you run other operating systems on top of your own), you can try the OLPC operating system without actually having to be a child in a Third World country. All you have to do is download a pre-configured image, change some settings, and you're set. Possible uses… »
We had a chat with the Parallels guys earlier today, and got some new information that should be very interesting to people who are even the slightest bit interested in running Windows on your Mac. »
One of the main reasons why Mac users still use Boot Camp to run Windows Natively instead using virtualization software like Parallels is its lack of 3D gaming (OpenGL and DirectX) support. In Parallels Desktop version 3.0, now in final candidate development, you can finally use 3D gaming without rebooting. »
Our favorite Windows on Mac virtualization software just got a second Release Candidate, adding loads of pretty awesome features make your Windows actually run like Windows. »


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Harvard coach Tim Murphy would "definitely" be interested in "looking into" the vacant Penn State job, according to a source close to the situation.
It is not known if Murphy is being considered by Penn State for the job but has been mentioned in reports because of his success at the non-scholarship Ivy League program. The source did not want to be identified because of the sensitivity of the situation and because the coaching search to replace Joe Paterno is in its earliest stages.
"I think he'd definitely be interested in looking into it," the source said Tuesday. "He'd have to look … at this one. He's got plenty of years left in him. He's absolutely interested in exploring it."
Murphy, 54, has long been admired by his peers. On Saturday, the Crimson won their sixth Ivy League title under Murphy. His name popped up at Michigan before Rich Rodriguez was hired, at Notre Dame before Charlie Weis was hired and at Boston College before Frank Spaziani was hired. Murphy's name has been connected to at least six major jobs since 2001.
"He's not a name that's on top of everybody's mind, but maybe that's the whole point," the source said.
Murphy once told CBSSports.com that he is determined not to repeat his experience at Cincinnati. He took the job at a program hit with NCAA probation in 1989 as the youngest coach, 32, in then Division I-A. He abruptly quit after 1993 to take the Harvard job. The reason was to be near his terminally-ill mother. He never left Harvard.
Murphy is 119-59 at the school.
Buffalo Bills quarterback Ryan Fitzpatrick thought his college coach would be a good fit at Penn State.
"Obviously they're looking for a guy with a clean record, a guy that cares a lot about academics and the student part of the student-athlete and in that regard I think he'd be a perfect fit ...," Fitzpatrick told CBSSports.com Rapid Reporter Mark Ludwiczak, "He possesses all the qualities that I think they would look for.


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Rosa Guerrero, motivational speaker, humanitarian and educational consultant, was selected as the First Lady of El Paso by the worldwide and cultural organization Beta Sigma Phi.
The nonprofit organization honors local women who have contributed to and affected their community with the First Lady of El Paso award.
Guerrero will be honored at the sorority's luncheon, where she will receive the award Jan. 26 at the El Paso Country Club.
Each year, the sorority's six local chapters nominate women they believe should receive the honor.
Typically four or five women are nominated, and a committee selects the recipient based on her contributions to the community.
Beta Sigma Phi Council President Louise Gelsthorpe said Guerrero was selected for her commitment to promoting worldwide peace and harmony and her award-winning work in the film "Tapestry," in which she describes the region and its cultures.
"She has done so much for El Paso and she's a tremendous lady," Gelsthorpe said.
Guerrero's work as an artist, educator and dance historian who founded the International Folklorico Dance Group has won her recognition before.
In 1994, she was inducted into the Texas Women's Hall of Fame. She also has been inducted into the El Paso Commission for Women Hall of Fame
"I'm very excited, honored and humbled by this honor," Guerrero said. "I'm very proud to be alive and represent women, especially Latina women, and be a mentor and a role model."
Now, 78, Guerrero continues to speak at schools, but said she spends most of her time being a caretaker to her husband, Sergio.
"I'm not retired; I'm recycled," Guerrero quipped. "One of my mottos and mantras is 'Lord give me the love and grace to help the human race.' Every day is a different day, and I want to touch people with the word from above from the bottom of my heart."
Guerrero will join a list of women who have been honored with the award, including Gayle Hunt, Marlene Stewart and Adair Margo.
Alex Hinojosamay be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com; 546-6137.
Make plans
- What: Beta Sigma Phi First Lady Luncheon.
- When: 11 a.m. Jan 26.
- Where: El Paso Country Club, 500 Country Club.
- Admission: $25.
- Information: Louise Gelsthorpe, 591-6445.


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Small Pittsburgh theaters are big hits with movie-theme parties
For a long time, movie theaters got by with just showing movies.
But there's a lot of competition these days and lots of new ways to watch movies, from Netflix to Redbox to Blu-ray.
The big multiplex chains responded with bigger and bigger screens, sharper resolution, better and louder sound and 3-D.
Smaller, independent neighborhood theaters have to compete with all of this — and without much money. The answer for these theaters seems to be in catering to people who love movies.
Really love movies.
These are the people who love movies enough to show up early and in costume, to play movie-theme games, compete for movie-theme prizes, listen to movie-theme music, drink beer and generally celebrate the heck out of that particular movie with other like-minded fans.
A few Pittsburgh-area theaters have experimented with this sort of thing.
The Row House Cinema in Lawrenceville, which does regular beer samplings and post-movie discussions, and the Parkway Theater in McKees Rocks seem to be set up perfectly for it. But nobody does it quite like the nonprofit Hollywood Theater in Dormont.
In addition to a full, ever-changing lineup of new, offbeat film programming across almost every genre, the theater's owners seem more than willing to party.
In addition to the audience-participation-required 1975 cult film "Rocky Horror Picture Show," shown bi-weekly at the Hollywood, they recently hosted a "Purple Rain" Movie Party, celebrating Prince's 1984 rock musical with music, dancing, era-appropriate outfits, Prince-theme art and a surprise second feature.
Next up at the Hollywood will be "The Ed Wood Pajama Party" on Aug. 30. It plans to be a tribute to one of the worst filmmakers of all time. Apparently, people who love movies even love really bad movies. His no-budget, science-fiction epic "Plan 9 From Outer Space" (1956) and cross-dressing docu-drama "Glen or Glenda" (1953) have become cult classics.
In addition to the films, host Michael Devine — best known as DJ and weird-music expert Zombo — will perform with his "outer-space surf band" Vertigo Go. In addition, he will show outer-space-theme music videos from his collection of 1960s Scopitones. Discounts are available to anyone who shows up in pajamas.
"This idea goes back 25 years or so, to when I lived in Ohio," Devine says. "There was a struggling theater called the Highland, in Akron. I got together with a bunch of friends, and the theater had copies of 'Plan 9' and 'Glen or Glenda?' I just thought, 'What can you do to make people realize it's more than just a movie?' Live music, a movie and you can dress up. It was a huge success."
It doesn't take much effort to turn a movie screening into a party.
The Parkway Theater is doing family movie nights featuring board games paired with children's classics like "The Jungle Book" (1967). Owner Aaron Stubna is operating a series of "Spaghetti Westerns" — Italian-made Westerns from the '60s — with actual spaghetti.
"You can't go to Cinemark and see an old-fashioned Western and get a spaghetti meal," Stubna says.
In November, the Parkway will have a gnocchi-making class followed by a screening of "Big Night" (1996), the movie about two brothers (played by Stanley Tucci and Tony Shalhoub), attempting to run an Italian restaurant.
"You've just got to get creative if you're trying to pull people back into these little theaters," says Stubna. "You've got to give them a reason to come back out."
Offering viewers something extra is what it's all about.
Pretty much everyone who has heard of Ed Wood has already seen his movies, so Hollywood Theater's extra attractions — and gathering of other fans — is important. For something completely different, there's Devine's Scopitones.
"I've been collecting these for years," Devine says. "This is like a life-changing bit of cinema here. They're basically the first music videos, from the 1960s, made for the Scopitone machine. They were made for France, Italy, some in Vegas — video jukeboxes that used 16mm film that you put money in. It was a little naughty for that time — girls in bikinis and underwear — that nobody would think twice about today."
Writer-director-producer Joss Whedon has a lot of fans who follow everything he does, from "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" (1997-2003) to "The Avengers" (2012). But it's the short-lived outer-space Western TV series "Firefly" — and its film accompaniment, "Serenity" — that have inspired the greatest devotion.
The group Can't Stop the Serenity has been hosting "Firefly"/"Serenity"-theme parties and screenings for nine years, and their latest was a few weeks ago at the Hollywood Theater.
Starting hours before the movie, they played carnival games, had trivia contests and raffles, and Sean Faust performed original songs about the "Firefly"/"Serenity" universe. The screening of "Serenity" was just a small part of the evening.
Events by Can't Stop the Serenity raise money for Equality Now!, a charity that Whedon publicly supports. The group works for protection and promotion of the human rights of women and girls around the world. The Pittsburgh group raised $1,100 at the recent event.
Michael Machosky is a staff writer for Trib Total Media. He can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com or 412-320-7901.
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Review: Rammstein — 'Made In Germany 1995-2011'
Review: Rammstein — 'Made In Germany 1995-2011'
Back in 1996, Nine Inch Nails' Trent Reznor introduced German band Rammstein to the unsuspecting general public of the United States.
Reznor, who was selecting music for the David Lynch film Lost Highway, chose the songs "Heirate Mich" and "Rammstein" for the soundtrack.
While some underground club goers had been familiar with the Neue Deutsche Härte or New German Hardness style, a subgenre to Industrial Metal, it hit Middle America right between the eyes.
Adding fuel to the flames, Rammstein released its world-wide breakthough CD, Sehnsucht, featuring the Top 20 single "Du Hast."
Within two years, the band — lead vocalist Till Lindemann, lead guitarist Richard Z. Kruspe, rhythm guitarist Paul H. Landers, bassist Oliver "Ollie Riedel," drummer Christoph "Doom" Schneider and keyboardist/sampler Christian "Flake" Lorenz — was touring the U.S., opening for fellow industrialists KMFDM.
Tours with Danzig and Nina Hagen followed, and Rammstein solidified itself as an exciting, suggestive and pyrotechnic-friendly draw.
When the band found itself on the 1998 Family Values tour, featuring Korn, Limp Bizkit and Ice Cube, Sehnsucht went gold, selling more than 500,000 copies in the U.S. alone.
Now, some 14 years later, Rammstein is on the brink of releasing a career retrospective, Made in Germany 1995–2011, that will be distributed by Vagrant Records on December 13.
While the 16-track CD is filled with militant-flavored, German-sung marchers such as "Du Hast," "Haifisch" and the band's debut single, "Du Reichst So Gut," it also features the wry English-sung "Pussy," the social commentary of the fist-pumping "Amerika" and the driving new single "Mein Land."
Every song is framed by the band's chugging guitars, four-on-the-floor bass and drums and colorful samples or keys that has a tendency to sound the same, but when Lindermann's authoritarian and impassioned delivery begins, listeners can't help but stop to hear what he says, even if they don't understand a word.
While all the songs have their own ear-grabbing textures, thanks to the clean remastering, the theatrically dynamic "Ohne Dich" takes the listener by surprise with its acoustic guitar highlights and deep Bonham-inspired drum delivery.
Made in Germany will be released in three editions — the standard, which features only a single disc, and the Special and Super Deluxe editions that will include a bonus disc of remixes.
The sound-byte-centric "Du Reichst So Gut '98," remixed by Faith No More, the Pet Shop Boys remix of "Mein Teil," Devin Townsend's remix of "Rammlied" and the Johan Edlund remix of Rammstein's cover of Depeche Mode's "Stripped" are among the bonus-disc track list.
Remastered tracks brings out the band's grooving industrial textures.
Remixes only included in the Special and Deluxe editions.
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"You and your valiant fellow workers have demonstrated your commitment to righting grievous wrongs forced upon exploited people. We are together with you in spirit and in determination that our dreams for a better...Farm workers remember Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
Cesar Chavez had closely followed Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s career since the 1950s Montgomery bus boycott. Whenever newspapers carried accounts of Dr. King's battles in the South, the stories "would jump out of the pages at me," Cesar would later recall. Dr. King reaffirmed Cesar's commitment to nonviolent struggle and inspired the boycott of grapes and other products.
Although the two men never met, they corresponded. At the end of his life, Dr. King preached that genuine equality was not possible without economic equality.
"What does it profit a man to be able to eat at an integrated lunch counter if he doesn't have enough money to buy a hamburger?" Dr. King declared.
Only one month before his death, Dr. King joined in solidarity with Chavez, who was then fasting for 25 days in Delano, Calif. to rededicate his farm workers' movement to the principles of nonviolence practiced by M.K. Gandhi and Dr. King.
In September, 1966, Dr. King sent a telegram to the fasting farm labor leader: "As brothers in the fight for equality, I extend the hand of fellowship and good will and wish continuing success to you and your members...You and your valiant fellow workers have demonstrated your commitment to righting grievous wrongs forced upon exploited people. We are together with you in spirit and in determination that our dreams for a better tomorrow will be realized."
Cesar was in Sacramento, Calif. campaigning for Sen. Robert F. Kennedy's presidential drive, when it was announced that Dr. King had been shot.
"The spirit doesn't die," Cesar said. "The ideas remain." We study them and apply them, "and they're alive."
In the decades that would follow, Cesar Chavez would often be described as the Martin Luther King for Latinos.
King's words to Chavez in 1968 still have meaning 47 years later as Americans observe some solemn anniversaries, including Dr. King's birthday on Jan. 15.
On March 10, it will be 47 years since Cesar ended his 25-day fast for nonviolence with Bobbie Kennedy by his side.
On April 4, it will be 47 years since Dr. King was assassinated while supporting striking garbage workers in Memphis, Tenn.
On June 6, it will be 47 years since Sen. Kennedy was assassinated in Los Angeles.
Some ideas never die, as Cesar said. If King and Chavez and Kennedy were alive today, what would they say about workers who suffer abuse and injustice?
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Utah Jazz: Jazz will try to end skid vs. Spurs
The Jazz were an unknown quantity when they last played the Spurs. They had beaten Dallas, and lost in New Orleans.
Mo Williams was firing at will, and the Spurs were not yet known to be the NBA's best team, which we now can say based on record).
The Jazz (12-10) lost in San Antonio 110-100 on Nov. 3 despite being tied entering the fourth quarter.
"You're looking at a different team right now," Jazz forward Paul Millsap said.
The Jazz only can hope so. They have lost 11 of their last 12 games against the Spurs (18-4), including a four-game sweep in last year's playoffs.
"We got to make it uncomfortable for them on the defensive end," Millsap said. "If they sit back and take those rhythm shots that they're used to getting, it's going to be a long night for us."
The Jazz believe they captured the key in the third quarter of that November game, when they outscored the Spurs 35-17, including Mo Williams scoring 13 of 15 points to close the period.
"How we played in the third quarter," Millsap said, "that's how we want to play the whole game."
A potential disadvantage for the Jazz is the status of Derrick Favors. Although the defensive-minded forward may return against the Jazz, he still is coming off a five-game stretch in which he did not play and could be rusty.
Favors, who has plantar fasciitis in his right foot, said he will test the foot during pregame workouts.
"If it feels good," he said, "I'll go."
Favors said he experienced soreness in the foot during Tuesday's practice, but that it was better during shoot around Wednesday.
The Jazz could use him against veteran Tim Duncan, who averages nearly a double-double (17.7 points, 9.9 rebounds) to lead six Spurs players in double figures.
"Tim Duncan is Tim Duncan, man," Al Jefferson said. "He's a vet, he's a professional. He's been doing it for many years. He knows how to do it."
Duncan is in his 16th year in the NBA.
"I don't see him getting older," Jefferson said. "Just see him getting smarter, getting better."
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Cory Doctorow's "For The Win"
Jane Park, May 11th, 2010
Longtime supporter of CC and NYTimes best selling author Cory Doctorow has released his latest work of fiction, For The Win, under a CC BY-NC-SA license. For The Win is about a virtual future of gamers, Big Sister, and shadow economies. Cory encourages you to remix the work and also to convert it to your favorite format. You can download the book for free, donate, or buy the book at his site.
His last book, Little Brother, was available for download under the same license and spent four weeks on the New York Times bestseller list. For more on why Cory uses CC for his works, see his posts for Locus Magazine on Creative Commons and Why I Copyfight.
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Certainly another cool move by Cory Doctorow.
There is one thing, however, that really irritates me about this post: in the sentence "You can download the book for free, donate, or buy the book at his site" the only word with a link is "buy" … as if "donate" and "download" would not deserve the same treatment.
Leaves me with a big WHY
… and of course a lot of speculation …
Hi! Great post! Just wantd to point out that while
Little Brother was his last Young Adult book, his last book was Makers. http://craphound.com/makers/
I'm making an Italian traduction of this book at http://www.newfractals.net/
If you want to help you're welcome! I've nearly finished translating Part 1 (of 3)!
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