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Greeks at War
A field marshal's perspective.
Dec 10, 2007, Vol. 13, No. 13 • By J.E. LENDON
The Peloponnesian War
In the year 2002 there died, full of years and sherry, Field Marshal Sir Nigel Bagnall, Knight Commander of the Order of the Bath, Knight Grand Cross of the Bath, Commander of the Royal Victorian Order, recipient of the Military Cross and Bar.
"Ginge," as this distinguished soldier was known, for the British Army marches on its nicknames, was a fearless red-haired hero of the Malayan troubles, and rose to be chief of the General Staff. He was a good shot (he bagged a high-ranking Communist official) but a bad driver (he bagged a bicyclist as well). Tone deaf--his subordinates had to nudge him when it was time to salute during the national anthem--he was a keen gardener and an enthusiastic breeder of colorful ducks.
He joined his father's regiment at 18 and so was denied a university education: Of all the honors with which he was laden--so many weighed down his uniform that he called them his "f--g jewelry"--he was proudest of his honorary fellowship at Balliol College, Oxford, a testimony not only to his eminence in the British Establishment, but also, one suspects, to his inexhaustible fund of good stories.
Field Marshal Bagnall was an intellectual soldier and a lover of military history. In retirement he published a good, bluff, commonsensical military history of the Punic Wars, and just before his death he had, it seems, finished a draft of a manuscript about the military history of Greece during 500-404 B.C., the period of the Persian and Peloponnesian Wars.
This draft was far from perfect: The end, his account of the Peloponnesian War, was relatively polished; but as one moved towards the beginning, to his descriptions of the ways of the Greeks and the earlier Persian Wars, things got rather murky. There were many careless errors of detail--of the kind any author cleans up in the process of revision. And the manuscript began with a pair of glossaries: a short one of people, and another very, very long one of places which the author, judging by the cross-references ("as we have already seen"), evidently imagined that the reader would read straight through as if it were a normal part of the book.
If Bagnall had lived, he would have cleaned up the errors of fact (which are far fewer in The Punic Wars) and his editor would have pointed out that starting the book with a gigantic glossary of places, and telling so many of the best stories in that glossary, would both perplex the reader and require constant reference back, or repetition later in the text. In the process of rewriting, the good and useful stories would have been removed to their proper place in the body of the book, and the glossary diminished and stuck in the back, where such things belong.
But that is not what happened. His publishers, no doubt confident that their author's name would guarantee good sales whatever the state of the book, appear simply to have published the manuscript as it was when its author's pen fell forever still, so inflicting upon Bagnall a fate similar to that of Thucydides, whose unfinished work is our main source for the Peloponnesian War. A hundred pounds sterling would have hired a graduate student to correct the errors of history; little more would have bought an editor to fix the broken structure of the book with its 40-page monstrosity of a glossary stuck on the front like a palsied elephant's trunk.
Perhaps a conscientious copy editor complained that there were actual contradictions between statements in different parts of the manuscript, and that some anecdotes and aphorisms were repeated: for example, that the strategic principle klotzen nicht kleckern (whack, don't dribble), however drolly expressed, did not need to be thus expressed three times. If so, her pleas were ignored. Rather than a valedictory monument to a great soldier, this is a mournful testimonial to the idleness of publishers, and a salutary reminder to all writers of eminence to include in their wills strict instructions that anything not yet in proofs be destroyed.
Yet despite the mess, there is much of interest here. Professional soldiers make good historians, because they seek to draw practical lessons from history, and to draw lessons they need to know what actually happened. Classicists--that is, professors of Greek who read Thucydides, and so interest themselves in the Peloponnesian War--consider figuring out what actually happened beneath them, preferring to study the mind of the author. Academic historians are happy to throw up their hands at historical puzzles--or worse, to pursue the puzzles for their own sake, seeking them out for the joy of combat with their colleagues.


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Troubleshooting your network's wireless performance can seem like a baffling exercise, until you consider that there are really just two main factors to consider—coverage and speed. Yes, you can have one without the other. For example, it's great to have a screaming-fast wireless network, but if you only get decent speed when your laptop is right next to the router, the speed isn't worth much. You need to boost the signal's range. If you can barely open friends' Facebook pictures when you're in the same room as the router, then we're talking about problems with speed.
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Jonah, you're correct that there is a major difference between the Court's reliance on English common law tradition at the time of the adoption of our constitution in the late 1700s and the sort of importation of modern international legal trends that has become so popular with today's Supreme Court. One of the more amusing, albeit distressing, opinions that conflates those two concepts was Justice Souter's opinion last summer in Sosa v. Alvarez-Machain (and I'm not just mentioning that opinion because I was mentioned in fn. 21). At issue was whether the Alien Tort Statute (or Alien Tort Claims Act), a 1789 law that gave federal courts jurisdiction over any civil action by an alien for a tort committed in violation of the law of nations, would support a federal cause of action for the alleged false arrest of a DEA agent's murderer in Mexico. After correctly reviewing the "law of nations" applicable in 1789 and concluding that private causes of action for such torts were extremely limited to a very narrow category of cases, such as piracy and the infringement of the rights of ambassadors, the Court went on to conclude that more modern equivalents might be allowable, too. But those modern claims, Souter concluded, must "rest on a norm of international character accepted by the civilized world and defined with a specificity comparable to the features of the 18th-century paradigms we have recognized." As with last week's Kennedy opinion, I'm still trying to figure out what that means. But it clearly leaves the door open for a much more expanded incorporation of modern international standards than the narrow category of cases recognized by the Court as applicable at the time of passage of the statute. This is simply an example, but the danger is even greater in the area of constitutional interpretation. At least with respect to the ATS, Congress could always change the Court's prevailing interpretation with a simple majority vote of both Houses and the President's signature. When the Court looks to modern international trends in interpreting the constitution, we have but two choices: Amend the constitution or amend the Court's makeup. Because the latter is much easier than the former, the politicization of judicial nominations will only increase in the immediate term.


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BOULDER, Colo. (November 2, 2013) Former astronaut Scott Carpenter was being remembered Saturday by friends, family and dignitaries at a funeral service in Boulder, Colo.
A public service was planned Saturday in Boulder after private family funeral.
Carpenter, who lived in Vail, Colo., died Oct. 10 at the age of 88.
He was the second American to orbit the Earth, following John Glenn, who was scheduled to speak Saturday.
Carpenter orbited the Earth three times in May 1962.
It was his only space flight.
He later became an undersea explorer and in 1965, he spent 30 days under the ocean in the Navy's SeaLab II program.
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Marlene is an artisan of chilota wool, and also teaches loom classes. She began working in this business three years ago. Before that, she was employed at a supermarket and worked Monday through Sunday, which was very distressing because she could not share time with her family. That is why she decided to leave her job and enter in the business of woolen crafts, which she learned to make when she was very young. This way she is able to be closer to her family. One of her biggest goals is to bring loom classes to all of Chile.
The loan that she requests will help her to buy a more modern loom than the one she has, and also to buy more wool since she has many orders for wool garments. She is very happy and excited because she knows that she will do very well.
She enjoys working together with Fondo Esperanza [Hope Fund], because it gives the opportunity to receive money and to be able to share with different people. One of the things that she likes the most is that they always make time to share with the other partners of the bank.
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I like turtlenecks and I like them to be snug against my neck. I just measured my neck and it's 13 inches around. The turtleneck pattern I have has a 16 inch neck piece. Obviously, that will not be snug against my neck (even though it looks snug on the model drawing!).
Can I just reduce the size of the turtleneck part to 12 or 12.5 inches without changing the part where it attaches to the shirt? I'm worried I'll end up with a gathered look where it joins. What do you think?
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You need a turtleneck piece--in your chosen fabric--that is long enough to go over your head. If your fabric is not extremely stretchy, that can mean that the turtleneck will be looser than you like. You can check this out by cutting the turtleneck the length of the pattern piece, basting the center back seam, and then trying just the turtleneck on. If it goes over your head easily, you can then reduce it by sewing the CB seam deeper and deeper to see how small you can reasonably get it.
Check out Sarah Veblen's great turtleneck tutorial.
Great tutorial. Thanks for the link.
Thanks for the help. I did end up making the neck part smaller and the neckline. I think it came out super.
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By Gene Mirabelli
and Its Discontents
Joseph E. Stiglitz
W.W. Norton & Company, 282 pages, $24.95
When leaders of the worlds richest countries got together
for a two-day chat last month, they chose to meet in a secluded
spot in the Canadian Rockies, the mountain resort of Kananaskis,
protected by missiles and dug-in tanks. What the Canadians
feared was not a handful of terrorists but those thousands
of protestors who now show up at these globalization conferences.
At last years meeting in Genoa, protestors filled the streets,
and in the ensuing riots one of the young activists was killed
by Italian paramilitary police.
Now it turns out that the most articulate critic of economic
globalization, one of the most knowledgeable and radical,
wasnt atop the barricades. He was at the World Bank. Joseph
Stiglitz is a former vice president and chief economist of
the World Bank. Prior to that he was a cabinet member in the
Clinton administration and chairman of the Council of Economic
Advisors, and in 2001 he shared the Nobel Prize in economic
science. His recent book, Globalization and Its Discontents,
is an astonishing indictment of the United States role directing
globalization. Its going to take more than a water cannon
to blow away this one.
Two powerful institutions shaping economic globalization are
the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund. For those
of you who missed school the day we discussed this, lets
review: The IMF and the World Bank originated as part of a
plan to finance the rebuilding of Europe after World War II.
The World Bank provides countries with long-term loans in
such areas as health and education. The mission of the IMF
is to ensure global economic stability: the IMF supplies countries
with emergency loans if their economies sink so dangerously
as to imperil other nations and the smooth working of our
interdependent economies.
The IMF and the World Bank were established at a time when
the economic theories of John Maynard Keynes were gaining
influence. Keynes said that in some situations, a government
can rescue its nations sinking economy by, for example, spreading
more money around to stimulate demand and to raise employment.
He believed that a government has an obligation to intervene
in its countrys marketplace to regulate capitalisms boom-and-bust
cycles and to alleviate unnecessary suffering. The IMF was
designed to do exactly that on a global scale.
But in Stiglitzs view, the IMF has failed miserably in its
mission. It has not done what it was supposed to doprovide
funds for countries facing an economic downturn, to enable
the country to restore itself to close to full employment.
Instead, IMF funds and programs not only failed to stabilize
the situation but in many cases actually made matters worse,
especially for the poor.
The IMF has failed because it has abandoned its founders
generous economic vision and become part of what Stiglitz
calls the Washington Consensus.
Heres what happened: The disintegration of the Soviet Union
and the unraveling of its government-controlled economy made
robust capitalism and the freei.e., unregulatedmarket
look great. The United States was victorious, capitalism was
victorious. This and other events led to the development of
a Washington Consensus between the IMF, the World Bank and
the U.S. Treasury about the right policies for developing
countries. And these policies were not based on Keynes
theories, but on those of Adam Smith. In 1776, Smith had argued
that market forceseveryones desire for profits and bargainsbrought
efficiency to the economy and increased the general wealth,
and all as if guided by an invisible hand.
The IMF conjures up the invisible hand by imposing certain
conditions on the country receiving aid. For example, the
IMF canand often doesinsist that the debtor country revive
its sick economy by raising interest rates, by cutting back
government programs, by opening its banking system to foreign
investment. This is the kind of medicine Adam Smith would
have prescribed. Alas, all too often these measures bankrupt
already weakened businesses, eliminate health and education
programs, and open the country to exploitation by larger foreign
banks. In Stiglitzs tally, countries that swallowed IMF medicine
got sicker, whereas countries that resisted it got better.
Fiscal austerity, privatization and market liberalization
make up the Washington Consensus. In the real world, that
means a debtor country should raise interest rates, sell off
government programs to entrepreneurs, eliminate trade barriers
and remove controls from the market. These actions can ruin
a country, especially a developing country with fragile financial
and political institutions. The United States Treasurythe
IMFs largest shareholder and the only one with veto powerpushed
liberalization. In doing so, the Treasury Department contributed
to the financial problems in East Asia, and the IMFs rash
liberalization of financial and capital markets helped bring
about the 1990s collapse of East Asian economies. Malaysia
and South Korea, ultimately rejecting IMF policies, fared
The IMF also has failed in its attempt to guide the transition
of Russia and former Soviet nations from communism to a market
economy. The Czech Republic, which enthusiastically pursued
the goals set by the IMF, is worse off now than it was in
1989, whereas Hungary, treading more cautiously, is growing
internationally competitive. Western advisers, especially
from the United States and the IMF, swept into Russia to
preach the gospel of the market economy, and they must take
at least some of the blame for the wretched results. At one
time there was a lot of talk about the wonders of shock therapy
for Russiathe abrupt elimination of government controls,
the hasty selling off of government enterprisesbut apparently
zapping doesnt work in economics any better than it does
in psychiatry. China, on the other hand, has taken a much
slower and more controlled approach to the market; in 1990
Chinas gross domestic product was 60 percent that of Russia,
but by the end of the decade the numbers had been reversed.
While Russia saw an unprecedented increase in poverty, China
saw an unprecedented decrease.
Well, nobodys perfect, not even a Nobel Prize Laureate. Globalization
and Its Discontents suffers from the authors I-told-them-so
tone. Stiglitzs bland praise of Chinas economy overlooks
some horrendous failings and a lot of human misery. And while
its easy to see how our leaders are imprisoned in an ideology
that takes no account of its own errors, still its hard to
believe that the last economics text they read was Adam Smiths
1776 Wealth of Nations. Kenneth Rogoff, the IMFs chief
economist, has scoffed at Stiglitzs ideas as at best highly
controversial, at worst, snake oil. Indeed, the World Bank
and the IMF are often at odds, and its clear that Joseph
Stiglitz has an ax to grind. In the end, however, its great
to have this bright ax when dealing with the monsters of globalization.


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The fact is that these days using film in itself is rather the exception than the norm.
The case may be that in the wedding photography sector the work produced in film is percentually* higher than in general photography. Maybe film is used in 3% of general photography and 5% of wedding photography.
I read somewhere an article written by a wedding photographer who had switched back to film. His main reason was that the post-processing work in a digital wedding shot can be a long task and it takes away a lot of time. This wedding photographer started again to make the work in colour negative, bring it to a pro lab, have the work back well printed, and live happily. His reasoning was that the film and lab cost was very convenient if compared to the labour saved.
This probably boils down to the fact that if the wedding is shot on film the client does expect some tenths of beautiful prints and not some hundreds of post-processed photographs delivered on a CD.
You mileage may vary. I am not a wedding photographer. Last wedding I remember was in December 2003 and there were a photographer, an assistant, a couple Hasselblads (series V) many film backs and at least a couple of torch flash involved. But that was 2003.
* How do you bloody say "percentually" in English without having the spell checker scream?
Wedding photography is more challenging now that it was in the past. Now the bridezillas want the wedding photographs and videos to send to friends and post on line two weeks before the wedding!
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Trade in Value Added: An East Asian Perspective
This paper aims to provide a non-technical explanation of the concept of trade in value added, with particular reference to East Asia. The trade in value added approach allows us to redefine the relationship between countries of origin and destination in international trade, and thereby addresses an important issue of measuring international trade in the face of growing production sharing among different countries. In contrast to the orthodox concept of trade balances based on foreign trade statistics, it focuses on the value added contents of a traded product, and considers each country's contribution to the value added generation in a production process.
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On a hill in a valley in the middle of nowhere, two armies have come to fight each other. Exactly why they need to fight is deliberately left as an exercise to the reader, as this book is more focused on the people caught up in the battle, three in particular: Calder, the son of a deposed king; Bremer dan Gorst, a disgraced bodyguard; and Curnden Craw, a grizzled veteran who wants nothing more than for it all to be over already. Over three days, a tremendous battle will take place and, it seems, the only heroes will be the standing stones on the top of the hill in a valley in the middle of nowhere. (ORBIT, Feb., 512 pp., $24.99)
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Java Lounge: nice atmosphere BUT...
i have been to this place three times. it's well-know as a dating spot for students. the music play is arabic and it's nice. it comprises of two floors with nice couches and dim lights. the menu is international including pastas, sandwiches, seafood, steak and the dessert of course.
however the biggest disavantage of this place is the customer service. it is absolutely degrading and very bad. last time i had been there was arriving at prayer time where they had to close for the prayer retreat. there was absolutely no one to take our orders and we waited for 45 minutes only to take orders. i asked a waiter if he could take them, he just said after prayers, and so the rest of his team! my girl friend was so angry and my other one felt so upset as she was tired. so we had to to leave. the door guy didn't let us leave in the beginning. actually he just responded in a very negative manner and criticised my friend's reaction to the bad service as if he was doing us a favour.
we just left to the restaurant next door. pleased us, we had a very good service compared to this mistreament we had earlier.
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The restaurant is divided into downstairs, which has tables for large groups and a 'bar'. And upstairs has alcoved and non-alcoved tables.
The decor is really cool - the alcove walls are silver with blue and purple lighting. The rest of the lighting is muted. The chairs are all soft and comfy, and the tables big enough to fit all the fashionably oversized plates on.
Service was excellent - it should be for an 18% service charge.
The toilets are really cool - but why have the guy's ones upstairs, and the girls' downstairs?
My verdict on javalounge is: awesome restaurant, but best saved for a really special occasion.
Favorite Dish: I started with a smoked salmon and sweet potato salad, it had curried yoghurt dressing and heaps of crunchy coz lettuce. My mates had: shrimp spring rolls - all were different lengths and served in a glass (an original touch), and calamari breaded and fried, served in a bread case thingy.
Mains we had: lebanese chicken salad rolls (served with guacamole, sliced tomato and garlic sauce, wrapped in lavash bread and grilled like panini). And t-bone steak with mushroom sauce that apparently 'melted like butter'.
Desserts: I had raspberry cheesecake. The others had java teardrop (raspberry and mango layered sorbet), and white chocolate ice cream profiterole tower (it was ginormous).
The food was amazing, and the portion sizes were big, but then so is the price!
The drinks were good - but pricey, anyone out there wanna pay SR 30 ($US 9) for a non-alcoholic cocktail?
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The Big Ten and ESPN announced the television schedule and tip times for the upcoming conference basketball season earlier today.
Indiana will play a total of eight (with an option for nine) conference games on ESPN or CBS with the rest airing on the Big Ten Network.
The Hoosiers will be on CBS for two Big Ten games: vs. Michigan State on Sunday, Jan. 27 and at Ohio State on Sunday, Feb. 10.
ESPN's family of networks will carry six Indiana games, highlighted by a February 2nd, 9 p.m. game with Michigan, which will be a part of ESPN's College GameDay.
In addition to the Big Ten schedule, Indiana also announced tip times and television information for non-conference games. Indiana's game against Butler in the Crossroads Classic on Saturday, Dec. 15 will be on CBS and a home meeting with Florida Atlantic on Friday, Dec. 21 will air on ESPN2.
"We always want our games to be seen in as many households as possible," Tom Crean said in a release. "I thought many of our games last year were among the best in the country and we are excited to have the opportunity to show the nation the energy our fans generate in Assembly Hall."
You can view Indiana's complete 2012-13 schedule, now with television information and tip times, on our schedule page.
Like Gus Johnson? Of course you do. Even at his most annoying, he's impossible to dislike. The sort of enthusiasm he brings to even the most mundane of Sunday afternoon NFL games — third quarter drives full of screams and whoops and "ha-HA's!" — it's a beautiful thing.
So of course it was a pleasant surprise to hear that Gus Johnson is moving over to the Big Ten Network. Big Ten basketball can occasionally be a plodding affair. This year's Hoosiers are going to be a struggle to watch. But at least we'll have Gus shouting at us. More Gus is good for everybody.


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We already spotlighted a few big apps that have made the jump to iOS 4 (and I'm sure we'll have more coming up soon), but Apple has gone ahead and put a few of its favorites on a page in iTunes for you to browse through as well. There are some excellent games on the list (PopCap didn't waste any time, and Ngmoco has a few, along with both Firemint titles). Art app Brushes and TUAW favorite Dropbox are there too, along with a bevy of other popular titles. This list definitely isn't definitive (iBooks is obviously ready for iOS 4, though it's not on there), but if you want to see what the Retina Display is like or check out multitasking on an app like Pandora, you can do so.
One interesting note on what's not on there: Apple hasn't yet updated its official Remote app, and Texas Hold 'Em hasn't been updated since it first came out back on September 1st, 2008. So even Apple isn't worrying about compatibility with all of its apps -- if you have a favorite app that's not updated often, you might be waiting a while to get full functionality with the new OS.
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Welcome to Hotel Chinzanso Tokyo, a luxury garden oasis in the heart of Tokyo.
Our gardens were formally established in 1861, in what we called the Meiji era,
but it is said this area was already appreciated for its beautiful camellia hills as far back as 700 years ago.
You can relax in your room overlooking our vast forest-like garden.We promise that that you will experience the best of Japanese hospitality.
As a part of our commitment to continuously improve our products and services, refurbishment works are currently underway in the hotel from July 6th 2015 to September 17th 2015.
This might make some noise and disturb you from 10:00a.m.to 5:00p.m.during your stay. Please accept our sincere apologies for the inconvenience this might cause. Thank you for your understanding.


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"World Fitness Elite" features segments with some of the best health and fitness experts from around the world. Dr. Bill and Mr. Loth were recent guests, discussing their upcoming book, Pain Pills That Kill. Damian and Dr. Bill expose the dangers of pain medication for athletes and discuss some of the natural alternatives now available, without dangerous side-effects.
"Recent data revealed that the age groups that had the highest rates of death from pain medication use (or abuse/overdose)
"With people over the age of 40, one of the reasons for an increased use of pain medication is that many people are leading more physically active lifestyles, and they want to continue as late into their lives as possible," he continued.
"World Fitness Elite" was produced by Emmy Award winning director and producer, Nick Nanton, Esq. and Emmy Nominated Producer, JW Dicks, Esq., Co-Founders of America's PremierExperts®
About Damian Loth:
Damian Loth founded Lifestyle Medical Group in 2008, where he developed and patented multiple healthcare products and devices. He is currently a partner at Media in Motion LLC, publishers of Men's Essentials Magazine for the iPad. (http://www.MensEssentialsMag.com)
About Dr. Bill:
Dr. Bill is the on-line handle for William Thomas Stillwell, M.D., an internationally renowned, fellowship trained, board certified orthopaedic specialist. He is a Fellow of the American College of Surgeons, the International College of Surgeons, the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons and the American Academy of Neurological & Orthopaedic Surgeons, among many professional and scientific organizations.
Currently, Dr. Bill is CEO of Dr. Bill's Clinic and Dr. Bill's Formulas, sources for cutting edge medical, orthopaedic, health, fitness & longevity information, conventional, alternative and complementary, and world class, premium, pharmaceutical grade nutritional supplements, respectively. He is also an author of a number of books for the profession and the laity, as well as educator, advisor advocate and health coach. He can be reached at email@example.com and email@example.com


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The Cheapest Way to Move Furniture Across Country
What's the cheapest way to move furniture?
If you're moving it across the country, it's a U-Pack terminal-to-terminal move. This involves loading your belongings into a trailer or ReloCube® at a service center near your location. U-Pack will ship it across the country, and when it arrives at the service center closest to your new home, you'll take a trip there to unload it.
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With this option, an experienced driver delivers a trailer or Cube to your door, you load it, and U-Pack picks it up and delivers to your new location. You can probably guess that the convenience makes it the most popular option.
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You might call it a hybrid between a truck rental and a full-service moving company; it's the best of both worlds. You save by doing the loading and unloading on your own (with the help of friends and family), but you don't have to drive. Also, there are no additional fees for things like fuel, mileage, taxes or the driver. It's one low price that's based on the amount of space your furniture takes up in the trailer (or the number of Cubes you use). You don't have to worry about the weight of the shipment, and you don't have to pay for space you don't use.
Learn more about paying based on linear footage.
How much does it cost to move furniture across the country with U-Pack?
Prices vary based on how much you're moving, where you're moving from and to, and when you're moving. An online moving quote will show your price instantly. If you need some help figuring how much space or how many Cubes you'll need, the Room-by-Room Space Estimator is a very helpful too.
Read more about the cost to move across country.
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Do the work yourself
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Only move what you need
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You already know that terminal-to-terminal is the cheapest way to move furniture across the country. What that means for most moves is a savings of at least $300. Check with your U-Pack moving consultant to see how much you can save. If you're only able to go to the terminal on one end, that's an option, too!
Get familiar with the best ways to pack and load
Efficient packing and loading saves space, and we know that's a money saver. But it also reduces the chances of damage – lowering your overall cost when it's all said and done. Using boxes that were designed for moving and wrapping your furniture thoroughly with paper padding is a great place to start. Check out how-to videos, and get familiar with best practices to help ensure your belongings are packed and loaded properly.
Why choose U-Pack for your move across country?
Since 1997, U-Pack has moved more than 700,000 shipments across the country. Using experienced drivers, those shipments arrive quickly and safely. It tops the list of affordable cross country shipping companies.
A benefit of using U-Pack that you may not be aware of is that yours is the only household goods move on the trailer. Any space you don't use is used to move commercial goods (like electronics, clothing, etc.) that are moving in the same direction. And we pass the savings right to you.
Another benefit customers love is the ability to track your move online or by phone.
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Thursday, January 8, 2015 – 7:00pm
Dennos Museum Center
Community Cinema: A Path Appears
Free film and discussion
A Path Appears investigates young women in America forced into a life of prostitution and the innovative programs that have evolved to achieve remarkable results in empowering their lives. Sex trafficking and prostitution. Domestic slavery. Teen pregnancy. The devastation of poverty. These troubling situations are happening not just halfway across the world, but also in our own backyards — in Chicago and Nashville and Boston.
From the creative team that brought you the groundbreaking Half the Sky: Turning Oppression into Opportunity for Women Worldwide, the full four-hour series A Path Appears will air on PBS as a special presentation of Independent Lens in early 2015 as part of the Women and Girls Lead initiative.
Monday, January 19, 2015 – 10:00am-5:00pm
Great Lakes Children's Museum
Peace Day 2015! Celebrate our Differences
Admission: $6/person ages 3+
Come to the Great Lakes Children's Museum on Martin Luther King Day to explore and celebrate Peace. Hands-on peace and cultural diversity exploration stations will be set up in the Great Lakes Activity Room from 11:00 am to 3:00 pm. There will be special story times at 11:00 am, Noon, 1:00 pm and 2:00 pm featuring the books "My Brother Martin" by Christine King-Farris, and "The Skin You Live In", by Michael Tyler.
Activities will include: Learning stations from 3 different cultures; Wear a new face! (Exploring what it would be like to look like someone else); Peace Words: (Learning the word for Peace in many different languages); "I Have a Dream" Imagination Station
Monday, January 19, 2015 – 11:00am-3:00pm
Traverse Area District Library, Main Branch
Martin Luther King, Jr Day Drop-in Craft
Stop by the Youth Services Room to create & share what your dream is on your very own "Dream Cloud" to be displayed throughout February.
Monday, January 19, 2015 – 9:00am
The State Theatre
Martin Luther King, Jr. Remembrance Day Celebration
To Kill a Mockingbird
Harper Lee's Pulitzer Prize–winning novel about a single father lawyer who defends a falsely accused black man was made into one of America's best films in 1962, the year before Dr. King led the March on Washington. Many families make an annual trek to the State to watch Gregory Peck steer his children through an eventful summer in their small hometown, as they are exposed to prejudice and evil, courage and compassion. Not Rated, 129 minutes.
Monday, January 19, 2015 – 5:30pm
The State Theatre
Martin Luther King, Jr. Remembrance Day Celebration
Live in Concert: Motown Legends Gospel Choir
Free, ticketed event
Building Bridges with Music, the Traverse City Human Rights Commission, and the State Theatre present live in concert the renowned Motown Legends Gospel Choir, with the NMCCC Cantus Choir. Sponsored by Golden Fowler Home Furnishings, Traverse City State Bank, the City of Traverse City and the State Theatre.
Motown Legends Gospel Choir is one of the preeminent gospel choirs in the Midwest. The Choir consists of many past and present Motown artists, including members of the famed Contours ("Do You Love Me") and the Vandella's ("Dancing in the Street"). Director and founder Albert Chisholm, of the Contours, created this amazing ensemble of angelic voices to touch the hearts and spirits of people across the world.
For their appearance at the 2015 MLK event, the Motown Legends Gospel Choir will present an evening of gospel, civil rights era music and Motown favorites. The event opens with a mayoral proclamation, an invocation by area clergy, and a performance by the Northwestern Michigan College Children's Choir Cantus ensemble under the direction of Jeffrey Cobb.
Wednesday, February 4, 2015 – 10:30am
The State Theatre
25-cent Matinee
Imitation of Life
The lives of a widow and her housekeeper are united first in mutual need, then success and ultimately, in heartache in this Academy Award®-nominated Best Picture. Claudette Colbert and Louise Beavers are superb as Bea and Delilah, two women with young daughters who build a life and a fortune together selling Delilah's pancake recipe. But success doesn't save them from sorrow with the passing years. Delilah's light-skinned teenager rejects her mother and her race, while Bea must choose between the man she loves and the daughter who loves him, too. Now all of them will pay the price of love in this spellbinding classic, revered as one of the all-time Hollywood tear-jerkers, from collaborators William Hurlbut and Preston Sturges.
Wednesday, February 11, 2015 – 10:30am
The State Theatre
25-cent Matinee
Ghosts of Mississippi
In this film based on actual events, black activist Medgar Evers (James Pickens Jr.) is murdered in 1963, and much of the evidence points toward white supremacist Byron De La Beckwith (James Woods). However, after two trials, De La Beckwith is acquitted twice by a jury of whites. Now, decades later in 1989, Evers' widow, Myrlie (Whoopi Goldberg), thinks she has evidence to finally convict him. But no lawyer will touch the case except the young and brash Bobby DeLaughter (Alec Baldwin).
Wednesday, February 11, 2015 – 7:00pm
Dennos Museum Center, Milliken Auditorium
"Slamming Stereotypes" with Kinetic Affect
Free Admission
Two very different men, Kirk Latimer and Gabriel Giron of Kalamazoo, MI, combine their voices as Kinetic Affect, to give life to their difficult histories through the expressive medium of spoken word poetry. Utilizing the lessons they have learned from surviving past traumatic experiences, Kinetic Affect will challenge students, educators and the community to break out of the ethnic, socio-economic, gender and racial stereotypes that burden so many lives. Please join for this unique event of creative expression with one of the truest forms of social advocacy. This event is sponsored by NMC's Office of Student Life and Traverse City High School.
Thursday, February 12, 2015 – 7:00pm
Dennos Museum Center
Community Cinema: American Denial
Free film and discussion
Follow the story of foreign researcher and Nobel Laureate Gunnar Myrdal whose study, An American Dilemma (1944), provided a provocative inquiry into the dissonance between stated beliefs as a society and what is perpetuated and allowed in the name of those beliefs. His inquiry into the United States' racial psyche becomes a lens for modern inquiry into how denial, cognitive dissonance, and unrecognized, unconscious attitudes continue to dominate racial dynamics in American life. The film's unusual narrative sheds a unique light on the unconscious political and moral world of modern Americans. Archival footage, newsreels, nightly news reports, and rare southern home movies from the '30s and '40s thread through the story, as well as psychological testing into racial attitudes from research footage, websites, and YouTube films.
Hear from experts — historians, psychologists, sociologists and Myrdal's daughters — all filmed directly to camera. Witnesses work to exhume unconscious feelings Americans have about themselves and others — fascinated by the Myrdal question, and by how much true thinking and feeling unfolds in social contexts in an unconscious mode. What are the implications for individual responsibility and social justice in democracies like America's?
Monday, February 16, 2015 – 11:00am
Traverse Area District Library, Main Branch
African American Tales with Brenda Harris
Journey through African American History with professional storyteller Brenda Harris. Families and school groups welcome. Space is limited, so groups of more than 10 please call to register; 231-932-8503.
Wednesday, February 18, 2015 – 10:30am
The State Theatre
25-cent Matinee
Driving Miss Daisy
Based on the Pulitzer Prize-winning play by Alfred Uhry, Driving Miss Daisy affectionately covers the 25-year relationship between a wealthy, strong-willed Southern matron (Jessica Tandy) and her equally indomitable Black chauffeur, Hoke (Morgan Freeman). Both employer and employee are outsiders, Hoke because of the color of his skin, Miss Daisy because she is Jewish in a WASP-dominated society. At the same time, Hoke cannot fathom Miss Daisy's cloistered inability to grasp the social changes that are sweeping the South in the 1960s. Nor can Miss Daisy understand why Hoke's "people" are so indignant. It is only when Hoke is retired and Miss Daisy is confined to a home for the elderly that the two fully realize that they've been friends and kindred spirits all along. Driving Miss Daisy won Academy Awards for Best Picture, Best Actress (Jessica Tandy), Best Screenplay (Uhry), and Best Makeup (Manlio Rochetti).
Wednesday, February 25, 2015 – 10:30am
The State Theatre
25-cent Matinee
Mississippi Burning
Starring two-time Oscar winner Gene Hackman and Academy Award nominee Willem Dafoe, Mississippi Burning ranks as one of the most potent and insightful views of racial turmoil yet produced. Nominated for six Oscars and winner of an Academy Award for Best Cinematography, this emotionally charged film vividly captures a crucial chapter in American history. As three civil rights activists drive down a desolate stretch of highway, headlights ominously draw near. Telling each other to stay calm, they have no way of knowing that in minutes they will disappear into the night and spark one of the most explosive murder investigations in history. Enter straight-laced Ward (Dafoe) and deceptively easy-going Anderson (Hackman). Can these two philosophically opposed FBI agents overcome their differences and uncover the chilling mystery of a small Ku Klux Klan-ridden community before an entire town is torn apart by racism?
Saturday, February 28th, 2015 – 10:00am – 4:00pm
Dennos Museum Center
Homes Filled with Hearts
Free admission to the event
Habitat for Humanity, GTR presents an exhibit featuring artwork from Habitat families, and a tool craft project 1-3 pm.
Thursday, March 12, 2015 – 7:00pm
Dennos Museum Center
Community Cinema: The Homestretch
Free film and discussion
The Homestretch follows three homeless teens as they fight to stay in school, graduate, and build a future. Each of these smart, ambitious youths — Roque, Kasey, and Anthony — will surprise, inspire, and challenge audiences to rethink stereotypes of homelessness as they work to complete their education while facing the trauma of being alone and abandoned at an early age. While told through a personal perspective, their stories connect with larger issues of poverty, race, juvenile justice, immigration, foster care, and LGBTQ rights.
With unprecedented access into Chicago public schools, The Night Ministry "Crib" emergency youth shelter, and Teen Living Programs' Belfort House, The Homestretch follows these kids as they move through the milestones of high school while navigating a landscape of couch hopping, emergency shelters, transitional homes, street families, and a school system on the front lines of the homelessness crisis. The Homestretch examines the struggles these youth face in obtaining a high school level education, and then follows them beyond graduation to focus on the crucial transition when the structure of school vanishes, and homeless youth often struggle to find the support and community they need to survive and be independent. A powerful, original perspective on what it means to be young and homeless in America today, while building a future.
Saturday, March 28th, 2015 – 10:00am – 4:00pm
Dennos Museum Center
Upscale Art
Free Admission to the event
Habitat for Humanity, GTR presents a salvage art exhibit and silent auction featuring ReStore wooden chairs that have been re-imagined and restored. Concept: Take a chair and bring it to life!
Saturday, April 18th, 2015 – 10:00am – 4:00pm
Dennos Museum Center
Net Zero Housing Presentation
Free Admission to the event
Habitat for Humanity, GTR presents an exhibit on energy use with a special guest speaker on reusable energy, net zero housing, and the benefits of recycling.


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KNOXVILLE (AP) -- Tennessee coach Phillip Fulmer says there's no panic despite a 1-and-2 record and a 39-point loss to archrival Florida.
He said today it's a tough time, but the program will fight through it as it's done in the past.
Fulmer said tough times don't last, but tough people do.
He said there are fine coaches on his staff who've done it for a long time.
Tennessee fell out of the AP poll as a result of the loss.
The Vols are now gearing up for Arkansas State. The Indians will come to Knoxville with a 1-1 record. They beat SMU Saturday night 45-28. They lost their opener at Texas 21-13.
ASU is coached by Steve Roberts. He's in his sixth season as head coach of the Tribe. Arkansas State is located in Jonesboro.
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