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The Beginning Of The End
As you may have realised, sadly this clearance sale marks the beginning of the end of Middle Eight's show music business. We are coming up to our 10th anniversary and have decided it's time to call it a day - there just isn't the business anymore.
Upcoming Releases Still Available to Pre-Order
However it is not all doom and gloom, we will still be able to supply Upcoming Releases to order
And we will keep the website going with our Peter Combe Children's CDs and a few other things.
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Career fairs are a great way to connect with GVSU's talented undergraduate and graduate students and alumni. Participating in a career fair helps you enhance your campus presence; distribute literature and collect resumes; meet face-to-face with seniors, graduate students and alumni looking for full-time positions; and connect with underclassmen exploring career options and looking for internships.
These on-site field trips allow students to visit your work site to get an inside look at what it's really like to work for you. Visits typically include an information session regarding your corporate culture and job openings, a facility tour, and the ability to network (either formally or informally) with senior administrators, hiring managers, and recent graduates employed in desired career paths.
These industry-specific fairs offer students an opportunity to talk with attending employers about work options and your hiring needs. These events are promoted to students who are exploring career paths, as well as those actively searching for a job or internship. Employers have the ability to set up a table to speak with students in an informational capacity. Events in the Careers In series include:
The Employer Spotlight program brings an invited employer to campus for a day to be featured in a series of 5-10 minute classroom presentations throughout the day and offers a tabling opportunity in a visible location between times. Additionally, we will invite faculty and staff from applicable programs to lunch and learn more about your organization, culture, and the job/internship opportunities you offer.
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As of 6:00 a.m. Monday morning, 33,000 people in the stateline are still without power. A line of thunderstorms that rolled through the area between 6:00 a.m. and 8:30 a.m. Monday morning hampered Com Ed's cleanup and knocked out power to other customers.
Com Ed remains hopeful all power will be restored by Monday evening.
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- Nov 28:
- After mostly silence, Tampa socialite defends herself in Petraeus scandal
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- FBI detoured from usual path in investigating Broadwell e-mails
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- Lawmakers investigate widening scandal with Petraeus, Allen
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- Florida socialite at center of scandal involving CIA director
One day CIA Director David Patraeus was sending out signals he'd like to stay on for President Barack Obama's second term. The next he was hurrying to the White House to offer his resignation and remorse over an extramarital affair. In rapid succession, other characters have emerged in North Carolina, Florida and Afghanistan with story lines that resemble the latest installment of "Real Housewives." And the scandal has become so complicated, you need a scorecard to keep track:
A highly decorated four-star Army general lauded for his leadership of the Iraq and Afghanistan wars, Petraeus, 60, moved into the civilian world to become CIA director in September 2011. He shocked officials in Washington on Friday by admitting to an extramarital affair with his biographer and resigning his post.
The other woman. Now a 40-year-old author and married mom of two young children, she met Petraeus while she was an Army reservist and graduate student at Harvard in 2006. She later embarked on a case study on his leadership of the Iraq War. After he took the helm in Afghanistan, Broadwell expanded her work into a biography, gaining unprecedented access to Petraeus and his commanders. It's called "All In: The Education of General David Petraeus." Their affair began last November, a couple of months after he became CIA director, according to retired Army Col. Steve Boylan, a friend of the Petraeus family, and it ended last summer. The relationship was exposed after Broadwell of Charlotte, N.C., sent e-mails to another woman, Jill Kelley, warning her to stay away from Petraeus, officials said.
All threads in the story trace back to the 37-year-old socialite from Tampa, Fla. A surgeon's wife and mother of three young girls, Kelley is a sort of self-appointed social ambassador for the nearby U.S. Central Command. The Kelleys opened their bayside home to lavish parties where military brass mingled with Tampa's elite. She befriended Petraeus and his wife, Holly, when he took over Central Command in October 2008 and stayed in close contact with Petraeus after he left to take command of the Afghanistan war. Last May, Kelley started getting anonymous, harassing e-mails warning her away from Petraeus. She reported the e-mail to the FBI, which traced the messages to Broadwell and also unearthed "inappropriate communications" between Kelley and Marine Gen. John Allen.
The four-star Marine general who followed in Petraeus' footsteps at Central Command and then as Afghanistan commander is now following him into choppy waters. The Pentagon is investigating 20,000 pages of documents and e-mails involving Allen, who is married, and Kelley. Some of the communications were "flirtatious," according to a senior defense official, who spoke on condition of anonymity. Like Petraeus, Allen was part of the Tampa social circle.
Kelley's twin sister also socialized with the two generals. Both Petraeus and Allen wrote letters lauding Khawam as a devoted mother to help her in a child-custody battle with her ex-husband.
Petraeus' wife of 38 years, mother of their two grown children, is in charge of service member assistance at the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau and a well-known advocate for military families. She is said to be devastated by her husband's infidelity. "Furious would be an understatement," Boylan told ABC's "Good Morning America."
And then there's this unnamed character: the FBI agent to whom Kelley first took her complaint was a longtime friend. And he had once sent her shirtless photos of himself, according to a federal law enforcement official. He passed the information along and was told to steer clear of the case because his superiors worried that he had become obsessed with it, the official said.
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The solar cooking project is based on a strategy of "integrated household energy". This strategy is based on the use of an improved wood stove for preparing breakfast, the use of the solar cooker (adapted for use in the very windy near-desert areas) for lunch, and the use of the solar cooker with a "hay-basket" to keep food warm for the evening. In this area solar cooking is possible for about 330 days per year, it rarely rains and the main hindrance are the duststorms in December-January. The fuel-wood requirement has been reduced to less than 1/4 of what was required earlier. In a recent evaluation it was found that trips for searching wood have been reduced by 86%. Coordinator Dr. Derk Rijks reports 14,000 solar cookers have been distributed as of mid-2009.
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Both books, IT ALL STARTED WITH A DOG and the sequel ALL GOOD THINGS, center on the character of Rachel Springer and her discovery of love, late in life. The catalyst for this development comes in the form of a stray dog, Ralph, who teaches her about intimacy and attracts friends and romance to her as a result of the opening of her heart.Leigh was inspired by Jan Karon's characters and the way they made her feel. As she read, she began to develop friendships with them and enjoyed spending time with them. In response, she started to work with her own character, Rachel Springer, growing her into someone Leigh liked and then watching her friends and community develop around her, each with their own stories.
When she was asked, "How much of yourself is hidden in the characters in the book?", she cheerily replied, "I am a part of each character, including Ralph, the dog."
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The Naruto: Clash of Ninja series (known in Japan as Naruto: Gekitō Ninja Taisen!) is a series of 3D cel-shaded fighting games of the Naruto franchise. They are developed by Eighting and published by D3 Publisher and Tomy. Various instalments of the series have appeared on both Nintendo's GameCube and Wii. Four games are available for the GameCube and seven are available for the Wii. The first two GameCube instalments and the three games of the Revolution sub-series are available in the United States and in PAL regions. All other instalments have been released exclusively in Japan.
Each instalment of the series has had numerous methods of play with varying types of modes. New games have introduced additional modes that generally appear in subsequent games. The player directly controls a character taken from the Naruto series, and uses their unique abilities to battle and defeat an opponent. New games in the series include more of the Naruto plotline in a "story mode," and it generally stays true to the source material. As a result, the character selection increases with each instalment due to the inclusion of more of the Naruto plotline. With the newer games incorporating Naruto: Shippūden, the second part of the Naruto series, many of the characters have been substantially redesigned, and the playable cast has been correspondingly limited and increased depending on the story. Reactions to each instalment have been mixed, with many praising the simple and easy-to-learn fighting system, with others lambasting the fighting system and the lack of significant unlockable content.
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- October 19, 2009 at 10:25 AM
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he does look very dashing in that beautiful leather trench.
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This is proof that if you buy classic well-made clothes you will wear them forever!
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Like the different tones of saffron and orange - very autumnal!
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Smart man to have purchased the coat so many years ago. xxoo Patty
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Syrian TV says mortar shells have exploded near the Syrian Army General Command in central Damascus, causing no casualties.
The station said the building was empty because it was under renovation.
The Britain-based activist group Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said two mortars struck near the building on Thursday but did not report casualties.
The attack follows a car bomb attack at a security checkpoint in Damascus that opposition activists say killed at least 32 people and two days of successive mortar strikes on the capital.
On Wednesday, two mortar shells exploded next to a soccer stadium in Damascus, killing one player. The day before, two mortar shells blew up near one of Assad's three palaces in the city, causing only material damage.
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Volunteers are needed to help with spring planting in the Vol State community garden. Dates :TBA on Saturdays. The garden is behind the parking lot between the Mattox and Wallace Buildings. All tools will be provided. Contact: Chelsea Hawkins at (615) 230 - 3315 or contact Jeff Kent at email@example.com.
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We need volunteers for the Kindergarten through eighth grade classrooms. Volunteer instructors work within the classrooms to help students with homework, mentoring and challenging them to do their best and set goals for their education and their futures. Our classrooms are broken up by the following grades: K/1, 2nd/3rd, 4th/5th, Middle School (6th-8th) and High School (9th-12th). Our class sizes range from seven students to 17 students. Our operating hours are Monday, Wednesday and Thursday from approximately 2:30 until 5:30. Volunteers can choose to work one, two or all three days or can opt to be substitute teachers. Volunteering at CAP in Gallatin is a very rewarding way to contribute to the community and enrich the lives of at-risk children. More information about CAP can be found at www.childrenarepeopletn.org. Interested parties can contact Susan at (615) 230 - 5702 or via email at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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Achievement in the Making (AIM) is an afterschool program of the Gallatin Shalom Zone. College-age volunteers play a vital role in nurturing at-risk students, grades 1 - 5, toward academic and life skills success by assisting with homework, tutoring in core subjects of Language Arts, Math and Science and leading activities/games for academic enrichment and character development. The program takes place Monday - Thursday 3:30 - 5:00 PM. Volunteers may contact the Gallatin Shalom Zone at (615) 442 - 7575.
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Volunteer income tax assistance is a program provided by volunteers to individuals and families who are eligible for free income tax preparation. These volunteers are college students, retired persons, currently employed or unemployed business professionals, homemakers etc. Training is free and former tax prep experience is not required. It's an excellent opportunity for business students to get some real world experience. Other majors and disciplines are welcome also! Contact Belita Howard at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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We are actively recruiting Volunteer Ombudsman Representatives to provide advocacy services to the elderly residing in long-term care facilities in Sumner, Wilson, and Robertson counties. Working as a volunteer Ombudsman would provide good experience for students who may be considering a career working with the elderly population. We offer certification training and we can offer the training at times that would be convenient for students - evenings or weekends. Contact Sally Pitt at the Mid-Cumberland Human Resource Agency in Gallatin, (615) 452 - 5259 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
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The Office of Disability Services at Vol State is recruiting student tutors in all subject areas to tutor students with disabilities as well as the student population at large. All tutoring is done on campus, during the day. The essential requirement is for the tutor candidate to have completed the course which he/she will tutor with a grade of A. Contact Kathy Sowell in 108 Wood Campus Center, (615) 230 - 3472 or email@example.com.
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Three volunteers are needed to help 1st - 8th graders with math and reading homework and general studies. It would also be helpful to have a volunteer to lead students in activities that promote health and wellness. The afterschool program is located at the Sudanese Presbyterian Church in Gallatin, and program days are Mondays and Tuesdays, 3:30 - 5:30PM when Sumner County Schools are in session. Contact Tut Rut at (615) 593-2164.
Area community agencies: To submit a volunteer opportunity, please email the service learning coordinator with the name and description of the project. Include the name of the agency and a representative's name, along with contact information. Please list the dates (i.e. year round, October thru December, March 25th etc.) and location of the project, the number of students needed and any special requirements for volunteers. The Office of Career Placement, Cooperative Education & Service Learning reserves the right to screen projects and may not post those that would be inappropriate for our students.
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Winston-Salem, NC -- City water crews fixed a water main that broke in Winston-Salem Friday morning.
The water main broke around 1:30 am Friday in the 4100 and 4200 blocks of Morningside Drive near Shattalon Drive and Reynolda Road, according to City Link.
Crews worked to repair the break since around 2:30 am.
Officials with the City of Winston-Salem told WFMY News 2 that service has been restored to the homes affected by the broken water main since approximately 2:20 pm.
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Highlights of this day in history: Philosopher Niccolo Machiavelli born; The U.S. Supreme Court rules racial covenants in real estate are unenforceable; Joe DiMaggio makes his baseball debut; Singers Pete Seeger and James Brown born. (May 3)
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Detroit, MI (Sports Network) - Alex Gordon's tie-breaking grand slam in the
top of the 10th inning supplied the deciding runs in the Kansas City Royals'
8-3 victory over the Detroit Tigers at Comerica Park.
Gordon finished with a pair of hits, while Billy Butler went 3-for-3 with an
RBI single to help the Royals bounce back from a 7-5 loss in Wednesday's
opener of the rain-shortened two-game series. Lorenzo Cain ended 2-for-4 with
an RBI and two runs scored in the triumph, Kansas City's third in four games
Tim Collins (1-0) picked up the win after striking out two while tossing a
perfect bottom of the ninth in relief of James Shields, who allowed three runs
on five hits over the first eight frames.
Detroit ace Justin Verlander was in line for his third victory of the season
after limiting the Royals to two runs -- one earned -- before exiting after
seven innings due to a cracked skin in his right thumb. However, the Royals
tied the game with a run off replacement Bruce Rondon in the eighth, then
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Torii Hunter went 2-for-4 with an RBI single for the Tigers, losers in five of
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SINCE the CORE AUDIENCE for the MULTIPLY RAZZIE®-NOMINATED TWILIGHT FRANCHISE IS ABOUT 11 YEARS OLD, and the HIGH-END AGE of the AUDIENCE for GRIMM's FAIRY TALES ISN'T MUCH YOUNGER THAN THAT, MAYBE IT MAKES SENSE to CROSS-BREED the TWO. BUT the RESULTING FILM LOOKS LIKE a MONGREL DOG THAT COULD BE EVEN FUNNIER THAN the 1943 LOONEY TUNES VERSION of THIS SAME MATERIAL.
STARRING a ROSEY-RED-CHEEKED AMANDA SEIFRIED and ANOTHER of THOSE GENERIC HUNKS WHO SEEM to BE BRED at SOME SECRET ARYAN FACILITY in the SAN FERNANDO VALLEY, RED RIDING HOOD HAS ALL the EARMARKS of BEING a WAY-TOO-SERIOUS-&-SELF-IMPORTANT TAKE on WHAT IS, AFTER ALL, a TALE ORIGINALLY INTENDED to WARN TODDLERS ABOUT "STRANGER DANGER."
WITH a FLORID COLOR SCHEME, PROMOs THAT MAKE IT CLEAR "GRAMMA" ISN'T JUST a WOLF OUT to BITE INTO RED's HOT BUNS BUT an ACTUAL WEREWOLF, and a TONE THAT ALL BUT BEGS to BE LAUGHED AT, THIS IS ONE WERWOLF FLICK THAT COULD BE a HOOT and a HOWL.
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Dear GOP, here's how you change a law
Dear GOP,
For a crowd that loves to bray about the Constitution, it seems you have misplaced your copy. How else to explain your bizarre efforts to destroy the world unless you get your way?
You don't like the Affordable Care Act. You've made it obvious. But it was passed the correct way, in a Congress that generally doesn't pass sh*t. It made it through the House, and it made it through the Senate. It wasn't passed in the "dead of night", nor was it "rammed down" anyone's throat like you jokers like to claim. It passed only after an excruciating 14-months of debate and negotiations. But all your hysterical shrieking about death panels and communism couldn't stop it. Finally, the president signed it into law.
Us liberals weren't thrilled when it passed. Just relieved. We didn't get anything near what we wanted. After all, we're not in the business of fighting for Heritage Foundation-created ideas championed by the likes of Newt Gingrich and first adopted by Republican governors (the guy you nominated, in fact!). If we couldn't get single payer, we at least wanted a public optionan expansion of Medicare for all. But alas, we went to D.C. with the Congress we had, not the one we wanted. And really, given the dysfunction in D.C., it's amazing we got anything at all.
So now that the law is about to be fully implemented, you're still not happy. You're still shrieking about death panels and communism, and even the death of freedom! Yeah, yeah, we get it. The 42 (or whatever) votes in the House to repeal Obamacare have made it very clear.
But here's the thing: If you want to truly get rid of the law, you have to do it the proper way, as specified in that Constitution you pretend to cherish. Those House votes? Those are a good start! Great job! You're a third of the way there. Because you still have to get that bill passed by the Senate. And then, you have to get the president to sign it. And if the president doesn't sign it, then you have to overturn that veto which requires a two-thirds majority, which you don't have even in the House.
So what are your options? Certainly not shut down the government and threaten a national default on our debt. That's not in that Constitution (seriously, read it!). Your options are to win some elections. Hold that ill-gotten gerrymandered-fueled majority in the House. Get a simple majority in the Senate and then get rid of the filibuster. Seriously, get rid of it. I won't complain. Then win the presidency. You'll have a better shot at that if you don't nominate Ted Cruz, and you might want to broaden your appeal by being less of a bunch of assholes. But really, do what you must. I'm not in the habit of giving you guys advice. Just anvils.
What I do want to do is remind you that there's a right way to get rid of laws, and the undemocratic, extra-constitutional way you are trying to do it now.
If you really truly believe that America is behind you, then you're golden. 2014 and 2016 will bear that out and you'll have all the governmental control you'll need to repeal to your heart's content. So put your trust on that American public you so fervently believe is behind you and let the chips fall where they may.
Hugs and kisses, kos


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